Moo Bong Ri (MBR Oakland)

Great food and the staffs are very friendly and helpful. We ordered the dakgalbi and yang yum chicken wings, the flavors are so good and not too spicy. A great place to lift the mood up! Best Korean casserole in the Bay!

Disappointing Experience – Don’t Be Fooled by the Reviews I was excited to try this restaurant because of the high ratings, but it turns out many of those reviews are likely influenced by the $5 off promotion for positive feedback. Unfortunately, the reality was very disappointing. The food was terrible—especially the chicken, which was oily, dry, and completely lacking flavor, yet somehow priced at $18. The sausages with rice noodles were no better: chewy, bland, and inedible. The overall quality just doesn't match the price. If you value your money and your time, I strongly recommend avoiding this place. You’re better off elsewhere.

Came to order fried chicken since my coworker had them highly recommended. They did not disappoint. I ordered it to go with the spicy sauce and I I sat in my car and ate half while it was still fresh. If you like spicy food, I recommend ordering this. Half order was enough food for a few meals for myself. I got there right before a rush, it seems to get crowded fast.

Came around 6:30 pm on a sunday, was about a 20 minute wait. Once seated, the table came with water and we ordered a minute later. Great quick service with great food. Loved the kpop music videos playing on the TV. 10/10 would come again

The food here is really delicious! I always get their rose rice cake and soy garlic noodles. Their beef short rib soup is another favorite of mine. Large portions to share with friends and family. Customer service is great every time. I highly recommend!

Excellent traditional korean food. the beef rib soups we got was savory and the meat was perfect. Texture of our pork belly was on point as well. Definitely coming back!

Love Moo Bong Ri! You must order the rose tteokbokki. It’s the reason I come back here. I’d steer away from the chicken wings there def better ones out there in the Bay Area. Their bossom is a huge portion definitely good to 6 people. We had 4 and took half of it home. Their acorn noodle soup was so refreshing. A must go to spot for Korean food in the east bay.

The banchan was delicious and plentiful. We had mud fish soup and it was yummy. We also ordered kimchee dumplings thinking they were vegetarian but they also had ground pork. Very modern inside, hip and trendy. Menu is super pork centric, so if you love pork, you’re set!