Topped Waikiki

So good!Stopped here for lunch on our way back to the hotel from the beach. Affordability and portion sizes were great, but the flavors were amazing!We went with the Spicy Pork (perfect spice level), Shoyu Pork (favorite flavor), and Beef & Butter (solid, but least favorite of the three). It's a fun hole in the wall spot...limited seating, but they had great containers to go. Service was fast and the quality was

Decided to order takeout from here as I was really looking forward to trying the kalbi bibimbap. The dish came with a generous portion of tender kalbi. Egg was a bit over cooked. The worst part was the missing gochujang sauce!! That ruined it for me because bibimbap isn't complete without the sauce. It was my first impression of Topped & sadly not a good one.

You just order at the counter and it took 5 minutes to get my food.The beef is so tender. I thought the bowls came with pickled onions and sauces but this was just beef, an egg, rice and lettuce with dressing. I would make sure to ask what comes on top as their menu isn't very descriptive. It may be extra for sauces.They only have outdoor seating

Quick to go outdoor spot for a late night flight in on this first eats of Oahu trip. Portions were larger than I expected for a 10pm late late dinner and also had a korean paste spicyness I wasn't expecting. It was really good even though I was really hungry. I'd suggest getting a drink here or some where to help with that kick if you aren't used to it. The food was made quick for to go too and you appreciate that for a late night grub. I initially had trouble looking for it so be sure to peek the outdoor photos to get a sense of what you're looking for.

Good food, I liked it. Service was good. Seating is below average and needs improvement but overall good experience.

Topped serves delicious traditional Korean food. They have a small patio with seating available. They do not accept reservations, so if you want to grab a seat then you may need to wait.They have a lot of options and no matter what you choose, you should be happy.

The quality of the food is subpar and the kitchen is not hygienic. Several people I went here with had food poisoning, and upon further research, many people have had food poisoning here before according to the health department. Really wouldn't advise eating here unless you're willing to take a risk. Highly recommend going elsewhere that's cleaner and better!

Topped Waikiki is a super fun place in Waikiki for grubbin' on some seriously loaded dishes. Their signature Korean bibimbap and fries are stacked high with tasty toppings that'll make your taste buds do a happy dance. If you're lookin' for some next-level comfort food, this spot's got you covered. Go check it out for a good time and some epic eats! Parking can be a pain but solid location central to all the cool bars in Waikiki.

Oh my gosh! The food was divine! It's truly a hole in the wall kind of place. I can't believe its name TOPPED too but the food was delectable! Even at night it was so fresh. I can't recommend this enough. The service was fast too but mind the outside seating, sometimes they get too busy and don't clean the tables. Other than that you're really there for the food anyways. YUM!!!

It does what it needs to do. Whole in the wall outdoor spotWill you be full? YesIs it tasty? YesFood value to price? No (they are in Waikiki though)Got in from a late flight & needed food. This is one of the few spots open late & it smelled good. Food was fine, service was fine, price point a bit high considering other plate lunch spots. We ordered 3 bowls: Bibimbap & added spicy pork: $18* veggies looked fresh & crispy, the spicy pork had a nice kick! Would recommendKorean fried rice w/ egg & added bulgogi: $18* nice flavor but I prefer more kimchi. Bulgogi was nice addition to that savoriness. Kalbi was recommended my staff. The Ultimate plate: $28* rice with 4 types of meat. The meats were all cut up so it didn't look like a whole piece of anything. The braised beef was tender & nice flavor. Chicken was chicken (looked a bit fake). Bulgogi was good & a pork. To be honest, I think optics plays a huge role. Food were serviced in those rectangular to go boxes (versus a bowl). First look, it looked like a very thin layer of rice & meat thrown on top, box looked empty. But if it were in a bowl it'd look more full & present as more for the value. Like I mentioned above, there's cheaper plate lunch spots but if you need something late night stop by & give it a try!