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Bul Box prides itself on the build your own bowl concept, something that most people are quite familiar with. So what did I do when I visited Bul Box? I didn't build my own bowl. With many different pre-made combinations, I felt that this would be the best way to evaluate the restaurant and try an assortment of different items and flavors. Overall, I think Bul Box does a great job at providing a lot of variety and the food is relatively decent. I certainly prefer some options more than others, but that's why you try the food! Malibu Poke Box on white rice: This was you standard poke bowl. Mine came with tuna and salmon and other things to garnish the bowl. Everything tasted fresh and the flavors were relatively balanced except for the ginger. I wouldn't choose this on return visits, but it decent and un-problematic. Tokyo Box on white rice: I came right as they closed and the employees were super nice about me ordering at the late hour. As a result, they were missing the curry potatoes, but that wasn't a problem with the bowl. This was easily my favorite choice, the teriyaki chicken was good and all of the flavors meshed really well together. I'd order it again, with the hope I can try the potatoes with it! Shanghai Box on white rice: This was easily my least favorite box, the textures and flavors simply did not work together. There was raw broccoli with grilled veggies and fried chicken. The accompany it were some underwhelming green beans and picked cucumbers which just made this one super confusing. I definitely would not order this one again, but I thought the ginger chicken was on the money. Service is usually pretty good at this Bul Box. The employees don't seem to know what goes in each bowl, but they eventually figure it out and are kind. The interior is vibrant and clean. I could see myself coming back. Knowing many of the ingredients, I feel I can make the perfect bowl for my standards.
This is the Asian Version of Cava and Chipotle. With peppy music paired with a stark environment this spot is perfect for lunch, dinner or catering.
Bul Box in Morrisville gets a solid four stars out of me. The food we had was fresh and delicious. Everything was relatively quick to prepare, healthy, and affordable. No matter if you dine in or take out, every box is prepared the same way and presented beautifully. If only there was a Bul Box closer to us in Chapel Hill, we'd be more frequent customers. There are currently three Bul Box locations in the Triangle: (1) this one in Morrisville near Wegman's, (2) one in the North Hills mixed-use development in Raleigh, and (3) another in Raleigh at Transfer Co. Food Hall. This location in Morrisville is nice, inside and out. It opened in July 2020 and still looked new when we were here. Both the indoor dining room and outdoor patio (uncovered) are spacious and were clean. The setup is fast-casual with orders prepared on-demand in an assembly line format (like Chipotle). Drinks, like organic tea and non-GMO Tractor Beverage Co. brand soda, were self-serve from beverage dispensers. The kitchen is open and ingredients were out on display, whether they were box-ready proteins and veggies on the line or fresh greens in the fridge and containers behind. During our visit, poke boxes were priced at $12 per box, signature boxes with preset ingredient combinations were priced at $10.49 or $11.49 per box, and you could build your own box starting at $9.89 per box. Certain ingredients could add to the cost of a box such as avocado and seaweed salad (+$1 each). There were two poke boxes and five signature boxes to choose from. Bul Box's schtick is eponymous. Their boxes are essentially the same thing as bowls, but they serve food in boxes to be different. The cuisine type is mostly Asian and Hawaiian-influenced (poke). "Bul" means fire in Korean and is most commonly associated with the Korean food bulgogi (marinated and cooked beef). Here's what we got: * Kona poke box with tuna with brown rice ($12) - cucumber salad, roasted beets, banh mi pickles, cherry tomato salad, seaweed salad, crab salad, crispy onions, spicy mayo, and teriyaki sauce * Malibu poke box with salmon and half & half brown rice and mixed greens ($12) - citrus kale salad, bean salad, pickled red onions, avocado, rice puffs, spicy mayo, and teriyaki sauce * Shanghai signature box with noodles ($10.49 + $1.50 for the noodles) - ginger chicken, bok choy, eggplant, roasted veggies, rice puffs, scallion, yum yum sauce, and sweet chili sauce * Seoul signature box with kimchi fried rice ($11.49 + $1.50 for the kimchi fried rice) - bulgogi beef, citrus kale, kimchi, banh mi pickles, romaine lettuce, eggplant, fried egg, scallion, sesame seeds, and gochujang sauce * Thai signature box with brown rice ($10.49) - Thai chicken, jalapeno, cucumber salad, banh mi pickles, roasted veggies, chopped peanuts, cilantro, Thai basil lime aioli, and peanut curry sauce All of the boxes were tasty. I enjoyed everything I tried. Without a doubt, my favorite box was the Seoul