Bowl Gogi

I have very limited experience of Korean places. However this place really stood out to me. Service was fast. I tried 3 side Salmon and it was delicious. For folks who are interested in some hot sauce, definitely try "make me cry" sauce. It is hot and tangy and I really enjoyed it.

As much as I want to gatekeep this place, they are deserving of all of your business. This is my go-to place for a quick and filling lunch. I'm obsessed with their pork bulgogi and "make me cry" sauce which delivers on its promise of being really spicy while still being flavorful. Every time I've come here, the staff has been wonderful and patient as you get to customize your bowl to your liking. There aren't very good parking options in this area. The Bravern buildings nearby have underground parking that is open to the public for a fee.

Soo good! I wish they were open longer hours or on weekends. I got the beef bowl and it was amazing

Delicious weekday lunch spot right outside the City Center building facing the Transit Center. The bowl gogi allows for just the right level of customization without being overly complicated. The staff was helpful and super friendly. My new favorite spot.

Located just beside the Bellevue Transit Center, this place is very easy to locate. Newly opened providing good, fresh, healthy food and very quickly too. Lunch time is when you will see the rush in this place. This is another addition to the collection of eateries we have in downtown Bellevue. Finding a parking place is is definitely a problem, so if you are just walking here, you have nothing to be worried about. Definitely a recommendation to try it out.

Great service, good food. Was eating with our four year old and they surprised us with free chicken beast and candy for him. Very thoughtful, thanks!

Fast and delicious Korean bites. Clean process along with various selections is highly recommended!! Tasty and want to visit again if I could travel this city once again.

This is a new Bibimbap place in Bellevue, really convenient for a quick lunch run. Really fast service and super friendly staff. You can build your own Bibimbap bowl starting with the base, protein, up to 3 add-ins, sauce, and then toppings. If you working downtown Bellevue I highly recommend this place to grab your lunch. Located across Transit Center.

Picked up lunch from this place on a weekday. Service was quick. I got the spicy pork lunch box and it was pretty good. I liked how there was a lot of variety in the dishes inside. The volume of food was pretty good too. I think my favorite was the pork since it was well seasoned and tender. I didn't like the kimchi too much but I think they tend to be hit or miss with me since I like to have more pickled kimchi rather than just spicy kimchi. Didn't like the egg too much but I tend not to like egg items so I won't hold it against them. The dumpling and the egg roll didn't stand out but were a good addition to the rest of the food.

I've passed this place so many times on weekends when it's closed and finally got to try it during the week! The prices look expensive, but I was surprised by the quantity of food I was given! I ordered a plate cuz I wanted to try a lot of stuff without having to make decisions, but the person in front of me ordered a beef bowl and it seemed chipotle style and the bowl was huge(!) and the amount of meat was quite a bit as well. I really like the flavors of all the items, and I especially liked their kimchi and next time I want Korean food during lunch on a weekday I'll be back! (It's taken three? meals to eat my spicy pork which is very delightful for $19)

This used to be wonderful and very fresh, every side was lovely but now the meat is strangely textured and grey and some side items seem, will bit be returning anymore.

I have very limited experience of Korean places. However this place really stood out to me. Service was fast. I tried 3 side Salmon and it was delicious. For folks who are interested in some hot sauce, definitely try "make me cry" sauce. It is hot and tangy and I really enjoyed it.

Haha, love the pun name Bowl Gogi! This is pretty much the Korean Chipotle where you pick your base and go down the assembly line with your choice of protein, toppings, and sauces. You can also add an egg at no extra cost. They many meat options and even tofu for vegetarians! This is more of a lunch time thing since they close kind of early and is only open Monday to Friday, it's located next to the transit center which is convenient for people passing by and working around here. If you drive like me, you can park at the city center garage, I believe it's $6 for an hour of parking, this restaurant is located right outside the entrance of one of the doors once you get upstairs from the garage. It's under $20 for a bowl, portion is pretty big so I say this should last for 2 meals. Restaurant is really clean, I love this concept. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Nice place to grab lunch on a work day. There's some indoor seating available and the staff are quite nice. The service is pretty quick too. Beef Lunch Box: Wasn't sure what to get so I opted for the Beef Lunch Box. It came in a box with a variety of sides + an extra smaller box for the base (rice, salad, etc). There was definitely an ample amount of beef. The sides tasted nice as well. I'll definitely have to come back and try some other menu options as well.

