Korean Bobcha

Got the bulgogi burrito at off the grid OMCA and honestly, no notes. Absolutely INCREDIBLE tasting - well marinated bulgogi, crispy tots, fast and smooth customer service. My friend got the chicken katsu and he intended to only eat half and he ate it all - I tried it and it was TASTY. I consider myself a discerning eater and I have no qualms at all. Highly recommend!!

This place is the*chefs kiss*! I ordered the healthy bowl and I’m not sure how healthy it actually is lol. It tasted so good. They give you lots of vegetables and an egg on top. You also get your choice of protein and you can add Korean fried chicken for a dollar. Of course got the KFC with the soy glaze. Definitely trouble when it comes to your work!

This is for the foodtruck. $20 for some meaty crunchy spicy wings seems like a pretty good deal to me. Wish the rice had something more going on with it, maybe even sauce drizzled?

The salad is spoiled and the Broccoli is overcooked.

Got this at the sunset night market and got our food super quick. Good: - AMAZING beef bulgogi burrito - me and my boyfriend devoured it so quickly, it had amazing ingredients and was so tasty and wish there was more of it - The KFC here was good, a bit hard to eat but it was very savory and lots of good crunch - Good portion sizes we had too much and saved some after - Nice staff and gave us our food really quick Bad: - Super casual and pick up experience and ambiance, nothing fancy - A little on the expensive side Overall enjoyed this meal and would eat again!

Visited this food truck in Foster City Off The Grid. They did not tell us they were out of veggies, rice and salad so when we went to eat our Healthy Bowl and Chicken Katsu bowl, we had chicken, tater tots and frozen corn. It was terrible. Like really inedible. Sadly we had taken it to go and it was not worth driving back to complain. Don’t order from this truck without confirming they have the ingredients because the chicken is really not good with tater tots and frozen corn as the sides.

I regret paying $20 for this. The chicken was low quality cuts with tons of bone and cartilage. Super nasty and messy. The sauce wasn't that good.

Ok for a quick bite before heading out from the Transbay Terminal. The Bobcha truck is parked outside the Salesforce tower l- corner of Mission & Fremont. Decent vegan option; just one but make sure you tell them no egg.

Got this at the sunset night market and got our food super quick. Good: - AMAZING beef bulgogi burrito - me and my boyfriend devoured it so quickly, it had amazing ingredients and was so tasty and wish there was more of it - The KFC here was good, a bit hard to eat but it was very savory and lots of good crunch - Good portion sizes we had too much and saved some after - Nice staff and gave us our food really quick Bad: - Super casual and pick up experience and ambiance, nothing fancy - A little on the expensive side Overall enjoyed this meal and would eat again!

Korean-Mexican fusion wrapped up in a burrito! What We Ordered: + Bobcha Burrito w/ Spicy Pork, add Fried Egg; 5/5 $18.86 for a pretty large burrito that feeds 2, not bad. The fried egg is an additional $1.50, and it def makes the burrito so much tastier. I really enjoyed the crispy tater tots, kimchi, and the Korean flavor of the burrito. The kimchi was not overpowering, allowing the taste of the spicy pork belly to come through. I'm hooked. Took one bite and wanted to go back and order another one for next days meal.

I tried the healthy bowl at treasure island festival over the weekend and that thing was fire! I had to do no kimchi cause it does have shellfish and I'm allergic. But instead I loaded up on spicy pork and extra hot sauce. Highly recommend that combo if you like hot food, it was the perfect amount of spicy and came with a ton of meat. The veggies were also super fresh and there were even some steamed broccoli in the bowl upping the veg factor. It was a huge amount of food for only 18 (which at a festival is cheap) and I could barely even finish it.

We ordered a chicken bowl and the fried chicken. The fried chicken was good, no complaints there. But the chicken bowl was nothing special, first the chicken had very little flavor and They forgot the kimchi and cabbage. How are you going to forget the kimchi on a Korean bowl!!!!! The rest of the ingredients tasted cheap and boring adding nothing to enhance the other flavors.

So weird to get a Korean BBQ burrito and to not like the beef. The beef was dry, and after almost $14, just not worth it. Also, I felt the burrito was small too. Would skip this truck.

