BBMyun

I usually don't write bad reviews, but this HAS to be said. It breaks my heart to say that this is by far one of the worst places I've eaten at in Georgia.I don't know how you can mess up kimbap, but someway somehow they managed to do it. I ordered the squid kimbap, and it was probably the worst thing I've eaten in a fat minute. First roll, I tasted nothing. I thought maybe there was too much rice, so I ate the squid filling and it was STILL bland. On top of that, the rice tasted old. Only two of my kimbaps had 2 strands of carrots while the others had not a singular dingular strand of carrot. In fact, the only other filling was cabbage? I don't know lol it was just so bland that I genuinely couldn't tell what else was in there. After two rolls, I decided it just wasn't worth eating anymore.The soup was also old - womp womp.I was seriously debating on ordering another dish but realized it wasn't worth the money. If they messed up something as simple as kimbap, they'd definitely mess up any other dish. I was just beyond disappointed.This place doesn't even serve you at all. They have a self-service kiosk, and you pick up the food yourself. I asked one of the workers a question at the front, and he was extremely disrespectful. It made me regret tipping for a service I never even received to begin with.This was just a -100/10 experience lol I don't recommend coming here. So disappointing. I used to love this place.

PAY FOR A SIDE of KIMCHI ??? no thank you :( Food was great don't get me wrong. The kimbap had more filling than rice which is really rare to see. The Kalgooksoo (knife cut noodles) was really delicious! Its the perfect dish for those rainy days or if you need comfort food. Now the only reason I couldn't give this place 5 stars was the fact that they make you pay for kimchi.. I have NEVER seen a korean restaurant not give a side of kimchi for free. so tragic. Its self service mode here, so you order on the kiosk machine and they call your number on the speaker when your food is ready. when you're done you just put your tray of food on the rack

I've never had BBMyun before but decided to give it a try because my usual Korean restaurant was closed. Their menu and pictures look great, and I had a hard time deciding what I wanted to order because everything sounded and looked so good, but ultimately, I thought the food was just okay. I enjoyed it, but I wasn't impressed by it by any means. If I didn't know of other good restaurants that offered the same items, I likely would come back here and even order take out from here because the prices are very fair and so are the portion sizes. We ordered the tuna kimbap, bulgogi kimbap, fire squid kimbap, ham kimbap, spicy pork bibimbap, a large soup, and an omurice to go. They also included a side of white rice with our order. The kimbaps were where I thought the food was just average. I liked the variety of options that they have, and I like that they're very appropriately portioned and filling. I did think they were on the dry side though. Normally I don't need any sauce of any sort to dip my kimbap with at other restaurants, but everyone in my group was dipping the kimbap to give it a little more flavor. The spicy pork bibimbap was really good with plenty of flavor, however, I did find the portions lacking on this one. This was the most expensive thing we ordered ($15.99) but I felt like the dish could've been filled a lot more. If I ate this dish alone, I wouldn't have even been close to full. The soup was good but wasn't hot or even warm by any means. And lastly, the omurice was perfect. Just like how I expected omurice to taste, and to my surprise, it was very big as well. We shared it among 4 of us.

They had me at Kimbap! The variety of Kimbap options here is fantastic. The music, music video feels very clubby inside.Duluth seems to be the place to go for Korean food. It's a good sign when billboards are in Korean off of the freeway. It's located at a shopping plaza that has lots of Asian restaurants and eats and drinks too. Grab a menu and order at the counter and pay. Pager will be handed to you upon payment. Sit and wait for your order to be ready. Fire cheese Kimbap, fire tuna Kimbap, fire squid Kimbap and tteokbokki with an egg and two sides of kimchi. My husband wanted the rose tteokbokki, but it can't be made spicy at all. $44.50. They gave us our tteokbokki to cook for ourselves, great. Not why I go to a restaurant to cook for myself at all. Then again it's not bad cooking our own tteokbokki is that the rice cook was perfectly Al dente and not mushy and overcooked like most places. The sauce has a nice kick to it and foavoeThe fire squid is okay, a bit too rubbery for my liking, so not for me. The fire cheese roll was okay, nothing special for me. I get that American sliced cheese is a favored cheese for kimbaps, but it doesn't have a place in a Kimbap in the end. The fire tuna is by far the favorite and the best out of the 3 rolls. The side of cut kimchi is a bit more aged than I like, more kimchi jjiae ready, as such not fresh or crunchy.The pickled radish is good.

