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Power Bowls

4.8 (33 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:30 pm

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Bulgogi Bibimbap (Rice Bowl)
Cole D.

Yum! Great lunch spot for work. About $17 for a lot of food. Loved the bulgogi. Loved the fresh kimchi and mushrooms. Wished for some soy sauce or something. Friendly staff

Julia L.

This is a 4.5 star review. Power bowl was on my way to an event last night and I popped in because I needed a quick dinner and the shrimp mandu ($9) looked great. This place was exactly what I needed. It was simple, fast, and delicious! You get 5 mandu for the price and I thought it was a perfect, light dinner. The woman behind the counter was incredible. In the short time that I was eating, she had multiple, above and beyond conversations with customers, taking ample time to explain dishes or double bag their orders. I actually found myself smiling and interacting with customers, due to their conversations with her. Great experience!

Tiffany C.

Got a beef kimbap and banana milk. Really tasty and solid kimbap that was made fresh. There's a small seating area that I used when I waiting for my order. Kpop was playing on the tv screen. The staff was super nice and friendly. I will be back for lunch again!

Inside the bulgogi beef bowl, small size 24 oz
Nancy A.

Today was my first time here at Power Bowls. The whole place was empty and the owner of the place was sitting behind the cashier register waiting for customers. She was very nice and attentive with my order. I got a small bulgogi bowl (24 oz). The small bowl was pretty standard and was not that small so I was very happy about that. It cost $13.99 and around $15 including tax. They had a larger size but luckily I stuck to the small because the small bowl had a lot of ingredients already piled on top of the rice. She asked if I wanted everything in the bowl and I said yeah. The bowl had bulgogi beef, spinach, egg, grey squash, carrots, bean sprouts, scallions, sesame seeds, and rice. It was hard to mix the bowl because all the ingredients were tightly packed into the bowl. Normally I don't eat bulgogi beef but this time I really enjoyed it especially the red sauce the bowl came with. The red sauce was semi spicy, not so spicy that it will leave your mouth on fire! The bowl was very good in my opinion. I just wished it had more rice though. Also the eggs were kind of weird in my opinion. It was very long and stringy. I loved the bean sprouts a lot! Very crunchy! There was enough amount of beef in my bowl to keep me full! Ambience in the restaurant was very casual and quiet. This place was really small and cozy for individuals because there are no chairs. Only small round tables with long benches against the wall for individual seating. The walls are blue and had a nice mural painting on one side of the wall with some small paintings on the other side. This was a good lunch choice I had today and it is very close to my job. I love it a lot. Very filling and healthy! Nothing fatty at all in the bowl! Will come again next time I pass by it. I will be sure to try out their other items on the menu like the chicken teriyaki, which I don't find often on a Korean menu. They got spicy pork but I wonder how spicy the pork is.

Rice bowl: half bulgogi, half spicy pork
Jillian B.

Tucked away in a small storefront on John Street, Power Bowls packs a delicious punch! We walked in and were greeted by the owner who was SO sweet. They have a small but yummy menu - a few meat options for their bowls, some appetizers, and it turns out that the owner makes specials that are available on certain days (check out their Instagram for that!). My partner and I chose to split a large bowl and couldn't decide between meats, but they offered to include both meats in our bowl - even better! We also opted for all the sides, which were so flavorful and paired well with the meat. The kimchi and shrimp mandu were perfectly crisp and had a generous amount of filling. There are some tables inside for dine-in, but we got our food to go. It was perfectly packaged, no spills, and still very warm by the time we got home. That said, the interior was bright and clean. Absolutely worth stopping by!!

Spicy Pork Bibimbap (Rice Bowl)
Eli A.

I tried Power Bowls through MealPal and was genuinely impressed. As soon as I walked in, I was warmly greeted by Sylvia and Nick, who were both incredibly kind and welcoming. They took the time to explain the different menu options and bowl varieties, even though I was only using MealPal which really stood out to me. The atmosphere was cozy, clean, and inviting, and you could tell they pay close attention to detail. I ordered the spicy pork bowl with kimchi, and every bite was packed with flavor fresh, succulent, and perfectly balanced. What I appreciated most was the cleanliness, the thoughtful presentation of the food, and how fresh everything tasted. You can tell a lot of care goes into what they serve. I've already recommended this place to friends, and I'll definitely be coming back for more

Ray L.

Love this cute Korean hole in the wall that's nestled in the heart of FiDi. The owner was so warm and caring to us, and made sure that we were satisfied with our food. She seemed genuinely passionate and excited about the cuisine even as she was serving us. I will definitely come back here for a quick bite.

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Shirley C.

An inviting little spot serving Korean-style rice bowls, this place keeps it simple with a limited menu featuring bulgogi, chicken teriyaki, spicy pork, and tofu. After selecting your bowl size and protein, you can customize it with unlimited mix-ins like spinach, marinated mushrooms, egg, cucumber, zucchini, bean sprouts, kimchi, and more. I ordered a large bowl to share with a friend, and the portions were incredibly generous. They also offer other affordable options like kimbap and mandu. It's a fantastic addition to the Financial District and perfect for a quick, satisfying lunch. Service was great. The owner was adorable and super friendly.

Beef Bulgogi Kimbap (Beef)

Amazing food and service. Best Kimchi I've ever had (and it's homemade) I highly recommend it.

Anna H.

I loved how healthy and quick and easy this korean take out is. The owner Silvia and employee Nelso were so welcoming and kind. She explained everything. We ordered a melon Korean milk drink. Delicious. We ordered the kimchi and beef mandu dumplings. The kimchi was the best . So fresh, good flavor. The side dishes were fresh and tasty. The Kimbap rolls were delicious. I ordered the pork and beef. Best Ive had in NYC. Tender meats and fresh ingredients. My spicy pork bowl was fantastic. I loved everything morsel. Big portions too. So many fun korean snacks to try next time. Will definitely be back.

Chicken teriyaki bowl
Emilie P.

Delicious, authentic, homemade Korean food! Fast, convenient, generous portions served with kindness from a small business owner.

Spicy pork kimbap
Francesca H.

I happened to walk by this place and decided to give it a go-- great decision, because Power Bowls is amazing! I ordered the spicy pork kimbap and the bulgogi kimbap. While I waited for the food, I got to chat with the owner. She seems so sweet and was very welcoming, letting me know about the specials and ability to text ahead if you need to pick up your order in a hurry. The restaurant itself is bright and cheery, and has plenty of good snacks to buy as well. Food was ready quickly, tasted extremely fresh and delicious~ I loved both so much and will definitely be back to try out the bowls as well :) this place is a hidden gem and I'd definitely recommend you check it out

Nicole K.

This is my second time here to grab their bulgogi kimbap which goes for about $8 or so. I think it's priced well esp given the quality and taste of it. The owner/staff is very friendly and the place is clean. I'm glad it opened near me so I can drop by and grab a quick lunch or dinner. Definitely want to try their other dishes next time!

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My tofu bowl was fresh and delicious, but I feel like the to-go portion is a little small for the price I paid.

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Food is always amazing and the ppl there are so sweet and personable! Will continue to support their business.

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Excellent experience here; portions were good and food was fresh! Get the pickles with your bowl!

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