Bobjip

Okay I came back and have ordered 3 times and the update is... no soap taste! I really hope my previous review helped this! So thank you if you heard this Bobjip! I had ordered the 3 roll kimbap and it was the one that tasted soapy and it doesn't at all now! I love this spot because I love Korean style street food. It takes me back to my times as a student studying in Korea ordering street food late night with friends. They also have jajang myeon which I missed so much when ordering delivery, seaweed rolls when dipped in tteokboki is sooo good, and a variety of kimbap that I don't see that often. I just wish they had those big kimchi mandus I often had for lunch, they were so huge! I highly recommend this spot if you want to try something a little different from typical Korean restaurants and nostalgic to Korean street food.

This place is located in East Bay Eats so it's also surrounded near other food booths. It's a self-order place with a korean food menu! They had a lot of choices from kimbap, rice bowls, tofu soup, tteokbokki, etc. We ordered fast and our food came out in a timely manner.

The food is quite good, so I'll keep coming back and giving them another chance, but my patience is running thin. I've ordered three times: one time, the website wouldn't work, so I couldn't even order at all. I tried their phone number but nobody picked up. Both times I've been able to place an order, the same thing occurred: I get a 15 minute quote, it is NOT ready, the kiosk inside the food hall says 7ish more minutes, I check again, and then it says "delayed". No texts for me letting me know it will be delayed, no updated ETAs. And the people at the front desk are quite nice but do not know about Bobjip orders specifically. So you're stranded, waiting an unknown amount of time with nobody to give an update. Not a pleasant experience.

The ros tteokbokki is soo good. It's creamy, has a ton of thin fish cakes, the crumbled bacon on top and the rice cake itself has a good chew. We also ordered the spam kimbap and it was light and refreshing. And the mochi cheese ball is a good app. And you dip it in the cheese powder and it gives it the flavor.

Did you know downtown Hayward has a food hall called @eastbayeatshayward that has over 15 restaurants to order from? @_bobjip is a Korean restaurant on the list and they did not disappoint! Every dish we tried was really good and I'm happy to say I finally found a spot to get my Korean food fix in the area! The menu has SO much to choose from and there's still so many more items that I already want to go back and try.* Dakgangjeong (Sweet Crispy Korean Fried Chicken)* Wang Yubu Chobap-Mix & Match Combo* Kimbap Spam & Kimchi* Musubi-Spam & Egg* Gun-Man-Du* Tteokbokki

Saw a video for Bobjip on instagram, so decided to try it. It's one of the many ghost kitchens located inside of East Bay Eats.- Kimbap: flavorful and comes with many pieces- Bibimbap: is missing the crunch you get with a regular bibimbap in the stone pot, but was still flavorful- Soft tofu soup: delicious and filling Miscellaneous:- Unisex bathrooms located in the back- Only indoor seating available (2 high tables and 4 regular tables)- Parking available via a shared parking lot

Bobjip is a part of a ghost kitchen!! Just so you know what to expect!We placed an order of their website for pick-up, however, there were seats there available if you do want to grab your food and eat it there immediately. We got the jajangmyeon, rosé tteokbokki and bulgogi kimbap. They were all very yummy! I especially liked the tteokbokki - it's kind of like a cheeseburger, just with rice cakes lol. Will definitely order again!

Food - 5/5 Service - NAAmbiance - NAI found this place through DoorDash, ordered three different kinds of kimbap + tang su yuk + tteokbokki. Kimbap was SO GOOD. I was surprised to see how the inside of the kimbap was so full of ingredients! Tang su yuk was great except the sauce was a bit sour. Tteokbokki was a bit spicy but yummy still. Highly recommend and would re-order from this place again!!!

Such a great spot for Korean food that I wish more people knew about. The portions are quite generous which matches the price of their items. The tteokbokki lasted me a few days and the amount of chicken they give for the Dakgangjeong is a lot!! Everything came out piping hot and full of comforting sweet, savory, spicy korean flavors. The chicken was super flavorful, tender, and juicy. Rice cakes were perfectly cooked and swimming in a delicious sauce. The kimchi fried rice honestly wasn't my favorite, as it had a weird cheesy flavor. However, everything else really made up for it. Also tried their potato tornado which was fun to eat and a delicious snack. When you arrive, you can order in the kiosk! I think you can also order ahead online. The whole process went smoothly. Overall a really great hidden gem for tasty korean food!

Got the Mix & Match Combo Kimbap with a beef, unagi, and bobjip special. I was most excited for the bobjip special but it ended up being my LEAST favorite. Beef was solid and I'd be open to getting it again and the unagi had the most flavor and is probably my number 1 for now. Also, keep in mind Bobjip is part of a ghost kitchen. If you order online, keep your receipt because you'll have to scan it on their machine and it'll pop open a locker where you'll grab your food.