Food poisoning from Bobcha Food Truck this weekend. It was the only thing we ate that day and we experienced all the symptoms. Unfortunate because it was decent food, but you could definitely tell the conditions were not as clean as they present to be through pictures. Bulgogi was definitely from Costco. Service was good, food came out fast, but would definitely not eat here again.

The Meat Lover's Bowl allows you to choose two types of meat from their protein options. The options are beef Bulgogi, sweet & spicy pork, BBQ chicken, Korean Fried chicken and tofu. I love how I can choose two proteins and try more of their meat. I chose beef Bulgogi and BBQ chicken. It came with white rice and salad. Good beef Bulgogi; not too saucy. Meat was tender and perfectly cooked. The BBQ chicken was well marinated; has some sweetness and soy sauce taste to it. I expected the orange sauce to be spicy but it was not although it adds another layer of flavor to the chicken which makes it less sweet. The Healthy Bowl has one choice of protein. Great alternate if you want to skip the carbs. Reasonable price for the options offered and quality of food. I wish I have tried their version of KFC and sweet spicy pork.

A good Korean food truck place with generous portions! I get their food when they stop by Levi's Plaza every so often. I usually get the Korean Healthy Bowl with Bulgogi Beef, very flavorful!

On Thursday, our employer has new food trucks come every week so that we don't have to travel far for food and I gotta say that this has been the best food truck we've had for awhile. I got the meat lovers bowl; half spicy port and KFC (Korean fried chicken). It came with rice and a salad which was of course great together. My co-worker got the tots and KFC (on its own) and they were BOMB! Those portions were SPOT ON for sharing with me and another co-worker. This was by far the best food truck that has been on our facility that we appreciate exists. I didn't take any pictures because we were all starving - LOL but we for sure clean all our plates. Also if you're wondering prices, its in between $11-$17 for their foods. I would say it worth my opinion cause we cleared our foods.

We basically ordered the whole menu for the family at Korean BOBCHA at the Off the Grid: Fort Mason event. 2 Protein Plate ($14): My dad got the beef and chicken for his 2 protein choices. Their beef reminds me of the Costco bulgogi beef. Everyone loved the chicken which was really soft. Bobcha KFC ($17): I believe this came with 8 chicken wings, half soy garlic and half sweet & spicy. You can barely taste the soy garlic so you mostly taste the dry but crispy chicken. The sweet & spicy was much better since it has more flavor. This order came with salad and rice which was nice. Bobcha Tots ($17): The tots were served in a unique way. They must have smashed the tots because they were thin crispy tot layers topped with bulgogi beef and kimchi. This was a family favorite for sure. Bobcha Burrito ($14): So there's apparently a layer of tater tots in here which is probably the same thing they use for the tots. We got spicy pork and it went so well with the rest of the burrito ingredients. It was unique and such a successful Asian fusion item. This was my brother's favorite and probably mine too.

Korean Bobcha was so good that I literally had it twice in the last week! Both times I opted for the Bobcha Burrito which, on these trips, featured a slight twist from the norm. Instead of bacon fried rice, it featured tator tots and my goodness, is that an upgrade or what?! The first time, I split a bulgolgi beef version with a friend. The beef made the burrito a little sweeter than I would've preferred but luckily the kimchi helped to balance it out. The tots provided a delightful crunchiness and probably also helped cut the heft (compared to rice). I wasn't a huge fan of the spring greens in the middle (mostly cause it's not very Korean nor does it belong in a burrito) but it was there for health. The second time, I went with spicy pork and let me tell you, that's the move. It was so good! Again the spring greens left something to be desired (kimchi chives or daikon would be more fun and authentic imo) but everything else played together very well! Both times left me in a bit of a food coma, but both times were worth it!

The fried chicken was bomb, but their bulgogi burrito was even BETTER. THE BESTTTTTTT

There is no worse feeling than standing in line at food truck in SF and spending $17-$18 bucks per plate and the food just being okay. This is definitely not the case! I've visited this truck on different occasions and they've always been consistently good with me These guys are definitely worth a follow on twitter if you ever wanna get something different and something good The spicy chicken wings hits you with a little sweet, savory and just a little spice. Pairs really well with steamed rice and a little salad I definitely gotta try the soy garlic wings next time! The other plate, wow. This one's a take home, for sure. Tater Tots, Bulgogi, Kimchi, Cheesy and super savory. I took 10 bites and I'm ready to KO for the day. Thank you for the awesome food and stellar service!

