Bibibop Asian Grill

Absolutely excellent. Delicious, great value, and fast and convenient. What more could you ask for?

I visited the one in Easton but since I was by my brother’s house, I decided to visit this location. It’s fairly new and I really liked how they designed it in the inside. Very clean inside. Pure white walls, clean tables and floors and well ventilated. You could literally eat off the floor in there. As soon as I walked in, everyone including the servers and the ones cooking said Welcome to Bibibop with smiles that were genuine and not fake. So I got my favorite bowl of the purple rice with spicy chicken, black beans, potatoes and some shredded cheese topped with my favorite teriyaki sauce. I was thoroughly impressed with how they filled my bowl to the very top not sparing anything. I knew that wouldn’t be able to finish all that food they put in there but they gave me more than the $ 6.40 that I paid for. That’s a great price for so much food! When I’m in the area again, I’ll visit them if I get hungry. Kudos to the great customer service and filling my tummy

Got some suggestions to try this place a left kind of disappointed. It just ended up a bowl of lukewarm (doesn’t work well for kale or rice/​meat) food with not very much flavor and seemed like it had been sitting out a bit too long.

Great service & delicious food. The toppings and proteins look very fresh and you can’t go wrong in what you combine. A lot of food for your money! A great alternative to Chipotle when you’re in the mood for Asian!

I really dig Bibibop as their salad bowl is great. For $ 6.50, I found this to be a great value as my bowl was loaded. I had two meals from this order and that makes a frugal guy like me very happy.
I love the clean, modern feel to this place as well. This place makes you want to sit and enjoy a meal with friends or for me my 3 year old daughter. She also was able to eat enough rice to fill her up just from my bowl. The Korean sauce is pretty good along with the variety of different veggie options. I hope they bring one to the west side (Grandview is more downtown).

This is just what the East Side needed, so excited it’s here. Yes it is an Asian Chipotle but higher quality. Some things seemed a little strange to me, wraps, cheese, potatoes with Asian food? Not for me. Everyone seems to get the rice (and I understand purple rice is typically gluten free?) but I am trying to avoid carbs at the moment, so I went with the salad, black beans, bean sprouts, spicy chicken, shredded cucumber, egg and the sriracha sauce. That was a wonderfully spicy and filling lunch! Also got miso soup, which I love, and a side of kimchi. I noticed as I was leaving that they have Pellegrino, wish I would have gotten a bottle. Took a rice bowl back with me for a co-​worker and the whole thing was $ 15, really good lunch and a great deal!

Why don’t you exist in California?! The yum yum sauce I got was awesome not to mention the food was just as good! Please franchise out and come to Los Angeles. You’d be killer here. We’re sick of Chipotle

I love this place! Service with a smile and unique tasting menu items. If you order it a certain way it even tastes a bit like Japanese steak house-​but a fraction of the cost! I looooove the purple rice and yum yum sauce. It’s always fresh and good for at least two meals.
Great, now I’m hungry… Is it time for lunch yet?

I’ve loved Bibibop since they opened their downtown location, so I was beyond thrilled when they announced that they were bringing a location to Reynoldsburg, AND that location would also be right along the way on my drive to/​from work.
Pile the chicken high on the bed of white rice and give me a large cup of teriyaki sauce on the side. Stacks and stacks of fresh veggies compliment the rest of the bowl and make for a very well rounded, sizable lunch/​dinner for a very reasonable price under $ 10, slightly over if you double the meat.

Was excited. Hoping for a close to Bibimbap bowl. This is not it. It is an Asian Chipolte. Choose your rice, white or black, choose your meat — all overcooked, choose your veggie– potato, bean sprouts, black beans, then toppings — all Asian inspired with corn and cheese added, then sauce — yum yum, Teriyaki, Korean and a couple of others.
You can’t combine and get close to a decent Bibimbap, but the results are good for a quick meal.

