The Bulgogi + Dukuhbee Noodle

Friendly staff. Easy to order kiosk. Bus your own table if you dine in. Easy to do takeout as well if you just wanna pick up and go. Great lunch and dinner spot and it does get busy, so be sure to order ahead before arriving to pick up your food. As my friends and I were having our dinner, there were many take outs. Hand pull noodles is a must order! Chewy and bouncy noodles with great flavors. The Bulgolgi beef short ribs were so flavorful and tender. Our first time trying the Gimmari (Crispy seaweed roll) and was fun to eat with their house made sauce! All their sauces are made in house. If you are a saucy person this place is for you. The Mandoo is crispy and deliciously paired with a sweet mayo like sauce. They now offer selection of drinks for 21+ individuals! We tried the Rice Korean Beer CanMak regular and Peach flavor and The Good Day Soju Lychee flavor. Sweet, refreshing, and delicious! Come give them a try.

We loved everything we got here! This is such a great spot for a fast casual Korean takeout or even dining in since they've remodeled the inside and they offer Korean beers, wine and soju now! We loved the beef dukuhbee noodles that had a slight kick and perfect chewiness with their house made noodles. The beef bulgogi bibimbap was my husband's favorite and we added a fried egg as well. The japchae was solid too! Loved the galbi ribs rice plate which had generous cuts of ribs! The wings had great flavor and a nice crunch. Definitely coming back soon. The staff is friendly and everything came out pretty fast too!

The handpulled noodles seriously delicious. The texture on point, tasty and good portion. I ordered the one with tofu and not spicy. It was fantastic! The sauce was flavourful. The umami, salty and sweetness level were perfectly compliment the dish. The chicken wings also yummy. 😊❤️

This place had a weird atmosphere. It was quite desolate, freezing cold, and had a slightly sour smell. No one takes your order; you have to do it yourself at a kiosk, and you also have to bus yourself at the end. I’m giving service one star, because even though I had to do most of the service myself, the food came out quickly. The food was… just okay. The portions were good though. I also did appreciate the chopsticks— They were legit quality and Made in Korea. The biggest reason why I am rating so low is that THEY PLAYED THE SAME SONG ON REPEAT. I am not joking. The 40 minutes we were there they played poppop by NCT WISH over and over and over again. I nearly lost my mind.

Yummy mom and pop Korean restaurant in SE Portland! They make ordering easy by having a touch pad, but they can also take your order at the register if you have any questions. My favorites were the Korean fried chicken, seaweed rolls, and hand-pulled noodles! Their wings are crispy and flavorful. Their seaweed rolls was filled with noodles and fried to perfection. Their hand-pulled noodles are made in house and texture is perfect! I just wish the noodles were longer so I can get a good slurp. Of course, we also had to get the galbi and some drinks! You can’t go wrong with both especially if you plan on eating and yapping all night with your friends 🤣 their canmak btw, tastes straight up like juice!! Would love to come back here for dinner before a night of going out.

Ate here for the first time yesterday with my friends, and I ordered the hand-pulled noodles as well as the bulgogi fries. Both were super tasty. Loved how chewy the noodle was, and the sauce, if you order it with the very spicy spice level, really has a kick to it. The bulgogi fries also instantly become a favorite of mine. Really generous portion, and the sauce, the cheese, and the beef bulgogi made it a really delicious loaded fries. Friendly staff crew, ordering was very convenient, and food came out pretty quick even though the place was relatively packed when I came. Highly recommended!!

This is a great spot for a yummy casual and cozy meal. My personal favorite item is the Seoul Wings. The Korean fried chicken here is crispy and saucy. The handmade noodles are great too! We love the texture of them 😋

