Bop & Gogi Korean Kitchen and Grill

Wow! Amazing food and friendly staff. It was my first time going to this place and couldn’t stop taking about it to my family and friends. Cannot wait to go back and try everything on the menu. Not all at once of course. =)

Just tried it for the first time — so delicious! It’s my new favorite — I had the Bibimbap with beef, no rice… it was perfect because I am currently trying to cut out carbs, and that basically left me with a beautiful bowl of vegetables and protein in a delicious sauce… and the egg on top was like an extra bonus. Looking forward to going back.

The mild chicken burrito was amazing! I ordered to go, and when I pulled the box out of the sack, my first thought was «did they weight this down with a brick?» I opened it to the largest burrito I’ve ever seen, wrapped in foil. I kid you not, I took my a-​game appetite, but a third of the way through this burrito I gave up. Oh, and it was perfectly portioned. There was the perfect amount of sauce, chicken, rice, and crisp veggies. Every bite was perfect. No plain rice bites here!
I did order mild chicken, but it was a bit spicy. I loved it, just spicier than expected. I’ll chock it up to my ignorance of Korean cuisine.
Super clean, very fast, and you can tell the people working there have a passion for yummy food. Nothing but smiles from the staff. This is definitely going to be a weekly lunch spot!

I visited this place on my lunch break recently and was so impressed!
I came in late, around 2:30 so probably not too long before I would faint. The place was honestly very messy, must have been from the lunch rush that I came in after. I was greeted by a friendly woman and simply ordered the «chicken bibambop» on a whim, not knowing at all what to expect. It was about $ 10 and took about 10 minutes (which felt like a lifetime I was so hungry).
I took it back to the office and opened up a styrofoam box of amazingness! There were so many beautiful flavors and colors in this meal. It was incredible. It was extremely filling, and mostly healthy. I will absolutely be back.

Great burritos! They are huge so plan on taking half home if you pop in for lunch. Very friendly service and the prices are great for all the food you get.

I was very excited to see a burrito section in a korean restaurant! I ordered the galbi burrito. Was torn between that and the beef. The burrito was gigantic. Cut galbo, cheese, korean salad and white rice. I really wanted to like it. The galbi was flavorful, but unfortunately a bad choice for a burrito. It became a messy burrito because several pieces of the galbi had to be pulled out since it was hard to bite and chew on. One bite had a small bone in it. The burrito temp was lukewarm to cold because of the salad I think… Lesson learned, galbi is better on a plate to eat.
Overall…I would come back to try the beef and lets hope it’s easier to eat.

One word… yum! This area so needed some food diversity. This fast casual mom and pop Korean joint fills some of the need.
Pro tip: portions are huge so split the Korean burrito or you’ll fall asleep at your desk when you return from lunch :)

As a Korean person visiting Denver, nice surprise to find a Korean restaurant w/​in walking distance from Embassy Suites. Good selection (bulgogi, galbi, pork, squid, bibimbop, kimchi jigae, soon dubu, katsu, teriyaki, Korean burrito), reasonable prices and the service is friendly too. Very casual — order up front and they’ll let you know when your food is ready; also you throw away your own food too.
BIBIMBOP STONE BOWL WITH BEEF — $ 9.95
This was so tasty — I’d rank as one of the best. Just be patient — the food is cooked to order so it took a while before we got our food and there wasn’t anyone else in the restaurant. Still so worth it. My co-​worker ordered the same thing and he absolutely loved it. Portion was generous, enough for two meals if you practice portion control. FYI we didn’t get any banchan (side dishes).
GALBI PLATE — $ 11.95
Their galbi was very good, cooked to order and had a charbroil or chargrill flavor. Served bento style and came w/​2 scoops rice, salad and 2 banchan (bean sprouts, japchae with veggies).
This will definitely be my go-​to spot whenever I visit for work.
FYI they close early esp. Wed. Hours are 11−8pm but 11−6pm on Wed, and closed Sunday.

Bulgogi was very good especially with house made chilli sauce! will definitely be back to try other menu items.

The food here is good and very affordable. They have a nice menu selection. Went to try this place with a friend and got their dolsot bibimbap, kimbap, and bulgogi lunch special. Everything was delicious and the food came out fast. Plus the staff/​owners are so sweet and friendly.

This place is legit and decently priced.
Great place to go after hitting a few at Top Golf!
I’ll have to try the Korean burrito next!

I am certainly a fan, specifically of the Spicy Park bowl. The pork is tender and plentiful, marinated and cooked with all kinds of delicious Korean spices. Not too spicy, almost more tangy. The large will really fill you up or provide leftovers.
Small place with friendly and quick service. I need to try some of the other items, though I wish they had some more detailed descriptions of them. Regardless, I’ll definitely be back. That Spicy Pork bowl will be calling my name again soon I’m sure. If they were closer to I-​25, I’d be here too often.

This is a brilliant hidden gem! We will definitely be back. If you don’t like the food, you are missing something!

If you love Korean and need a quick fix, then Bop & Gogi is perfect for you. My husband had the Galbi plate and he enjoyed the included side dishes. However, there are less side dishes compared to the usual 7 – 10 you would receive at most Korean restaurants but I didn’t expect much since it was more of a counter service restaurant than dine-​in.
I had the bulgogi bibimbap that I wished I shared with one of my sisters instead of buying two of them since it was pretty large for the price. I also wished that I ordered the stone bowl but I didn’t see that option on the menu until after I payed and saw it on a sign/​board standing nearby the fountain drink dispenser. My siblings ordered ramen and a bulgogi plate, which the toddlers enjoyed sharing with them. My two 2-​year olds loved the bulgogi kimbap, which was pretty inexpensive for the amount received — about $ 4!
It was a bit confusing whether they brought the food to you but we quickly found out once they called our orders to pick up and bring to our own tables.
Overall, if you’re craving inexpensive yet tasty Korean food, Bop & Gogi will sure to fill you up!