The vendor was very disrespectful and cancelled my order 20 minutes before the food was due to arrive. I had to call, text and email the vendor before he decided to answer. I would NOT recommend this caterer at all. It's really a shame because I believe the food would have been good. There are so many Korean caterers in the Bay Area that I would definitely go with one of them Instead of Bobcha SF.

One of the best food trucks I've been to in a while! If you love Korean food and spicy sauces, Bobcha is the truck for you. I've tried: -Bulgogi Beef & Spicy Pork (w/Kale Slaw, Steamed Rice, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=Rk4Y219pAvtB1AwCZAzBgQ&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): Yum- both their bulgogi beef and spicy pork are really good, and super flavorful. You can opt for salad instead of steamed rice. This is a large portion of food, and is probably at least a meal and a half for most. -Bobcha Tots (Bulgogi Beef, Kimchi, Cheese, Magic & Hot Sauce, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=6w_snqrFlRzRGtyvVXRkwQ&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): SO GOOD, and a must order! The tots were nice and crispy, and held up to all the delicious toppings. It's highly recommended to eat these fresh, since the sauces and beef can make the tots soggy. Food is prepared quickly, and it took less than 10 minutes each time. I still need to come back and try their KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Bobcha Burrito (my coworker has ordered this and it's giant).

Visited this food truck in Foster City Off The Grid. They did not tell us they were out of veggies, rice and salad so when we went to eat our Healthy Bowl and Chicken Katsu bowl, we had chicken, tater tots and frozen corn. It was terrible. Like really inedible. Sadly we had taken it to go and it was not worth driving back to complain. Don't order from this truck without confirming they have the ingredients because the chicken is really not good with tater tots and frozen corn as the sides.

This place is the*chefs kiss*! I ordered the healthy bowl and I'm not sure how healthy it actually is lol. It tasted so good. They give you lots of vegetables and an egg on top. You also get your choice of protein and you can add Korean fried chicken for a dollar. Of course got the KFC with the soy glaze. Definitely trouble when it comes to your work!

I visited their food truck while I was at Spark Social in San Francisco, and it was the best decision that I've made. I ordered the following items: -Bob Burrito -Bobcha KFC -Bobcha Tots All the favors of each item goes together so well. The portion was good and satisfied my coworkers and I. I highly recommend you to check out their food truck for some delicious food. You won't regret it!

Bobcha is one of the better and more affordable food trucks in the Bay Area! Compared to other trucks, their prices are very fair and they pack their dishes with lots of protein. I tried this truck when they were at Off the Grid at Civic Center in SF. I ordered their bob burrito ($10) with beef bulgogi (+$1). I asked them to cut it in half and they had no problem with that. You can also grab gojuchang sauce + their magic sauce on the side of the truck. When I got back to the office, the burrito was still warm so that's a plus! On first look, you can see that the burrito is stuffffed with bulgogi--so worth it! Along with bulgogi, the burrito comes with their magic orange sauce, spicy fried rice, lettuce, sour cream, mozzarella cheese, and pineapple! Pineapple may sound a little weird in a burrito, but I thought the sweetness went well with the bulgogi. The burrito had a bit more magic sauce than I wanted, but not so much that it deterred me from eating it. I actually finished only half of the burrito and I was so full. Even my coworker who eats a lot had 1/5 of his burrito left at the end of lunch! I've also tried their cupbob and I think that is my new favorite! You pick 2 proteins and it comes with mixed greens and rice. They really pack the box with the meats! I got KFC/korean fried chicken and spicy pork. I liked both! The KFC sauce was sweet and spicy, and the spicy pork had their magic sauce drizzled on top. I couldn't even finish this box for one meal, so you can definitely make 2 meals out of it! I also tried some of my coworker's curry tots and those are definitely noteworthy. They are super crunchy without too much seasoning, so the curry flavor isn't super strong. Tastes great when dipped in a side of magic sauce! Bobcha will stay a staple in my lunch routine!