To say that the noodles were good would be like saying Niagara Falls is kind of pretty. There is that tentative moment before you bite into a dish, if you pay attention where your heartbeat goes up a little and you experience a kind of culinary suspense. You kind of cast yourself into an intimate relationship with your tastebuds like a first date when you are lonely. A moment filled with trepidation where you have been hurt before. It’s why so many settle for a safe marriage instead of a passionate one, why people go to the same restaurant for years instead of reaching for the sublime. Those beef noodles are tremendous! They are substantial without being fat, they are chewy and real. The sauce was exactly right, a hot and savory blend that hit the tongue like a long lost child returning to their mother. It just fit, right there with the noodles like a horseman wearing the perfect winter’s coat, safe and comforting. The beef was beyond tender and melded into the dish like music melds into a passionate and earthy dance. Can you tell I am impressed? It was honestly one of the best noodle dishes I have ever had. I was brought to the floor and as an old grappler, I can tell you it ain’t that easy to take me down! It was so good. Do I have a beef? Other than the gentle succulence of the meal I had, well yes. I prefer fountain drinks or real iced tea to cans of soda. This, I feel is a short cut that many creative restaurants are taking, it saves time and work, but it takes the edge off a perfect meal. The owners have forgotten this, the beverage is an important product… just “Give them a Coke” is a wasted moment, a pat answer. And beyond that, no ice in the house. But does it take away points? No. Because the food really is that good! I find myself thinking about that dish, it’s kicking around in the back of my mind, like old memories of baking bread, or the look in the eye of a stranger you wished you had spoken to. I love doing reviews, but I am like that Lothorio who never rests, must always seek perfection. There are too many new experiences and it’s hard to look back, hard to go backwards instead of the forward hunt! But even adventurers need a really safe place, an excellent and safe harbor for when they need a little culinary love. And this is one of those places. I will go again and I will bring friends!

Food is flavorful, tender, and delicious! You gotta order their hand pull noodles! It's made in house and all the sauces as well! Gimmari is such a crispy and fun snack to start with! The bulgolgi short rib is tender and scrumptious! Staff is kind and ready to help if needed. Order takeout or dine in: can call for your take out order or order in the kiosk in store! There is parking in the rear :) Come and enjoy a good meal and also they have drinks served now for 21+! Soju, beer, wine, and more!

We got the hand pull noodles and the pork bulgogi. The noodles were overcooked and the whole dish did not have flavor even though it appeared to be flavorful. The pork bulgogi was flavorful but too sweet. Additionally, the whole restaurant smelled of sewage which puts off the appetite. We wanted to eat then get out ASAP. Overall not a good experience and wouldn't go back again even for take out.

Good food, but a little lackluster in my experience. We ordered the bibimbap (added egg) and the Du Kuh Bee hand pulled noodles. The egg on the bibimbap was a bit overdone and it's an extra $2 to add this when I feel it is normally a staple for this dish. Veggies also seemed a bit scant. Just felt like the dish was put together a little haphazardly. Du Kuh Bee noodles were good. At this place you order at a computer screen and seat yourself and bus your own table.

This place serve the BEST AND AUTHENTIC Korean food. They deserve lines of people out the door everyday. I've never tasted Korean food as good as this place. It's what I imagined authentic Korean food would taste like. It's soooo good, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you eat here. You won't regret it one bit.

This place is by my house and yet I did not know about their hand pulled noodles until recently. I decided to try them out tonight and they did not disappoint. They were so tasty. I had them with tofu and medium spice and they were not overly saucy and the flavor was so good. The noodles themselves were cooked to perfection and not too soft but had a good chewy consistency to them. I added some of the radishes to it and it was flavor perfection! I will defintely have to come back again. I also ordered a fried rice with tofu for my daughter at home. I still think she prefers her favorite Thai Basil fried rice but this wasn't bad. My photos suck as I took them after we had ate so they look at lil empty. I liked their ordering center. It had a big touch screen with photos and all I had to do was point and pay!

We loved everything we got here! This is such a great spot for a fast casual Korean takeout or even dining in since they've remodeled the inside and they offer Korean beers, wine and soju now! We loved the beef dukuhbee noodles that had a slight kick and perfect chewiness with their house made noodles. The beef bulgogi bibimbap was my husband's favorite and we added a fried egg as well. The japchae was solid too! Loved the galbi ribs rice plate which had generous cuts of ribs! The wings had great flavor and a nice crunch. Definitely coming back soon. The staff is friendly and everything came out pretty fast too!

So this is the famous duh kul bee from Beaverton that has since closed. Owner opened a spot on the east side still serving the good hand pulled noodles. Got the mild pork noodles and did not disappoint

We had a huge noodle craving so this restaurant immediately drew us in! We decided to order takeout and was surprised how quick the service was. We order the Du Kuh Bee noodle which consists of hand pulled noodles with green cabbage, carrot, onion, spinach and your choice of protein. Beef and pork were our picks. The order was packaging nicely and even came with a mini side of pickled reddish. The flavor of the noodles were tasty, it definitely has that Korean flavor you'd expect! The meat was tender and noodles were a nice texture. I just wish there would of been a bit more meat and that the noodles were a bit less oily. Overall, I really did enjoy the flavor of the noodles and it solved my noodle craving!

This place is decent. The restaurant is pretty basic and you have to bus your own tables. You order on a touch screen. The portions are huge. We definitely over ordered because the pics on the touchscreen were deceiving. The food was just ok. The flavor was nice but the noodles were pretty basic and I guess I expected more.