It was very vague if you order the food then sit and wait for them to deliver, or that you self-​serve.
This is a self serve place. Not the same owners as the previous Unilocal events and pictures. The tables and the eating area is clean but the pricing is also different than the photos posted by previous Unilocalers.
The food was meh, I had the tofu soup (soon dobu) but it came in a regular soup bowl/​ramen bowl, rather than the traditional clay pot. There were only 3 sides with kimchi, bean sprouts, and shredded daikon. I paid about the same price as some other places like Silla but have received less sides, no service, and mediocre food. (Though I have to give it to them that they did put a lot of seafood in the soup, hence the 2^nd star).
I initially intended to come here and get the ramen, but they just use instant noodle that you can purchase for less than $ 1 at the stores… why would I pay for someone to boil my noodles? I make a kick-​a$$ instant noodles at home I don’t need to pay someone else $ 6 for their lamer version. At least use fresh noodles and maybe their own seasoning rather than cheating and using pre-​packaged noodles/​and the spice packets. At least they were honest about the pre-​packaged noodles.
This place is close to work but I was not impressed enough to come back.

Lots of cooking entertainment. Sharpening knives, clanking metal bowls, Korean music playing loudly in the background. My bowl order was good.

I’ve definitely had better Korean food. I ordered the Chicken Bowl and the lady behind the counter automatically ordered me the large portion without asking if I wanted the small. I realized it and told her I only wanted the small. When the food came out it was swimming in teriyaki sauce. The chicken was very tender, but there was just too much sauce on it. My boyfriend ordered the Galbi Burrito and a spam musubi. He wasn’t a fan of the Burrito, but he said the musubi was good. Unfortunately, we won’t be returning and our search for good Korean food continues.

Maybe it’s just me, but after commuting through this area for years my impression of the food vending establishments has been that it’s comprised mainly of unimaginative chains. Imagine my surprise when I found this place. I’ve found a few great Korean places lately, mainly in Denver and yes, even Aurora. I really wasn’t expecting to find anything this good in Centennial.
As a previous reviewer put it, if you’re new to Korean Cuisine try the bulgogi or bibimbap. Portions here are substantial, so bring your A-​game appetite, or just ask for a box,

The DTC Lunch Club had a UYE on Friday April 25^th 2014. The actual UYE is at 11:30hrs but I arrived at this establishment about 11:45hrs ish. Thankfully I managed to get a ride and meeting fellow Unilocalers that Friday. The rest of the Unilocalers are already there, enjoying their Lunch. Yes, you order at the counter. The lovely staff will send your order to your table. I could NOT really recall what are the rest of the sides dishes that they offer that afternoon. The items that I could vaguely recall were kimchi, cucumber kimchi and Pancake to name a few.
Err, NOTE TO SELF, next time please pay attention to tiny details. *SIGH*
Unfortunately, they NO longer offer the Beef Galbi, which I was hoping for coz of their Supplier DO NOT offer the right cuts of meats for them. *Sad Face*
Hence my second choice was the SPICY Squid Plate ($ 9.95), with tax is ($ 10.57) THANK GOD, they have it. I opt to have 2 sides of Egg Mini Pancake, and Kimchi, with Fried Rice. Do my order WOW me? NOT As Much. The SPICY Squid, has a kick, but NOT the SPICY Kick I was hoping for. YES, there are a couple of Jalapenos, and Serrano Chilies in the SPICY Squid. I wish the portion of the SPICY Squid could be more BUT it was NOT.
The Kimchi was «MEH» aka Bland. NOT SPICY AT ALL. * Another SAD FACE* It DOES NOT have the Kimchi Bite I am used to, lack of something which I cannot figure out. The Mini Egg Pancake was «MEH» too, though a sprinkle of salt and pepper can make the differences.
The Lunch pricing it was just A-​Okay though I feel it was a little higher than other Korean establishments that I am used to. Maybe next time I might order something different though it might be unlikely. Perhaps the different choices of side dishes can also MAKE OR BREAK, the dining option here. All in all Decent Lunch and hence this 3 star review for this visit.
It would be nice if they can offer MORE Variety of AUTHENTIC KOREAN items such as Gimbap and Tteokbokki in their Menu or switch their menu to entice more patrons with adventurous palate such as me! *Wink Wink*
Nevertheless, I do hope they can maintain their service and I wish them MANY MORE Success in their future business undertakings and definitely there is room for improvement. The establishment is kept very clean and the staffs are indeed friendly and inviting. The lady who handled my transaction that afternoon her name is Jaymie.
BOP & GOGI
10 639 E BRIARWOOD AVE, STE B2
Centennial, CO 80 112
Tel: (303)-790−1352
@92/2014

Heck yeah Korean food in DTC! I joined in on my second Unilocal DTC Lunch Club outing here and am glad to know it exists.
I ordered the chicken bulgogi plate with a side of kimchi and jap chae. My plate came filled with generous portions of each and your choice of white or fried rice.
While the kimchi was not to my liking (hey, I tried), I really enjoyed the chicken and jap chae (a translucent noodle somehow made from sweet potatoes).
The service was very friendly, accommodating to our large group and I was even offered to enjoy the hot barley tea when I ordered water.