Sushi & BBbop

I had Combo A. It comes with rice and 3 sides. I picked rice, bulgogi, spicy fried chicken, and kimchi and the total was $ 10.15 after tax.
My expectation was high prior due to all the good reviews on Unilocal.After trying the food, it was okay, nothing special. I didn’t mind the kimchi and spicy fried chicken. Tbh everything was just bland. Therefore a 3 star rating from me.
Also, I don’t get how or why kimchi is the same price as 5 dumplings. It doesn’t make sense. Since I’m a small eater and not a fan of dumpling, I went with kimchi but it should be free. It shouldn’t count towards sides.
Will I go back? Low possibility. I’ll stick with my regular visit at Kaiju and order Tori Karaage and it would still be cheaper.

A real find, tucked away inside the Aura food court. Frankly, I would never have discovered this place if it weren’t for Unilocal; the location is so inconspicuous, and there’s no signage outside of the condos to indicate the kinds of eateries inside.
Don’t let the food court trappings fool you: Sushi & BBbop serves restaurant-​quality meals, for very reasonable prices — after taxes, very few of the menu options cost more than $ 9 or $ 10. If you’re eating in (and there’s always plenty of space in the cafeteria), they will even bring your meal out to you. Both the portions and quality are ideal. I’ve never had to wait longer than 3 minutes for my order to be completed, and I’ve never been less than completely satisfied or sated. From the pork bone soup to the jajangmyeon — everything is well-​made, and far more homestyle than fast food. (Disclaimer: I haven’t tried any of the Japanese items. Yet!)
I agree with another reviewer that the lack of banchan and water perhaps compares unfavourably with a full-​fledged Korean establishment, but on the other hand, they don’t charge gratuities, even though they probably could: the wonderful couple who run Sushi & BBbop are incredibly polite, friendly, and welcoming. And there’s virtually no wait time. The combination of the service and quality of a regular restaurant with the convenience, price, and speed of a food court location are hard to beat. Strongly recommended — give them a try!

I come here all the time! Delicious food and nice owners. The place is in the spacious and secluded food court.

Had a craving for some korean but wanted it fast. Saw this on Unilocal and since it’s close to work dropped by.
I had the combo C with:
Glass noodles: pretty good, I enjoy the glass noodles, there’s mushrooms in it too
Chicken dumplings: not bad, its good for fast food.
Spicy fried chicken: this was pretty good, a little spicy but won’t make you sweat.
Kim chee: it’s not bad but I probably would try the salad or another meat
Overall, pretty good for fast food and service was fast and courteous. I’ll be back to try the bulgogi.

I frequent here every few days, and I believe this place deserves a lot of credit and can often be overshadowed by the popular Kaijiu. If you are in the area and have a Korean comfort food hankering this is the place to visit. It offers a great selection including stews, combo plates (pick ¾/​5 items), bibimbap, and sushi options. Although I have never tried the sushi, I can attest the rest will leave you stuffed and satisfied.
At this price point however, I could be getting side dishes and water with my order at any other Korean restaurant, but I’ll let this go since this is a food court restaurant after all.
Give this place a try next time you drop by at the Aura food court (if ever)!

I would’ve never known about this place had it not been for Unilocal.Located in the quiet, kinda creepy and seemingly abandoned food court underneath the Aura condos, Sushi & BBbop is run by a very nice couple who really cares about their customers and food. I ordered combo C (chapchae + three sides) with beef bulgogi, spicy fried chicken and dumplings. They were quite generous with the portions, especially for the price ($ 10.50 + tax). It’s definitely more than I can eat for one meal! I didn’t think I’d like the spicy fried chicken when I first saw it… pieces of fried chicken smothered in some kind of sauce that looks like General Tso’s aka icky westernized Chinese takeout! But I digress. I actually really enjoyed it! Beef bulgogi and dumplings were quite good too. The chapchae was a little bland though. This is a great spot for lunch, and I will definitely be returning to try their bibimbap and stews!

I ordered chicken katsu and the chicken is soooo not crispy. The curry sauce is spicy and sour, unlike those japanese curry sauce which is supposed to be sweet :(

My friends and I from work come and enjoy the raw veggie and nut bibimbop at least once a week. Always fresh and delicious. Actually we crave it! Friendly and welcoming. A favorite, quiet lunch spot. We feel like it’s a secret! But… love it so much I want others to experience it.

A friendly husband and wife make fresh and tasty bbimbbap, pork bone soup, and other standard Korean dishes. Friendly, fast and reasonably priced. Always enjoy coming here!

Great taste! Go for the chapchae (glass noodle) with stir fry pork combo and other sides. Kimchi stew is also recommended for those who take the spiciness!

Excellent Korean food, I love the combo with chapchae noodles which for those who have not had them before, are chewy. The dumplings were crispy and the filling nicely seasoned, the spicy chicken was addictive and the stir fried pork went perfectly with the chapchae.
The tempura appetizer was the best of the Japanese items we tried, but the sushi and katsu were decent too. The best part of the katsu is the house made sauce.
Living in the area, I’m glad when I find new places to pick up a quick, quality take out dinner.
Call ahead and have your take out order ready and waiting for you!

Authentic and super delicious korean food! My friends and I live nearby and we all love this shop. Pork bone soup and rice cake are my personal favs. The owners are the nicest people youll meet. Highly recommend for anyone craves korean and happens to be the neighbourhood.

This place is good! I ate here for the first time today and I like their meal selection. I got the Combo A with rice plus 3 sides and it was well worth the price I paid because I was so full in the end. Taste like home cooked meal too.
I would definitely come back here again and eat from their other selections. Such nice people who work here too!

You can find authentic Korean food here.
Try Row vegi & nut bibimbop and Kimchi fried rice.

The owners here are so sweet and friendly! The food here is cheap, quick and so good! The bulgogi+japchae combo is totally worth it– its like, $ 10 for 6 pieces of mandoo, kimchi and a lot of bulgogi and clear noodles. Their kimchi fried rice is also really tasty.

Excellent Bimbim bop, Korean combo and Sushi. Food very well prepared but it takes time when it gets busy during lunch.

One of the best sushi place in town. it’s a shame if you live in Aura condo but you haven’t tried it yet.

The Nut and Veggie bibimbap is extremely delicious, nutritious and filling! For $ 9 — it’s amazing! Janice makes everything fresh and she’s very meticulous in her preparation. She puts a lot of care in the food she makes and it really shows. Try their sushi and maki rolls! Absolutely delicious. They also have some off menu Korean dishes like kimbap and chicken rice congee that shouldn’t be missed.
George and Janice left their award winning sushi restaurant in Burlington to be closer to their kids in Toronto. It’s a beautiful story and I hope more people find this hidden gem of Aura.

Sushi & Bbbop is a hidden gem — I’d never expect to find food this tasty located in a food court. It’s run by a very friendly Korean couple with a decent amount of selections. My absolute favourites include their spicy fried chicken and stir fried pork from their combo korean dish, and don katsu. I heard they make really good sushi too, hoping to try it out after I get sick of my usuals. (If that ever happens)