Ordered a healthy bowl from DoorDash (probably my mistake). It was mediocre. No sauce, veggies has zero flavoring and everything was just meh. I know it's a healthy bowl but there are other healthy bowls that taste much better.

Totally miss my order just now. 45 min wait. My number was #66. 67, 68and so on was called. I gave ample time before asking if #66 was going to be called. They totally forgot got because they asked me what was my order. SMH. Sigh....

Discovered this food truck during an Off The Grid event! I got their bulgogi bobcha burrito and it was delicious! It was packed. Lots of the bulgogi meat and it was marinated and cooked well. Really loved the addition of pico de gallo. We also added an egg which made it even more satisfying. We asked for it to be cut in half and they kindly obliged. Would definitely get this again!

Tried the KFC and the wangs were so small! I would go for the burrito if I tried this place again. They gave me all soy garlic instead of half half like I requested, but they kindly fixed their mistake. Nice people.

I got to try Korean Bobcha recently at Off The Grid at Devils Canyon in San Carlos this past Friday. I ordered the BIBIMBOP with BULGOGI. It was huge! Lots of rice topped with shredded veggies, generous heaping of meat, and a fried egg (no extra cost). After tax it was only $12 and it was basically two portions. No extra cost unless you want to add Korean Fried Chicken as you protein (extra $1). Bulgogi meat was tender and well marinated. I loaded up on their orange sauce and a little red sauce. My friends ordered the TOTS -- both Cali version and truffle bacon version. These are more like appetizer size but were loaded with all the toppings. I got a good whiff of the truffle flavor from my friend's dish even though it was across the table. Looking forward to ordering more from this truck if I run into it again at an OTG. I want to try the boneless KFC or other meats on top of the bibimbop.

It's hard to find good Korean food. It can be hard to find good food truck food as well. However, I was delightfully surprised when Korean Bobcha catered last week. We were served veggie dumplings, japchae, and make your own bibimbap bowls with an assortment of veggies, BBQ chicken, BBQ beef, and sauces. The dumplings were lightly fried and filled with tofu and other veggies. They were batch cooked so they had that slight bit of toughness to them but still tastes great, and be forewarned, always go for a meat or seafood dumpling, yet kept getting more of these. The japchae wasn't overly greasy and was one of the better ones I've had. The chicken was less fatty and had more flavor than the beef, so I'd recommend sticking with the chicken. The kimchi bacon fried rice had lots of potential but felt that it was very bland. Couldn't really taste any of the kimchi or diced up bacon. Veggies were fresh. Didn't care for the sauces too much besides the normal hot sauce. I've seen the truck at Off The Grid and the food truck stop on 2nd Street but never tried them before today. If I see them around and the Korean food craving hits, I'll definitely hit up their truck. BBQ chicken, japchae and veggie dumplings FTW!

The first time I tried this food truck, I had the curry tots and they were amazing! Just a good amount of curry powder flavor on it and the tots were extra crispy just as I like it. What made it more amazing was their orange sauce!! So good, I'd buy a bottle of it.. I recently tried this place again and ordered the bob cha tots which are tater tots with bulgogi on top and drenched in different sauces and green onion. In my opinion, this was good, but a bit too heavy for me. The sauces were really heavy and the meat was also very rich in flavor and a little too much for me. Next time, I'd prefer to get just the regular tots without meat so I can fully enjoy the tots and that bombbb orange sauce. I would also like to try the bulgogi burrito next time. My coworker really enjoyed it and said the orange sauce to go with it, really made a huge difference. P.S. Don't skip on that orange sauce!

Got the Korean Bobcha at Off the Grid and it was a real hit for me and my friends. The bulgogi meat was flavorful and tasty and the price was descent for the amount of food that you got. -Bobcha tots: crispy tater tots topped with tender bulgogi beef, kimchi, and cheese. Probably one of the best things on the menu if you're looking for a great bang for your buck! // 12.00 +tax -Cup Bob: Tasty rice bowl with two choices of meat (we got bulgogi and Korean fried chicken) and kale slaw. The bulgogi really is a winner at this truck but with the Korean fried chicken I just wasn't as impressed. My boyfriend ate all the kale before I got to try any so I'm going to assume it has good flavor, especially because my boyfriend never eats vegetables. // 10.00 + tax

Food trucks at Devils Canyon, a Friday night ritual. LOVED the beef burrito "Cali style" with an egg. The Man got the spicy pork tacos. We split both, I'm so happy. Korean food and Pineapple lager, thank you mam! Ps. Cali Style has tator tots with cheese instead of rice...hella yes. Ate too fast to get a photo.

