Bonne Chance Cafe

This self-served salad bar is perfect! Everything keeps clean and staff wearing gloves. Though they have different choices of Korean food, I was attracted by this fresh variety of salad and it’s so flavorful and tasty. Great for vegetarian and veggie lovers, can’t ask more for this summer ! Highly recommended the place.

Delicious food. Friendly nice genuine workers. Cute asthetic inside, unique atmosphere

A small counter serve cafe that offers breakfast and healthy lunch menus. Found this place while walking around the North station and got the spicy pork bibimbab for lunch. The pork was a little too sweet for my taste, but everything else on the plate was delicious. I liked the variety of veggies on the plate and the gochujang sauce was a nice flavor addition. Rice was also cooked perfectly, and the only miss was that it was difficult to mix everything on a small plate. Nevertheless, a great place to grab some healthy and filling lunch.

My go to place for breakfast and sometimes lunch when I'm at work. Food always fresh, delicious and consistent. Owners are so nice and professional.

I don’t know what these other reviewers are talking about. I got their general breakfast plate, which included four limp strips of bacon, eggs (which were good), two "hash brown" things which felt like straight from McDonalds, and four pieces of pre-buttered white toast (was not given an option for bread). I would not say it was bad, but I would call the food aggressively mediocre. I feel like you can get the same or much much better at almost any breakfast place around town. Perhaps I would have had a better experience with the breakfast sandwiches which were extremely reasonably priced. But for my meal, I was thoroughly underwhelmed, especially considering how many good reviews this restaurant had gotten.

Good option to take breakfast and more! Very affordable!

Bonne Chance Café is a really useful and unusual breakfast and lunch spot on Canal St. Always on the lookout for high quality-per-dollar culinary experiences, and given its proximity a hundred feet from us, this is a new favorite, particularly for its salad bar, although they have a surprisingly extensive menu with a wide variety of Korean and western options, featuring rice or noodle bowls, bibimbaps, wraps, hot & cold sandwiches, and paninis. I’m a salad-for-lunch type person, and the salad bar is always stocked fresh with all the right stuff. Our only complaint is they’re not open for dinner, which would find us going regularly, especially for their bibimbap.