Tried out Bibiri today — KRW 9,000 for a bibimbap that you can actually make your own! 🥗🍚 Loved the variety of fresh veggies and side dishes, plus the sauces (sweet & spicy, extra spicy, peanut, sesame oil… you name it 😍). Super fun mixing it up and so tasty too. Healthy, filling, and worth it! ✨👌
P/s: Ramen is free but I was too full to eat 😛 #bibimbap #kfood #bibiri
Eduardo Del Castillo Ho
Google
I recently visited Bibiri in Hongdae and loved the experience. The restaurant offers an unlimited, build-your-own bibimbap buffet where you can choose from a wide variety of fresh vegetables, sauces, and toppings to customize your bowl. Everything is well organized and constantly replenished, and the staff are friendly and helpful even during busy hours. The price is very reasonable for what you get, and the atmosphere is casual and comfortable — perfect for grabbing a healthy, filling meal with friends or solo. If you’re looking for an affordable and fun way to enjoy bibimbap in Hongdae, Bibiri is a great spot to try.
Amaris
Google
Very good! Its is cheap and all you can eat. You can also get Ramen as well. Make sure ypu don't get to much or you will be charged extra for any food not eaten.
RJ
Google
Self-service all-you-can-eat bibimbap for less than 10,000 won. Free flow soup too. Good to fill your stomach and load up on veggies!
Dishes are mostly veggies, with one minced pork dish and one egg dish (sunny side up).
There's also unlimited ramyeon that you can help yourself to.
There's only one rule for this place: finish whatever you take!
jxe
Google
Really nice place with super delicious food. Big recommendation for vegetarian people because you can just leave out the meat and take more vegetables.
Kim Omme
Google
Great local and somewhat authentic restaurant, but the food is awesome and the price is very reasonable. We definitely recommend this for a great lunch.
Ioana Alexandra Benea
Google
Amazing food! Love the concept that you can personalize your bibimbap. service really nice, we got explained how the concept works and described the spices. Highly recommend!
Sonam Chauhan
Google
Loved it. You get to make your own Bibimbab -- a Korean food bowl with rice, salad and meat.This is great for me due to my allergies -- I can pick out exactly what I want or don't want. The entrance pictured is not marked with English signage, but there are smaller signs referring to Bibiri QR code. You go down stairs and buy a ticket, have a seat, then grab a stainless steel bowl and get started assembling your Bibimbab -- possibly the progenitor of the Pole bowl.