I tried this place last week (Sept 2019) at Off the Grid SF Friday Night in Fort Mason. Before trying Bobcha, I was under the (I'm sure false) impression that food truck food was not as high quality as restaurant food due to my past experiences but this place has really changed my mind on this. I got the Bibimbob with fried tofu and it was delicious! It came rice + tofu, egg, mushroom, beansprout, zucchini, red cabbage, kale, carrot, and lettuce + extra red (I'm guessing gochujang) and mayo-based sauce they have out for you to top your food with afterward. So good, fresh and filling- I could only finish half the bowl. Its been a week and I am still craving this place to the point of making my own recreating at home tonight. Best food truck food I've ever had, highly recommend.

I got the bobcha burrito. Delicious and huge. The curry fries are overpriced and have a bit more curry powder than necessary but good. Get the magic sauce" makes everything even better. I hope they Come more often to civic center. Portions great. Quality delicious.

Friendly service. Delicious wings. Overly sweet Bulgogi. Incredibly wet and soggy veggies in my bibimbop. Overcooked egg. Sad to say I had to throw away most of my bowl, but the kids liked the wings.

Thanks for the delicious food! Some of the best Korean food I have had. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone. -Washington Hospital RN

Food truck review. Bobcha tots (Bulgogi, cheese, sauce) - 3/5 KFC - 2/5 Overall, "A-OK."

Looking back at my "food trucks list", I had no idea it had been so long since I last reviewed a food truck! Which is odd, since it doesn't seem like it's been all that long, but it kind of makes sense at the same time. Now that I think about it, it does seem like it's been a while since I hunted down a truck to try. I mean, it's not like there are places where food trucks congregate everyday. Oh wait... After finally checking out SoMa StrEat Park (sidenote: my autocorrect is now forever ruined), I was eager to see what variety of trucks awaited us. Unfortunately though, not many were still open when we arrived (it was only 8pm!), so our choice was essentially made for us. However, even if that wasn't the case, we likely would have ended up at Bobcha anyways. While the menu may be standard for a Korean food truck (Korean burritos, tacos, nachos, etc.), it was also the most appealing out of everything we saw. -- NACHOS - Bulgogi Beef, Kimchi, Lettuce, and Cheese on Tortilla Chips with Hot and Magic Sauces (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bobcha-south-san-francisco?select=tuXgn9UbtKttgTgQGzK8eg) This was one good looking order - a bed of tortilla chips covered with a generous mound of meat and cheese. The bulgogi was juicy and tender and I liked the combination of the two sauces. However, I wasn't a fan of the chips; the taste was mostly fine, but I wish they had been thicker, as it didn't take long for them to become soggy/flimsy. -- BOB BURRITO - Bacon Spicy Fried Rice, Lettuce, and a Choice of Meat (Bulgogi) with Magic Sauce (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bobcha-south-san-francisco?select=WI6-2BkRMvSlgElGzmdGZg) In hindsight, I should've tried another meat, but more of the bulgogi suited my taste buds just fine! I liked the meaty, saltiness of the bacon as well, though the fried rice wasn't as spicy as I had hoped. Still, everything was pretty good. Just make sure to add kimchi (+$1)! Sadly, I forgot to with mine and it really could've used that pungent acidity to balance out the flavors. Although there's no shortage of Korean/Asian Fusion food trucks around the Bay Area, Bobcha is a pretty solid entry, albeit not super unique. There may not be one signature dish or element to their food, but I thought the food was pretty solid overall, even if the chips still kind of bug me In the end though, the most important thing is that, despite how they were one of the only available options available to us, they didn't let us down!

A little disappointed to spend $18 on a Healthy Bowl w/ Spicy Pork at the SFO Food Truck and find mushy pre-frozen vegetables. Broccoli, cauliflower and baby carrots seemed defrosted and corn was probably too. Three stars because the food altogether tasted pretty good, but I would expect fresh vegetables for the price. I could put frozen vegetables on rice at home.