Fast service & delicious food! I got the chicken bowl with spicy bibimbap, pickled onions, edamame, cabbage, seaweed, green onion, & bean sprouts. The spicy bibimbap sauce is moderate spice (for those of you looking for a scale, I'm not great with spice). You go through the line in order of base, sides, protein, sauce & add ons and you can mix and match anything you want, catering to everyone's tastes. They have an ample selection of choices for each step and the bowl itself is relatively healthy. I like that you can choose to have 3 sides and more protein or 6 sides and half protein. The restaurant itself is cute with indoor and outdoor seating.

This place is difficult to stop by if you don't work in the Bellevue area. They only open during lunch time Monday through Friday. My husband was on vacation so I asked him to stop by hahahaha. Parking is not great as it aim for people taking the bus at the transit center. We ended up getting the tofu bowl (half the protein + 6 sides). For around $15, it was a good portion. The tofu was cooked differently from other places, it was crispy on the outside but sooo fluffy on the inside and the crispy was different too. I really enjoyed it. The sides was definitely fresh and of high quality. For the sides, we got the crab salad, seaweed salad, broccoli,corn, kimchi, and edamame. We also added an egg for an extra $1.5. overall, if I work in the area I would definitely come here more often. The food is good and good price and great portion, but otherwise, it could be a hassle to come.

Got a bulgogi bowl here since it was near work and it was really good. It's a bit pricey, but the portions here are no joke. I was really full and I'm a big man. I'd come back again if I'm in the area

**vegetarian review** I really like the concept - make your own bibimbap essentially. You get to pick between base of white rice, brown rice and greens. And add protein and sauces. It's very vegetarian friendly - the tofu is so so good and many other toppings to pick from. This is of my favourite lunch spots in Bellevue. The only complaint is that it's slightly more expensive than what I'd expect vegetarian bibimbap to be but it's fresh so...

Absolutely stunning food! I cannot speak to the ambiance in the evening, as we went for lunch and sat outside. And, it is a very small space. But, definitely eat there for lunch or get a take-away. The owner/chef was also incredibly friendly. Simply delicious!

I ate at this place because my friend was having a procedure near by, I paid for my food ate in the restaurant and was told they did not have a restroom for the public. I honestly believe I was being discriminated against due to my race. Have never eaten at a restaurant that refused to let me use their restroom. That made absolutely no sense after I had paid & eaten there l.

Rice bowls here are to die for! When you walk in the ambience is pretty nice with strong smells of great food. The two ladies behind the counter were more than welcoming. Saw the spot on Google and decided to check it out as I had never been here before and was not disappointed at all. I will be back to enjoy some more heaven

I do enjoy a good bibimbap, and Bowl Gogi has never let me down! The location might be difficult to spot if you're driving around; it's a little bit easier to find if you walk to the location, and MUCH easier to find if you take the bus. Bowl Gogi is right next to the Bellevue Transit center, where the buses pull through. Bowl Gogi is only open from Monday through Friday. So if you work around the area, it's a no-brainer. Unfortunately for me, I meal prep for the week, so haven't been able to visit as often as I'd like. The few times I didn't have food prepared, I got extra excited because that meant I had a legit reason to go to Bowl Gogi. If you're around the area during the work week, I highly recommend Bowl Gogi. I'm hoping I run out of food again during the work week so I can visit Bowl Gogi for some delicious bibimbap!

