Bulgogi Korean Taco

We were in town for a business trip and while I was in class, my husband stumbled upon this food truck and a bunch of others over on State Street, so he was excited to bring me over there for lunch. Out of all the yummy looking food truck eats, we chose the Korean Taco Truck. He has the bulgogi steak tacos, and I had the chicken bulgogi rice bowl - both were delish. He really loved the gochujang sauce, so I will have to get him some for home. It was a yummy quick lunch and we loved it.

I took out lunch from this truck. Bulgogi mix rice with beef was my entree. I would say, it had good flavors. Korean and mexican type of food getting mixed is an interesting fusion to try.

The burrito was NASTY sorry but weird flavor the steak was hard and it was all rice. It was really sweet. For 14.00 total rip off. Service was ok they just took a very long time. Location is very good but they need to get better food. I would not pay for that ever again.

It's nothing special, but I might be biased because I live in Texas and the tacos are much better there. I ordered 3 steak tacos. The meat by itself was really good, but when wrapped up in tortillas it tasted a little bland. Tacos also felt a little small, so I'd recommend getting a burrito or rice dish if you're very hungry. Could definitely use more spice, sauce, and filling.

This place was aight. I've never heard any wild praise about Bulgogi Korean Taco, and now I kinda understand why. First off, the price is a lil redonkulous. Like 10 dollars for a burrito?? I mean you're really paying for the convenience there. And the bibimbap burrito is similar to bibimbap only in the fact that they share a name. Like it's just got kimchi and some other vegetables in it. I didn't get the beef in it but I got the tofu. And I expected some kind of extra seasoning on it as a meat replacement but nah. The overall flavor was pretty alright and the size of the burrito is pretty on par for what you could get at any other burrito place.They are still hitting that three star mark just because the owners are for real the nicest and cutest people. Also the fact that they also take Venmo is mad convenient, and it's not a bad meal if you're in a pinch.TLDR: not the top of the tier as far as Library Mall food carts go, but it's a decent meal if you don't have cash on you (and if you think skipping the ATM fee is worth a $10 burrito).

Review #15 for 2020.Tried the bibimbap burrito with steak. Not horrible, but not great. Very mediocre. Better concept than execution. Would not return, sadly.

Stopped here last weekend when it finally started to warm up outside. I got the chicken Bibimbap Burrito, which was pretty solid. Tortilla was good quality and the filling was tasty. Filled with fried rice, chicken, an egg, and some veggies, along with a sweet gingery Bibimbap sauce. At $9 it's basically right under the price point that Qdoba/Chipotle set for large-ish burritos. A nice treat when you're out and about downtown and you see the truck. I'd definitely recommend this place, but it's not something that's gonna change your world.

Not worth the money. Burrito is full of rice and other vegetables with very little meat. Flavor is okay, somewhat spicy, just wish it did more for me. I've heard the tacos are good. I went with the chicken burrito and was unsatisfied. The thing fell apart and was a little messy. The serving size and wait time are about what you'd expect, but the end product is underwhelming.With so many good options to choose from in the area, this one comes far from the top of the list.

Tldr: they don't give you much for what you pay. A bibimbap burrito costs 9 dollars, but compared to what you can get at Chipotle for 9 dollars, spending 9 dollars here is really sad. I got the steak bibimbap burrito, but like others have said, the bibimbap in the burrito isn't really bibimbap. There's rice, cabbage, kimchi, and meat but that's about it. The sauces aren't very spicy, and are quite watered down. So if you want spicy, get the extra hot sauce. It tastes fine, which is a plus. This is about as close to Korean food that you can get, on this campus.

If you go here, get the tacos, not the burrito! They come with much more meat and the corn tortillas work better with the cabbage and BBQ sauce. I had a really dissatisfactory burrito with a very low meat to cabbage/onion/tortilla ratio :(