Bibimbap House

Very good food and service. The bibimbap is priced at about £15.

Went here for dinner, and was able to be seated immediately. The beef bibimbap was great and filling, service was attentive.
If you need to use a credit card, there’s a £13 minimum and they only take the Chip+PIN kind of cards (note: most US cards are Chip+Signature). So make it easy and bring cash.

It was empty when my friend and I arrived, despite it being around dinner time, so we were a bit skeptical. However, the staff were nice as could be and seated us in a cozy corner. The place is cutely decorated, and the food is stellar. I really enjoyed my bibimbap as did my friend, and they came with little delicious side dishes. We also tried the corn tea which had a very unique flavor and was delicious. It’s the best Korean place in Cambridge and I’m looking forward to going back!

The flavors in the kimchee bibimbap are just right — not spicy, really, but excellent taste! The rice doesn’t really crisp up in the bibimbap bowls, which is why I only give it four stars.
Staff is very polite. Don’t forget to bring cash if you’re traveling without chip and pin. They’re not big fans of chip cards without pins or of swipe cards.

Fantastic Korean food and tea. Lovely atmosphere and a super friendly staff. The boulgogi bibimbap is delicious and served in the traditional hot pot. Bibimbaps are nice and large, so come hungry. You really get what you pay for.

Friendly service with decent food. Take out gets a big discount but the the original price is i think is way too expensive.

Best Korean food in Cambridge.
Bibimbap House is a small, friendly restaurant on Mill Road. The menu is fairly small since almost all dishes are Bibimbap dishes, but the serving sizes are very good.
The food is excellent, service quick and prices reasonable. There are discounts for takeaway, but these portions are a little smaller.
Highly recommended to all my friends!

Great little Korean restaurant on Mill Road. It’s distinguished from Little Seoul in town by its stripped-​back concept: no frills, just bibimbap. The Korean speciality is the only item on the menu and they serve it a handful of different ways (e.g. vegetarian, pork, beef, sweet potato noodles). It’s always delicious. Service is fast and friendly, which is amazing considering how overstretched the waitress can be on a busy night. Prices are very reasonable (all the main courses are £8−10) and the atmosphere is great. You can see and smell the kitchen from everywhere in the restaurant. I love Little Seoul but the bibimbap at Bibimbap House is definitely bigger and better as you would hope! and, unlike there, all the pickles are included. Important Notes:
1) BYOB. They do not serve their own alcohol.
2) Closes fairly early most nights (but service is quick).
3) Your clothes will smell of delicious food.
4) They also operate a pick-​up takeaway service, which really makes me wish I lived close enough to make it practical!

Simple decoration (possibly hand-​sewn placemats?) creates a charming atmosphere for this little Korean restaurant on Mill Road. The menu is wonderfully limited to its namesake dish, with a few variations, all of which they prepare very well. Little dishes of pickled vegetables and a bowl of soup accompany the bibimbap. This is good, honest food, reasonably priced.