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    Bulgogi Box

    4.2 (242 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Barbeque

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    Bibim Bowl w/ Fried Chicken (So sloppy...no distinct separation of veggies)
    Rose E.

    I wanted to get my husband to try Bibimbap for once in his life...so chose this place. I'm actually not a huge fan of Bibimbap, but I loved their version...and thought he'd enjoy it too. For once, my son came along to check out this place. Well, both my husband and I ordered their Bibim Bowl, but my husband chose Fried Chicken (?!?) instead of the traditional Bulgogi. With Fried Chicken, it's actually an American fusion kinda thing...not really a full-on Korean dish. Oh Well...I tried. My son also ordered this Korean Chicken. We also ordered 2 plates of Potstickers (always a favorite here!) and Miso Soup. Well, before I get to the foods, I must confess that I was disappointed with the presentation of all the foods this time. Their Potstickers are usually quite beautiful, but not this time. Even our Bibimbowl was delivered quite messy...with no effort in making it look aesthetic at all. Typically, you're supposed to be able to clearly see all the veggies included in the bowl (usually 6-8?). Well, I actually "fixed" my bowl before taking pictures. Prior to me fixing the dish, I could barely see all the separate veggies...as the Bulgogi was just loosely piled on top of all the veggies...as if they were just dumped over them, without making any effort to separate them (as should be the case!). Same with my husband's bowl! For such sloppy presentation of all the foods, I must dock a star this time. We noticed that the egg was overcooked...it was supposed to be runny, but it was hardened. Also, the Miso Soup wasn't as piping hot as usual when delivered to the table. So yeah, a few things were amiss this time. Normally I'd dock another star for foods not meeting expectations...but overall, the foods still tasted REALLY good. The service was good too...as usual. In any case, I'm glad my husband tried the Bibimbap...though not the authentic version. He seemed to like it. My son seemed to like his Chicken too...though I know he would have preferred it with Fries. Think he (and many others!) would have liked this much more if there were some options with the sides, like Fries or Rice instead of just the Cole Slaw.

    Potstickers
    Christina G.

    I made a reservation with ease and the woman on the phone was really nice. We were welcomed by our server Matt. He seated us promptly and was very friendly. I don't think the reservation was needed since it wasn't very busy. We had $5 mimosas (can't beat that!), K-corn dog, potstickers, fried pork ribs, and the Bibim Bowl. The mimosa,K-dog, and potstickers were good, didn't really stand out 5/10. The ribs and Bibim Bowl were 9/10 I'd definitely get it again. Our server Matt was great, he gave some amazing recommendations especially for drinks since my friend is allergic to citrus. They made a rum and coke for her which was nice. We stayed for a while to chat and he didn't rush us off. Overall, my friends and I had a nice time. The appetizers were good but just not outstanding. We all loved our entrees though. I'll definitely be back!

    Kimchi
    Raquel S.

    Ordered the beef bulgogi bowl with a side of kimchi through UberEATS. It hit the spot. You definitely need the kimchi to round out the meal. If you're looking for authentic Korean food (where you get 10 little bowls of banchan with your order, you won't find that here. Just fyi.

    Spicy Pork Bulgogi Box with Miso Soup and Kimchiin the back.
    Pamela A.

    I'm a little harsher on our experience here than my husband, primarily because the restaurant touts its authentic Korean food and...not so much. Bibimbap is one of my favorite Asian dishes. By the time I pry rice off the bottom of that sizzling hot pan, all the flavors have mingled to make the sticky baked rice a real treat. We paid extra for the hot pot (weird since how can you have bibimbap without it?) but inside the rice wasn't baked onto the surface at all. The bowl wasn't even especially hot. Likewise the bulgogi wasn't especially authentic in flavor either; it was as if a southerner made BBQ pork and then added chili paste to try to make it Korean. Don't get me wrong. The food was perfectly acceptable for people not expecting genuine Korean food, like those who are content with Olive Garden as their version of Italian fine dining. My other bone of contention was getting through dinner without one check to see if we needed anything...and as far as I knew we were the only customers at the time. We were outside on their patio so we never saw anyone to flag down. (The patio is tremendous for people watching, BTW. Highly recommend.) I don't need someone hanging over me, but at least come ask midway if we need anything or refill our water glasses. The service in general was sluggish to the point of dismissive. Our appetizer took 20 minutes to arrive, outrageously slow for potstickers. We saw our server when the main course arrived and for the check. That was it. At least pretend you care, man. So all in all, Bulgogi Box gets a resounding eh from me for being basically the PF Chang's of Korean food. Could have been worse but could have been so much better. I sure do miss Choi's Korea and Wings.

