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    Bowl Gogi

    4.4 (97 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Closed 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Kumar V.

    I have very limited experience of Korean places. However this place really stood out to me. Service was fast. I tried 3 side Salmon and it was delicious. For folks who are interested in some hot sauce, definitely try "make me cry" sauce. It is hot and tangy and I really enjoyed it.

    Tofu bowl
    Huong L.

    This place is difficult to stop by if you don't work in the Bellevue area. They only open during lunch time Monday through Friday. My husband was on vacation so I asked him to stop by hahahaha. Parking is not great as it aim for people taking the bus at the transit center. We ended up getting the tofu bowl (half the protein + 6 sides). For around $15, it was a good portion. The tofu was cooked differently from other places, it was crispy on the outside but sooo fluffy on the inside and the crispy was different too. I really enjoyed it. The sides was definitely fresh and of high quality. For the sides, we got the crab salad, seaweed salad, broccoli,corn, kimchi, and edamame. We also added an egg for an extra $1.5. overall, if I work in the area I would definitely come here more often. The food is good and good price and great portion, but otherwise, it could be a hassle to come.

    Beef bowl. Love, @eatoutthao
    Thao N.

    Haha, love the pun name Bowl Gogi! This is pretty much the Korean Chipotle where you pick your base and go down the assembly line with your choice of protein, toppings, and sauces. You can also add an egg at no extra cost. They many meat options and even tofu for vegetarians! This is more of a lunch time thing since they close kind of early and is only open Monday to Friday, it's located next to the transit center which is convenient for people passing by and working around here. If you drive like me, you can park at the city center garage, I believe it's $6 for an hour of parking, this restaurant is located right outside the entrance of one of the doors once you get upstairs from the garage. It's under $20 for a bowl, portion is pretty big so I say this should last for 2 meals. Restaurant is really clean, I love this concept. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

    Spicy Pork Lunch Box
    Alan Z.

    Picked up lunch from this place on a weekday. Service was quick. I got the spicy pork lunch box and it was pretty good. I liked how there was a lot of variety in the dishes inside. The volume of food was pretty good too. I think my favorite was the pork since it was well seasoned and tender. I didn't like the kimchi too much but I think they tend to be hit or miss with me since I like to have more pickled kimchi rather than just spicy kimchi. Didn't like the egg too much but I tend not to like egg items so I won't hold it against them. The dumpling and the egg roll didn't stand out but were a good addition to the rest of the food.

    Beef Bowl
    Michelle L.

    This used to be wonderful and very fresh, every side was lovely but now the meat is strangely textured and grey and some side items seem, will bit be returning anymore.

    Bowl
    Andrew L.

    Got a bulgogi bowl here since it was near work and it was really good. It's a bit pricey, but the portions here are no joke. I was really full and I'm a big man. I'd come back again if I'm in the area

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    John H.

    Fantastic! That was a great experience. My bride went with the Beef Bibimbop ($11) and absolutely loved the flavors. I built a Spicy Pork Bowl Gogi ($11) with Kimchi, sprouts and cucumber and spicy bibimbop sauce - it was outstanding! It had a good kick to it (I'm glad I didn't select the "Make Me Cry" sauce). The varied menu, the quality and taste of ingredients makes for an awesome lunch spot - and provides something for everyone (meat lover, veggie lover, spicy or not) Our timing was good arriving just before noon. After we sat down the line grew rapidly and was wrapped around the place - but it seemed to move quickly. They are only open Mon-Fri, 11-3. If you don't work nearby, it will be tough to check this place out.

    Chicken bowl with spicy bibimbap, pickled onions, edamame, cabbage, seaweed, green onion, & bean sprouts
    Jillian L.

    Fast service & delicious food! I got the chicken bowl with spicy bibimbap, pickled onions, edamame, cabbage, seaweed, green onion, & bean sprouts. The spicy bibimbap sauce is moderate spice (for those of you looking for a scale, I'm not great with spice). You go through the line in order of base, sides, protein, sauce & add ons and you can mix and match anything you want, catering to everyone's tastes. They have an ample selection of choices for each step and the bowl itself is relatively healthy. I like that you can choose to have 3 sides and more protein or 6 sides and half protein. The restaurant itself is cute with indoor and outdoor seating.

    Store sign right by the transit center.
    Barrie S.

    I do enjoy a good bibimbap, and Bowl Gogi has never let me down! The location might be difficult to spot if you're driving around; it's a little bit easier to find if you walk to the location, and MUCH easier to find if you take the bus. Bowl Gogi is right next to the Bellevue Transit center, where the buses pull through. Bowl Gogi is only open from Monday through Friday. So if you work around the area, it's a no-brainer. Unfortunately for me, I meal prep for the week, so haven't been able to visit as often as I'd like. The few times I didn't have food prepared, I got extra excited because that meant I had a legit reason to go to Bowl Gogi. If you're around the area during the work week, I highly recommend Bowl Gogi. I'm hoping I run out of food again during the work week so I can visit Bowl Gogi for some delicious bibimbap!

    Abdullah A.

    I love the customization that comes with fast-casual dining, and I LOVE sauces. Bowl Gogi is the perfect mix of the two. Pick your rice and your meat and let your imagination take over. I had bulgogi and spicy pork, with spicy, creamy, savory sauces. I chose kimchi, bean sprouts, and eggs as my toppings. A little bit spendy for lunch, but high quality and a huge portion. A little hard to find, and they don't validate parking, but those are where my gripes soft.

    Sauces
    Jacques I.

    What a great spot for a casual Korean lunch bowl! I checked out Bowl Gogi for a late lunch and was immediately greeted the minute I stepped inside. The staff asked if it was my first time visiting, which I explained was, so they briefly went over the build-your-own-bowl concept and options with me. I was set. I know we can't stop talking about the snow in Seattle, but I was craving something warming since I was so cold from the weather. I saw that they offer curry bowls, so when I asked the employee about it, she offered to give me a sample of the curry, which sold it for me. I chose the spicy pork for my protein with brown rice and chose broccoli, bean sprouts and kimchi for my three complimentary sides (additional sides for a fee). When I went to check out the employee asked if I like spicy foods (since I chose the spicy pork) and recommended that I try their housemade "make me cry" spicy sauce. It was on! Food was yummy! The curry bowl was just what I needed on a chilly day. Curry sauce had a great flavor and added warmth and a heartiness to the meal. Spicy pork was solid. It was tender, yet I wished it had been more marinated in the spicy sauce they used since it added such great flavor. And everything else in the bowl was good. My favorite side was the kimchi, of course! I did like the "make me cry" hot sauce, adding a great kick to my lunch and would recommend for any spicy fans to try it. For first-time visitors they also hand you a stamp card with two stamps, as a way to welcome you. Bowl Gogi is a welcomed addition to Bellevue. We don't have a lot of Korean options in the area and though this just gives you a taste of it, the casual concept where you can customize your own bowl is accommodating and guarantees satisfaction. Just note that Bowl Gogi is only open during the weekdays for lunch. Pay a visit here for a hearty bowl, complimentary tea and the friendliest staff.

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