I've tried the Bibimbab and Short Rib Burrito on separate occasions. The people have been very nice, and service was relatively quick. On the other hand, $11 for the food I received is pricey. I preferred the bibimbab to the burrito, but both were a little lacking on flavor. For the quality, those items should probably be in the $6-8 range. Overall a good experience that I may visit again, but not going to become a regular. read more

Delicious bibimpap, however does feel quite rushed. However great quality food for such speedy service.

I've had Kogi a few times, and prefer Bool to Kogi (hands down). I think the flavor is better and well, they're always parked in front of my office. And what is this thing called a Pastel? Only a greasy delicious concoction of meat and cheese--my two favorite foods ever! If you like your burrito spicy and less dense, I suggest you order it my way--no rice, extra kimchi, extra hot sauce (aka Sriracha). It's the only way to do it. read more

i think i like it, i need to try it again... we had the quesadilla, chicken and beef tacos...fun quirky combo. something was a lil too sweet, was it the quesadilla or the chicken tacos?no 'memba. read more

I got the chicken and tofu tacos and they were just okay. The flavoring of the tacos were just average. Seems like I could go home and just mix kimchi with some chicken or tofu and place it on corn tortillas. I've had better. Not worth $2.50 or $3 a taco. read more

out of all the food trucks i have tried, this is by far the best. i love their tacos, and burritos. i love how they mix kimchi, cilantro, and the sweet&spicy sauce. some "gourmet" truck foods are pricey but bool is not. very reasonably priced. read more

Bool BBq rocks!! The short rib burritos are the bomb diggity. Me and my fiance have driven over 40 miles just to get their food. Dan and his family are always super friendly. I can't wait to see them run the OC circuit! read more

Beef burrito is really good, especially compared to other trucks. It is not that big, but packed with meat so its definitely filling.

friendly service, bibimbap was downright YUMMy off this truck ($9, cash only, tax included), a lot better than I expected! with all the veggies & rice this is probably your best bet at "healthy" food off a food truck on museum row (right across from LACMA). if i remember correctly... their galbi tacos aren't the best (amongst Gogi and the other korean-mexican fusion foods). don't get me wrong, they taste good and are definitely your money's worth! i just have incredibly high standards for korean tacos because my roommate in college happened to make some that were to die for :) read more

Decent bibimbap lunch bowl, reasonable price.

A short rib burrito hit the spot at the Tall Ships Festival - easy to eat and delicious!

Absolutely Delicious. I had the quesadilla with short rib (no kimchi) and it was AMAZING. I definitely recommend this food truck. Service was excellent and I would come back to this food truck any time. read more

Only tried the pastel so 4 stars might be a lil generous but I figure I can update or validate my review later. The pastel was good and the owners are nice. I only wish the pastel was more Brazilian and not so much fusion but it was good anyway. I'll try some of the other items next time. They are on sawtelle 2x a week. read more

Had the Gogi Beef Burrito. I was curious about the Tofu Burrito but I didn't want the tofu to get all swished and I thought the flavors might stick to the beef more. Anyway. It was good. So many more trucks off Wilshire to try -- so not sure if I'd go back right away. But I definitely enjoyed the good. Interesting flavor and nice and spicy. The end. read more

I'm definitely a fan. Fast and friendly service and when I asked the guy what the best thing on the menu was with Boolgogi he recommended the burrito. I'm enjoying it a lot! Not the normal food truck food :) read more

I have got to say that this is my favorite korean BBQ truck! The workers are friendly, service is fast and food is to die for! Def. come and check out their options. Everything here is delicious! Plus, the Owners are Korean but lived in South America for a long time, so they bring two true authentic cultures into one. GREAT TRUCK! read more

Pretty good, picked up the bi$%##!###$ (can't spell it) bowl with beef, it was tasty, but pricy. My only complaint is that it didn't come with some kimchi, which is essential for me in korean cuisine. Will hit this up again if it comes to my worksite read more

First time customer today and truly enjoyed it. Bibimbap w pork, veggies, and a runny fried egg, topped with the delicious kim chi sauce - just hot enough, just sweet enough. A good deal for $9! I'm stuffed and I don't feel like I pigged out - there were definitely more veggies (spinach, carrots, cabbage, etc) in the bowl than meat... and for me, that's a GOOD THING (not a rip-off, like I suspect some of the more negative reviewers feel). Healthy(ish), filling, delicious, convenient. And the guy working the window was not only helpful and sweet but REALLY cute. That helps. ;) read more