Having this fresh rather than delivered was a good option for a rainy Sunday afternoon. That said , this isn't the best Korean food in PDX but a good quick option. Love their wings and handmade noodles. So nothing too special here but still appreciate this restaurant and their kind and quick service.

Came here for dinner with a friend, the service was fast and friendly the food was phenomenal! I had the beef noodles and they were so flavorful, smoky and delicious. I will definitely be back!

Total disappointment. They do not make food for people from Beaverton crowd expectations at all. We ordered beef bibimbap and shrimp dukukbee noodles. Don't set any high expectations, you'll be disappointed. This place is not you typical Beaverton Korea restaurant, more like McDonald's version. Rice a cold and dried chunky. The only thing make the bibimbap to consume is a beef was cooked. Felt like i was eating leftover food. The dukuhbee noodles was nothing to talk about either

I got a beef bowl with extra meat and it was so good, good portion size I did pay for extra sauce too which I would think would be included with such a big bowl but it was just 1$. I would 100% come here again. I got in when no one was there so it came out fairly quick. Small little place but with friendly staff and amazing food.

This place is a local gem. The owners/workers are super kind and have many regulars. The food was so yummy. The fries were crispy and the bulgogi was so delicious. The hand pulled noodles tasted fresh and their portions are generous. We definitely took ours to go since we could not finish it. You can tell that they cook with love and lots of delicious flavors. Definitely give this place a try! We will definitely be coming back as well.

Finally got to try this place and really enjoyed it. The Seoul wings are super tasty. The bibimbop was decent and the pork noodles were tasty. When you say super spicy, be prepared to get it SPICY. Ended up getting takeout because dining in seemed less than encouraged. Besides that, pretty solid

Came with my wife as we both enjoy Asian foods of any sort. We had 2 different meals with the cucumber salad to share as well. The food texture was on point. The temperature was perfect for my wife, but I could go a bit hotter, yet it was still a great temperature. The flavors were numerous but still balanced. I can't find anything bad to say about this place. We eat lots of Asian food and I'm from southwest Asia myself so I've had all kinds... and I'm telling you all reading this, the food is top notch. 97/100. Really good food. Great people.

The hand pulled noodles are amazing especially when you order it with extra noodles (medium spicy)! The service is great too! We always stop here when we're in Portland!

Ordered door dash and man this was delicious! I recommend the mandoo (deep fried dumplings). It was packed with flavor. The hand pulled noodles were made fresh and lots of protein was included, which is a plus. I want to try other dishes next.

Used GrubHub and the food was warm and well plated when it arrived. The meal itself was tasty and perfectly spicy, and I had more than enough for leftovers. All the veggies were fresh and the tofu I got was cooked well and seasoned. Will definitely be ordering again.

This was our first time here and we had it delivered. We ordered the BiBimBob with chicken, vegetarian BiBimBob, garlic honey Seoul Wings and the beef Du Kuh Bee Noodle. Because our young daughters we're eating this as well we asked for nothing spicy and Kim che on the side. The food was great!! Everything had great flavor, tender and good sized portions. The bibimobs were well balanced and the rice was done perfectly. The chicken wings were very tasty and I could have eaten these all day. The noodles in the Du Kuh Bee were amazing and the beef very tender. Loved the food and we'll be back!

I've driven by this unassuming place for years off Sandy and never realized it was there! I've heard the hype so we were happy to finally try it out. Service is simple (bus your own table) and friendly. Sadly they were out of the noodles by the time we got there so we ended up ordering a bunch of their other dishes - which were ok. Nothing to write an amazing review about. Overall, I may go back to try the noodles but at anything else.

The noodles here are absolutely amazing! You can tell they're fresh and handmade by the chewy texture and excellent taste. Whenever we get takeout, my wife gets the bibimbap and I get the beef noodles. I've been meaning to branch out and try something else, but it's hard to knowing that I'd miss those perfect noodles even for a single meal. The beef is also good quality, I haven't encountered a fatty hard piece yet. Love this place and you will too!

Wow, maybe it was an off night, maybe I was trying to relive my Duh ku bee Beaverton days, but the noodles were thicker and filled with too much oil and veggies, but they weren't the same. The chicken wings were OK. Not fully breaded but the spice and taste were delicious. Again, maybe just an off night and we'll try it again because we love this brand. Wanted to say hi to the noodle guy but he wasn't there.