signature box. It was also the most eye-popping with the fried egg on top. You can add a fried egg to any box for $1 extra. It's already included in the Seoul signature box. The beef bulgogi was savory and full of flavor. The eggplant was soft and yummy. The spicy gochujang tied everything together. If you want to go extra Korean, I do recommend ordering the Seoul signature box with kimchi fried rice. The box I had the biggest gripe with was the Malibu poke box with salmon. The staff simply did not put enough salmon in the box. The Kona poke box was different because it included crab salad in addition to the tuna (or whatever fish you chose; spicy tuna was the third option). If Bul Box had more generous portions of fish in their poke boxes, I'd recommend their poke. The Shanghai signature box was probably my second favorite followed by the Thai signature box. I ordered noodles with the Shanghai signature box, but I'm not sure they were worth the additional $1.50. The chicken in each box was prepared differently. The Shanghai chicken was battered, fried, and sauced while the Thai chicken was grilled and a leaner cut. The bok choy was crisp. The jalapenos were plentiful and potent (spicy). We originally planned to dine outside on the patio, but wind gusts were about 15-18 MPH, so we dined inside. There was only one couple dining inside when we arrived and they left by the time our order was ready. We were the only indoor dine-in customers for the duration of our visit. For the entire duration of our visit, from entry to exit, the kitchen was constantly busy filling takeout orders. Most were for individual customers who came in to pick up. Bul Box has a designated pickup area next to the register. There were also drivers who came in to pick up orders for delivery. You can order and pay online by following the links at https://bul-box.com/. Service was great. There were three guys. They were polite and worked efficiently. No problems. Drake music played the entire time we were here.
Stumbled upon this place while I was in the shopping Center.. I got the BYOB spicy tuna poke bowl.. it was sooo good, the service was quick and friendly too. I got the Cusabi, gochujang and Thai Basil lime aioli sauces all of it together was so yum and flavourful!! I'll definitely be back to try the chicken bowls too.
I've been eyeing Bul Box for a while now and so it was really difficult to pick out which boxes to try first. The two of us tried the Shanghai Box (Ginger Chicken, Bok Choy, Eggplant, Roasted Vegetables, Rice Crunch, Scallion, Sweet & Sour Sauce, Yum Yum Sauce) and the Seoul Box (Beef Bulgogi, Citrus Kale, Banh Mi Pickles, Kimchi, Romaine Lettuce, Eggplant, Egg, Scallion, Sesame Seeds, Gochujang Sauce). Placing the order online was very smooth. When you enter the restaurant, head to the left side of the cash register for pickup orders. I was in and out in under 5 minutes! Best part of it was that I inhaled both boxes. My favorite toppings were the eggplant and the beef bulgogi. In the future, I think I'll build a custom box since I want to try lots of different combos, but if you're trying out Bul Box for the first time, I'd really recommend picking one of their tried and true Signature Boxes!
We stopped by on a Saturday for lunch. Have driven by several times and have been wanting to try this place out. It was around Noon and we were the only ones around. The 2 employees were very helpful. We told him we had never been there before and he suggested their most popular bowls. I had the Thai Chicken (without cilantro). For base, I got brown rice. He put the chicken on the grill and it was added to my bowl last with the sauce. Hubby made his own bowl. The ingredients were fresh. It was a good lunch. Just nothing really special. Kinda MEH..........probably won't go back. I prefer the poke bowls.
I've wanted to try Bul Box ever since it opened. I've never had Bulgogi beef and thought I'd finally try it here, but the bowl didn't have exactly everything I like so I went with the Tokyo box. So the Tokyo box has teriyaki chicken, a sweet corn mixture, roasted mixed vegetables (which were amazing), scallions, yum yum sauce, curryflower (that was to die for), just the right amount of pickled red onion, crispy noodles, and topped with a maple teriyaki sauce all on top of brown rice. When it was all being put together it didn't look like it would be a lot, but it really is. I also had them add some cilantro for extra flavor. The only thing I'd say is it could have used more of the maple teriyaki sauce. When I arrived I was the first in the door and didn't feel concerned about safety as masks are required. I just wish the employee had gloves on both hands as he was preparing my meal, not just one. They use an environmentally friendly bowl, but the top is plastic so hopefully I can recycle that. Only thing is it didn't snap in place on the bowl and the food had cooled down by the time I got home with it. It's a little pricey at nearly $13 w/tax and no drink, but I hope to return again soon and try some other things on the menu.
