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    K-bop

    4.3 (96 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Asian Fusion
    Open 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed

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    Bulgogi Kimbop
    Karyn M.

    I dropped in for kimbop but K-bop is so much more. There's bibim-bop, k-bop, burri- bop and other dishes, the possibilities don't stop! It was a little confusing, the order process, during my stop. The bulgogi was a little dry in the kimbop although the pork belly kimbop was tip-top. The filling of pickles and veggies made a colorful photo opp. I'll return to try some other dishes next time.

    tofu kimchi k-bop bowl and k-kimbop
    Evanka A.

    A solid in-hotel, take-out Korean meal while in Glenview, IL. The business is slowly expanding beyond its small community here and opening up more restaurants, and supporting this business while in town felt just right! When looking for places to eat out at, this description on their website had pulled us in: WE STARTED K-BOP TO SHARE STORIES THROUGH THE LENS OF KOREAN STREET FOOD. Currently, there are so many great things coming out of Korea that inspire change or simply bring joy to our lives. During the 2021 pandemic, we started K-Bop in the Chicago suburb to keep sharing our greatness. K-KIMBOP: The rolls were thicccck. It honestly was a perfect selection of veggies inside with a kick of chili seasoning and soy sauce to dip into. You get more than you ask for with this roll! TOFU KIMCHI K-BOP: The meal that makes this place special. The business started making these deconstructed kimbop bowls, calling them 'k-bop' bowls. You also get a full serving of this meal and we ended up really craving a second bowl!! Aesthetics, service, the purpose of this business, and the meal altogether really made this place shine and 1110000% a hole-in-the-wall spot in Glenview, IL!

    Korean Fried Chicken
    Jisha J.

    The menu can be slightly confusing here but once you figure that out then it's easy. The idea is cute and I wanted to like this place more but the items we got were just basic and nothing too amazing. I liked the bulgogi kimbop best. My son also had a triangle kimbop that had tuna and mayo which was good, too. The chicken was good but for 13$ I didn't think it was anything spectacular. Food came out quick and they did have several self serve options with some pickled radish and cabbage. When one of the dishes in our party came out wrong they did go ahead and remake it right away without us even asking for it, so that was nice. Giving an extra star for good service.

    Nick P.

    I'm glad that they decided to extend their hours. They used to close before 5 pm and that was vexing. We came here for a late lunch. If you got a 30 min or hour lunch break, then this place is great for that. Service was fine. Food was good. We got a variety. Some of the ingredients are no longer on the current menu fyi. Prices are reasonable. There is parking but they share it with other places next door. -pork cutlet tong bop 5/5 - this one is my favorite. It's like a burrito and that crunch was perfect. -bulgogi kimbop 5/5 -fried chicken kbop 5/5

    K- Chicken Kimbop
    Micah K.

    I recently discovered this place by accident. I'm very happy that I stumbled across it. The inside has plenty of seating and is very clean. It was a bit smoky inside but not enough to drive me away. The service was quick, friendly, and helpful. These K-bop bowls might be my new OBSESSION. The balance of flavors, ingredients, and seasoning is PERFECT. I ended up going back 3 times within a week and trying different combinations. There is not a single bad option in my opinion but the bulgogi was my favorite. Overall this is a hidden gem of Chicagoland food and I highly recommend you making your way here ASAP.

    Pork cutlet gimbop
    Connie K.

    Came here on a weekday afternoon for lunch and there was one other table taken at the time (there were more people getting takeout). I had the cheese tteokbokki and hubby had a chicken tong bop (seaweed base rice wrap (lettuce, cabbage, carrot, corn, green onion, crab salad, seaweed salad, fried onion, egg scramble, avocado). We also shared a pork cutlet kimbop. The tteokbokki was bright red and I was afraid it would be too spicy but it was the perfect spice level. I do wish that they had a rose tteokbokki but the flavor was good. Hubby enjoyed his tong bop but it was pretty messy and he took it apart to eat it. The pork cutlet kimbop was decent. We will be back to try other menu items!

    Rahul N.

    The kimbap here is amazing. The rice is soft and well-seasoned, and the fillings are fresh and flavorful. I tried the classic vegetable kimbap, and the mix of crunchy carrots, crisp cucumbers, and savory egg was perfect. It is light but satisfying, and I will definitely be back for more.

