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    Bibim

    4.7 (365 reviews)
    InexpensiveKorean
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    Good for kids

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    Beef tofu soup
    Phuong D.

    This is a small mom&pop shop along 23rd with reasonable prices and big portion. The menu is small, consistent of the standard Korean fare. I came right at opening time so I was the first customer there. I ordered a beef tofu soup at the counter and paid in advance. The food came with japchae instead of banchan, which tastes fine. The tofu soup is loaded with tofu and vegetables and a fair amount of beef. I wished it was spicier, despite asking for the spicy level. The tofu is silken and soft and the broth is flavorful. Overall this is good for a quick homey, casual meal.

    Naly S.

    Stopped by for a quick snack with my partner and ordered the bulgolgi gimbap. We were dining in, and they brought over ice water and sriracha mayo for us to dip the gimbap in. There were a handful of seats, and they had a tv up playing Kpop music videos which was fun and added to the atmosphere. The gimbap was delicious! They also added a good amount of oil to the outside, and in the gimbap itself it was slightly sweet adding a nice contrast to the savoriness and sourness of the other ingredients. They were huge thick rolls! I was expecting smaller sized gimbap and was pleasantly surprised. The veggies had a nice crunch/bite to it making the snack really enjoyable overall. They had a lot of other fusion type items and I appreciated the blown up photos of the dishes for those who have a hard time choosing from just a written menu. 10/10!

    Cup bap, once it's been flipped over.
    Jane C.

    I stopped in, with my 3 year old son, for dinner tonight. It was my first time trying this place, and it was on our way home from the zoo. I'm Korean, so I had pretty low expectations based on all the photos and reviews I saw online (because i thought the food might be more catered towards Americans, and potentially not authentic Korean. To my pleasant surprise, the service was top notch and the food was really food. I ordered their miso soup (which they make in house-you can taste the difference), the cup bap (recommended by the owner), edamame, and their pork bulgogi. The edamame was as generously portioned and perfectly salted (my son ate half of it), the miso soup was really good-not too salty or too miso-y (my son ate all this too), and it was actually my first time having a cup bap and I quite enjoyed it. It's basically rice, layered with Japchae, kimchee, protein of your choice (I got the thin beef) and salad mix. You flip the paper bowl upside down in your plate and mix everything up and eat it. I really enjoyed the mix of flavors. They also put some suave and melted cheese on top and everything blends well together. The food if good quality and flavorful, the price is inexpensive and reasonable, and the service excellent. The food comes out quick and they're very attentive and helpful. I'm definitely coming back.

    Soonduboo ramen
    Andrea C.

    Everything tasted amazing! If you're looking for Korean comfort food, this is a great spot to check out. We tried a little bit of everything and were able to customize the spice level for the bulgogi and soon tofu ramen dish to our liking. Service was great and the team was so efficient at getting our dishes ready. Portion sizes are so generous, we had a lot of leftovers to bring back to our hotel.

    Gyoza 7 Pieces (Veggie)
    Mayan M.

    This little hole in the wall Korean restaurant is incredible! My group ordered the teriyaki bowl, the vegetarian dumplings, miso soup, and ramen. It all was divine but I think I might be addicted to the salad dressing! The flavors were well balanced in all the dishes and I couldn't leave anything on my plate! The family who runs it was SO friendly and sweet. I love that it felt more like visiting family friends vs another order being served. I will ABSOLUTELY be going back!

    Vegan kimbap
    Cindy A.

    I ordered food delivered from Bibi2go today via GrubHub. I ordered Jap Chae with tofu, miso soup, tofu donburi and Vegan kimbap. The menu offers a nice variety of dishes. Being a vegetarian, I was happy to find lots of meat free options. Everything ordered was tasty and well prepared. I would probably order from them again if not for the extra high delivery fees. My GrubHub membership means I usually pay zero or minimal delivery charges. But Bibi2go charges an usually high delivery fee and then a service fee on top of that. I knew all this going in but I've been wanting to try Bibi2go for some time now. Fortunately there are other places with equally good food that don't charge so much for delivery. If you're in the area, you can dine in and avoid all the delivery charges but there is minimal seating inside.

    the interior of a restaurant
    Ron R.