Its a korean taco truck battle. One coming up every week it seems. Anyways, This truck has great flavor and the burrito was pretty big. Ok spicy for my taste. Bad part is that the line is always so long. I would get it, but not wait for it. Dang....I sort of want one now that i'm writing about it. read more

ordered the bibimbap bowl for $9 and pretty much got a plate of rice and vegetables. was VERY disappointed especially after reading all the reviews about how "generous" the portions were. i think they gave me as much meat as they do with their tacos which are hafl the price. a co-worker who ordered a burrito said the meat portion was so so as well, but was generously filled w/rice and vegetables. at least i know w/the komodo truck i'll get a decent amount of protein. read more

Absolutely godly Korean-fusion tacos. Especially enjoyed their kimchi, which was made with regular cabbage rather than the napa cabbage that you get at typical Korean restaurants, but still SO GOOD and surprisingly sweet and spicy at the same time. There was no line so I got my food pretty quickly, which is always nice! read more

We ordered the bowl and also the quesadilla along with a couple Horchatas. Both orders of food were great, but the quesadilla was really the winner between the both. Very well seasoned beef and a cotija cheese.. this combination was a savory surprise. We ordered a couple of Horchatas as well, not expecting them to come in liter bottles. As I walked away I thought, 'that's too much horchata we will never finish this before going home'. Turns out it tasted so good that we went back and bought two more to take home. Good stuff. Great flavors, great service. read more

Typical wait time: ~1/min per person in front you to order + ~5 minute for food. The guy taking the orders is extremely friendly. Thumbs up. Good deal on burrito. For $5, it's enough to fill me up. Maybe 1.5 of a meal. Though it doesn't reheat very well.. Like any other truck, I'd imagine a meal would be more expensive if I opted for tacos instead. I thought the burrito itself was tasty. The pork was nice and flavorful. It's actually spicy. You can definitely taste the kimchi, and even the rice didn't come out bland. So no complaints. read more

Today, Bool was at the YMCA Stair Climb event. The service was quick and friendly and my short rib and beef tacos were divine. Perfectly spicy, tender meat and though my first time, I can now say that I have nothing but love for kimchi on a taco. read more

seriously. my whole short rib burrito was filled with piece of just fat. These people have no idea what they are doing. FAIL. Someone needs to tell this place to get better quality meat. Shitty korean hybrid food. read more

Stopped here to grab some lunch while visiting the Broad, but was sorely disappointed. $10 for the bulgogi tacos was pretty steep, especially since they were extremely stingy with the meat. My tacos consisted mainly of slaw and onions with just a couple of bites of meat in each taco. The flavor of the bulgogi was good, but the meat was also slightly dry. Would recommend looking elsewhere for food if you're in the area. read more

The Bool truck has been around for a pretty long time if not as long as the original Kogi truck. I remember in 2009 when there were only 2 trucks lined up outside Miracle Mile: the Kogi truck and the Bool truck. The bool truck still parades the Wilshire area, and honestly the food hasn't changed all that much. They've added a few new items such as the Philly cheesesteak over the years, but it still has the same Korean flavor it had from the get go. I got the beef plate, and it literally was a stack of kimchi and beef over rice. Price was about $7-$8 if I recall correctly. I generally like my kimchi on the sour side with a kick, and this has none of it. It felt like it wasn't fermented long enough to get that nice pickled flavor out of it. The beef itself was a little dry and chewy, but it's been no different than most of the other Korean inspired trucks out there. All in all, I was mildly satisfied. I probably would stick with the tacos or burritos next time. I don't have pictures here, but the Philly cheesesteak they had was decent as well. I believe that was selling for $8. The bulgogi meat they used was flavored pretty heavily (which is good for some people, bad for others). The bread was soft and crisp enough where it didn't tear your mouth apart. They put pretty much chopped lettuce and cheese that melted with the bulgogi meat when I was walking back to my office. For $8, I thought it was priced a little on the high side considering at strip malls, you can get comparable cheesesteak combos for $7. Over the years, their menu items have been pretty cheap. We're talking $2 tacos. Not too long ago, they raised their prices a little to reflect the economy (e.g. burritos going from $5 to $6 and tacos going from $2 to $2.50). Despite these prices, this truck is decent for satisfying your Korean flavored cravings. my original review: http://www.contentpunch.com/2011/09/10/food-truck-review-ep8-%e2%80%93-the-bool-truck/ read more

