Buk Chon Korean Cuisine

Phenomenal food! We loved everything we tried especially the bibimbap and the green onion pancake. The drinks were also amazing. We tried the pear punch and the fruit teas. Service was friendly and fast. Our food was served piping hot with good pacing between the appetizers and entrees. The atmosphere was clean, calm, and quiet. We will definitely be back and highly recommend Buk Chon!

I had a great experience at Buk Chon Korean Cuisine. The food was super tasty — we ordered two appetizers and two main dishes, and everything was delicious. The environment is really chill, and although there are TVs inside, they stay off, which keeps the vibe calm and comfortable. The service was friendly. We spent about $80 total including tip, which felt reasonable for the quality and portions. One thing to note: the restaurant is not wheelchair accessible. Overall, definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for great Korean food in a cozy, relaxed atmosphere.

Came late on a week day, and service was quick and friendly. I’m going to be fully honest - I was a little skeptical of a place that sells green onion pancakes at the price they sell it but I just avoided that and went for the Korean fried chicken and signature bibimbap and these were executed super well. The Korean fried chicken was flavorful, light / crispy, although not very spicy which I didn’t mind (though I would imagine you might be able to request it spicier if desired). Spicy pork bibimbap: bright, flavorful, variety of vegetables. The spicy pork itself isn’t very spicy but I also avoided the gochujang sauce so cannot comment on that. Huge, generous portion. Had a great time - was happy they were easily accessible in Old City

The best kimchi fried rice!!! I ordered Kimchi Paella with pork and chorizo, it was so so good! The egg will come in sunny side up style but you can request it as well done. I really recommended this place.

Very well Korean Cuisine, the restaurant is very nicely decorated. There are several food options. Which is a good sign. The dishes are good. One thing to notice is that the spicy level. I expected spicy but it was not. The accompanying banchan are also so nice. Service is good. It’s a good experience dining there.

The army stew and fried chicken are all time favorites The new oxtail skillet has replaced the galbi. Its so so tender with gelatinous collagen caps on the end of each bone. Back room has great ambiance. Good for big groups on weekday evenings. Byob

I went to Bukchon during a day that had chilling weathers. The Budae stew was really delicious. The soup is so luscious and had so much flavor. There is perfect amount of spice, and the best part is that you can ask how much spice you want in the stew.