BulgogiZip
$ • Barbeque, Chicken Wings, KoreanAbout BulgogiZip
Customers' Favorites
Beef Bulgogi BBQ Combo
Soy Garlic Wings Combo
Beef Kalbi BBQ Bowl
Fried Dumplings
Spicy Pork Bowl
Bulgogi Bowl
Fried Rice
Bibimbap
BulgogiZip Reviews
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This is a cool Korean take out joint. Food is great and folks are nice.
I come here pretty often but cannot claim to have explored the menu thoroughly. I absolutely love their tteokbokki, which is just lovely: great portion size, perfect texture, and the subtle spice and sweet flavor of the sauce. Amazing with the addition of cheese.
I’ve also tried the tofu bowl, which I have not bothered with again, as well as the kimbap on numerous occasions, which is a great option for a snack or light lunch. The fried dumplings are super crispy and...read full review
I’ve also tried the tofu bowl, which I have not bothered with again, as well as the kimbap on numerous occasions, which is a great option for a snack or light lunch. The fried dumplings are super crispy and...read full review
Good Korean barbecue food with decent portion control and friendly service. Nice for dine in or take out. Close to transportation and right off the bus line and close to Penn Station.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 2 - 8PM |
| Sunday | 4 - 8PM |
BulgogiZip is a restaurant known for its kind owner and friendly staff. The food is both tasty and affordable, with portion sizes that can be shared. Standout dishes include the bulgogi and kimchi pancake, as well as the Kalbi BBQ bowl (beef short ribs) and yakimandu (fried dumplings). The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere that reminds customers of a mom & pop joint or a street market in Seoul. Customers have praised the fast and fresh service, and they sometimes receive free samples of new menu items. The owner and workers are described as very sweet, and the prices are amazing. It's an excellent spot for events at the nearby Prudential Center, offering dishes like spicy pork, teriyaki shrimp, and kimchi. While some feel the food is a bit Americanized, the ox bone soup is a comforting choice for winter, and the bibimbaps are well-received. The tteokbokki (sweet and spicy pounded sticky rice cakes) is popular, though some customers find it not chewy enough. Overall, BulgogiZip is a hidden gem that offers delicious and satisfying meals, making it a decent option for delivery, especially for those ordering through services like Uber Eats.