Kbop Korean Bistro

Very mid. Food was okay, not super flavorful. Also found a hair in my food. Did not complain or bring it up, but it was gross.
Spoon given on my tray was dirty, so did have that replaced.
Very difficult to hear in there with loud music and people talking. Hard to hear order number being yelled. Screens would be great to show order number but they were broken.
They have bathroom, that was good.

Been a while since the last time we ate here; blame it on pandemic and street parking at the U. One thing I realized, the price has gone more than 50% since before the pandemic; hope some of the proceeds help the folks working at the place. As to the food, we had dolsot bibimbap, mul naeng myeo (cold sour noodle), kimbap. All are very good; we love this place.

First time going today. The beef bulgogi plate was absolutely beautiful. The sides are provided with each plate, and the kimchi had the perfect amount of kick and flavor. Will definitely return soon. Thank you for the food!

K-Bop is probably my favorite korean restaurant i’ve tried yet! We got the jajangmyeon, kimchi chigae, and kimchi jeon and the prices are really good for the amount and quality of food you get. we also didn’t have to wait long to have our order taken and food prepared. we probably had to wait 5 minutes max! the ambience is also very nice and aesthetic. the only con is that there isn’t any free water but bottled drinks can be bought for $1.50

I loveeee the food! 10/10 for the food, I wish they had different sides if you’re ordering multiple entrees. Sucks they don’t have free water and only bottled.

Excellent Korean spot in dinky town! Very spacious with small and long tables. Pleasant and friendly service. A must-visit location! Definitely coming back.

1. Jampong $16: Flavorful and exactly the right amount of spice and saltiness. Seafood (clams, shrimp, calamari rings, octopus tentacles, and baby scallops) were perfectly tender. A good amount of veggies but could use more ratio to noodle proportion. Very generous bowl!

2. Du Bu Dae Chigae $12: Rich and flavorful broth, perfectly cooked Ramen, and ingredients. Rice was cooked well. Bowl was worth it and it came out sizzling!

3. Fried Mandu (veg) $11: Crispy exterior with a moist interior. Tad bit soggy filling but good. Came in a quantity of 8 per order. The dumpling soy sauce was good but a bit salty. When eaten with the mandatory it paired well.

4 Kimbap $6.25: One roll to go. The daughters enjoyed it at home but said it was salty but ok.

Banchan sides:
A. Sweet pickled cucumbers: Crunchy & fresh but sweet. Sliced onions round out the bite.
B. Napa cabbage kimchi: Mild and tangy but very crisp and great.
C. Fish cake slices: Mildly sweet but savory and the texture is perfectly soft and not tough.

We've been coming to K-Bop Korean Bistro since it opened. Despite the last time we were here, our seafood pancake wasn't extra crispy like we requested, it was still delicious. We enjoy everything we've had over the years. The service is good and quick. Price per portion and quality is worth it. And I enjoy all the K-Pop music accompanying every bite.

We love this place. Recruited by a Korean friend I fell in love. I've shared it with others, and they fell in love, too. Wide menu, good prices, great flavor. Their fried chicken is delicious. But then, so is everything else too.

The menu is on TV screens so you can see pictures and ingredients. Very helpful for the Korean food newbie! But do *not* touch the screens! You'll see when you get there. And you must go! (Just don't touch the screens.). :-)