Pretty limited hours, but this is a great lunch place in downtown Bellevue. Right next to the transit center, and you can get a delicious and filling bowl of Korean food. I got a beef bowl, and I liked that I could customize the toppings for the bowl. If you're around downtown Bellevue for lunch, would highly recommend this place!

Bowl Gogi is kind of hard to find if you haven't been before or don't know the area well. The restaurant is located near the transit station in Bellevue Downtown but my GPS navigated me to the roundabout for the building that Bowl Gogi is next to. I ended up just parking in the garage for the adjacent building which gives you 10 free minutes (after that it's $5) but that's not enough time to go and get your food. The employee told me that if you park in the garage directly underneath their building, you'll get 15 free minutes. I'm not sure if there's any near by street parking but just know that you'll have to pay for parking if there isn't street parking. Aside from the parking logistics, this place has pretty good food! I stopped in during my lunch break and got back to the office with 5 minutes to spare for eating so they aren't too busy. I've never seen a Korean food place that operates like a poke/select your options place before so that was nice not to have to wait for your food to cook! I would definitely recommend the 6toppings option. All the extra veggies make the dish worth a try :)

My go-to work from home lunch. Always fresh, the portions last me at least 2 meals. The spicy chicken and beef half-and-half bowl is so flavorful, great amount of sauce. The ratio of sides to rice to meat is perfect! I wish they were open a little later so I could order for dinner some days.

Fantastic! That was a great experience. My bride went with the Beef Bibimbop ($11) and absolutely loved the flavors. I built a Spicy Pork Bowl Gogi ($11) with Kimchi, sprouts and cucumber and spicy bibimbop sauce - it was outstanding! It had a good kick to it (I'm glad I didn't select the "Make Me Cry" sauce). The varied menu, the quality and taste of ingredients makes for an awesome lunch spot - and provides something for everyone (meat lover, veggie lover, spicy or not) Our timing was good arriving just before noon. After we sat down the line grew rapidly and was wrapped around the place - but it seemed to move quickly. They are only open Mon-Fri, 11-3. If you don't work nearby, it will be tough to check this place out.

I love the customization that comes with fast-casual dining, and I LOVE sauces. Bowl Gogi is the perfect mix of the two. Pick your rice and your meat and let your imagination take over. I had bulgogi and spicy pork, with spicy, creamy, savory sauces. I chose kimchi, bean sprouts, and eggs as my toppings. A little bit spendy for lunch, but high quality and a huge portion. A little hard to find, and they don't validate parking, but those are where my gripes soft.

These build your own ______ have been a the rage lately. Burritos, salads, poke, and now bulgogi bowls?!? I'm here for it. Came here for lunch with a group of coworkers and we all agreed it's a solid lunch option. Everyone could find something that suited their taste or diet. I got a mix of white rice and salad, beef bulgogi, sliced eggs, crab salad, daikon, and the soy bulgogi sauce. I was surprised at the amount of food you get - you def get a square deal. It might have been the sauce I picked, but I did wish there was just a bit more flavor in the meat/bowl. Maybe I'll add some sriracha next time. Overall, I would recommend and will likely return!