Bright, clean, friendly and brand new! When we walked in today, the first thing we saw was hand sanitizer by the door. We were immediately greeted by friendly waitstaff who gave us all the time we needed and patiently answered our questions. My friend and I each chose the Thai box, mine with white rice and his with Kimchi rice (for an additional fee). You can customize your box, or get one made to order. Our boxes were good! The chicken was well grilled and the roasted vegetables were delicious. The boxes were so big, they were almost too much for lunch. One warning though--the Thai sauce was spicy! I like a medium spice, but this was almost too much for me at first. Fortunately, it grew on me. I gave my friend my sliced jalapenos, though, and that helped. There was additional sanitizer at the cash register, everyone wore a mask and the tables were marked to promote social distancing. They also have a separate entrance and exit. We liked that the boxes were biodegradable, and they even had a recycle bin, which more restaurants could use.
This is my second time coming to Bulbox at North hills mall. The first time, I was perplexed on what to get and I will say the person at the counter seemed new because I ordered the Kona box and she stated I pick another meat as In chicken or bulgogi with the tuna, or salmon; but that was incorrect. So, the first time was okay, I would've rather had the spicy tuna or salmon instead of the chicken. This second time I had it done packed. I got the Kona bowl again with spicy tuna and I added edamame. I suggest you get the dressing on the side if you are going to eat later. I was not happy with the wilted lettuce that was in the box, and ended up picking it all off. Next time, I would probably skip the lettuce and just get the rice, but the Kona box is definitely my favorite. My mother had the bulgogi bowl with the fried egg and hers was also good.
Did a late lunch at this location on a Friday afternoon. We've never been this this restaurant before but heard they were expanding to Durham. We had the Thai box and the Seoul box -- both were delicious and filling enough for us to take leftovers home. Both dishes were very flavorful. Their lemonade and berry juice blend were also nice, but the ice tea was rather plain. Staff was very friendly, and it looks like they were training a new employee. We'd eat here again but would probably go to the closer location when it opens.
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1 year ago
(Online order Pickup) Yet another quality Asian fast casual restaurant in the Raleigh-Durham metro area! Bul Box's appeal for me was fresh-made, pre-selected ingredients boxes and the opportunity to try Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Thai-inspired dishes. Other main options include Bahn Mi and chicken sandwiches and build your own box (BYOB). Our party chose BYOB and the pre-selected ingredient "Seoul Box" for our mains and Bulgogi Fries, Hangover Fries, and the Mac & Cheese Spring Rolls as our sides. Everyone enjoyed their choices and I took home leftover Bulgogi Fries. Deeper Dive. My Seoul Box punched my "need to order this again" checklist with big flavor and a very nice sized portion. I expect to be disappointed in new places due to the (seemingly) shrinking fast casual portion sizes over the past few years. Not the case yet at Bul Box! The Bulgogi beef was surprisingly tender. The kimchi, kimchi slaw, Gochujang, and pickled slaw provided the right combo of spice, heat, and tang that I enjoy. I was surprised by the fried egg and pleased it wasn't over-cooked. My Bulgogi fries boasted a large portion of the Korean beef and the fries were pretty fresh even though we had to pick up the order. Leftovers were a necessity and, despite what you might think about the state of next-day fries, these surprised me because of the juices it soaked up overnight. I thoroughly enjoyed them! Rewards program: Get paid to eat. With my sign up at time of purchase and the total order price, I received a same day $5 coupon which I promptly used! read more
1 month ago
Bul Box prides itself on the build your own bowl concept, something that most people are quite familiar with. So what did I do when I visited Bul Box? I didn't build my own bowl. With many different pre-made combinations, I felt that this would be the best way to evaluate the restaurant and try an assortment of different items and flavors. Overall, I think Bul Box does a great job at providing a lot of variety and the food is relatively decent. I certainly prefer some options more than others, but that's why you try the food! Malibu Poke Box on white rice: This was you standard poke bowl. Mine came with tuna and salmon and other things to garnish the bowl. Everything tasted fresh and the flavors were relatively balanced except for the ginger. I wouldn't choose this on return visits, but it decent and un-problematic. Tokyo Box on white rice: I came right as they closed and the employees were super nice about me ordering at the late hour. As a result, they were missing the curry potatoes, but that wasn't a problem with the bowl. This was easily my favorite choice, the teriyaki