BOPJO Korean-Mexican Grill

We took Korean poke bowl, great flavors with the sauces, fast service. They can give sauces on the side for personal customizations.

Better than good...a must if you like this cuisine! Enjoy!

We drive to LS only and only for Bopjo. I love their bulgogi beef with additional glass noodle. There is part of me that wants to keep this place a secret bcs as it stands now you gotta wait a good 15 mins for food to get ready, which i don't mind .. it is a family business and the couple people do all the work themselves.

To understand what happiness means to me you have to go to a Korean Mexican restaurant called BopJo. I've mortgaged my house twice to fund my BopJo addiction, and my dad keeps sending me Dave Ramsey books in the mail. Do I care? Not really. Eating BopJo is like the first week of a Situationship before you realize that they are truly a terrible human being.

There are two dates in American history that I will remember. September 11, 2001 and the date that I discovered BopJo.

Eating here is like finding a guy who still uses a flip phone and doesn’t have a really weird relationship with his mom. Eating here is like finding a girl they can frequently and articulately communicate her feelings. Eating here is like being touched by God.

I used to need three White Claws just to call my therapist, but now I sob freely into my beef Bulgogi quesadillas while the other customers pretend not to notice. The broth has replaced my antidepressants (note: my therapist strongly disagrees with this decision).

Do I regret spending my nephew's birthday money here? Yes. Will I do it again? Also yes. Because some things in life are worth more than money or the respect of your family members. BopJo is one of them.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Of the countless food options that exist inside Liberty Station, BOPJO caught my eye because it seemed to be the one thing that stood out from the rest of the food in the building. A unique take on Korean and Mexican food, I was happy to have been able to give it a try. Also, it was one of the more reasonably priced restaurants in the building.

I ordered a popcorn chicken bowl with a spice level of 3 out of 5 and a loaded kimbap musubi. I enjoyed the bowl a lot more, though it wasn’t exceptional, I was a fan of the large portion they gave me. The musubi was sort of falling apart before I even began to eat it, and to be honest, it looked a lot bigger in the photos they had of it on the menu.

One thing that I really loved was the salsa verde I had that came with my bowl. It was the spiciest sauce they had out of all their sauces and it was amazing. It was at that level of very spicy but I could still enjoy my food at the same time. It really helped give the bowl and extra kick.

Great soy chorizo taco. Tofu taco is okay. Get the spicy aioli

The food is delicious, fair prices and very good service.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I came to SD on a short trip from Jersey and I 100% think about this place all the time. If you appreciate fusion, I strongly recommend this place. They do it right. They don't throw two cuisines together and call it a day. They actually hit the mark at making two cuisines come together ❤️.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Lobster Tacos, Bibimbap, Bulgogi Beef, Kimchi Fries, Spam Musubi, Spicy Pork, Kimchi Fried Rice Spam Bowl, Gangnam Dirty Fries, King Crab and Main Lobster Rolls, Main Lobster Roll

One of the places I ate at on 8/29/24 at the Liberty Public Market. Wow, the Seoul Tacos were phenomenal. Went with the 3pc Taco Sampler. Shrimp, Bulgogi Beef and Spicy Pork.

Shrimp Taco w/ Spicy Aioli was solid. Definitely the least plentiful of the three but the Shrimp were cooked just fine and the Taco overall had good flavor.

Bulgogi Beef Taco w/ Spicy Aioli was incredible. Beef had a ton of sweet Korean BBQ flavor and was tender.

Spicy Pork w/ Gochujang was incredible. Not overly spicy so don’t be afraid to try. Great flavor with the Gochujance Sauce and as you can see, loaded with meat.

Was a toss up between the Beef and Pork for Best In Show. Tons of combos you can do with the 6 different types of sauces.

Ordered and got a vibrating disc that went off when ready. Solid service and the atmosphere in the LPM is great. Would 100% recommend.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

My friend ordered the bulgogi fries. They remind me of carne asada fries but Korean style. They are are tasty if you are into this kind of food. The meat is good as well. They are served with plenty of cheese, fries, and green onions. For my friend it definitely hits the spot.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Good food, bulgogi was overcooked

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Spam Musubi

0 stars for food! $17 for a mediocre beef bulgogi beef burrito. The cheese was not melted. The beef was dry. Would not recommend.

It’s located at a food stall, so I can’t say much for the service. Atmosphere is lively and there are lots of seating options inside and outside.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 3

I have tried the bulgogi tacos and returned to try their kimchi quesadillas with bulgogi. The fusion menu works very well. I highly recommend trying a variety of the sauces they offer as the add another dimension of unique flavors. Lisa is so friendly and helpful explaining the menu and making suggestions. Great food and great customer service!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Loaded fries with beef bulgolgi, spicy mayo, and guchagang were amazing and the portions were huge.

We stopped by today and tried the bulgogi beef bowl.... Sooo good! This bowl has so much flavor!!! Starts with white rice and some mixed greens and it topped with amazing bulgogi beef, rice noodles and kimchi.... Yum!!! Can't wait to go back, may try the bulgogi beef burrito next!

Wheelchair accessibility: My sister is actually in a wheel chair, due to surgery and we accessed everything perfectly!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5