BIBIBOP Asian Grill

citizen 3 months ago

I walked in and was held by an extremely kind lady with blonde hair. She was so nice. Made my day. Not only that the food is great. It looks and taste so good and fresh

Matthew Gene Claybrook 4 months ago

Two stars because I have been here before and it was a great experience with great food and the place was spotless. That was about a month ago and the place was spotless too. THIS time I never even got to my dinner. I tried to order but she kept interrupting me and trying to tell me how to order but each time it was something contradictory to the last way, and then when I would try to go through the order the way she told me, she would interrupt me again and say she didn't have her glasses, or something. Then at one point as i was trying to order one of the bowls in the order of the assembly like she said, she told me to just read off the bowl to me after I tried to just show her because she kept interrupting me, so I just read it off, and then she stopped me again because it wasn't in order of assembly. I'm like lady just pick a way to do this and I will do it how you want me to I promise. But every time I even tried to start she would stop me. I just said okay clearly you don't want my money and I just left. Like what the hell.

Juan Cruz 4 months ago

This restaurant offers a fusion-style take on popular Korean-inspired dishes such as bibimbap, japchae, bulgogi, and chicken bowls, in a way that feels approachable and customizable, somewhat similar to how Chipotle adapted burritos and bowls for a broader audience. Some items, like the kimchi, may differ from more traditional Korean preparations, but that seems intentional to create flavors that appeal to a wide range of customers. Like many international fast-casual concepts, the menu appears thoughtfully adapted for a broader palate while still introducing Korean-inspired flavors. Overall, it’s a fresh, wholesome, and healthier fast-food option with generous portions and very good value for the price

Maritza Pierson 5 months ago

It is a healthy fast food option. We ordered the fan favorite bowl with purple rice and sweet potato noodles and the Seúl bowl. They were good.

Barry Bernstein 7 months ago

First let me explain, I eat Korean food all the time. I even prepare Korean food at home. I've been to dozens and dozens of Korean Resturant's over many years. Even though I am not Korean, I love the healthy wholesome food. Now to Bibibop Asian Grill. This was my first time and most likely will be my very last time. This was so far from real Korean foods, I couldn't believe it. The tables and chairs are definitely indicative of fast food Resturant's. The seats are a hard uncomfortable thing on purpose; to get you out sooner than later. The food is all precooked sitting under a plastic shield. Many of the items to choose from are not Korean choices or cooked Korean. Their kimchee is far from real kimchee. All the meats are sitting drying out waiting for its next victim. Hey folks, there are two good Korean Resturant's a little further down the street on Route 60. Google Korean and they will pop up and you'll really enjoy true Korean foods. Those places actually are visited by Korean customers. Bibibop Asian had no Koreans there. You eat on styrofoam plates and use plastic forks. It is self serve yourself to drinks, napkins etc. You are also expected to clear your own table Don't was