What a great spot for a casual Korean lunch bowl! I checked out Bowl Gogi for a late lunch and was immediately greeted the minute I stepped inside. The staff asked if it was my first time visiting, which I explained was, so they briefly went over the build-your-own-bowl concept and options with me. I was set. I know we can't stop talking about the snow in Seattle, but I was craving something warming since I was so cold from the weather. I saw that they offer curry bowls, so when I asked the employee about it, she offered to give me a sample of the curry, which sold it for me. I chose the spicy pork for my protein with brown rice and chose broccoli, bean sprouts and kimchi for my three complimentary sides (additional sides for a fee). When I went to check out the employee asked if I like spicy foods (since I chose the spicy pork) and recommended that I try their housemade "make me cry" spicy sauce. It was on! Food was yummy! The curry bowl was just what I needed on a chilly day. Curry sauce had a great flavor and added warmth and a heartiness to the meal. Spicy pork was solid. It was tender, yet I wished it had been more marinated in the spicy sauce they used since it added such great flavor. And everything else in the bowl was good. My favorite side was the kimchi, of course! I did like the "make me cry" hot sauce, adding a great kick to my lunch and would recommend for any spicy fans to try it. For first-time visitors they also hand you a stamp card with two stamps, as a way to welcome you. Bowl Gogi is a welcomed addition to Bellevue. We don't have a lot of Korean options in the area and though this just gives you a taste of it, the casual concept where you can customize your own bowl is accommodating and guarantees satisfaction. Just note that Bowl Gogi is only open during the weekdays for lunch. Pay a visit here for a hearty bowl, complimentary tea and the friendliest staff.

It's in my work building so decided to give it a try- not busy when I was there, staff wasn't welcoming and didn't really explain the menu. I couldn't hear whenever they ask about veggie options. I got the beef curry - wayyyy too much curry sauce, and they give you another small cup with extra sauce in it. There were so much sauce/liquid that I feel like I was drinking a rice congee. $13-$14 after tip I would say its on the pricier side. Big portion, it's definitely filling. They also have punch cards if you're a regular. Won't be my lunch choice unless I have no other options.

Super yummy and clean Korean food place! They make everything w fresh ingredients and you can choose the veggies & meat you want on your bowl! Amazing concept and it's also a plus the employees and owners are so kind! Definitely a goto place for lunch if you work nearby!

Bowl Gogi was such a neat experience. It's been a hot minute since I've been to Chipotle, but the format is the same where you pick the things that go in your bowl. There were so many options for vegetables! I wish I could've gotten a little bit of everything. You're able to pick three, if I remember correctly. I got one of the beef options and it was so good. There isn't a ton of seating, but enough where you can go with a couple people. It's quick service so it's convenient for take out.

It was good food...gyoza was disappointing. Overall an ok lunch experience. Very pricy for what you get.

I had a really nice beef bulgogi bento box. Each item in the box was good and the beef was done perfectly.

One of my favorite Korean's dishes is the Bibimbap. The main reason why I like this dish so much is because of the many different flavors and textures that when combined, you'll get this glorious and colorful "mash". It is even better when served in a hot stone pot. The sizzling sound of it ..... is truly to die for. Pleasantly, I discovered that I don't work that far from Bowl Gogi, so I decided to give it a try today - I ordered the beef Bibimbap! It was my first time tasting this dish without the beloved spinach but with edamame added. It was not bad. Still full of flavor and if you like the edamame crunch.... then this is the place for you. I'd prefer without it but overall, it was tasty. I will definitely be back to try other items.

I really enjoyed coming here, so much I came twice in one week with friends. The lady at the cash register always greeted my group with a cheerful smile. Upon learning that it's one of my friends' first time, she gave us double stamps on the punch card. You get one free bowl with every 12 stamps. My favorite is to get bolgogi beef with mushrooms as one of the toppings. I like how every topping has been flavored. The bibimbap also is really good. You can get half and half if you cannot decide on which meat. You can also add a sunny side up egg as a side. The place is also super fast as they have 3 or 4 stations going at once. Other than great flavors, this place is also very environmental. Everything used is biodegradable. I have really enjoyed coming here and would recommend it to anyone who wants a fast and tasty lunch.

Chipotle-style of assemble as you head towards the cash register works surprisingly well here. The bowl was incredibly satisfying and flavourful. The clean casual restaurant was busy during lunch time the weekday I came by but it was easy to find a seat as most people seemed to be getting their food to-go. Parking in the building was not validated--and parking my car for less than 2 hr cost $9. I'd come back if I worked within walking distance of this place but since I don't, it is unlikely I'll come again as it was impossible to find free parking within a reasonable walking distance and they don't provide free parking for customers.

