The meat flavor was especially good and the quality was strong.
WhyIt was the standout item in this visit, so it is the safest first pick.The Market Kitchen
JonmatA hotel buffet on B1 of Four Seasons Hotel Seoul. It focuses on lobster tail, seafood, grilled dishes, made-to-order pasta, Korean dishes, and desserts.
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
The lobster tail had especially good meat flavor, and the seafood lineup was varied. Pre-set sushi and sashimi could be dry.
The cream pasta was well made and the noodles were cooked well.
WhyFreshly made dishes are easier to get in good condition.It had more flesh than bean sprouts and was good.
WhyIt is a recognizable Korean main dish that was presented as a good option.See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
A Hotel Buffet That Feels Relatively Affordable These Days - What Are the Pros and Cons of Four Seasons The Market Kitchen at KRW 118,000 per person?
A review of Four Seasons Seoul's The Market Kitchen, covering price, layout, lobster, seafood, and buffet variety.
A hotel buffet on B1 of Four Seasons Hotel Seoul. It focuses on lobster tail, seafood, grilled dishes, made-to-order pasta, Korean dishes, and desserts.
The lobster tail had especially good meat flavor, and the seafood lineup was varied. Pre-set sushi and sashimi could be dry.
- It is on B1 of Four Seasons Hotel Seoul near Gwanghwamun Station.
- Prices mentioned are KRW 105,000 for weekday lunch, KRW 118,000 for weekday dinner, and KRW 128,000 on weekends.
- The lobster tail is described as tasting especially good that day.
- There are made-to-order pasta, braised monkfish, braised short ribs, oysters, surf clams, and desserts.
- Pre-set sushi and sashimi can be dry, so ordering them fresh is suggested.