    Right after a doctor appointment, and conveniently located across the street from the hospital, is this exquisite little Korean mom'n'pop place called Bibi2go. They serve up some quick traditional Korean plates, Japanese ramen and udon soups bowls (Korean style), and the ever trendy burrito with Korean meats! I've only been here once, but really enjoyed the items I tried. Here's a bit more info: - Atmoshphere - A tiny cafe style place with a few tables. Not really meant for large groups. You enter, you order, and pick up your goods. = Korean Eats = I tried the Jap Chae with spicy chicken ($15.50), and it was pretty decent. More on the oily side I'd say. I've never had it with spicy chicken, and regretfully so, I'd say I prefer it with beef versus chicken. Never tried it with spicy chicken, but I thought I'd try something different. Beef bulgogi next time! Next was the Tonkotsu Ramen ($12.95) in which I ordered not spicy with a seasoned pork chop. Again, another "something different" attempt by me. It too, was a good decent bowl for the price. The broth was tasty indeed, but I felt the need to add kimchi. My fav was the Spicy Pork Burrito ($11.95). Maaaan, this was a huge burrito. I only finished half for lunch, the rest for dinner. And I loved their spicy pork too! This one filled with veggies, rice, pickled cabbage, and wasabi mayo that was killer! All wrapped up in a tortilla that held up well. === Overall === Honestly, this is a 4-star type of place, but I found nothing wrong with giving them a 5-star. Service was nice with the lady that took my order. It's not fine dining, but a good lunch option. I'm sure they've got a lot of doctors and nurses visiting. The food is excellent as well. Next time I plan to try their kimbap, maybe some bibimbap, and that supreme ddukbokki. Mmm mmm, I'm salivating just thinking about them. To be continuted...

    Bibimbap, Miso soup. Tofu (Organic)

    Great food and welcoming staff! Had the Bibimbap and Miso soup on a rainy day as it being the spot. 감사니다!

    Spicy Pork Bibimbap
    Ploy N.

    Took me too long to checkout this place. A super cozy Korean restaurant run by a Korean family right on NW 23rd street. Everyone was super friendly. The store has a few small tables and some counter seats. Big groups should probably do takeout. For the food, everything we got was homey and delicious. For the price, the gave you so much food and the ingrdients were fresh. I was drawn to their Kimbap which was full of veggies. Loved the sesame flavor and radish in there. We also got the Spicy Pork Bibimbap, which again came with soo much toppings, and the Beef Sondooboo. I've been on the hunt for a great soondooboo and theirs is top of my list in OR right now. Flavors were super good and strong. Lots of beef and silky tofu as well. On top of that, the soup came with a side of tasty homemade Japchae (some of the best I've had) and rice. It's a big filling meal that didn't break the bank. What more could you as for. Totally check them out!

    Bibim Bap and Bento with a side of miso soup
    Tran N.

    We visited this place on the first day of our trip in Portland and on the last day before heading to the airport to fly back, we had to go back to the store for their amazing dishes. The staff were friendly and hospitable that made us feel like home. This store was not spacious, just enough room for about 4 tables. Not a problem, since their food was so good, we finished them really fast. We got bulgogi bibimbap and bento box with a side of miso soup. Everything was so delicious! Highly recommend checking out this place if you're in the area looking for delicious comfort Korean dishes.

    Beef Kimbap and Sundubu-jjigae

    my mama and i had lunch here a few days ago and ohhh my goddd aughhhh it was really good, i got the bulgogi gimbap (which is absolutely filled with beef and it's the perfect texture/flavor) and my mom got sundubu-jjigae (spicy tofu stew) which was super hot and comforting, perfect for the rainy day service was great, the guy who works at the front is super sweet and i look forward to my next visit

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    Love the cup bap, the cheese in it just works. Fast. Friendly service. Nice little restaurant on 23rd for lunch