    Beef Bulgogi Fried Rice
    Carolyn L.

    Starving and wanted something I haven't had before. I was by myself. So I was looking for a quiet place to chill, cool down and eat in peace. I thought Bulgogi Box would've been perfect. Came to find out, their dining area is still closed for seating. And the gentleman that took care of me wasn't the friendliest. He keep brushing me off on how the dining room is closed and I asked if I can sit out on the patio and he keep repeating that the dining area is closed and didn't want to directly answer my question. I was disappointed. Ordered the Bulgogi fried rice: 3/5 it was good but a little greasy. You definitely need that fried over hard egg. It comes with the miso soup: 5/5 that was really good. Comfort and earthy. Even in this hot weather I still love every bit of it. I'll come back and try other things on the menu. But definitely not until their dining room is open again

    Great draft selection!
    John H.

    You should go. Great people watching patio with solid local beer options. I love Korean food...so really looked forward to checking this place out. Our waiter recommended the Potstickers ($9) to start and we enjoyed them. My bride and I both had hot bowl Bibimbap ($18) and they were good...albeit not not really a "dolsot" sizzling bowl. The ingredients weren't what I would have expected (e.g. corn in Bibimbap?). Service from Matt was fantastic!

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    Tiarra T.

    I came in on a slow Tuesday. Not busy, and the service was quick. Literally less than 5 min. After reading so so many reviews, I opted the beef bulgogi box, and a side salad. The bulgogi was good, however not the best bulgogi I have had. I'm a huge fan of Korean bbq, so I frequent lots of places, the location is very cute and provides a great place to hang with friends.

    Boneless Korean Fried Chicken Wings - LTO
    Adrika C.

    As a seasoned traveler and foodie who has had the privilege of traveling to South Korea, I was deeply impressed by Bulgogi Box! My partner and I came for date night and ordered drinks and 4 dishes which totaled to about $70 (without tip) - extremely reasonable! The fries were perfectly crispy and the spicy aioli was a great accompaniment. The boneless Korean fried chicken was extraordinarily crunchy, doused in a tangy sauce with some heat. The kimchi was fabulous. And the spicy pork bulgogi box bowl was my favorite! The meat was tender and well seasoned with the perfect amount of fat rendered, on top of a bed of soft, warm white rice that was mixed in the sauce that went over the pork. I rarely finish my entire plate when I go out to eat. For the first time in memory, I did so here! We will definitely be back for more! I've had the chance to try remarkable food in South Korea, and to me, Bulgogi Box is as close as you can get for affordable and delicious Korean food in Charlotte. Sure, you can go to a fancy and upscale place for an expensive and high quality meal that is traditional KBBQ, but you can also enjoy Korean food that is just as delicious here! I've lived in this area for 12 years and I'm glad to see that there are finally some good options for my favorite cuisine! I've had great Korean food in Atlanta and NYC, and Charlotte is now catching up to other cities that have more of a "scene" for Asian cuisine. A special thanks to the owner, Jin, who was so personable and came over to say hi after our meal was over!

    Adria C.

