Bab Bo Korean Food

4 years ago, the Yukgaejang was $12, now it’s over $18 and there was hardly any meat in it. I understand inflation, but don’t change the product. There are other options for Yukgaejang in the area for less $ and more meat.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 2

Bab Bo - Korean Food (Lewisville)

Had a great and friendly experience here.

It’s located inside the Vista Ridge Mall, by “Zion Market.”

“Beef Bulgogi,” was especially delicious. It was made fresh and sizzling. They give you generous portions with extras, including “Kimchi.”

At the end we thanked the lady that helped us order and she had a genuine smile and reciprocated our gratitude.

Come by here and try any of their dishes. It’s made fresh daily. I’m looking forward to returning and trying other dishes.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I ordered spicy pork and all the slices were either only fat.

I will never come again

Pretty good bibimbap

Food: 5

Service: 2

Best spicy pork I have ever ate.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Gorgeous, delicious food!! 🙌 This is one of those food court spots that completely blows restaurants out of the water. Flavorful and made with so much care. Hidden gem!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The stone bibimbap pot had the most beautiful sizzle!

The beef bulgogi cost $13 3 years ago and now cost $20. Don't tell me it costs by inflation while other restaurants didn't up charge the price that much. I paid the stone bibimpa for $19, the same thing I can go to Ajuma in Carrollton for less and bigger portion. I liked this place 3 years ago but now I would totally avoid it. Giving customer a bowl that has a bug in it, what were you thinking? Extra protein?

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Amazing food! Located in a food court. I wish I could have one of everything on the menu!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Such an evil lady (maybe the boss) looking down at customer for asking for Togo soup container. Like I paid not to beg her for food. And yeah she’s deaf somehow. Didn’t understand what I ask for

Really good food! Good proportions and the beef was tender and well flavored. The kimchi and the tofu were good as well. The soup was good for warming us on a rainy day

I ordered the galbi tang and I was extremely disappointed. For $19.99, I expected a decent portion and quality, but the serving was shockingly small. The meat itself was underwhelming—chewy and not worth the price. While the flavor of the soup was admittedly good, it doesn’t make up for the ridiculous price and lackluster portion size. Definitely not worth it, especially considering it’s in a food court. Save your money and eat elsewhere!

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 3

Delicious food! I got the seafood tofu soup (non spicy) and the beef bulgogi. The beef bulgogi came with a bowl of soup. Both came with 3 small sides.
Everything tasted great and the serving size was large for the price. I did wish the beef bulgogi came with rice but the tofu soup had rice and I ended up using that to eat with the beef instead.
I will definitely come back to try out more menu items.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Seafood Tofu Soup, Beef Bulgogi

I love their soft tofu stew.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Ham & Sausage Tofu Soup

Son and I were down at the Music City Mall to check out a screening of the original Transformers animated series and figured it would be good to hit up the food court inside Zion Market. Korean food sounded good to both of us so we landed on this counter-service joint. Very tasty, standard Korean fare. I had the soft tofu soup with beef, and my son got the bulgogi over rice. The banchan was good and typical as well. Since Ara closed, this is probably the closest option to us (we live in Flower Mound) for basic Korean food so we will certainly be back!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5