Rice Bar

5 StarsGreat spot for a quick and satisfying noodle or rice bowl! The ordering process is simple, grab a tag, I selected buckwheat, 4 ingredients (my choice- broccoli, mushrooms, roasted onions, seaweed), fish broth or miso and pick up your meal at the cashier. The service is fast, and the miso soup is always hot, adding extra flavor to the bowl.The prices are reasonable, and the atmosphere is inviting, with modern music playing and plenty of indoor seating. Whether you're in a rush or looking to sit and enjoy your meal, this place delivers on both quality and convenience. Highly recommend!

This is a noble 3 Review.Service: This is the kind of place where you walk up and fill out a form to get your order. You pick the ingredients, there are some presets for novices like me. You hand the slip to a person behind counter and they may your meal.Ambience: This is in an office building a block off the mall. Convenient and quick lunch spot where you eat at the counter. I would be doing you a disservice to say it was a romantic date night spot, it is not that. The food is great. You can configure to create Korean and Japanese bowls or soups. It is up to you to create a masterpiece or something less.

So this is sort of like an Asian chipotle. You fill out your selection in a paper slip and they will make your bowl. It was quick, tasted great, and the price was very reasonable.

Fast casual establishment specializing in bibimbap bowls made to order (similar layout to Chipotle). Bibimbap is a Korean dish consisting of rice topped with sautéed veggies, chili paste, protein, and sometimes addition of fried egg. You can choose from their specialty bowls or make your own. Our selected bulgogi & kalbi specialty bowls were filled with varieties of fresh veggies and tasted hearty, perfect for a quick lunch break! The sauces help make it a cohesive, so grab some more at their sauce bar!

This place was tasty. Right across from museum. Fast service and good food!! Busy with the museum but able to accommodate.

On my DC trip, me and my friend went here for lunch. It's a small space with A LOT of volume! The food is tasty but not enough seats for the amount of people that come through. Sonthe idea is for to fill out the form, givile it to the cook/server and they will assemble your plate as indicat3d on your form. It's like an assembly line for food. Would go again. We lucked up and found some seats!

Really good food, better than expected. Great place to come after walking, they also have gluten free options !

Was looking for an affordable, non-touristic meal before walking the National Mall and this definitely was the right call. A Chipotle-style line service for Asian noodles and rice. This place was probably the most popular eatery in the building, and certainly for good reason. It's reasonably priced (with a daily special), had some healthy elements, and tasted great. Plenty of dining tables outside in the courtyard of the building.

Went here after a day at the Museum of the Bible. I like this concept of designing your own bibimbap. Feels like chipotle sort of lol. I got a rice bowl w/ black rice as the base, roasted seaweed, cucumber, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts for my toppings, seasoned ground beef, bulgogi and an egg for my meats and gojujang as my sauce. It was pretty good the flavors were emasculate however my only gripe was the black rice like I think it was hard like not enough water. The service was great! They were working very hard and it was only two people prepping the bowls. The place was bustling so the ambiance was loud and filled with people enjoying themselves.

Great portions for a girly that struggles to finish meals!! It was very delicious, light, and healthy. The customer service was really nice and the employee explained the system well. It was my first time here and it was a great experience!