    Visited on a Saturday just after 5pm - surprisingly not many people inside. I choose to sit outside since the weather was beautiful and to "people watch". My server was very attentive and assisted with the menu since this was my first visit. My starter: Fried Pork Ribs - Spicy Korean [$18] My entree: BIBIM Bowl [$19.25] The ribs were good and the spicy korean sauce has a good kick to it! But the BIBIM bowl was delicious - I went with the beef! A side comes with the BIBIM Bowl and I selected their miso soup. That was a bad decision ... it wasn't good. My server recomended getting the BIBIM in a hot pot. I went with this recommendation ... FYI it's a $1 charge for the hot pot. My total for everything came to $41.40 Parking ... I visited Saturday early evening so parking was scarce. HOWEVER there is a parking garage for residents/retail right behind the restaurant. I was able to slide right on into a spot with several spots available!!! It does come with a 2-hour limit.

    B.B. Frites left. Potstickers right.
    Chris S.

    This was outstanding Casual Korean Fare. It was so good, it broke my nearly year long hiatus with writing reviews to tell you about this place! My wife and I were a bit tired of the "usual" spots around Concord so we decided to get adventurous and find a place in South End that we hadn't been too -- best decision of the week so far. I'm going to be honest, I saw the prices online and I was a little hesitant at first, bear with me on that. We arrive a bit off-peak for lunch, and were told at the counter that it's counter service only until 5pm, which was perfectly fine. We ordered B.B. Frites, Potstickers, Grilled Chicken Bulgogi Box, and a Korean Fried Chicken Bowl. Food arrived very quickly and all in to-go boxes (again, table service starts at 5pm). B.B Fries were quite good. Served with a "spicy" aioli and very crispy. They're seasoned with a Korean Spice Blend (appears to be mostly gochugaru) and hit all the right marks. The aioli was a nice touch, I wouldn't necessarily say spicy but to each their own. The main dishes, Grilled Chicken Bulgogi and the Korean Fried Chicken Bowl, were top notch as well. While we shared everything, I mostly leaned to the Fried Chicken Bowl. It was a perfect balance of savory notes, perfectly breaded chicken that delivered on crunch and flavor. Every addition had its place, from the runny egg that added creaminess, to corn with a great texture, and even chickpeas which I wasn't expecting but was very pleasing in this dish. It would be hard to try something new next time after ordering this today. I saved the best for last. The Potstickers are hands down the best pan dumpling I've tried in charlotte (even better than a certain lady that makes dumplings in Optimist Hall). The outer dumpling skin had a texture I've never seen around town. It reminded me of a thin tempura coating, a dumpling sleight of hand if you will. The pork and chicken filling was delicious, but the texture was the star of the show. I'm so glad we came here. I can't wait to come back and explore the rest of the menu. I said earlier the prices looked a bit high, but this food is worth every penny. Bravo, Bulgogi Box!

    Della L.

    While in Charlotte for the weekend we were on the hunt for some amazing Korean corn dogs! Bulgogi box was recommended by a friend and it did not disappoint! The staff was very friendly and the establishment was extremely clean. The server was extremely nice and explained the menu very well. The corn dogs were absolutely delicious, we also got marinated cucumbers, boneless wings And a beef bulgogi box all of which were spectacular!

    Noah N.

    Very good food and good beer on draft. The bartender was very nice as well giving recommendations since I'm new in town. I'll be back for sure Get that hot sauce it's dank

    Bibim Bowl Lunch
    Christine T.

    $$$ Korean dishes. Visited October 2021 and they required masks to enter. There are some seating outside. We ordered from the lunch menu. Delicious bibimbap but not enough varieties and amount of veggies , rice perfectly cooked. Bulgogi bowl is also good , Anne just a tad more of the sauce will taste it better. Will not recommend Korean boneless wings - it's just like American tenders. Kinda expensive for these dishes.

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    Nice spot for Korean, love the bulgogi here. The staff are nice and can talk you through the menu too.

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    Delicious Bulgogi! I had the salad and my boyfriend had the fried rice. The kimchi is perfectly spicy.

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    Ask the Community - Bulgogi Box

    Do you take reservations for dinner on weekends? Also, are you really open for dining in (not just take-out) during weekday lunch hours?