chicken was good and all of the flavors meshed really well together. I'd order it again, with the hope I can try the potatoes with it! Shanghai Box on white rice: This was easily my least favorite box, the textures and flavors simply did not work together. There was raw broccoli with grilled veggies and fried chicken. The accompany it were some underwhelming green beans and picked cucumbers which just made this one super confusing. I definitely would not order this one again, but I thought the ginger chicken was on the money. Service is usually pretty good at this Bul Box. The employees don't seem to know what goes in each bowl, but they eventually figure it out and are kind. The interior is vibrant and clean. I could see myself coming back. Knowing many of the ingredients, I feel I can make the perfect bowl for my standards. read more
2 years ago
This is the Asian Version of Cava and Chipotle. With peppy music paired with a stark environment this spot is perfect for lunch, dinner or catering. read more
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Sooo fresh and good!! I did half rice/salad Bulgogi Corn Kimchi slaw Green beans Carrots Maple Teri/Bui sauce Crispy onions Scallions read more
Bul Box in Morrisville gets a solid four stars out of me. The food we had was fresh and delicious. Everything was relatively quick to prepare, healthy, and affordable. No matter if you dine in or take out, every box is prepared the same way and presented beautifully. If only there was a Bul Box closer to us in Chapel Hill, we'd be more frequent customers. There are currently three Bul Box locations in the Triangle: (1) this one in Morrisville near Wegman's, (2) one in the North Hills mixed-use development in Raleigh, and (3) another in Raleigh at Transfer Co. Food Hall. This location in Morrisville is nice, inside and out. It opened in July 2020 and still looked new when we were here. Both the indoor dining room and outdoor patio (uncovered) are spacious and were clean. The setup is fast-casual with orders prepared on-demand in an assembly line format (like Chipotle). Drinks, like organic tea and non-GMO Tractor Beverage Co. brand soda, were self-serve from beverage dispensers. The kitchen is open and ingredients were out on display, whether they were box-ready proteins and veggies on the line or fresh greens in the fridge and containers behind. During our visit, poke boxes were priced at $12 per box, signature boxes with preset ingredient combinations were priced at $10.49 or $11.49 per box, and you could build your own box starting at $9.89 per box. Certain ingredients could add to the cost of a box such as avocado and seaweed salad (+$1 each). There were two poke boxes and five signature boxes to choose from. Bul Box's schtick is eponymous. Their boxes are essentially the same thing as bowls, but they serve food in boxes to be different. The cuisine type is mostly Asian and Hawaiian-influenced (poke). "Bul" means fire in Korean and is most commonly associated with the Korean food bulgogi (marinated and cooked beef). Here's what we got: * Kona poke box with tuna with brown rice ($12) - cucumber salad, roasted beets, banh mi pickles, cherry tomato salad, seaweed salad, crab salad, crispy onions, spicy mayo, and teriyaki sauce * Malibu poke box with salmon and half & half brown rice and mixed greens ($12) - citrus kale salad, bean salad, pickled red onions, avocado, rice puffs, spicy mayo, and teriyaki sauce * Shanghai signature box with noodles ($10.49 + $1.50 for the noodles) - ginger chicken, bok choy, eggplant, roasted veggies, rice puffs, scallion, yum yum sauce, and sweet chili sauce * Seoul signature box with kimchi fried rice ($11.49 + $1.50 for the kimchi fried rice) - bulgogi beef, citrus kale, kimchi, banh mi pickles, romaine lettuce, eggplant, fried egg, scallion, sesame seeds, and gochujang sauce * Thai signature box with brown rice ($10.49) - Thai chicken, jalapeno, cucumber salad, banh mi pickles, roasted veggies, chopped peanuts, cilantro, Thai basil lime aioli, and peanut curry sauce All of the boxes were tasty. I enjoyed everything I tried. Without a doubt, my favorite box was the Seoul signature box. It was also the most eye-popping with the fried egg on top. You can add a fried egg to any box for $1 extra. It's already included in the Seoul signature box. The beef bulgogi was savory and full of flavor. The eggplant was soft and yummy. The spicy gochujang tied everything together. If you want to go extra Korean, I do recommend ordering the Seoul signature box with kimchi fried rice. The box I had the biggest gripe with was the Malibu poke box with salmon. The staff simply did not put enough salmon in the box. The Kona poke box was different because it included crab salad in addition to the tuna (or whatever fish you chose; spicy tuna was the third option). If Bul Box had more generous portions of fish in their poke boxes, I'd recommend their poke. The Shanghai signature box was probably my second favorite followed by the Thai signature box. I ordered noodles with the Shanghai signature box, but I'm not sure they were worth the additional $1.50. The chicken in each box was prepared