Since January this year, inside the reopened “Honoka Marche JR Ashiya”, there’s a Korean takeout specialty shop called “Ashiya Seoul Kitchen”. We picked up a whole spread of Korean dishes and had ourselves a Korean food party at home!
A Variety of Korean Dishes from “Ashiya Seoul Kitchen”

Ta-da! 10 dishes in total! Let the Korean food party at home begin!

“Kyushu Kuroge Wagyu Yakiniku Rice Bowl” 1,026 yen (tax included)
The yakiniku rice bowl made with A4 and A5 rank Kyushu Kuroge Wagyu beef, also sold inside “Honoka Marche,” is prepared in-store after you order, so you can take it home freshly made!

↑ The yakiniku is coated in plenty of sauce with the sweetness of onions, and it goes so well with the pesticide-free rice!

“Japchae Loaded with Kuroge Wagyu Beef” 842.4 yen (tax included)
“Special Gimbap Packed with Fillings” 810 yen (tax included); photo shows half size, 432 yen (tax included)
“Selected Domestic Pork Samgyeopsal Gimbap” 950.4 yen (tax included); photo shows half size, 486 yen (tax included)
“Kyushu Kuroge Wagyu Yakiniku Gimbap” 1,058.4 yen (tax included); photo shows half size, 540 yen (tax included)

↑ Just like the name says, the japchae is packed with vegetables and Kuroge Wagyu beef. So many ingredients!

↑ The special gimbap has a nice balance of vegetables, egg, and other fillings. It feels healthy!

↑ The samgyeopsal gimbap pairs kimchi and pork perfectly with the rice! This could be addictive.

↑ The yakiniku gimbap has plenty of meaty flavor, so even kids who aren’t big on vegetables might gobble it up!

“Vegetable Buchimgae” 648 yen (tax included)

↑ Dip it in the buchimgae sauce and enjoy! The crisp texture of the chives and the chewy batter are exactly what you want. This is the flavor!

“Gochu Mayo Chicken” 734.4 yen (tax included)

↑ They recommend eating the karaage made with brand-name chicken “Tajima-dori”, fried in rice oil, with plenty of their special gochu mayo sauce. The gochu mayo sauce looks super spicy, but it’s surprisingly sweet, tangy, and addictive!

“Spicy and Savory Yukgaejang Soup” 918 yen (tax included)
“Tteok Soup Made with Chicken Bone Broth” 756 yen (tax included)

↑ The yukgaejang soup looks really spicy! But the dishes that looked spicy so far haven’t been that hot, so maybe it’ll be fine?

↑ Mmm! As expected, it’s more umami than heat… wait…? Oh! The spice really kicks in afterward!!! This one is recommended for people who love spicy food!

↑ The tteok soup, filled with lots of Korean rice cakes called “tteok,” has such a gentle, comforting flavor.

“Assorted 4 Korean Side Dishes” 626.4 yen (tax included)
This is an assortment of four kinds of namul and kimchi. It’s always nice to have little side dishes like these! They’d also be great alongside yakiniku at home.
Inside “Ashiya Seoul Kitchen”

↑ Head toward the back of “Honoka Marche”…

↑ At the end, you’ll find the Korean takeout shop “Ashiya Seoul Kitchen”!

↑ Here you’ll find gimbap, side dishes, and other items that you can take home right away.

↑ Menu items that aren’t displayed on the counter, such as yakiniku rice bowls and soups, are made fresh in the in-store kitchen after you order and can be taken out!

↑ They also carry Korean ingredients and foods such as Korean seaweed, makgeolli, tteok, and corn tea.

↑ In the refrigerated cases at “Honoka Marche,” you’ll find brand-name meats also used at “Ashiya Seoul Kitchen,” including “Kyushu Kuroge Wagyu,” “Tajima-dori,” and “Yonezawa Buta Ichiban Sodachi”!

↑ The shop also has Costco products, imported foods, and amazingly good-value vegetables. It’s fun just browsing around! You might end up wanting to buy all kinds of things while waiting for your order to be ready.
“Ashiya Seoul Kitchen” Menu

↑ Even though we introduced so much this time, there are still plenty of menu items we couldn’t cover! Tteokbokki, bibimbap, and choregi salad all sound tempting too!
Store Information for “Ashiya Seoul Kitchen”

↑ It opened this January inside “Honoka Marche JR Ashiya,” on the 1st floor of “La Mall Ashiya” along Ekimae-dori, near JR Ashiya Station.
Here’s the map↓
The address is 2-6 Oharacho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, La Mall Ashiya Room 124.
Ashiya Seoul Kitchen
12:00~16:00
Closed
Irregular holidays
Address
Inside Honoka Marche, La Mall Ashiya Room 124, 2-6 Oharacho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture
Phone
050-5532-4938
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(*Please check directly with the shop for the latest menu details, business hours, and other information.)