Nice surprises all around. From the photos on yelp, the bowls didn't look very big so I was concerned that there wouldn't be enough content. But I was pleasantly surprise about the quantity and left with a full belly. The amount of meat given was very generous. I feel ungrateful complaining about this (and i normally don't) but I thought there was too much meat. It'd have a better balance if there were more veggie sides (bibimbap is too much lol) because just like eating kbbq, I ended up feeling really "stuffy". But besides that, it overall tasted pretty good. The large windows create a spacious feel. Also the minimalistic interior and rap/pop music make this place very modern. The ladies working there were nice and gentle, which was kinda the opposite of the vibe of the place. Can choose to eat at tables or the "bar seating" looking outside which is quite nice. This place is very considerate in the fact that there's self-serve stations with ice water, hot tea, sauces in little cups, and utensils. It's the little things that make this place especially inviting. Wish it was open for longer hours!

My co-worker and I decided to try a bowl for lunch, and tried to go before 12pm. I've heard a lot of people saying good things about the place, and that it also gets busy around lunch time, which is every other place around here during lunch. You create your own bowl (or choose one of their options) starting with the base, protein, up to 3 add-ins (more will be an additional cost), sauce, and then toppings. Instead of having a few workers on the table as an assembly line, there were four workers there with each of their own section at the table so that they could have four customers at one time. The bowls are $10 if you choose chicken breast, pork, or tofu as your protein, and $11 for beef. It's a good amount for the price for the area. Staff is very friendly; would definitely come here again to grab lunch.

Popular take-out spot that is flavorful but on the premium side. Salmon bowl with a sunny side egg - 4/5. Nice that you get to customize vegetables. Ingredients were fresh and service is quick.

This place is solid. Got there right around 11:10 for an early lunch. No one in line. Score! Only had a second to check out the menu, and they basically sold bowls with meat and veggies, where you pick the veggies and sauce at a counter, Subway-style (except not crappy). The lady who took my order was very friendly and helped me through the experience. I got: white rice, spicy pork, carrots, daikon radish, bean sprouts, and pickled onions - topped with "make me cry" sauce, which is apparently the spiciest one they have (they said it was spicier sriracha). Sold! It was about $11, which is a decent value for Bellevue lunch. They packaged it up in a bowl with a lid for transport and gave me some napkins and chopsticks to go with it. When I got it to my office, it was still piping hot (the lid = awesome). The whole bowl was perfect. It was on the lighter side (being mostly vegetables and rice), which i appreciate. It had a ton of rice - probably too much, but better safe than sorry, i guess. The spicy pork was super tender and seasoned well. The "make me cry" sauce wasn't overwhelming - probably a hair spicier than sriracha. All the vegetables tasted fresh and balanced out the heavy/spicy pork. Overall... I have zero complaints. Good stuff!

I ordered a beef bowl for takeout and it was amazing. The quality, service, and price was very good. Korean fast food can't get any better than this spot.

I wasn't able to go for a lunch break so my coworkers were kind enough to bring me some Bowl Gogi for lunch...what a treat! I didn't know that this gem even existed, but am so glad I do now. I got a chicken breast bowl with brown rice, edamame, carrots, and mushrooms. They do not skip on the protein which I love! The chicken breast was fresh, moist, and plenty. The mushroom were a nice touch as well for a 'fast food' rice bowl. In addition, for $10, you get a lot - enough that it was also my lunch for the next day. Glad to have this spot in my lunch hood!