differently. The Shanghai chicken was battered, fried, and sauced while the Thai chicken was grilled and a leaner cut. The bok choy was crisp. The jalapenos were plentiful and potent (spicy). We originally planned to dine outside on the patio, but wind gusts were about 15-18 MPH, so we dined inside. There was only one couple dining inside when we arrived and they left by the time our order was ready. We were the only indoor dine-in customers for the duration of our visit. For the entire duration of our visit, from entry to exit, the kitchen was constantly busy filling takeout orders. Most were for individual customers who came in to pick up. Bul Box has a designated pickup area next to the register. There were also drivers who came in to pick up orders for delivery. You can order and pay online by following the links at https://bul-box.com/. Service was great. There were three guys. They were polite and worked efficiently. No problems. Drake music played the entire time we were here. read more
Stumbled upon this place while I was in the shopping Center.. I got the BYOB spicy tuna poke bowl.. it was sooo good, the service was quick and friendly too. I got the Cusabi, gochujang and Thai Basil lime aioli sauces all of it together was so yum and flavourful!! I'll definitely be back to try the chicken bowls too. read more
I've been eyeing Bul Box for a while now and so it was really difficult to pick out which boxes to try first. The two of us tried the Shanghai Box (Ginger Chicken, Bok Choy, Eggplant, Roasted Vegetables, Rice Crunch, Scallion, Sweet & Sour Sauce, Yum Yum Sauce) and the Seoul Box (Beef Bulgogi, Citrus Kale, Banh Mi Pickles, Kimchi, Romaine Lettuce, Eggplant, Egg, Scallion, Sesame Seeds, Gochujang Sauce). Placing the order online was very smooth. When you enter the restaurant, head to the left side of the cash register for pickup orders. I was in and out in under 5 minutes! Best part of it was that I inhaled both boxes. My favorite toppings were the eggplant and the beef bulgogi. In the future, I think I'll build a custom box since I want to try lots of different combos, but if you're trying out Bul Box for the first time, I'd really recommend picking one of their tried and true Signature Boxes! read more
We stopped by on a Saturday for lunch. Have driven by several times and have been wanting to try this place out. It was around Noon and we were the only ones around. The 2 employees were very helpful. We told him we had never been there before and he suggested their most popular bowls. I had the Thai Chicken (without cilantro). For base, I got brown rice. He put the chicken on the grill and it was added to my bowl last with the sauce. Hubby made his own bowl. The ingredients were fresh. It was a good lunch. Just nothing really special. Kinda MEH..........probably won't go back. I prefer the poke bowls. read more
2 years ago
The food is always delicious! The staff is polite and friendly and the restaurant is clean! read more
2 years ago
I've wanted to try Bul Box ever since it opened. I've never had Bulgogi beef and thought I'd finally try it here, but the bowl didn't have exactly everything I like so I went with the Tokyo box. So the Tokyo box has teriyaki chicken, a sweet corn mixture, roasted mixed vegetables (which were amazing), scallions, yum yum sauce, curryflower (that was to die for), just the right amount of pickled red onion, crispy noodles, and topped with a maple teriyaki sauce all on top of brown rice. When it was all being put together it didn't look like it would be a lot, but it really is. I also had them add some cilantro for extra flavor. The only thing I'd say is it could have used more of the maple teriyaki sauce. When I arrived I was the first in the door and didn't feel concerned about safety as masks are required. I just wish the employee had gloves on both hands as he was preparing my meal, not just one. They use an environmentally friendly bowl, but the top is plastic so hopefully I can recycle that. Only thing is it didn't snap in place on the bowl and the food had cooled down by the time I got home with it. It's a little pricey at nearly $13 w/tax and no drink, but I hope to return again soon and try some other things on the menu. read more
Bright, clean, friendly and brand new! When we walked in today, the first thing we saw was hand sanitizer by the door. We were immediately greeted by friendly waitstaff who gave us all the time we needed and patiently answered our questions. My friend and I each chose the Thai box, mine with white rice and his with Kimchi rice (for an additional fee). You can customize your box, or get one made to order. Our boxes were good! The chicken was well grilled and the roasted vegetables were delicious. The boxes were so big, they were almost too much for lunch. One warning though--the Thai sauce was spicy! I like a medium spice, but this was almost too much for me at first. Fortunately, it grew on me. I gave my friend my sliced jalapenos, though, and that helped. There was additional sanitizer at the cash register, everyone wore a mask and the tables were marked to promote social distancing. They also have a separate entrance and exit. We liked that the boxes were biodegradable, and they even had a recycle bin, which more restaurants could use. read more