    Yes, we take reservations for full service on weekdays after 5pm and all day Saturday and Sunday

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    After striking out at two other BBQ spots on a Saturday night, I landed at Mac's Speed Shop around…read more8:30 p.m. and ended up having a surprisingly enjoyable experience. Mac's sits in the heart of South End and shares the neighborhood with several busy bars and nightlife spots. Parking can be a bit of an adventure, but they do have dedicated lots nearby. Once you're there, the setup is great: a large dining room, plenty of picnic-table patio seating, and my favorite option--a seat at the outdoor bar where the inside bar opens through a service window to the patio. The bartender, Alyssa, was fantastic. Friendly, knowledgeable, and patient while I stared at the giant menu trying to figure out what I wanted. When I asked for recommendations, she immediately suggested the burnt ends, BBQ baked beans, and Mexican street corn. Excellent call. The blackberry seasonal hard cider she recommended was delicious and paired beautifully with the meal. My only surprise was the price. At nearly $9, it was more than I expected for a cider, and I wish I had asked beforehand. The burnt ends arrived with bright pickled red onions that added the perfect acidic balance. The flavor was excellent--smoky, rich, and satisfying. That said, they leaned heavily toward the fatty side. The deeper I got into the serving, the more rendered fat I encountered compared to meat. Delicious? Yes. Light? Absolutely not. The BBQ baked beans were exactly what you want from a barbecue joint. The Mexican street corn was a standout and a refreshing contrast to all the richness. My only critique was that the burnt ends weren't served quite as hot as I would have liked, and by the end of the meal, the richness became overwhelming. That's probably more on me for ordering burnt ends at 9 p.m. than on Mac's. The final bill came to about $37 before tip, which felt a little steep for a solo barbecue dinner and cider. Looking back, I'd probably visit during lunch. Their weekday lunch specials around $10 look like one of the best values in South End. Would I come back? Absolutely. The service was warm, the recommendations were spot on, the atmosphere was relaxed, and the food delivered exactly what a barbecue craving calls for. Next time, I'll arrive earlier, bring a bigger appetite, and maybe save the burnt ends for lunchtime. Life is too short not to eat well, Charlotte. If you're exploring South End and craving barbecue, Mac's Speed Shop is worth a stop.

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    Sweet Lew’s BBQ

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    2.4 mi•Belmont
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    Sweet Lew's had been bookmarked on my Yelp list for a return visit after I saw it featured during…read moreTop Chef's time in Charlotte. I'd eaten here before and had good food memories, so after returning from Memphis with barbecue still on my mind, it seemed like the perfect time to go back. First, know what you're walking into--in the best possible way. Sweet Lew's is rustic, casual and charming. This is not fancy barbecue. They have their own private parking lot, which is a huge plus, but it's gravel. Ladies, leave the high heels at home unless you want to risk an ankle before you even get to the brisket! There's a screened-in porch/patio dining area and a small air-conditioned dining room inside, where you'll also find the restrooms. And when I say small, I mean small. It adds to the neighborhood barbecue-joint charm, but I can easily imagine this place getting packed during peak hours and weekends. I apparently hit the sweet spot because it wasn't crowded during my visit. The setup is equally casual. You line up, order and pay at the counter, grab your sauces and utensils, find a table and settle in. There's no wait staff. If you want a beverage, you'll head to the bar area and order that separately. Everyone I encountered was friendly, and service moved quickly. My usual order is the one-meat/two-side combo, which is $17 and includes hush puppies. This time I ventured away from the pork shoulder and ordered brisket with barbecue beans and potato salad. I also added the boiled potatoes as an extra side and a sausage link because I wanted to sample more of the menu. Unfortunately, the brisket didn't hit the same way the pork shoulder did on my previous visit. It was heavily peppered, not particularly moist, and had a thick fatty layer that peeled away from the meat. I was also missing that flavorful exterior bark I look forward to with brisket. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't memorable. I sampled several sauces trying to find the right match. The mustard-based sauce was far too mustard-forward for my taste, and one of the sweeter sauces had a thick texture I didn't care for. The spicy barbecue sauce remains the winner for me. I'd enjoyed it previously with the pork shoulder, and it was the one I kept coming back to. The boiled potatoes looked delicious on the line but were underwhelming once I tasted them. They'll need a little doctoring up at home. The sausage took a few extra minutes, which I didn't mind since it came out fresh. Then came my biggest surprise: the bill was almost $35. Once I looked at the menu again, the math made sense. The combo was $17, but an additional side is $5 and the sausage link is $10. Lesson learned! The combo plates are clearly the better value rather than building your meal à la carte. I still like Sweet Lew's. My first meal here was stronger than this one, and next time I'll go straight back to the pork shoulder, spicy barbecue sauce and a combo plate. One disappointing brisket isn't enough to erase those good food memories. If you're around Belmont just outside Uptown and craving some barbecue, head over to Sweet Lew's. Wear sensible shoes, grab a combo, find your favorite sauce and enjoy the rustic charm. Life is too short not to sleep well, travel well or eat well. So get out there and find your next meal.