I had to go to City Hall to drop off something and saw that they had food trucks across the way. I was hungry and saw Bobcha had a queue so of course I had to queue up as well! I ordered #1, Bibimbop with fried tofu, brown rice and kimchi for $13. I only waited a few minutes and got my order. It was a large portion with carrots, mushrooms, bean sprouts, purple cabbage, regular cabbage, pickled cucumber and kale. It was so large and filling and I couldn't finish it but SO inhaled the rest of it. It's the first time I ordered with Bobcha but I really, really want to try the Bobcha tater tots next time.

Came upon this truck because there was a "Lose Your Wallet" event promoting Apple Pay in downtown Burlingame, and Korean Bobcha was a participating vendor. Even though there were many people in line, they worked very efficiently and got the food out quickly. The lady who was taking orders was also calling our numbers for pickup, and she was a rockstar. We had a choice of three items and we could choose from three different proteins - bulgogi beef, spicy pork, sweet soy chicken. Cup Bob - zucchini, lettuce, garlic and magic sauces over steamed rice Bob Burrito - bacon kimchi fried rice, pineapple, sweet sour cream, lettuce, magic sauce Bibim Bob - mushrooms, beansprouts, zucchini, red cabbage, carrots, and lettuce over steamed rice with fried egg on top and magic sauce Consensus was that the bulgogi meat was the tastiest, and the Bob Burrito was the favorite. The spiciness of the kimchi fried rice complemented the sweetness of the bulgogi, and the sweet sour cream they put in was a perfect addition that wasn't too tart like usual sour cream. Korean fusion and "Korean Mexican" isn't a new thing, but Korean Bobcha does it very well and we really enjoyed our lunch today. As this was a promotional event, I don't know what the normal price is for these items, but I would definitely choose this truck again if cost was reasonable.

Quite good Bibimbob, fresh, ample. I should dock two stars, but practicing moderation, I'm only pulling one. A huge bowl of meat, good rice, fresh veggies and an egg... but they charge extra for kimchi?? Let that soak in a moment. Well, maybe you could go with it, suffering only minimal shock, if at least it was a major addition and flavor shift for the dish. But you know what they give you -- gave me, anyway -- for a dollar? I'm not kidding about this: About a tablespoon. I took a photo. Seriously. Really. True. For honest. And that that airborne dusting of Kimchi costs you a dollar more. How much is a perilla leaf -- three? W T F , Dudes?

I don't know what took me so long to try this food truck. I'm so glad they were nearby my office today because I was craving fried chicken and rice! I ordered the option with choices of two meats, rice, and kale salad (I think it's the Cup?). I got bulgogi chicken and Korean fried chicken for an extra dollar. They were both so good, especially with the fried egg, which was another $1.50. I didn't like the kale salad too much.. I think the kale could've been massaged more, but also it's really hard to beat the taste of fried chicken! The fried chicken had a sweet and spicy sauce, and the bulgogi chicken was delicious with their Magic Sauce. Service was really quick! There were at least 6 people ahead of me, and after ordering, I only waited no more than 5 minutes. My total meal with tip costs around $14. The portions were a lot for me that I ended up saving half for dinner. And I'm glad there wasn't a lot of rice... At first I felt it wasn't enough, but it actually was just right because I would've been full much faster.

I ordered the soy garlic bobcha kfc ($16.00) from this truck at Off the Grid - Menlo Park and it was the best dish I ordered at this event. I would order the chicken again in a heartbeat.

As I have gotten older, and my metabolism has slowed to about half speed, I have had to make some very unfortunate sacrifices, including downgrading my carb intake from thick sliced white bread and an extra serving of Japanese rice every day, to veggies and wheat bread or other alternatives. Ofcourse for the sake of my mental sanity I have my occasional cheat day, and when I do I want each gram of carbs and sugar to be really worthwhile. I was sad when I spent that day at Bobcha. Bacon Bulgogi Burrito ($7.75) add egg ($1) - 2 STARS. This burrito, which should by default include both kimchi and an egg ($1 extra each), was dissatisfying but large. The meat was low quality, but worse yet was the overly sweet red sauce that ruined the entire burrito. It was chock full of very mediocre non-bacony rice, and the very hard cooked egg was no saving grace. John's Snack Deli is still by far my favorite spot for a Korean Burrito. Save your money and daily carb/calorie intake and head somewhere else if you find yourself at Soma Streat Food Park.