I ordered their bibimbap and du kuh bee Noodles, and i loved it, im not a big fan of korean food but this definitely changed it, absolutely coming back for more next time

Just a late night find this past week and no regrets! My husband and I were in search of some yummy food, minus bar food and we stumbled upon thus place. This place is TAKE-OUT only right now! We thought it was sit down and didn't realize until we walked in. You have a couple of options to order online- so do that prior to going! Here is what we ordered: 1. Beef Bulgogi Rice Bowl: delicious parts, however favorite part was the meat. The oddest part of this dish was shredded cheese on the salad. A bit interesting and somewhat off to put on a hot dish. 2. Fresh Pulled Noodles w/Tofu. Absolute yummy. The noodles were flavorful, the tofu was delicious. The only knock back was it was extremely oily. It sat really heavy! 3. Bulgogi Cheese Fries: MUST GET! Absolute yes. The flavors, the sweet beef, and the fries were delish! The only thing is it taste best fresh and our 40 min drive home was a bit too much for these fries. Overall $36 for food with a tip; pretty nice deal for a quick date night. I would come back, and my hope is that it will be dine-in soon.

SO goooooooood! Really great flavors and textures in every dish. We LOVE the mandu (Korean gyoza in kimchi (best), beef, chicken), the wings, the incredibly tasty Gimmari (fried nori roles? Yes, PLEASE!). Just those together make more than enough for two. We have tried the Tteokbokki (yummy, yummy EVIL!), and the noodles and loved them too! The mandu are pan fried to the point of having crispy edges, which is delightful and are lightly glazed in a slightly sweet/hot sauce that makes them really pop. I've had my share of mandu... but these just work so much better than almost any I've had before. The Kimchi version is our favorite, with beef being next. The honey/garlic wings are similar, crispy edges, very tasty, though next time, we will try the spicy version). We had never had Gimmari before theirs, so no real basis for comparison, but OH.MY.GAWD.. Fried rolls of crispy nori goodness? 'Nuff said. The Tteokbokki, an almost "junk food" dish that can be elevated to high performance art in Seoul (check out Mabongnim, where you cook your own at table center and after you've eaten all the mochi, they then bring by... rice and enough cheese to choke a horse to sop up all that spicy red goodness left over!). I think Tteokbokki is the Korean version of peanut butter & jelly as it can pacify even the pickiest children... or piss off their moms when they find out that's what you let them have for dinner It was really good, but is not for everyone, especially not a diabetic (like me)! I mean, solid sticks of mochi swimming in a wonderful red kimchi sauce with a medium egg... well, sheer childlike indulgence! I really should not have eaten so much... (did I mention... EVIL, Marge!) The noodles were tasty too and we got ours medium hot. I still felt a good sweat around the eyes and bridge of the nose, though not nasal discharge was involved ( ), so that's pretty much a perfect medium. May have to try the hot sometime, especially if I have a head cold. Oh, they mainly cater to takeout through all the usual services; however, they DO have 3 little tables and you CAN eat in. You'll have to ask for paper plates, it's not high class dining, but man, this place becomes a truly low-priced and wonderful indulgence if you skip the delivery charge. Being where they are on Sandy, it would be an accomplishment for anyone in SE to feel it were not close by. Pro Move: Order entirely from the appetizer menu or order only one of the mains. Think of it as Korean Tapas. Not only are 3 orders of mandu, Gimmari, and wings more than enough for two (we had a stuffed box left over), all that clocked in below $40, which is getting rare these days.

One of my favorite spots for "late-night" food and a guilty pleasure! The shop is fairly small inside and the last time I went was a while ago. At the time, they didn't have any seating inside and it was only to-go but they may have changed it by now. My typical order is the du-kuh-bee noodles and bulgogi fries. They are to DIE FOR. The noodles are so chewy and satisfying to eat, with plenty of veggies and proteins. The bulgogi are so indulgent and packed with flavor. It comes with so much meat and the cheesy-ness just tempts you to eat it as soon as you can. Definitely a favorite and something I've never tried before. Can't wait for them to open indoor seating again (then, I'll give it 5 stars)!

The...best....wings....I've....EVER...had! The noodles were fantastic as well. But OMG! Those wings! Seriously the best wings I've ever had! Sticky, sweet, tangy spic, and oh so tender! Wow!

I can only speak to the drumsticks (and noodles) I've been looking for good drumsticks ever since the Portland Hooters got murdered by the pandemic I've had a few delivery orders of the garlic and spicy drumsticks - these are good quality flavorful chicken legs Sweet without being too sweet Sometimes I get rice with it to make it a meal Very good to great I sometimes get the noodles no meat it's also very tasty and balanced flavors But the main draw is those chicken legs Yummy!