    Avocado Bibim-Bop
    Matea P.

    As I'm actively taking the steps to become more familiar with the Korean cuisine, my childlike wonder led me to stumble upon K-bop, a street food restaurant wedged between a dry cleaning place and a nail art studio in a faded strip mall. I learned that Bibimbop is one of the most well-known and traditional dishes you could try, so I couldn't go without ordering the Avocado one. Simply put, it was incredible. You had the warm chewy rice, crunchy vegetables, crispy fried egg, and a deeply flavorful gochujang sauce that will really have you fall in love with this bowl. And because all of the ingredients were so wholesome, you had the sensation that you were getting healthier with every bite. I also learned that Kimbop is sometimes mistakenly referred to as sushi, but to do that would undercut its rich history and flavor. The Fried Shrimp one that we ordered was great. Biting into it, you'll notice the crispy battered tempura shrimp, the pop of cucumber, and the glossy/smooth seaweed that's holding everything together for dear life. K-bop is awfully good, and taught me to take a closer look at the streets I drive by every single day.

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    Cici C.

    Tried Tuna Mayo recently. It was packed with tuna, very generous portions. Though it is on the sweeter side. We still really liked it, but probably prefer the pork belly, fried chicken ones more!

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    Rod D.

    Love love love K-bop! They have so many great choices but I love their K-bop and their burri-bop. I usually get the spicy pork or the spicy chicken in either form. They also have really good kim-bop as well as ramen. This place is nestled among several restaurants and is not too assuming. You have to know about the place to really get the drift of what it serves. The dining area offers both communal bar stool seating and sit down tables. The atmosphere is pretty chill and 5he service is welcoming. I recently visited in December and they have a Christmas tree up and playing Christmas music on the speakers. Nice touch to be in the holiday spirit. They also have free private parking ample for the occupancy.

    Bulgogi bibimbop and T-6. Fresh Salmon Tong-Bop
    Tricia D.

    K-bop is my new favorite discovery for comfort food in the neighborhood by means of Korean street food staples! If you take anything away, it's that this place is a triple threat: fresh, tasty food, great value, and convenient! The menu is overwhelming at first, but there's sections for smaller (K-bop) rice bowls, bigger bibimbop rice bowls, tortilla wraps, and seaweed rice wraps (or sushirritos, as I call them)! You can choose from an assortment of fillings for each option, like spicy pork, bulgogi, fresh salmon, or shrimp. The back of the menu has appetizers, noodles, and fried chicken listed, though the staffer told me fried chicken isn't available yet. Pro tip: noodles are available for dine in only (darn, as we wanted udon on our last to go order)! I've been here 3x in the last couple months and gotten a T6 salmon sushirrito each time! For $12, it's a great deal and lasts me two meals. On our last visit, our party also tried the hearty seafood pancake, rice balls ($4.99 each), bibimbop, and a bulgogi rice bowl. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and hit the spot! They're closed on Tuesdays, but hours are 7am-9pm every other day! Stop on by!

    Menu cover 2023
    Smith Family O.

    Small business located in a strip center with plenty of Asian businesses in the area. Nice, clean, friendly staff willing to take the time to explain food options for first time visitors. Ambiance is casual and the foods are fresh and tasty. Plenty of choices and everything looked wonderful. We enjoyed our meal eating in even though it was late, they were ready to close but they let us eat here. The place had music playing in the background and it was mostly quiet and busy since it was homecoming for the locals. I would recommend trying this place out. The only con was $3 for bottled drinks. They do have water available and allowed some to bring in their own drinks.

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    Fresh authentic food , excellent taste , fun selection . Visited multiple times . Great way to explore Korean street food

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    Do you have vegan options or vegetarian options but with no egg, meat, fish, shrimp?

    You can ask them to remove the ingredients you don't want when you order. There are also vegetarian menus such as avocado gimbop, tofu k-bop, and tofu bibimbop menus. Thank you.

    Close on Wednesdays now?

