Bulgogi Box

Still all the good stuff but now they don't discourage you from eating in which is nice. Service and a fast and the dining area (though a bit run down) is ample and comfortable Love this place!

I had read about this place and then looked at some of the Yelp reviews.You would go here for the food quality. Not so much the ambience or dining experience. It would be a good stop for outdoor dining when the weather is good.It's essentially Korean fast food. Everything you order is in a 'to go' box and they encourage take out.I had the beef bulgogi with rice, it was $19 bucks, a bit on the pricey side since most of it was rice.It was good flavor though, not overpowered with onions or scallions like so many other places.Sadly, they don't offer any sauces on the side.It's very convenient to the East/West Lynx stop.There is also a good size patio on the sidewalk for outdoor dining.

I came here on a Saturday night with my cousin after not being able to find a table anywhere else in the area. We were walking to Leroy Fox when we decided to come here instead. The ambiance is modern, clean and quaint. We were promptly seated by the only waiter working but boy was he efficient. He kept all the water glasses filled and his timing was impeccable even though most of the tables were full. We ordered the blueberry julep and the tea-quila party for cocktails. Both were pretty tart but they got the job done. For dinner we got the bibi bowl and the beef bulgogi noodles. Both were really good. I wish the noddles had something green in them. It was literally bulgogi and noodles but it was delicious. It was a great experience especially for a walk in choice. Not the most authentic Korean food ever but definitely flavorful.

I wanted to get my husband to try Bibimbap for once in his life...so chose this place. I'm actually not a huge fan of Bibimbap, but I loved their version...and thought he'd enjoy it too. For once, my son came along to check out this place.Well, both my husband and I ordered their Bibim Bowl, but my husband chose Fried Chicken (?!?) instead of the traditional Bulgogi. With Fried Chicken, it's actually an American fusion kinda thing...not really a full-on Korean dish. Oh Well...I tried. My son also ordered this Korean Chicken. We also ordered 2 plates of Potstickers (always a favorite here!) and Miso Soup.Well, before I get to the foods, I must confess that I was disappointed with the presentation of all the foods this time. Their Potstickers are usually quite beautiful, but not this time. Even our Bibimbowl was delivered quite messy...with no effort in making it look aesthetic at all. Typically, you're supposed to be able to clearly see all the veggies included in the bowl (usually 6-8?). Well, I actually "fixed" my bowl before taking pictures. Prior to me fixing the dish, I could barely see all the separate veggies...as the Bulgogi was just loosely piled on top of all the veggies...as if they were just dumped over them, without making any effort to separate them (as should be the case!). Same with my husband's bowl! For such sloppy presentation of all the foods, I must dock a star this time. We noticed that the egg was overcooked...it was supposed to be runny, but it was hardened. Also, the Miso Soup wasn't as piping hot as usual when delivered to the table. So yeah, a few things were amiss this time. Normally I'd dock another star for foods not meeting expectations...but overall, the foods still tasted REALLY good. The service was good too...as usual. In any case, I'm glad my husband tried the Bibimbap...though not the authentic version. He seemed to like it. My son seemed to like his Chicken too...though I know he would have preferred it with Fries. Think he (and many others!) would have liked this much more if there were some options with the sides, like Fries or Rice instead of just the Cole Slaw.

I made a reservation with ease and the woman on the phone was really nice. We were welcomed by our server Matt. He seated us promptly and was very friendly. I don't think the reservation was needed since it wasn't very busy. We had $5 mimosas (can't beat that!), K-corn dog, potstickers, fried pork ribs, and the Bibim Bowl. The mimosa,K-dog, and potstickers were good, didn't really stand out 5/10. The ribs and Bibim Bowl were 9/10 I'd definitely get it again.Our server Matt was great, he gave some amazing recommendations especially for drinks since my friend is allergic to citrus. They made a rum and coke for her which was nice. We stayed for a while to chat and he didn't rush us off.Overall, my friends and I had a nice time. The appetizers were good but just not outstanding. We all loved our entrees though. I'll definitely be back!

I just walked out of Bulgogi Box and had to leave a review. The food was soooo good! Amazing Bulgogi options. Very nice atmosphere and wonderful service. I will be coming back for sure! And the restroom was nice and clean for those it matters to.

Visited on a Saturday just after 5pm - surprisingly not many people inside. I choose to sit outside since the weather was beautiful and to "people watch".My server was very attentive and assisted with the menu since this was my first visit. My starter: Fried Pork Ribs - Spicy Korean [$18]My entree: BIBIM Bowl [$19.25]The ribs were good and the spicy korean sauce has a good kick to it! But the BIBIM bowl was delicious - I went with the beef! A side comes with the BIBIM Bowl and I selected their miso soup. That was a bad decision ... it wasn't good. My server recomended getting the BIBIM in a hot pot. I went with this recommendation ... FYI it's a $1 charge for the hot pot. My total for everything came to $41.40Parking ... I visited Saturday early evening so parking was scarce. HOWEVER there is a parking garage for residents/retail right behind the restaurant. I was able to slide right on into a spot with several spots available!!! It does come with a 2-hour limit.

Food was really fucking good. The serving sizes are huge, so dont let the price fool you. it's worth it. Bathrooms are clean. We were waited on by Matt. Friendly and attentive. Very knowledgeable about the menu and what sauces and sides were best to go with what so i could get the full scope of the menu. The potstickers are made with real wrapper the thinness if you told me it was frozen, i wouldn't be able to tell. Every ingredient was treated with respect to a degree seen in high-end places . Presented on a plate in such a fashion that astonished me. My only complaint has nothing to do with the establishment itself. Parking sucks. I mean, you're on the outskirts of downtown, of course. Parking is going to suck. There's a sketchy looking empty parking lot a block away. You can probably park behind the one-way alley behind the sabor latin Grill place. If you can't find roadside. Also you have to pay for the roadside. Cause, of course, right? Fortunately, that has nothing to do with the establishment themselves. This is solid food. Get bottled water. You're welcome.

Ordered the beef bulgogi bowl with a side of kimchi through UberEATS. It hit the spot. You definitely need the kimchi to round out the meal. If you're looking for authentic Korean food (where you get 10 little bowls of banchan with your order, you won't find that here. Just fyi.

I came in on a slow Tuesday. Not busy, and the service was quick. Literally less than 5 min. After reading so so many reviews, I opted the beef bulgogi box, and a side salad. The bulgogi was good, however not the best bulgogi I have had. I'm a huge fan of Korean bbq, so I frequent lots of places, the location is very cute and provides a great place to hang with friends.