Burning Rice

Overall this place is good. The prices and portions are not bad. $10.00 for bulgogi bowl, $2.00 or $4.00 for additional meat, depending on the portion. The dumplings were pretty good. Wings were ok, very spicy. Also, it was not crowded and pretty clean, but the person taking the orders wasn't very friendly. If you are craving Korean food without the hassle of cooking, or paying almost $30, this is the place to go.

Pretty good food. The Hot Stone Bowl is just a fancy thing. I'd rather stick to the regular bowl. Also, first time visitors please note that you have an option to ask for all toppings as part do the order. I would definitely recommend the Pork or the Chicken. The Beef tends to be a bit on the chewy side. The Thai Tea is also decent if you don't crave for a Boba Tea.

It was $23 for two bowls, and the portion wasn’t big enough to take any home, so we thought it was a little overpriced, but still good. We are comparing it to a restaurant called Bibibop with locations in LA and Cleveland, which sold the same thing, but with more toppings and a bigger portion size for about $17 for two people. It was good though. The spicy sesame and sweet bbq sauces were good! The meat was also good. We’ll probably come back again!

Bibimbap is so good. I don't like spicy so I skipped the kimchi. I got the Bulgogi Bibimbap (rice bowl) with a side of crispy breaded pork. We also got a hot stone Bulgogi Bibimbap. The hot stone makes the rice and ingredients extra crispy. If you've never been you pick a rice, protein and any number of toppings.

Hot pot is supposed to develop crispy rice while we are eating; however, that was not the case. For some reason. it wasn’t the hot pot we were expecting. Secondly, the foods aren’t authentic Korean but fusion instead. The signs and the theme of the restaurant represent it is another bowl store. We ordered the well known Spicy pork but they brought mild steamed pork instead. Salad bar is gone as well as the complimentary soups. Sticky floor tried to keep us there but we gladly managed to escape. I would Not recommend BR to anyone.

My kids love this place and I have grown to, well let’s say, LIKE it also. I must say it has to be the spicy sesame sauce and the egg on top. The bulgogi meat is not really the tastiest and it reminds me of the minute steaks from the 70s, but the rest of the meal when mixed together turns out okay. Kids love the chicken bowls.