    The K-bop closed a little earlier today. Thank you

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    SGD Dubu So Gong Dong Tofu & BBQ

    SGD Dubu So Gong Dong Tofu & BBQ

    4.3
    (599 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    Arrived before the lunch rush. Ordered the thick and tender…read moreKalbi short ribs. Some of the best I've had in town. This place is understandably a favorite with my family. One of the best things? Their rice comes cooking in the stone pots as well as the stews, which makes it perfectly cooked with just the right chew. The tea comes in thermos jugs that keep tea hot. Side dishes are always refilled at request. We felt very well fed dining here. Entire place very clean. No wonder family travels for more than half hour to get here when there are other places closer...food and service are just outstanding.

    SGD Dubu is the kind of place that immediately feels comforting, especially on a cold or rainy day…read more I walked into a casual, welcoming space where the focus is on classic Korean comfort food, and the assortment of banchan started arriving at the table as soon as I sat down, setting the tone for a hearty meal. The atmosphere is straightforward and unpretentious, the kind of spot where you can settle in and know exactly what you are getting: a warm, filling bowl of stew and plenty of sides to round things out. The star of the menu is the soondubu jjigae, a bubbling hot soft tofu stew that arrives in a stone bowl and can be customized with different proteins and spice levels. I ordered it with a moderate spice level, and the stew came out rich, flavorful, and packed with silky tofu that practically melted in each spoonful. The stone bowl kept everything boiling hot throughout the meal, and cracking the egg directly into the stew while it was still bubbling added a creamy richness that tied the whole dish together. Each order comes with a bowl of rice, which balances the spice and makes the meal feel complete. The kimchi stew and bibimbap are also popular choices, and the seafood pancake is a great addition for sharing if you want to build out the table a bit more. One of the highlights of dining here is the variety of banchan that accompanies the meal. The side dishes add plenty of flavor and texture, with the kimchi, pickled radish, and bean sprouts providing a nice contrast to the rich, spicy stew. The combination of hot soup, rice, and banchan makes for a satisfying and complete meal, and the banchan are refilled without asking, which is a small detail that makes a big difference. Service is consistently friendly and efficient, even during busy periods, and the staff are happy to help guide newcomers through the menu, offering recommendations on spice levels and protein choices. SGD Dubu is a dependable destination for Korean comfort food, especially if you are craving a steaming bowl of tofu stew. Between the flavorful soondubu, generous portions, and plentiful banchan, it is the kind of place that leaves you full, warm, and already thinking about your next visit. It delivers exactly what you hope for from a neighborhood Korean spot: consistent quality, comforting flavors, and a meal that feels both hearty and complete.

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    Gopchang Story Korean BBQ of Glenview 곱창이야기 시카고

    Gopchang Story Korean BBQ of Glenview 곱창이야기 시카고

    3.7
    (57 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Hot summer day and Mul naengmyeon was on my mind. It's a cold savory broth with ice and buckwheat…read morenoodles. Included cucumber and radish slices and a hard boiled egg. You can vinegar or mustard (it's not european mustard) Lunch special paired with Galbi pieces and bonchons. It was good.

    While I was in a group of 5 these were the dishes I tried…read more Bulgogi hotpot 4 of 5: flavor was okay, but overly sweet and there was just not enough for the amount of the purchase for me. c/Corn cheese 3 of 5: It is what it is and arguably was the best dish cause I knew what to expect and it met that. However, the price was a bit much for this I'd say. Beef tartar: 3 of 5 As there was nothing to special to it. Wouldn't get it a second time. I'd say the trip was disappointing for our party of 5 and what we got didn't match the quality of other gopchang restaurants in LA. For me who did not eat intestines I'd say it's a 3 of 5 place, but I'd say the value for the intestines based on what my party ate was more of a 2 of 5 as it was mostly grease that overwhelmed everything with no meaningful way to reduce it. Service was a good 4 of 5, but not as attentive at times.