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    Mokdong Gimbap

    4.4(58 reviews)
    3.7 miHawthorne, Sunnyside, Southeast Portland
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    Excellent bibimbap I…read moreordered through DoorDash after finding this place is close to Matcha Premium Maiko. Good ratings and I now know why! Two bibimbaps to go: one was tofu and the other was spicy pork. Spicy pork is not spicy but looks like it is. Good taste, so it's marinated well and the meat isn't tough to chew, like some other places. I loved the spicy pork bibimbap though. All fresh ingredients! They give a lot of vegetables, which is so nice, because other places are very sparing with their ingredients. I'm usually left with so much rice at the end. However, this place did a good job giving the right amount of ingredients. They also gave a small cup of miso soup - thank you! Would get this again! My husband enjoyed his tofu version. If you're someone who wants spice, add some of the red sauce they give you in a cup. I was very happy the spicy pork wasn't spicy, but I liked being able to control any spice with the red sauce.

    This is a self order kiosk spot. You order and pay electronically, and they bring out the food for…read moreyou. It's a cute spot, small, but not overly cramped. It's right next door to Fried Egg I'm In Love. I ordered a more basic gimbap and the bulgogi. If you're gluten free, make sure to say no burdock root as there is gluten in that. I definitely preferred the bulgogi. Due to too many food allergies, my choices were limited, but I loved the bulgogi and can't wait to go back. I went with a friend who got some shrimp tempura and another, and she said that they're both really good. We both craved this for another week or two after having it

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    The two rolls I ordered plus a small salad thrown on the side

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    H Bar

    5.0(1 review)
    2.0 miDowntown, Southwest Portland

    Usually I hate hanging around the bar at a hotel I stay at especially when there are a TON of…read morebreweries around the area, but this little spot kinda won my heart. Location: This bar is on the first floor of the Hyatt House Portland / Downtown. Ambiance: Pretty quiet and chill. There weren't a lot of people there so it was really easy to get a drink. Drink options: I really loved how they circle around different local beer on tap. They also have a few bottled beer too. They have a cast amount of liquor too. Surprisingly, they had a new bottle of Hennessy when we finished the first (during our stay). Usually a lot of bars in hotels don't have it, so that was a major plus. Bartenders: We met three while we were there. All of them super kind, friendly, and informative of the surrounding area. They gave us lots of tips on what to see, eat, and drink. They were really down to earth people. Pricing: I thought it to be fairly reasonable for a hotel, however I might just be jaded from Bay Area pricing (yikes). What I loved about this bar is that we were able to just chat with the bartender. I didn't feel like I had to go back to my room with my drink (which is usually the case). I was able to talk to a few other people sitting at the bar too. Of course all from out of town, but still nice talking to other friendly strangers. They do serve food at this place, but I didn't really get a chance to try it it since there was soooo many other food joints in the area.

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    H Bar - Beer on Tap. All local beer from Oregon.

    Beer on Tap. All local beer from Oregon.

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    Beastro By Marshawn Lynch - Yum!

    Beastro By Marshawn Lynch

    3.4(225 reviews)
    1.3 miDowntown, Southwest Portland
    $$

    Epic fail. To the…read moreyoung woman who was running her a** off trying to take care of the few tables that showed up; you weren't set up to succeed and I appreciate you. Poor thing works in the admin office and helps out on the weekends in the restaurant. Picture this: Saturday morning brunch in downtown portland and a breakfast place in a hotel lobby. Empty. We watched two tables leave without ordering. We waited until our food arrived to receive a drip coffee and a hot tea. (And when it did arrive the coffee was a cold cup of machine rinse. I really wanted what many have posted as the Hawaiian Breakfast: 2 eggs, 2 spam, 2 Portuguese sausage, white rice. But it wasn't on the menu. Our server accommodated my request (thanks to the pictures from Yelpers). But when it arrived it was 3 eggs, 2 spam and rice. Overall the menu is confused. Is it a Hawaiian theme or not. Scant options is rice. Lots of potatoes. Even the condiments were confused; no soy or siracha on the table but ketchup and Tapatio. The general lack of caring by the management is what sticks with me. The sad bowl of sugar packets, jam packets, creamers and stir sticks all thrown together on the table like a mistake. But when I asked for honey or soy our server had to go to the kitchen and get side dishes of these. C'mon y'all. Pay attention to the details. Your customer sure are.

