BOPBOX

BOPBOX is one of my favorite go to restaurants. They are quick, have lots of vegan options and the food is great. The place is really cute and can be fun to eat at, especially in the summer. It's pretty small, so we generally do take out. My personal favorite is the Yakisoba with spicy tofu. It's got so much flavor, and the portion is pretty large. It's one of those meals you know you should save some leftovers but then eat anyway and regret it. The best. Folks at the counter at super helpful and kind. Would recommend to anyone looking for a Korean style place to eat.

I found this place on Yelp. I checked out the pictures, and the food looked absolutely amazing. I stopped by for a late lunch. I ordered on a tablet at the front. There is also staff towards the back that take food orders. It took me a few minutes to decide because everything looked and sounded really good.There are a few tables to dine inside and a few tables to dine outside. It seems more like a place to grab and go. The food was ready in fifteen minutes. I decided to try the Mom's Medley with chicken and a Bulgogi Ribeye Bowl. Both items were delicious. I really liked the variety and how colorful the medley bowl was. The chicken was also cooked and seasoned well. The bulgogi was tender and flavorful. If you are in the area, this is definitely a good place to check out.

I'm totally into the concept of this place, but gotta admit, it's a bit on the pricey side for what you get. Tried the salad box, and oh boy, it was way too salty for my liking. On the bright side, the tempura kale was absolutely bomb, and their version of cucumber kimchi (they call it something else) hit the spot.The inside is pretty small and if you're going during the weekday during lunch rush, I would definitely take out rather than sit in. Overall, the taste didn't quite live up my expectations, though. My dish was excessively salty, almost on the edge of barely edible. Despite this, I'm willing to give it another shot and see if my experience improves. Hoping for a better rating next time!

Thank you for bringing back the salmon and the jalapeño soy sauce!!! Also, love your vegan daikon kimchi - yum! Today, I ordered 2 mom's medley - one with salmon and the jalapeño soy (fave) and one with just veggies and tahini sauce - both are delicious!

Such a great addition to the Georgetown strip. This is one of my go-to lunch spots when I'm in town for work. I've mainly had three Mom's Medley and it's delicious! Their homemade sauces are the perfect touch to your bowl.

Excellent fast casual Korean food. Ordering was easy on a kiosk and the food came out quickly. It was plentiful and plenty tasty!

I love this place!! The Korean food here is so authentic and delicious. The venue is small so I saw several people ordering take out. It's a bit pricy but worth it if you happen to find yourself in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood.

BOPBOX is a good Korean Restaurant. I ordered two Bop Bowels, which consisted of the bulgogi ribeye bowl and the kimchi fried rice bowl with bacon. The bulgogi bowl was excellent, the bowl had amazing flavor, and the portion size was large. The kimchi fried rice bowl was good, but the kimchi was the only flavor you could taste in the bowl. The kimchi fried rice bowl was topped with an egg, but I personally thought it needed 2 or 3 eggs to balance the flavors in fried rice and add richness to the dish. Overall, I was very pleased with my meal. I would eat here again.

I saw this place all over my Instagram and had to try it. Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon before taking it down to a park for a nice picnic. BopBox is located in Georgetown so parking was a little difficult to find but the place was just so cute and cannot miss. Amazing service and the person helping us was so sweet and helpful since it was our first time here. We ordered the Spicy Bulgogi Rice Bowl with an egg and the Bopbox'd Bento with Grilled Chicken Breast. For drinks we got some Made in House specials which were the Matcha Mint Brewed Tea and the Vanilla Bean Matcha Latte. Made in House is the sister of Bopbox and they also have some amazing options for Korean lunch plates as well. The Spicy Bulgogi Rice Bowl was tender and surprisingly not too spicy. The ratio of purple Korean rice to the meat was just perfect. However, my favorite was the Bopbox'd Bento with Grilled Chicken Breast. The Bento had so many different things to try that paired well with meat. I loved the Japchae with the salad along with the crispy kale tempura! Next time I go I think I am going to get the Bento again but with the spicy bulgogi meat, I think that would be the best combination! Cannot say nice enough things about Bopbox which makes me want to check out Made in House.

I'm always a little hesitant to try Korean places because my mom's home cooking has set such a high standard. But I am so happy I tried out Bopbox! This small shop is in Georgetown and their menu offers a selection of rice bowls. They have bibimbap, which is a classic korean dish, as well as a bibim salad, kimchi fried rice, and bulgogi or spicy pork over rice. They also have noodle dishes - a japchae bowl and yakisoba. The item that caught my eye was the Bopbox'd dosirak (it's called a bento on the menu) - it was really pretty and colorful and offered a variety of everything. You get rice and your choice of protein, a gochugaru napa slaw, pickled red cabbage, kale tempura (twi-gim!!), japchae, a soft boiled egg, and a small piece of tofu spring roll. For my protein, I picked the spicy pork bulgogi - that's one of my favorite Korean dishes to eat. I ordered through the self-service kiosk. The shop has two tables that can seat 4-5 people and then two bar seating areas that seat two people each, so it's not huge. But a lot of people were picking up takeaway orders. I ate my food there - water and utensils are self-serve. AND THEY HAVE THE METAL CUPS AND REAL METAL CHOPSTICKS. It was just so nostalgic for me because that's something you see a lot in restaurants in Korea and legit restaurants in K-town. My food came out pretty quickly too. My dosirak was beautiful - very colorful. And it was DELICIOUS. The pork was cooked perfectly and had a great flavor - nice spicy kick. The veggies were fresh and very good. The kale twi-gim blew me away. The fried part was so light and the whole thing was so crispy. It was one of my favorite parts of the meal. I was sad when I ate allof them lol. The egg was perfect. The spring roll was cute. And the rice was purple rice - just like my mom makes!!! It was so much food that i couldn't finish it and took the rest home for dinner later. The employee working up front was super nice - gave me a lid and a bag for my leftovers as I raved about my dosirak (especially the kale). He even mentioned that they have a sister restaurant up in Fremont that I now have to check out! I love some of the twists they do with their food and love that the bowls or customizable (you can sub out the egg or sub out the rice, etc. And the veggies were so good and I desperately need to eat more vegetables in my life. Can't wait to try the kimchi fried rice next!