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4 years ago
This is my second time coming to Bulbox at North hills mall. The first time, I was perplexed on what to get and I will say the person at the counter seemed new because I ordered the Kona box and she stated I pick another meat as In chicken or bulgogi with the tuna, or salmon; but that was incorrect. So, the first time was okay, I would've rather had the spicy tuna or salmon instead of the chicken. This second time I had it done packed. I got the Kona bowl again with spicy tuna and I added edamame. I suggest you get the dressing on the side if you are going to eat later. I was not happy with the wilted lettuce that was in the box, and ended up picking it all off. Next time, I would probably skip the lettuce and just get the rice, but the Kona box is definitely my favorite. My mother had the bulgogi bowl with the fried egg and hers was also good. read more
2 years ago
Did a late lunch at this location on a Friday afternoon. We've never been this this restaurant before but heard they were expanding to Durham. We had the Thai box and the Seoul box -- both were delicious and filling enough for us to take leftovers home. Both dishes were very flavorful. Their lemonade and berry juice blend were also nice, but the ice tea was rather plain. Staff was very friendly, and it looks like they were training a new employee. We'd eat here again but would probably go to the closer location when it opens. read more
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bul box is a modern Asian-inspired Chipotle or Cava. They have several signature boxes or a build your own box. Their toppings set them apart for that taste of Asian fusion. I built my own box with ginger chicken as my protein. It was around 1pm when I walked in, but a lot of their containers were empty and none of the signs were flipped around to indicate what was what. Since it was my first time there, it was a little confusing during the ordering process. I know that business is probably rough because of COVID, but the appearance of everything didn't make it seem like it was fresh. bul box is a little pricy for the quality of food you get. I enjoyed my bowl but I don't think this restaurant will end up in my rotation. read more
4 years ago
Bottom line: Bul Box offers a good Asian box/poke type meal. Tasty, fresh, and satisfying. The price may be a bit more than expected on some items but it's a good result. I am a fan! The Deets: I've been seeing the buzz about Bul Box located near my neighborhood, where the new shopping area the Wegmans in Morrisville is located. I decided to see what it was all about last weekend and ordered there for some home delivery. They base their menu on a mainly Asian type food style, in box or poke type format as the name would indicate. With such tempting offerings as Tokyo Box, Shanghai Box, Thai Box, etc., I decided on the Seoul Box. From its description, it sounded very near to the Korean dish bibimbap I love...beef bulgogi, Banh Mi pickles, Romaine lettuce, eggplant, sesame seed, citrus kale salad, kimchi, scallion, sunny side up egg and gochujang sauce (I decided to skip the eggplant). If you are not a fan of spicy or want to gauge the spicy factor, I'd say either go with on the side or omit the kimchi and definitely the gochujang sauce. Even enjoying it at home, the ingredients were still fresh tasting. The crispy items still had their crisp and the entree itself still warm, I was pleased with both the freshness and the taste itself. It was a very enjoyable meal, with the ingredients blending very well bite by bite. I do have to say for what you get, $14.00 for the Seoul Box seems a bit much to pay but it certainly was tasty and satisfying. If it wasn't already 14 bucks I'd probably want to spring for extra beef bulgogi. The serving size was OK but for the price I would expect a bit more, especially with the amount of beef. However with the taste being very good, the freshness of the ingredients, and how satisfying it was overall I'd say I will be using Bul Box again in the future to cure the hungrys since they are so close to my place. read more
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Bul Box and their incredibly photogenic, Asian-inspired bowls is a great addition to the Morrisville/Cary area. While I initially described it as an Asian Chipotle or Cava, Bul Box's extremely fresh ingredients and the variation of toppings have ranked them at the top for me. They offer several signature bowl options, each one featuring a different Asian cuisine and flavor profile and named after that specific city/country. You also have the option to build your own bowl ($9.89), with several different "base" options ranging from greens, different types of rice, and even noodles. Proteins include your basic chicken/pork/beef options, as well as two vegetarian options (tofu and vegetarian balls), and even salmon and tuna poke! Plus, there's a "Kiddie" box with 1 base, 1 protein, and 2 toppings for $4 less. This is a great option