    Great spot in downtown Portland. The Vance hotel is a fun hotel and this little Beastro is in the…read morelobby. Ate there two nights in a row, Korean Fusion is great. Had the Bulgogi one night and spicy chicken the next, served hot and delicious on cast iron. Danelle was a great server, so friendly and attentive, with a fantastic smile! I'll be back!

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    Braised beef loco moco. Huge portion

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    Dough Zone Dumpling House - Downtown Portland

    Dough Zone Dumpling House - Downtown Portland

    4.0(865 reviews)
    2.0 miDowntown, Southwest Portland
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    Some of the best food in the Portland Metro. Great view of the waterfront and amazing cuisine…read more Service can be kind of spotty though. Last two times I've been here my date and I straight up never received waters. Waiters very rarely check in on you. This last time I made a reservation 6 hours ahead for a window seat just to have settle for a regular table because the window seats were all taken.

    Visited Dough Sone Dumpling recently and I have mixed feeling about it. I wanted it to be great,…read morebut it was just average IMO. The best thing about it was the location, beautiful area right on the water and the restaurant itself was pretty. The food was fine, but nothing really stood out for me. Maybe I am spoiled living in Los Angeles where there are so many Dim Sum places and dumpling houses. The concept with this restaurant is that it is family style, so it is meant to share, which is great, but the portions I would are small for family style. The noodles are enough for one, dumplings and potstickers, I guess for a small family may be ok, but we had a large group, so we had to order 3-4 of each thing just so people could have some. Probably my favorite thing on the menu were the sweet and spicy cucumbers, although not spicy at all, which was a trend. The dishes that were supposed to be spicy were not, even when we asked for the chili oil, that somehow did not have a spice level to it that was measurable. We ordered cucumbers, noodles, potstickers, dumplings and baos all have options for fried and steamed we got some of each, fried rice, beef pancake rolls, five spice beef, spicy beef (which both tasted the same) and some other items. The best things for me were the cucumbers, the fried potstickers and the jasmine tea. They bring you the dishes as they are ready so the service is constant as they come out. Can be a little slow, but our server was nice and kept track of everything for us and made sure our drinks were full, thank you. Atmosphere - 5 Service- 4 Food - 3 If the location and atmosphere was not so amazing, probably would have given a 3 based on the food, not bad and some high points, but mostly just average IMO. Great vibes here though and would probably come back for that alone and see if it is a different experience with a smaller group or a single family. Enjoy!

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    Communal table, panoramic river view

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    Moon Pocha - Fresh house made kimchi ;)

    Moon Pocha

    4.3(83 reviews)
    3.0 miKerns, Northeast Portland

    Moon Pocha had been on my list for quite some time. I happened to be in the neighborhood one day,…read morespotted the place, and immediately decided it was going to be my next meal out. And I kept that promise to myself. When we arrived, we were fortunate enough to find a table even though the place was packed. The seating isn't the most comfortable, especially for a format like this where you're likely to have multiple plates and dishes covering the table. Navigating around the table and squeezing in and out was a bit challenging, but thankfully we managed without spilling anything.The food, however, more than made up for it. We tried several different dishes and loved every single one. The dry-rubbed lamb was fantastic, and the tteokbokki was equally delicious. Service was good, and the food came out fairly quickly. For drinks, we tried the chamisul, which paired nicely with the meal. Another major plus is that they're open fairly late. There are always those nights after bar hopping when you're suddenly looking for somewhere serving good food well into the night, and this definitely feels like a place I'll be adding to my go-to list from now on.

    I really have been enjoying this place recently. I love their fried chicken, it's crispy and moist…read more I always get the kimchi, it's delicious. The mandoo are pretty good, but I wasn't a huge fan of the silken tofu even though I love a silken tofu dish. The menu is kind of interesting with somethings like the tofu pita. I feel it's random, but it doesn't hinder the experience. The service is pretty good and the people are nice enough. I love that their open late and it's a cool vibe. It's definitely worth a try.

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