I was extremely sad when Radish closed down here (formally at this location) but when I saw other people walking with Korean bowls and found out Bowl Gogi replaced them, I was VERY optimistic. I have already gone here more than a few times in just a matter of weeks and can safely say this is one of my favorite lunch places to grab lunch at during the week! The first thing you do is choose white rice, brown rice, or salad. Next, pick your protein (if you want): beef, spicy pork (MY FAV), chicken, salmon, or tofu. No matter what you pick, they give you a generous portion of meat. Then, you pick 3 sides. I don't remember all the options but I do remember mushroom, radish, kimchi, onion, broccoli, carrot, bean sprouts, jalapenos...that's all I got. Then you pick any toppings like green onion. Finally, you pick your sauce. I have so far only picked the Spicy Bulgogi and LOVE it - it's not too spicy. The price is between $10-13 (salmon being the most expensive). I have come here at different times, before noon the usual lunch rush, and around 12:15-12:30pm. Each time I have gone, no matter the time, I have never had to wait a terribly long time to place my order. I will most likely be coming here at LEAST once a week...if not more. :)

Went in for the first time. Ordered a bowl with brown rice My three toppings: Mushroom, kimchi, bean sprouts Protein:Beef Sauce: Spicy Bibimbap and Ponzu. Added an additional Egg for extra. It is a pricey lunch choice but they give you a lot of food. Unfortunately, I only got to pick 3 toppings. Having lots of Bibimbap before, the best part would definitely be having a lot of toppings at the same time. That being said, it's still a solid place to eat! They offer self served hot tea for free and additional sauces which is nice. Overall solid place.

The food is AMAZING. Fresh ingredients and fast service! Friendly staff as well. Ordered online for pick up but decided to eat at the restaurant. There's not a ton of space, so we snagged a spot with high top chairs. Highly recommend their sauce!

This place is as good as everyone says! And that's a hard thing to live up too. I've been on a search for the perfect bibimbap ever since Oma Bap left Bellevue (don't judge me, it was pretty good). This place is better. The food quality is better and the taste is so fresh and delicious. I got the beef bimbimbap ($12.50) and man do they load you up on the beef! The sides are amazing too - my favorite is the pickled veggies (cabbage and cucumbers). Everything is super customizable if you're into that. The employees here are super pleasant and helpful - and not to mention quick! I got in line during the lunchtime rush about ten people back and it took less than three minutes for me to be ordering and on my way. Highly recommend this place for quick, delicious bibimbap!

Super delicious bibimbap and everything is so clean. I will introduce this place to all my coworkers for lunch. The restaurant only open on weekday 10:45 - 3, so don't miss it if you work near around

Great lunch spot. The spicy pork with all different toppings give a really unique experience. The staff is always courteous as well.

I was so excited to find Bowl Gogi here in Bellevue-which seems like a food desert. I'm in town for a conference and a friend recommended this place. I had the spicy pork bibimbap. It was perfectly spicy and the bowl was HUGE. I had to take part of it home. The pork pieces were big and tender, fatty. Delicious! If you are staying at the Hyatt, take a little stroll outside of the Bellevue mall, Lincoln place area and eat here!

Back when I went to undergrad, there was a popular burrito place near campus named Tacoria. (Get it? Like a Mexican taqueria, but, like, uh, a pun on how "taque" and "taco" sound similar? Clever name, right?) Tacoria, as the, er, extremely authentically Hispanic name would imply, served decent but uninspiring tacos and burritos which tried to hide their blandness behind an impressive array of fun veggie accoutrements and vegan substitutes. The most positive spin I can think to give it is "better than the Qdoba down the street," which, given burritos are one of a handful of foods that I consider life-changing when done properly, is nothing to write home about. I feel about the same way about Bowl Gogi. (Get it? Like Korean bulgogi, but, uh, it's served in a bowl, so, uh, Bowl Gogi? Clever name, right?) The place serves thoroughly passable bowls of meat, rice, and various veggies and sauces. I had the beef bibimbap, which in Bowl Gogi lingo is a preselected set of six vegetables and beef bulgogi over rice. My experience may have been colored by a far superior bibimbap I'd had at Coco Izakaya 2.0 two blocks away only a few weeks ago, but this dish was fairly disappointing. I'd compare my experience eating the bowl to the average meal at a place like Homegrown: nutritious, easily palatable, and somewhat well-spiced, but generally bland and unexciting - which, given how good the best bibimbaps I've had on the East Side are, is not a particularly hearty recommendation. Overall, I would go back to Bowl Gogi if I were taken by somebody else, but I can't see myself ever actively deciding to go here. If I wanted to eat out and pay $12 plus tip for bulgogi beef, I would go to any of the seventeen or so restaurants in the vicinity who do it better. If I wanted to eat uninspiring beef or pork bowls with kimchi, I'd go to the City Center Plaza cafeteria on Fridays and save four bucks. Bowl Gogi, like Tacoria, is a trendy fast casual joint more memorable for the branding than the food; if you're looking for restaurants near Bellevue Transit Center that prioritize the reverse, look elsewhere.