I couldn't tell if I was just that hungry or if it was really that good. I ordered the Beef Bool Gogi Bowl and it was really filling and really good! Serving of meat, kimchi, and rice was just right! Pricing was a little high considering another Korean BBQ food truck in my area that served more and was cheaper. Overall, I think it was pretty good. read more

Excellent food and service! My first time eating from a food truck in LA and we came back foe 2nds

tried a chicken pastel last night at the art walk downtown. i was running out of stomach space by the time i got to them so i feel a little under-informed at this moment. but that never stopped ANYONE from posting a review on yelp, right?! the pastel was good. a little pricey ($4) but certainly more flavorful, less greasy, and with more fillings than the tabom pastel. will have to delve into their menu some more when i get a chance. read more

Worst quesadilla I've ever had. Not worth 9 bucks for a can of soda and a horrible quesadilla. Taco Bell is light years better than this stuff. Will never throw my money away like this. YUCK. read more

excellent tasting beef taco. i think i like it better than kogi. this taco is salty and greasier than the other calbi the other korean taco truck, in a positive way, all the energy is coming out of it like a battery.. buzzzzzzzzz next time ill have to try the other stuff, because my interest has peaked like a small mountain peak - ^ they also give you their little loyalty card which after x tacos you get a free one which gets my stamp of approval. service is whatever and didnt have to wait too long (at the artwalk) read more

This is some good good food!! the kimuchi in the food just gives it a good kick. I get their food at least once a week!!

bool is yet another korean taco truck. i used to like it a lot, but it seems like the burritos are getting less and less meat and gaining more and more rice. also the burritos are $6, $1 more than a kogi. it's not bad though, but i would rather have a kogi or a lee's philly gogi. oh yeah, it seems like bool is trying to do their own version of other popular food trucks, i.e. their own philly cheesesteak (a la philly gogi) or their own meat-over-cheese-and-fries meal (like frysmith). they're VERY poor replicas, and i wouldn't recommend them. read more

Because I work in snobbish Century City, I am not able to eat at these wonderful trucks for lunch. So I'm able to get a taste of these when I take a day off. I live in the miracle mile, so these trucks are always out on wilshire in front of the offices. Having eaten at Bool a few times, I have to say that it's quite tasty. The kimchi quesadillas are great. A little greasy, but that's how they usually are at Mexican joints anyways. The burrito is good, although I think it would taste better with spanish style rice vs the sticky asian one. Not sure if everyone would agree with me, but hey, everyone is different. Overall, I have to say, it's damn good and I'll be here whenever I take another "mental day" from work. read more

saw them at the chatsworth food truck festival. got two tacos and a burrito. they were YUM.. My friend had part of the burrito and she loved it. plus friendly staff. a highly recommended food truck. read more

They tried to rip us off... The posted price for a short rib burrito on the side of the truck was $10. We gave them a $20, they gave us $8 back. When we questioned, they told us the burrito was $11, gave us a dollar back, and claimed they were "bad at algebra." Super shady... read more

Korean taco truck wars... too funny. On my lunch today, I ventured out to 9th and Hope, one of the weekly downtown stops for the Kogi truck. There were already 20-plus people waiting for Kogi, but no Kogi truck to be found. However, there was the Bool truck, which is actually much newer and cleaner looking than the Kogi truck. (Should be noted here that Bool is just a couple of months old.) Bool is obviously trying to piggyback on Kogi's phenomenal word of mouth; Bool has adopted the same menu, and they're even going so far as to poach Kogi's route. To a newbie, I can definitely see how it could be deceiving. That said, when the Kogi truck had still not appeared after several minutes, and the hot sun made me reluctant to wait much longer, I decided to try Bool. The beef tacos were delicious - lots of meat, really good flavor, perfect amount of cilantro, and everything else in good proportion. Like Kogi, Bool has a kimchi quesadilla, and I tried that as well. It tasted fresh and flavorful, not at all oily, a complaint that's been leveled at Kogi. The red and white salsa really packs a punch - so tread carefully when pouring it on! All in all, I was pleasantly surprised and would try Bool again. read more

having a bool beef for two days in a row def makes me happy! the bool bowl seemed like having the same ingredients with their burrito, but the burrito tasted way better than a bowl. plus, the bowl container somehow makes it look smaller. but it tasted good!!! :) read more

I tried a couple tacos and seirously? Too expensive especially compared to other competitors. They tasted good as normal korean fusion can be, but not worth the price. read more