BOPJO

We had the Gangnam loaded fries and added bulgogi beef which I recommend! I loved how cheesy and saucy the fries were (we got the spicy aoli and kimchi jalepeno ranch sauces on top). The person that helped us was also really nice!

0 stars for food! $17 for a mediocre beef bulgogi beef burrito. The cheese was not melted. The beef was dry. Raw cabbage with tortilla chips inside a tortilla was just hard and not tasty. Would not recommend. It's located at a food stall, so I can't say much for the service. Atmosphere is lively and there are lots of seating options inside and outside.

I came here with someone I was talking with in the Libert Station Market area and he had recommended that we try this place out. I was hesitant at first because there wasn't much on the menu I saw that stuck out to me at first. Also for an area that has SO many options for food, I wasn't sold that I wanted to eat at this particular location. Nevertheless, I went ahead and put my order in. I ended up ordering Gyoza and Spicy Chicken. The gyoza was really well done and had all the flavors you would expect from gyoza. The chicken was also good, but I was not amazed by the flavor. I really felt like something was lacking that pushed it to the next level. I cannot recall what exactly it was that was lacking, but I remember expecting more. The one thing that I did not enjoy was the location. I think the Liberty Station market is great for the venue and being able to try multiple foods in different categories, but it felt crowded. This is definitely not an area that I would go out of my way specifically to eat food, but rather visit the place for a different reason and just so happen to get food here. Had there been a better atmosphere for eating or even more tables to enjoy your food rather than having to find an open spot wherever available, I think I would have had a better experience. Regardless, food was good definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.

ORDERbulgogi beef burrito (3.5/5)-- w/ kimchi jalapeño ranch overall, the burrito was pretty dry and you can only really taste the kimchi rice. the burrito would've been better if the cabbage was some type of slaw to enhance the flavor and help with the dryness. there is VERY little meat given. the bulgogi beef had no flavor as well. essentially, the burrito was just rice and cabbage. the burrito comes with sauce on the side, but not enough is given considering the size of the burrito. we went with the kimchi jalapeño ranch, which didn't have much of a kimchi flavor and was super light. SERVICE (5/5)nothing special about the service. the wait felt quick.AMBIANCE this is located in the food court right where the liberty public market sign is. there are a ton of food places as well as both indoor and outdoor seating.

I ordered kimchi spam fried rice here. I was craving Korean food and was happy to find this food stall in the food hall. It's really cool, there's so many places to check out there. The portion was good, but I wished the spam was crispier. The flavor tasted pretty solid, but overall it needed to be crispier.

Great Korean BBQ with an excellent bulgogi classic sweet flavor. Most places in the Public Market are overrated but this is one of my favorites. Highly recommend.

BOPJO is a Mexican-Korean fusion. Overall, their food was pretty average. Nothing in particular was extra special, but not like the food tasted bad either. I wish their meat was more tender and juicy, but ended up being kinda tough pieces of beef and pork. Got their beef bulgogi bowl, which was well-portioned. Their spicy pork tacos was also filling, and I'm always a sucker for corn tortillas for tacos. Their sauces were also decent. But again, nothing to go gaga for, however a decent meal. They are located in Liberty Public Market. Service was quick, server was nice with good recommendations, food came out in a reasonable time. No big complaints here!

Came here for lunch, it was a busy Sunday at Liberty Public Market. The food vendor is in a stall inside the Mess Hall. They appeared to be understaffed, but the food came out in a reasonable time. The SPAM musubi was a hit! Not traditional, but with sweet egg and kimchee rice. The sweet egg balanced the saltiness of the SPAM. Yum!The miso soup was unremarkableThe bulgogi tacos were okay, but I was unable to taste any of the meat, just the sauce bulgogi sauce. A miss for me. The spicy pork burrito was a disappointment, with most bites being of just rice and cabbage. I would have preferred a smaller burrito with less cabbage and rice so that I could actually taste and enjoy the spicy pork, which was not very spicy but had better flavor than the bulgogi. The pork also suffered from the same issue as the bulgogi however, in that the sauce overwhelmed any flavor from the pork.

This place is located in the beer hall/brewery area of Liberty Public Market, and I've been eyeing this place for a while! I'm glad I got to try it recently because I liked it! I love Korean food, so it's always exciting to see a Korean spot (even if its Korean fusion) in a diverse food hall with different cuisines. I went for the Bulgogi Beef bowl, which includes rice, greens, japchae, kimchi, and choice of 2 sauces. I chose the spicy aioli and the kimchi jalapeno ranch, which were both so good! As for the bowl itself, it is a little smaller than your typical bibimbap bowl (rice bowl) you get at a Korean restaurant, but it's a decent size for a filling meal. Japchae was a little hard and overly chewy, but flavor was still on point, so I was okay with it. Bowl was about $15 for all of this.Food was made super quickly, so everything is probably already made and just scooped together cafeteria style, however, they must get busy at times because they do give you a beeper to alert you when food is ready - something to keep in mind.

Ordered the bulgogi bowl and added a fried egg on top. Husband ordered the spam fried rice. This the second time we've been here and we're hooked! They are consistently good! Great portions for the price. Everything we've had is hot and tasty