Korean good. Korean burritos better. Seriously, whoever came up with the idea to put delicious Korean food in a burrito was a genius and I'm glad we have a few options for it in SF. When Korean Bobcha was in the Food Eaze spot, I figured I would give it a shot. They have the standard items: burritos, bowls (which they call cups), loaded tots, bibimbap, and KFC wings. While I was focused on the burrito, seeing the bowls and loaded tots made me definitely consider getting one next time. But I was set on a spicy pork burrito. What I got was HUGE. Definitely a deal for the price as I got two meals out of it. It's one of those burritos that even the dedicated would have trouble polishing off in one sitting. It also is a flavor ride - spciy from the spicy pork and magic sauce; smokey and sour from the bacon kimchi fried rice; sweet from the pineapple and sour cream. Now that flavor profile might not be for everyone, but I enjoyed it! I got about 2/3s done and saved the rest for dinner, which was fine. Would definitely come back to this truck when I want two meals.

This was a really great korean burrito (though I quibble strongly with the idea that kimchi should cost extra. it's literally free at almost every korean restaurant). I thought they did a good job getting a melty outer layer of cheese and the sauces are on point too. I would recommend standing by the truck to eat so you can sauce up every bite.

Making Mexican-[insert another cuisine here] fusion street tacos and burritos seems to be the norm for food trucks. Bobcha fulfills that concept with their Korean-style tacos and burritos. But they also offer burgers, nachos, fries, and the more conservative and traditional bibimbap. Unfortunately, if the "Bob Burrito" is reflective of the quality of Bobacha's other menu items, then I doubt I'd revisit this food truck any time soon. For nearly $11, the Bob Burrito contains spicy bacon fried rice, lettuce, and a choice of meat. I chose beef bulgogi for my meat and added a fried egg for an additional $1. The egg was decent, but cooked to a medium-well. The bulgogi was tasty, but salty and extremely greasy. And the spicy bacon fried rice added just a mild kick, though I wish there were more bacon pieces. The "magic sauce" they slathered all over the meat in the burrito made the entire meal ridiculously greasy and heavy. I ended up tossing the tortilla wrap because it was saturated with so much oil. I feel like Bobcha lost all aspects of Korean food by drenching everything with their magic sauce. It was quite disappointing, as I thought I'd really enjoy their food.

My all time favorite asian-fusion place in San Francisco. I can't express how much I like the food here! I still remember the day (like a few years ago man) I tried this place randomly. I have been hunting this place down for a year now and I'm so happy I found it. Similar to HRD, they have pineapple in their burritos..but OMG this place man. The SAUCE and the bulgogi meat, seriously blows every one else out of the competition! Came here with my coworkers and even they couldn't pass up this place! The tots + chicken looked delicious, DEFINITELY going to have to try them out next. Will be back + I'm looking forward to updating you guys on my favorites!

KFC Korean fried chicken is crispy and coated in a tangy and sweet sauce that had us licking our fingers! At $13 for 12 wings with a kale salad, it was also a bargain. I need to come here again for the tater tots!

The closest restaurant to my office park is a few miles away. To compensate for this middle-of-nowhere location, they coordinate for food trucks to come every day at lunch. The Bobcha truck is by far my favorite truck on the rotating schedule. I've tried most of their menu and decided that the burrito with bulgogi is my favorite item on the menu. They are the tastiest. They are the best deal (in terms of meat to dollar ratio). If this truck is rolling by your area you'd be a fool not to stop by.

Loved their meat lovers bowl from their food truck! Service is good and very much appreciated! Can't wait till they come back to my neighborhood so I can have my meat lovers bowl again!

Got the burrito, highly meh. Doesn't hold a candle to HRD. First, extra $1 for kimchi? Really? On the burrito - unnecessarily large, falls apart immediately, the lettuce is soggy and bland, the cheese is out of place, and half the ingredients are warm while the other half are cold. I tried something else here months ago, it was also too much food, and the flavor profile was boring. I actually gave it to a homeless dude. Give me HRD any day over this joint.