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    Gopchang Story Korean BBQ of Glenview 곱창이야기| Address: 1735 Milwaukee Ave Ste 201, Glenview, IL 60025 | Call: 224-567-8262
    Gopchang Story Korean BBQ of Glenview 곱창이야기| Address: 1735 Milwaukee Ave Ste 201, Glenview, IL 60025 | Call: 224-567-8262
    Gopchang Story Korean BBQ of Glenview 곱창이야기| Address: 1735 Milwaukee Ave Ste 201, Glenview, IL 60025 | Call: 224-567-8262
    Gopchang Story Korean BBQ of Glenview 곱창이야기| Address: 1735 Milwaukee Ave Ste 201, Glenview, IL 60025 | Call: 224-567-8262
    Gopchang Story Korean BBQ of Glenview 곱창이야기| Address: 1735 Milwaukee Ave Ste 201, Glenview, IL 60025 | Call: 224-567-8262

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    Chungkiwa Restaurant

    Chungkiwa Restaurant

    4.7
    (530 reviews)
    5.8 mi
    $$

    I came here for the first time one Sunday afternoon in January. It was fairly busy as it was lunch…read moretime, but I was seated right away. I ordered the LA Kalbi. Like another reviewer mentioned, this was cooked and prepared (Mongolian style) in the kitchen. It came out on a sizzling skillet. It tasted delicious. The meat was really tender and juicy, but there were a couple of pieces with bone-in which I didn't really care for. I thought the side-dishes were really good. I completely finished the kimchi and pickled cucumbers. So good. I almost forgot about the miso soup. It was pretty standard (which is good) and hit the spot on a wintery day. Unexpectedly, for dessert, the server brought out a Haagan Daas ice-cream bar lol. I wasn't sure if this was normal or if it was just because I'm handsome? (found out later they do this for everyone... lol). I didn't really have room b/c I was full from the main dish and sides but ate it anyways (why not?). Overall I had a delicious meal. I can't remember the pricing off the top of my head, but I would say that it's reasonably priced. Oh, they also serve alcohol here too so if your looking for a spot for a group of people, that is an option. I personally had a large Cass to wash down my meal. Daebak!

    All the meat and accompaniments were amazing and fresh! Grill was the perfect temperature for us to…read morecook our food to our liking, marinated beef was amazing! An amazing spot for a get together for great food! Only complaint is that it was a little warm inside with no air and the grills going but otherwise an amazing time!

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    336 Korean Wet Aging BBQ House

    336 Korean Wet Aging BBQ House

    4.5
    (105 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    We came here for a weekend luncheon, I miss the desserts and boba tea from Bakersville, which used…read moreto be in the same location. The redecorating and ambience was modern and sleek, with fully operational and clean water features. Grills were gas-operated, one grills there own meat items here. I really liked the natural-stone mini-subway style tiles on the walls. Like a lot of Korean places I have seen, the seats had minimal padding. I think this would be a great place for a date if you're in the area, a prize in an unassuming strip mall anchored by an auto parts store. Food was great, they happily and generously provided more banchan and also gave us complimentary bowls of soy paste soup that was practically jumping out of the bowl. As civilised as I tried to be, using my chopsticks and the cooking tongs correctly, I still felt like I completely stuffed my face like at a trough '^_^ it was all so good. Maybe to accommodate the neighborhood, the banchan was not nearly as spicy as we expected, so that might be great for someone trying Korean for the first time. Some might balk at the prices of some items, such as $24.99 for 1/2lb of raw meat, but we had a very enjoyable time and hope to come again.

    PROS - v clean. waitress is v friendly…read more - food is fresh (but not flavorful) - yukhoe is v good, clean, fresh CONS - food is not flavorful. all the stars came off bc the food. just can't recommend as someone who eats and makes korean food all the time - v overpriced as well. v small portions (similar to japanese bbq). overpriced is ok if flavorful and awesome k bbq

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    New Seoul Korean Charcoal BBQ

    New Seoul Korean Charcoal BBQ

    4.1
    (302 reviews)
    5.2 mi
    $$

    First I have to say the grandpa at this restaurant is super cute and funny!…read more The food was delicious. We started off with some non-marinated meat. We had Sang Gai Bi and the Heuk Sam Gyup Sal which was the pork belly. We loved them both. I personally like the beef over the pork but I would get both again. We also ordered a Yook Ke Jang, which was a spicy seasoned soup with shredded beef. It was not too salty or anything. It was just right! Lastly we ordered a marinated pork (forgot the name of it) and it was good, but I think we all preferred the non marinated meat better. Not sure if it's because we were already getting full at that time. Definitely recommend coming to this place. Charcoal bbq tastes so much better, although it can be a little harder to cook imo. ALL the small dishes were amazing...there isn't a small dish I didn't like. This is my new favorite kbbq spot!! This place is also super clean. The women's restroom was clean when I went as well and had everything you need...including spray for your clothes after bbq is done, which is a plus!

