Bon Restaurant

This is a review of the M2M food court: Bon.Stop by Bon in the m2m food court for some pretty good Korean and Asian food eats in cap hill. Very casual, food court, with average prices in Seattle for Asian foods. I really liked the jajangmyeon and cheese katsu.FoodI got the jajangmyeon and overall I liked the flavor of the sauce and the noodles were good and chewy. The sauce had kind of a smoky flavor to it that I haven't noticed at other jjm spots. Only thing I complain about is the small portion size.My friends ordered cheese katsu, cheese katsu don, curry katsu, miso ramen, and takoyaki. Everyone liked their food and would come again if in the area for a quick bite. The cheese katsu was better than the cheese katsu don in my opinion.AtmosphereOpen food court that is a decent size but nothing too big like a mall sized food court. Casual and nothing fancy inside. The noise level is not too loud.PricingFood prices were average for Asian comfort food eats in Seattle. Price was decent for the taste and quantity of food.ServiceEverything is self serve. Order food at the kiosk and then pick up when you number comes up on the screen. Drop off trays near front.OtherLocated on the second floor of m2m mart! Signs pointing out the stairs to get up there are pretty clear since right by entrance of the mart. They are closed 2:30pm-4:00pm for break and also ALL DAY Sunday.

A great, convenient spot to grab some familiar and comforting flavors of korean fusion! Located on the second floor of m2m, the food is pretty cheap (~$15) with a decent selection, quick service and self-order kiosk. Lots of places to sit and take a break from Capitol Hill. Can even grab a dessert downstairs at the Tous les Jours :) While not a hidden gem or anything in terms of food, Bon gets the job done and does it well.

Stopped by this spot with a friend and upon first impression, was a bit underwhelmed by this being the only true restaurant option inside of M2M mart. It's situated in a hallway-like second floor and is a cafeteria style area. The food came out pretty quickly though, and I was pleasantly surprised by the chicken katsu don, although the ramen was pretty underwhelming. Overall, it's worth checking out for a casual meal and would definitely recommend trying to katsu menu options.

If you're in the area it's a pretty good place for tonkatsu. The curry had good flavor although it was definitely too thin of a consistency, so I could go without it. The included cabbage salad is refreshing between bites of fried meat!

The Cheese Tonkatsu excelled with a perfect blend of gooey cheese inside and crispy perfection outside - a must-try. However, the Karayi Spicy Ramen was a letdown, with an off-putting broth and predominantly fatty meat. Stick to the katsu; steer clear of the ramen bowls. Service was quick. The restaurant is found on the second floor of M2M mart, passing Tour Les Jours. bakery.

Food court style place. Ordered on a kiosk and got the food quick. The portion for the jajang myeon was good for the price and came with complimentary danmuji. It had a nice wok flavor. Good for a quick meal and prices aren't too bad.

Highly recommend this place! Was craving katsu and this definitely fulfilled it. It did not disappoint at all, the katsu was juicy and the curry paired perfectly with it. The workers were all helpful and friendly. Can't wait to go back and try the black soy bean noodle dish they have!

Highly recommend the katsu curry and the fried chicken!! So crispy and juicy and curry is just perfect!! I'm glad this place exists!! And staff are kind, courteous, professional, and efficient. Would definitely visit again! (No pic cuz I inhaled it)

Bon is finally open! On the 2nd floor of M2M, this is a great cool place to get food. The menu is extensive with Korean and Japanese food. The portions are hugeeee to justify the prices. The food was made fresh to order and the flavors were spot on. The staff were very kind and helpful. Overall excited to come back!

Jajangmyeon was really good. Glad I didn't order anything else because it was filling. Auntie at the counter was nice too :)Once you're on the surface from the Capitol Hill light rail station, walk into the m2m grocery store. The 2nd floor restaurant has 2 stairway entrances: north and south. The north one will take you through a long corridor. The south is brighter and closer to the kiosks. It was pretty busy during lunchtime. Lots of tables and chairs. Bus your own table and be mindful of their break time hours. If you're looking for that quick fix between class and studying or need a fast casual place to eat with friends after walking around Cal Anderson Park this is a good spot.