BIBIBOP Asian Grill
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1401 3rd Street Promenade, Santa Monica
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OK I'm glad to see Koreans do the health thing up to a point. No MSG is fab. Is there hfcs?
Kale makes me so sick. Yes I'm half Korean, that explains my fickle stomach. Why is there kale in the japchae?
And bobimpap is no fun without the Korean side dishes put in the rice bowl- aka. banchan,반찬!
Where's the:
Seasoned spinach-Sigeumchi-namul 시금치나물
Yellow Radish- Danmuji 단무지 (WITHOUT THE HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP!)
Burdock root - ueong, 우엉
Stirfried...read full review
I ordered there food online and nice customer service and great food.
Yesterday my sister and I went to Boardman location wanting to try this new place never been there before! As we walked in we took a menu and sat down discussing it together so then we moved up front to see the food and place our order when a lady said to us there is a menu on wall you can go look at as I told her we already looked at it! She never offered to take our order just plain rude she didn’t want us looking at the food! This was poor service and I will never go back!!...read full review
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BIBIBOP Asian Grill offers a tasty and fresh dining experience, with attentive service and a friendly staff. The made-to-order meals, such as the bibimbap-inspired bowls, feature a diverse selection of vegetables and proteins, with a focus on healthier options. Customers can enjoy vegetarian options like tofu, and the restaurant caters to dietary restrictions such as gluten-free choices with rice bowls. The sauces, including sesame and spicy options, are flavorful and add to the meal. The restaurant also offers Korean side dishes, or banchan, like seasoned spinach, yellow radish (danmuji), burdock root, stir-fried anchovies, and seaweed, which enhance the experience. Unique ingredients like black garlic, trumpet mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, lotus root, and water chestnuts are appreciated. Many customers enjoy the atmosphere, which includes seating on the floor with cushions, shoes off, and metal bowls, spoons, and chopsticks. The large flat-screen TV often plays KTrot or soccer, adding to the lively environment. Prices are reasonable, including a bowl, sauce, and cookie. The American-Korean fusion cuisine has gained popularity through word-of-mouth recommendations and is praised for being healthy, delicious, and pregnancy-friendly. Parking is available in a garage, free for the first 90 minutes, then $2 for the next two hours. The restaurant is also kid-friendly with benches and bar stools.