Korean Food Trucks in Wisconsin
Our Service Areas Around Wisconsin
Southeast Wisconsin including Waukesha County, Walworth County, Washington County and Ozaukee Counties
Sweet Seoul90
About Us:
Sweet Seoul started with a simple idea: bring bold, comforting food to the community while building something meaningful from years of experience in the kitchen. After more than two decades cooking and baking—especially perfecting gourmet cheesecakes from scratch—I wanted to create a food concept that blended creativity, flavor, and a sense of fun. Korean street food has always stood out to me because of its balance of spice, sweetness, and texture, and pairing those savory flavors with rich, homemade cheesecakes created a menu that is both unique and memorable.
As a U.S. Air Force veteran and longtime member of the Oak Creek community, building Sweet Seoul is also about giving back to the area that shaped me. I’m a 2001 Oak Creek High School graduate and previously served as founder and co-director of the Evening of Blessings Thanksgiving Dinner at the Oak Creek Community Center. Sweet Seoul reflects that same spirit of community—using high-quality ingredients, supporting local suppliers when possible, and bringing people together at festivals, markets, and events across Southeast Wisconsin. Every order helps grow a small, locally owned business that is built on passion, perseverance, and a love for great food.
Sweet Seoul started with a simple idea: bring bold, comforting food to the community while building something meaningful from years of experience in the kitchen. After more than two decades cooking and baking—especially perfecting gourmet cheesecakes from scratch—I wanted to create a food concept that blended creativity, flavor, and a sense of fun. Korean street food has always stood out to me because of its balance of spice, sweetness, and texture, and pairing those savory flavors with rich, homemade cheesecakes created a menu that is both unique and memorable.
As a U.S. Air Force veteran and longtime member of the Oak Creek community, building Sweet Seoul is also about giving back to the area that shaped me. I’m a 2001 Oak Creek High School graduate and previously served as founder and co-director of the Evening of Blessings Thanksgiving Dinner at the Oak Creek Community Center. Sweet Seoul reflects that same spirit of community—using high-quality ingredients, supporting local suppliers when possible, and bringing people together at festivals, markets, and events across Southeast Wisconsin. Every order helps grow a small, locally owned business that is built on passion, perseverance, and a love for great food.