if you don't have a big appetite but still want something quick, fresh, and (I think) healthy. Currently during COVID-19, I opted for takeout (but I think they're also open for dine in, with spread out tables to ensure social distancing). Takeout was easy as I placed my order online through their website and was able to pick it up in about 5-10 minutes. I chose the BYOB option and got a mixed green bowl with bulgogi beef and 6 different toppings (cucumber, banh mi pickled salad, crispy noodles, sweet corn mix, kimchi, bok choy, and romaine lettuce). On top of that, you get to pick garnishes and sauces (I picked gochujang and the maple teriyaki sauce). If you've read my other reviews, you know that I'm all about value. Bul Box exceeded my expectations, as my portion was huge despite the fact that they give you a max number of toppings you can pick (6). Even though I got the mixed greens bowl and no grains, the rest of the toppings were incredibly filling and the two sauces added a perfect hint of smoky, spicy sweetness. My favorite toppings were the kimchi and the banh mi pickled vegetables, which added a great acidic flavor and crunch. I'm definitely a fan of Bul Box, and am excited to add them into my lunch rotation! read more
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6 years ago
Bul Box is in the perfect location. We went grocery shopping at Wegman's, picked up dinner here and custard at Andy's. We ordered two of the signature boxes, you can also build your own box. We tried the Tokyo and California boxes, both were tasty. The service was friendly too. If you are in the area, check them out. read more
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6 years ago
Wow! This place is located close my home and close to the new Wegmans in Morrisville. The location is perfect for us! Staff was super friendly and efficient. Everyone was nice and you could tell that the vibe of the restaurant was super happy and uplifting. We tried the Seoul bowl and Thai bowl. The Seoul bowl was awesome. My boyfriend had it with kimchi fried rice. The kimchi fried rice is amazing! Not too spicy but still the perfect amount of kimchi flavor. I got the Thai bowl with a noodle base and I LOVED the noodles! The vegetables in both dishes were light and crunchy and added the perfect amount of freshness to each bowl. The meats were of high quality and cooked to perfection with the perfect seasoning. All of the sauces that were drizzles on top were packed with flavor and gave it an amazing finishing touch. We will be returning to try other bowls or maybe build our own! :) read more
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I live less than 5mins from this plaza and have been patiently waiting for everything to open. Honestly, I was not expecting to like this place as much as I do. I did not like the one inside Transfer Co, but this one is amazing! I've gotten takeout from here so many times now and I keep wanting more. The pricing is really great with the 25% off. I do the build your own each time and it's always super tasty. There have been a couple of times where they forgot my sauces and have had missing toppings which made me sad but still tasty. Super filling too. If you're looking to upgrade your meal, the extra $$$ for the noodles and kimchi fried rice is worth it. read more
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Bul B.
Thank you for trying us at the new location!…
This is like the Asian Chipotle! I heard great things about this place so decided to swing by one day to get some takeout for dinner. You can choose to either build your own box or pick one of the available boxes. For my first visit, I got the Tokyo Box. Portion-wise, 1 bowl is enough for two meals. My Tokyo Box came with Teriyaki chicken, Curryflower (curry flavored cauliflower), corn mix, pickled red onion, roasted vegetables, crispy noodles and scallion. It came with two sauces on top: Maple Teriyaki Sauce and Yum Yum sauce. What I like about these Boxes is that you get a huge variety of different vegetables which is great if you want to eat healthy. These Boxes range from $10-$12 so that's a pretty good price for the quality of food that you're gonna get. read more
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Bul B.
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6 years ago
Food Luke warm and the chicken dry and rice too moist. New place may give it another try. Definitely try it something different. read more
6 years ago
New restaurant near upcoming new Wegman in west Cary. Ingredients are fresh and tasty. It is open for dine in currently, with social distancing so only able to sit at every other table. Tips: Check out their Instagram for specials read more
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Bul B.
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5 years ago
Delicious! We got a couple Build your own bowls, the Seoul bowl, and the Thai bowl. I love the concept - similar to an Asian chipotle! While it doesn't seem like a lot of food from the images, it was a ton and very filling. Everyone loved their meals! read more
3 years ago
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