Bap Jip (밥집)
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Amazing food! Lovely people
Real Korean place, yummy
What a wonderful place to have a nice evening with a friend. The service is exceptional, as was the food. The banchan was really fresh and offered a lot of flavors, spicy and not spicy. The brown rice was a beautiful purple color and had beans and legumes in it. Very good! I had the japchae and my friend had the spicy pork. Both were sizzling hot, perfectly spiced, and hearty. I especially liked the mushrooms in the japchae, they were better than the meat and the meat was tender,...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 2 - 10PM |
Bap Jip (밥집) is a Korean restaurant in Federal Way. The restaurant may seem unassuming outside and is small, but the cozy interior is part of its charm. The service is exceptional and quick, and the entire staff gives a warm welcome. The banchan is really fresh, super flavorful, plentiful, and offers a lot of flavors, spicy and not spicy. The brown rice is a beautiful purple color and has beans and legumes in it. The menu has a nice selection of Korean soups and traditional dishes. Meals mentioned include japchae with mushrooms that are better than the meat, spicy pork, mandu, galbitang, galbi, Spicy seafood soup, chicken gizzard, spicy garlic chicken, and spicy beef intestine stew. The gizzard isn't chewy, the spicy chicken is crispy, the spicy seafood is spicy, and the spicy beef intestine stew tastes clean. The meat in the soup is tender and chewy and the radish is still crisp. Nothing is too salty or too sweet, and the flavors are perfect. The food is hearty, appropriately priced based on the quantities and quality, and exceeds expectations. The tea is a wonderful brown tea, a little sweet, and tastes like buckwheat and corn pops. The food is probably the closest to homemade Korean cooking in Federal Way and is the best home cooked Korean food at a restaurant.