Just tried the bowl with the steak, $ 6.90 the steak was kind of chewy, daughter had the spicy chicken $ 6.40 and it was not spicy. The potatoes were a little mushy. The rice could have been a little more fluffier. She loved the miso soup. (Is that Korean?). We will try again. You get plenty of food for the price.
The place was crowed so we had to take it to go. They may need to expand to the other side of the building, it seems that the folks did not want to leave. All they need to do is add free wifi, mood music or tvs and it would be party central!

I’m just glad they say it is «inspired» by Korean bibimbap. I have so many people tell me that this new Korean place opened up down the street and I just groan. It’s not Korean, people. It’s good, but it’s not Korean.
I like the fact that I CAN eat healthy here and it tastes good, too. Of course, I don’t eat all my rice and I NEVER get the «yum yum» sauce. But I do get plenty of veggies, and lots of Korean red sauce — and it’s yummy! I’m pleasantly full aftewards.

This place is my new favorite place for lunch. I was so happy when they opened one one the east side. I always get a bowl with purple rice, beans, sprouts, potatoes, steak or chicken, a little of each veggie, then I get my own sauce (yum yum, teriyaki, and red Korean mixed). Awesome awesome awesome

~Like an Asian Chipotle. It’s decent but the food is very organic and «asian» healthy. I like it; wouldn’t be a top favorite but good at least.

Your in your out… Great food Great service… There are so many ways to change up all the vegetables and proteins that you’re guaranteed to find a combination you love for life.

Being a Chipotle and Piada fan I just had to give Bibibop a try. Wow. They have hit a home run with this concept. You get a lot of food for the money. Fresh ingredients and nicely seasoned.

I’ve heard mixed reviews of Bibibop from friends for a while now and since it’s a rainy Saturday night and my husband and I made a date with Netflix, we figured it was a good time to give it a try.
As you probably know, this place is the asian version of chipotle. As a huge Mexican fan, (I pray to the taco gods every night) I wasn’t sure how I’d feel about this betrayal. Welp, let me tell you, there will be many more cheating nights ahead here.
The staff was very friendly and answered my questions about the different items. When asked which base item I wanted (sprouts, potato, beans) I said all and they generously piled them in. I got chicken, all the veggies, and yum yum sauce. My approximately 4lb bowl cost just over $ 6.
Cons: the chicken didn’t taste like great quality
Pros: service, atmosphere, price, and the other 17 items in my bowl
I’m writing this review with ²⁄₃ of a full bowl left, ⁴⁄₃ of a full stomach, and happy memories that will surely bring me back soon. Next time I’ll skip the chicken and just get more potatoes (seriously ask for all the potatoes in your bowl).

I was so excited when I saw the banners announcing the arrival of Bibibop around the hotel we were staying yet so we decided to give it a try. The whole concept of Chipotle for Asian food is intriguing. Based on the Korean stone pot rice dish Bibimbop, the concept sounds deceptively simple. Good things: Bright clean environment, friendly and helpful staff, large selection of Asian inspired toppings and sauces, less than $ 10 price point per bowl. Negatives: food quality and taste. Maybe they try to cater to American palette but everything tasted too extreme for me. The spicy Sriracha sauce just a tab bit too spicy, the yum yum sauce too mayo like and the teriyaki way too sweet. The Kim Chi side dish was completely inedible. I threw most of it out because it didn’t taste like kimchi. Instead it tasted like salted cabbage, way too salty with no flavor. Judging by their business and rapid expansion, I think this is a concept that can be scaled up. But without changing the fundamentals and making it taste good, I would not be recommending anyone to this «healthy» food joint.

I was so excited to hear that a Bibibop opened on this side of town! If you haven’t been here before, the best way to describe it is like an Asian Chipotle. They offer made to order bowls, salads and wraps with your choice of ingredients from the serving line (base, protein, veggies, sauces and toppings) and also offer sides like miso soup, edamame and kimchi. I’ve only had the bowls, but have tasted almost everything. The service is fast (in and out in 5 mins) & friendly and everything is prepared fresh behind the serving bar in an open kitchen. Like Chipotle, the portions are fairly large, so I usually order the kids portion. I’d recommend it since it can be a relatively healthy alternative if you order properly.