    They don't make'em like this much more. With charcoals, I mean…read more There's got to be extra steps to get permission for indoor charcoal cooking, so I get it. But meat just tastes better bbq'd on charcoal, y'na mean? It honestly had been a decade and a half since I went to a proper charcoal KBBQ, so this was super exciting for me. The place had an old facade that was reminiscent of the "old days" for me. Not to say it was run down or anything, but everything from the floorplan to the old tables with charcoal pit installed tables reminded me of the KBBQ era of the 90's and beyond. Loved it! My family went inside way past lunch hour, so the place had cleared out and owners seemed to have been having lunch. The two gentlemen eho greeted us gave out father and son energy, but I couldn't be sure. There was a life sized photo of the oldtimer in a marathon getup hanging on one side of the shop entrance, which he explained was taken a decade ago. I could tell he would have been around my father's age, but seemed super healthy. A pleasant man for sure! It may not necesaarily be a good thing for owners, but I love it when there aren't too many patrons around, because it means that I'll get all the attention I need from them, when I need. It was certainly the case here. They were super attentive when we needed something. To be fair, we knew exactly what we wanted, so it wasn't like we needed to call them every 5 minutes, but it certainly was easy to get their attention when I needed another bottle of beer. :-D My family of three order two servings of marinated galbi, contemplating on whether or not to order my wife's favorite pork belly. In the end, we were too full and were glad we stopped with only two servings. We'll just have to come back to try other meat later. This is ALWAYS a dilemma for my family. All three of us each have our favorites, but none of us can eat a whole serving. We usually end up going with my daughter's favorite every time, unless my wife and I are out by ourselves, which these days is not as often as I'd like. We'll just have to wait a couple more years for her to graduate.. Galbi (short ribs) was GREAT! Not much else to say about it, other than the fact that any meat will taste better when grilled on charcoal. With so many other KBBQs around town with more "hip" and "modern" atmosphere, I don't know how well New Seoul is doing these days, but I certainly hope they do enough business to continue to be around. More and more Korean restaurants are moving away from their traditional way of doing things in order to cater to American audiences. They may not be huge changes, but these subtle changes make people like me and my wife a bit sad because it eats away a little bit of our nostalgia each time we experience some. I hate to sound like an old man about it, but I guess it falls to people like myself to continue to support more of the traditional places like these over the young ones. Anyway, based on just the marinated galbi my family had, I must give them 5 stars!

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    Kogii Kogii

    Kogii Kogii

    3.9
    (348 reviews)
    6.0 mi
    $$

    I think Kogii means "meat." So Kogii Kogii means meat meat. How about meet meat?…read more Yes Yes. We loved it. We loved it. I know not what All You Can Eat (AYCE) that is referenced in these reviews. Our group picked a Combo that served 2-3 people. The price/description is different than what you see on the website or Yelp menu. Our Combo was $100 and included miso or seaweed soup, rice, banchan and four kinds of meat: marinated bulgogi, short rib, ribeye and brisket. Delicious Delicious. The banchan was tasty tasty. I especially liked the pickled cucumber and the kimchi. Some of the reviews said they were charged extra for refills on the banchan dishes. We were not. What a feast. The server loaded up our grill with brisket and would leave and come back to flip things or turn things although we were pretty capable of doing it ourselves. They very nicely cut our ribeye into bite-sized pieces with the kitchen shears and also snipped up the short rib. The meat was delicious and the banchan and rice soon filled us up. We used the green leafy lettuce to make ssambap. I also liked the sauce with the sesame oil and salt. The bulgogi was last and we had to dig deep to finish it. What I liked was that nothing stuck to the grill and nothing burned either. I've had kbbq before at other places where it was too hot and the meat was burned. Everything was cooked perfectly. There was another table where flames shot up from the grill but the staff quickly went over to help. The staff was friendly and efficient. The banchan was plentiful and tasty. The portions of meat were pretty generous and good quality. Although pricy, I feel we got a lot of food and the meat was excellent because we cooked it ourselves :). So good so good. We enjoyed we enjoyed. Bye bye!

    Korean BBQ with great quality of Kalbi. Service is also…read morequick and they ask if you want extra condiments.

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    Beef combo! Yummy!!!!

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