**UPDATE 9/5/18** I went back the next day because I felt like yesterday was probably a one-off with the kimchi - and also because it was delicious and I wanted more ;). I was right, the kimchi was much better this time so I'm updating my review to 5-stars. Delicious food all around. **Original 9/4/18** After the salad place at this location closed down I thought it would be 6 months before another business could get up and running. Luckily, Bowl Gogi turned it around quickly! Food: 9/10 Service: 10/10 Value: 8/10 I've been wishing Bellevue would get a food truck/restaurant in the area that served this type of food for lunch. The menu is easy to read and service was quick and friendly. A nice woman took the time to explain how the menu worked when I walked in and another person behind the counter helped guide me through the ordering process. I got the spicy pork Bowl Gogi - The food tastes delicious. Good spice level too, not too much heat and not too mild. I only wish they would either serve slightly larger portions of the side options or give more sides with the Bowl Gogi (you only get two sides). I chose the Kimchi and pickled onion - both good though the kimchi could have been a little better - it was a little on the dry side, maybe if they mixed the container once in a while it would keep it tasting fresh, it just seemed like it had been sitting out for a while (though I did go around 2pm so...) $14 with 15% tip. Okay value for what you get, I was filled and content after finishing though. Sorry, I would've posted a picture but I was too hungry this time. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place and will be visiting again for lunch.

Went today with my four year old! We got in at 11:45 and beat the lunch rush. I had bibimbop with chicken. It was basic, but good! I was happy that they could make it so quickly. They made my daughter a complimentary child size bowl. Seriously, the best customer service! I couldn't believe they just made my kid a customized bowl of food! It was small, and we chose white rice, eggs and broccoli for her, with sauce. My daughter ate every single bite without any complaints; and she ate it fast too. (She's not a picky eater, but getting kids to eat is hard no matter what.) If I'm ever back in the area, I'll return for sure! Clean, yummy, and such a kind team of people!!!

AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE AT THE SOFT OPENING! The food is awesome and the customer service is amazing. You get to really customize your bowl to suit your cravings! Their sauces are so good too. Excited for the grand opening!!!

So happy they are in Bellevue! As a diabetic, I have to stay away from rice (ugh) but Bowl Gogi to the rescue! I was able to get a delicious spicy pork bowl on a salad base with additional veggies and a spicy mayo sauce. Maybe the sauce isn't the healthiest, but it was worth it!! I was there at rush hour (12:30) and they were quick and efficient. Great food, great service.

What an awesome place this is! Everything falls into a right place to make it a perfect bowl. Sauces, veggies and meat make a great harmony to melt in my mouth. I am a foodie and tend to be very picky when it comes to rating food. That said, I will def. give this place perfect 5 out of 5 without hesitation. Only downside is that this place is kind of far from where I live. Check this place out! You won't regret it

I don't review much and if I do it's because something good is happening. Bowl Gogi is that good thing. Local opened business that's fast and delicious. Less poke, more Bulgogi. Don't forget the egg..

The food was delicious! The only minor gripe I have is I wish they'd update this platform to show their updated pricing. It was a lot more than what shows here.