    I was in need of some comfort food today and, after seeing all the high reviews for Sweet Lew's,…read moredecided to give it a try. The restaurant was easy to find, and there was plenty of parking. The sign on the front door saying "Open 11 till we run out" immediately made me optimistic. Maybe showing up around 3:15 on a Wednesday isn't the ideal time to experience this place, but based on all the positive reviews, I still feel like my experience is worth sharing. When I walked in, I actually really liked the atmosphere. The decor and overall aesthetic were exactly what I like to see in a small, local barbecue restaurant. Unfortunately, that was probably the highlight of the customer-service side of my visit. There were no other dining customers that I could see, aside from three people who appeared to be having a meeting. Several employees were around, but nobody greeted me when I came in. I followed the signs directing customers toward the ordering area. The person working the register wasn't particularly friendly, and the interaction felt more like I was interrupting something than being welcomed into a restaurant. I ordered a pulled pork plate, but I was having trouble seeing what sides were available. When I asked, I was basically told "up there" while she pointed toward a sign. I chose mac and cheese and fries and was told the fries would take about five minutes. That was pretty much the extent of the instructions. Nobody explained where to wait, whether the food would be brought out, or where I should sit. I added a sweet tea, and the total came to a little over $28 for one person. The payment screen immediately presented tip options, with 20% being the lowest suggested amount. I still tipped, but considering this is essentially counter service where I picked up my own meal and later cleared my own table, that felt excessive. Since it was a beautiful day, I went outside and took the only two-person spot I could find at the bar. The overall feeling I got was that they really weren't expecting anyone to show up at that time and weren't especially happy that someone had. The bartender appeared to be training based on the conversations I overheard, and for quite a while nobody said anything to me. Eventually, he did come over and ask how everything was, which I appreciated. As for the food, the pulled pork itself was really good. That was easily the best part of the meal. I was a little surprised by the preparation. The pork was pulled from what appeared to be a bag inside a warmer, weighed, sauced and chopped before being served. That doesn't necessarily mean anything was wrong with it--the pork still tasted very good--but it wasn't quite what I expected after seeing the reviews and pricing. The sauce selection was also a little confusing. There were several bottles for different meats and styles, but the labeling wasn't especially clear. One bottle labeled simply "Sweet Lew's Sauce" tasted to me very similar to a thin, vinegar-heavy hot sauce. The fries were disappointing. They were basic crinkle-cut fries that tasted like standard frozen fries. They weren't terrible, but they weren't crispy either--just somewhere in the middle and fairly bland. The mac and cheese was the biggest disappointment. It looked baked, but the noodles tasted dry and old, and the cheese on top had a dried-out texture. I tried to eat it, but eventually gave up because I just didn't enjoy it. When I finished, I carried my tray and trash to the trash can and cleaned up after myself. I passed employees on the way out, but nobody asked how the meal was, thanked me for coming in, said goodbye, or acknowledged me leaving. Overall, the pulled pork was genuinely good, but the rest of the experience didn't come close to matching the reputation or the price. Spending more than $28 for one person on counter-service barbecue, while receiving very little hospitality and having two disappointing sides, just wasn't worth it to me. I really enjoy supporting local restaurants, especially local barbecue joints, and I wanted to like Sweet Lew's. Unfortunately, based on this visit, I don't see myself going back.

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