BaBbi BaBbi Korean Kitchen

BaBbi BaBbi Korean Kitchen is a true gem! The food here is incredibly fresh, delicious, and served in generous portions - consider that a friendly warning. We ordered the hot bowl bibimbap, galbi, and pork mandu, and everything was flavorful and satisfying.One thoughtful touch is that they bring a bottle of water to your table when you order, which adds to the relaxed dining experience. The atmosphere strikes a perfect balance between modern and traditional Korean, with monitors on the back wall playing Korean group bands - a fun and cultural touch.The servers were friendly, efficient, and polite, ensuring that our meal was seamless from start to finish. At the end of the meal, we were pleasantly surprised with a little bottle of yogurt juice - such a sweet way to end a fantastic meal.If you're looking for fresh, healthy, and flavorful Korean food with great service, BaBbi BaBbi is a must-visit!

Ayo, lemme tell y'all about BaBbi BaBbi Korean Kitchen on Turkey Lake Road--this spot be hittin' DIFFERENT! Straight up, the food is *fire*, the vibe is chill, and they got that real deal Korean flavor that slaps harder than your mama when you're outta line. Now, check it--me and my crew rolled up kinda late, like borderline *closing time* late, but these real ones still let us slide in to chow down. That's love right there. Most places be like, "Nah, we closed," but BaBbi BaBbi? Nah, they was like, "Come on through, fam!" And yo, the server? Shorty was out here workin' straight MAGIC. I'm talkin' she had that hustle like she runnin' the block. Drinks never empty, plates hittin' the table quick, and she had the recommendations on LOCK. Like, "Y'all gotta try that bibimbap--it's bussin'." And she ain't lie! The food? Bruh. The Korean BBQ had me feelin' like I leveled up in life. The meat was marinated like it got baptized in flavor. That spicy tofu stew? Had me sweatin' but I ain't even mad--it's that good pain, you feel me? And don't sleep on the banchan--those little sides be packin' flavor punches like a heavyweight champ. Real talk, this spot is the GEMS. If you ain't been to BaBbi BaBbi yet, what is you even DOIN' with your life? Pull up and get blessed.

Great stone bowl restaurant. I recommend the visit if you visit Orlando. It is about 4.5 stars. This restaurant value vs price is good on value side. I would visit again if I am in the area. We got Japchae Mandu with chicken. This sweet potato noodles is unique. It is something new to us. The second dish is build your own hot bibimbap. I have the grilled pork with added Galbi. It was delicious. Especially the crispy rice at the stone wall bowl. Service is good. It is affordable. I also like banchan they have. All is come together while enjoy my lunch there.

Food is always great here. Hostess said to seat anywhere we want, service was fast with the build your own bowls arriving before the pancake we ordered as an app. I was surprised and think they may have been short staffed as none of the tables were cleared while we were there. Otherwise it was a great experience as alway.

Very easy to order your meal with various selections. They serve excellent banchan, Korean side dishes (FREE) before the meal is ready to serve. I ordered Spicy Squid with rice cake not knowing that it comes with a bowl of steamed rice. The service was a little bit slow since it is a full house of patrons. The meal was delicious and it could be little bit more spicy.

Bimbimbap bowls were incredible! You can build your own personalized kind. Service is quick. Ambiance is cute and fun. We had an amazing experience.

I came because it was about 1.4 miles from the hotel I'm staying at. Great service. I came in for a last minute take out order. The staff was nice. My food was good. The tteokbokki was excellent. It comes with fish cake but I don't like it so they kept it out for me. I would love to come back to eat at the restaurant when I have more time. Lots of variety. I thought it would just be a quick take out place but it's definitely a good restaurant. The food was prepared quickly and packaged nicely for me. I would definitely come back. The restaurant is located in a nice plaza with plenty of parking. Just be aware of the intersection around it. It's terrible with traffic and the intersection lights. People don't know how to drive and block the intersection. It took me a long time to get to the restaurant because people kept blocking the intersection. Not their fault though. Just be careful when getting close to the plaza.

Loved this experience, the staff was very kind, the prices were fair, and the food was very yummy! The place is a bit on the basic side when it comes to interior design but I appreciate they have K-POP playing on the TV. They may have some good specials so ask the server (we scored BOGO soju)!

I was in the mood for some Korean hot stone food and this spot was super close to my hotel while I was in town. Parking can get a little crowded and limited in front of the restaurant so you may have to park beside the Whole Foods parking lot area. We were greeted right away and I put in my order right away. We ordered the kids meal beef bulgogi, hot stone bowl beef bulgogi, and soft seafood tofu soup. We also ordered some water. Not knowing that they came in water bottles and are $1 each. So this is definitely a first. lol The complimentary side dishes were good. I enjoyed the kimichi cucumbers and seaweed salad. My hot stone bowl was amazing. The portions were extremely big for the price. The kids beef bulgogi was pretty big as well. All in all, this place was definitely up to par with the Korean spots in GA. If not better. I highly recommend this spot if your in Orlando.

When I went there there was only one server so she was running around. The food was good, honestly it tasted the same as the ones I had in Korea.