Had a fantastic lunch here with my friend today. You order at a kiosk and then wait for your food to come out at the table. It is all self serve, which I actually really enjoyed, especially the kimchi and radish. I got a tonkatsu omurice, and it was delicious. Their portions are very generous. The atmosphere was nice and there were quite a few tables full when I went.

We stopped by bbmyun for some noodles after our long hike. The seafood kalguksu was very good - huge bowl full of different types of seafood including crab. We also tried their bulgogi kimchi kimbap and they were also above our expectations. The menu is huge here, lots of people around us order omurice, which gives us a reason to come back here.

For some reason, I keep turning back to this place when I visit Duluth... possibly because of its convenient location and comfort level?Anyway, I swung in super-early for lunch (first to arrive!), and tried this Omurice Tonkatsu plate, along with a side of Bulgogi Kimbap. First of all, I'm not a huge fan of eggs, but I just had to try their Omurice... which is a popular Korean specialty, where you wrap pan-fried eggs around a bed of Fried Rice, topped with Gochujang sauce. Well, despite NOT being a fan of eggs, I loved their Omurice! The Fried Rice was great as well...So freshly made, with lotsa veggies mixed in. Their Tonkatsu wasn't very big, but it was very good. Thin and crispy, and topped with this zesty sauce. Loved the creamed corn as well. So overall, this dish was a win for me!Surprisingly, however, their Bulgogi Kimbap wasn't as great as before. For some reason, the Bulgogi just didn't taste good...nor fresh. VERY surprising because I've credited this place for having THE best Kimbaps. Hopefully this was a fluke??? As usual, the service was stellar. Also, the place was very nicely air conditioned, with great overhead music.Overall, I loved it here...as usual. Despite the disappointing Kimbap, the Omurice Tonkatsu dish more than made up for it...so can't dock a star.

So good and affordable! This is located in the Sweet Hut shopping plaza off Pleasant Hill by Chong Man Chicken. Ambiance is casual and modern. We came in the evening on a Sunday and they were BUSY. I believe they only had one server working and the manager helping him. So service was very slow but it was friendly and they were very apologetic about it. Despite this, our food came out very quickly after we ordered. Portions are HUGE. Easily enough to share between two people. Price was great at about $15.99 per entree. Complimentary anchovy broth, kimchi and radish was brought out. The food focuses on noodle dishes which is their namesake. I tried:- Tonkatsu omurice: delicious! - Spicy beef somen: Loved the broth on this and the noodle texture- spicy seafood kalguksu: a good balance of flavors. Lots of squid in this one. My only gripe is the spicy is not at all spicy. Will definitely ask for more chili next time. Overall, I found everything to be delicious and worth a return to try out some more dishes. It's very comforting food!

My friends and i dropped in for lunch after hitting Super Teso, which is in the same complex. None of us had tried Myun (korean noodles in spicy sauce) before, so we ordered lots of different dishes for the table. For 4 people, the kimbap, douk bok ki, and bibi myun was more than enough to share and we had tons of leftover! The restaurant is casual, and you order at the front and wait for your order to be delivered to the table. Our food was made really quickly and was so tasty. I would highly recommend the bibi myun and seafood douk bok ki to people who are trying myun for the first time.The bibi myun noodles are tossed in a sweet chili sauce and the seafood douk boki is a bit more savory while being just as flavorful. Definitely make sure to add on cheese and cream to your douk bok ki! It's not the same without it

Came across this restaurant on Yelp search and was pleasantly surprised. AMBIANCE: came in at 11:00am when they opened and it was relatively empty but it filled up pretty quickly- people were in/out. There was plenty of seating and everything was very clean. EVERYTHING is self serving (self order to get your own utensils/dishes/water to self cooking Ddokbboki to own Togo boxes). FOOD: the prices were $$ but the portion sizes were doable. For our party of 2, we ordered: 1) regular ddokbboki, 2) omurice ddonkkatsu 3) jjolmyeon. We left with leftovers. The ddokbboki was mediocre... there was SO MUCH cabbage + a couple rice cakes/2 -4 fish cakes. The omurice/sauce was good/basic but the donkatsu was not good; It was soggy from the sauce + the meat was not tender. The jjolmyeon was the perfect proportion of noodle:vegetable + perfect for a cold summer day. I will definitely be coming back to check out other menu options... but NOT THE DONKATSU.