Koco Bell
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13601 W McMillan Rd #104, Boise
(208) 408-8224
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SO good! I was craving Kimbap and it did not disappoint! The portions of the BBQ plate were amazing too! The bagged Korean drinks with cups of ice is all over my tiktok so I’m so excited to have a place locally to get them! They currently have a smaller menu but are gearing up to have a full bakery section and maybe convenience store section!? Either way I will be returning often 🤩
I love the food. The chicken burrito I had with their spicy sauce was amazing and so was the Korean corn dog. Definitely a favorite!
We've been *craving* a new experience, new flavors. This little gem of a nook is now my absolute favorite place in the Treasure Valley. It's a place where the owners get excited when you tell them the food tastes amazing, where first-timers sample their best kept secrets; hotteok, tteokbokki, and Korean Ginger Tea. The US Bank and Albertsons managers across the parking lot know all about the prize in their vicinity, and will break change for free if you tell them you're wanting...read full review
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Koco Bell is a Korean restaurant that offers a variety of delicious and fresh dishes, including favorites like potstickers, toast (griddled sandwich), bulgogi bibimbap, kimchi, corndogs, sweet pancakes, and tteokbokki (chewy rice cakes in a red broth with cheese). Customers have praised the affordable prices and friendly staff, highlighting the kindness of the owners and their helpful recommendations. The restaurant is known for its high-quality ingredients and authentic Korean flavors. While the menu is currently smaller, there are plans for a full bakery section and a convenience store section in the future. The limited seating and parking can be a downside, as the location is small and has folding chairs that are not very comfortable. However, Koco Bell remains a great choice for a quick and tasty Korean lunch or dinner, with many customers excited to return often for dishes like kimbap, bibimbap, and tteokbokki.