The noodles are sooo good! I like to order vegetable(spicy) so I can satisfy my noodle craving. I tried shrimp noddle it was okay. But I did like it better with a side of finger licking Seoul wings! The interior needs some help otherwise clean and good food!

We had an amazing experience here! Everything is great, food, service and the vibe! Would definitely come back!

This has slowly become one of my go to's when I'm craving Korean food. They're always super fast and their portions (especially for japchae) are HUGE which is greatly appreciate especially for only $15. I've had their Tteok bbo kki and it was solid. Their mandoo is also solid. Their menu is far from big but the dishes they do they seem to do very well. Their menu kind of reminds me of street food-ish or quick items. They have things like Seoul Wings, Bulgolgi Fries, etc. It's a solid solid place so if you haven't been there or ordered their food (it makes great delivery) then I'd highly recommend giving them a shot sometime!

I ordered my meal via UberEats- I ordered the Wing and fries combo which came with four wings, fries with cheese and bulgogi and two chicken dumplings. The food was delivered promptly but every item in the container was cold. The chicken was dry, the fries were super soggy and the dumplings were drenched in oil. $30 dollars went down the drain lol.

I've been wanting to try this place for a while and got some food via delivery. Tofu bibimbap was delicious! There was a great mix of vegetables, and the tofu was perfectly cooked and not greasy at all. The hand cut noodles were perfectly flavored. I got spicy but probably could have gone a bit more spicy and will keep that in mind for the future. Will definitely be ordering from them again!

Great food and service. Would highly recommend to family and friends in the area! Yum!

Was served completely raw chicken wings and my previous review and complaint on google has been removed so people can't see it. I will attach some photos. Not saying this place is bad because they have usually amazing reviews and this must just be some fluke but a very dangerous one. Really disappointed. The fries were amazing but I ate two whole raw chicken wings and didn't realize cause of the sauce until my bf pointed it out.

My friends and I were visiting Portland and decided to DoorDash from this restaurant since we didn't want to leave our hotel after a long drive. We ordered the tofu bibimbap, Seoul wings, beef noodles, and beef/kimchi/bacon fried rice. Everything was good and I especially liked the wings. The beef noodles were supposed to be mild spicy but I didn't taste any spice at all and wished I gotten it more spicy. Still good tho & we all enjoyed our meal.

Love a good spot for some comfort food! Came here for takeout as they're currently not doing dine-in. Had the DuhKuhBee noodles, bulgogi fried rice and the bulgogi fries. I love the flavors they use in their food here. Everything is super flavorful and comforting to eat. The bulgogi fries are a must-try - bulgogi beef on a bed of fries drizzled with their amazing orange sauce and melted cheese. I have no idea what's in the sauce but the flavor is delicious and super addicting. It's s perfect mixture of sweet and savory and it goes perfectly with the bulgogi + melted cheese, and I don't even like cheese! Out of the two entrees, I definitely preferred the fried rice. I really liked the quality of their bulgogi and how it complimented the rice. I also enjoyed the chewy texture of the noodles here, but the duhkuhbee noodle dish was just a bit too salty. If they tone it down on the salt, it's a perfect dish to me. Good portion size on everything. The entrees are a lot and will fill you up for sure. I recommend sharing the fries with another person if possible. Prices are 100% justified in my eyes. Had a great meal and will definitely be back!

When looking up Korean restaurants with bulgogi this restaurant was one of the first ones that popped up on Yelp with solid reviews so went to check them out this weekend. When checking their Yelp page they had online ordering so we opted to do that so we could run some errands before picking it up. The ETA provided exactly matched when the food would be ready. When looking at the menu they had a great variety between classics you would typically see at other Korean restaurants with some other new items I've never seen before so we had to get a mix of all of them for our first visit. _______________________ | WHAT WE GOT | + Do Kuh Bee Hand Pulled Noodles (with chicken) (hand-pulled Fresh noodles, Green Cabbage, Carrot, Onion, Spinach) - I would say when looking at the entree the portion size didn't align to the price but I get that hand pulled noodles are generally priced $1-$3 more. With that said the noodles were perfectly symmetrical and had a nice chew. They had a nice chew but were a little lighter than the dense noodles I am used to, but paired well with the sauce and allowed the sauce to stick to them. Could probably get this a little spicier! + Bibimbop (with pork and medium) - OK. There were some differences I noticed that vs. the fried egg they actually cook the egg ahead of time and cut them into slices you can mix in. Loved the amount of veggies and this entree was heavy! The portion size for the bibimbop was plenty and easy to share between two people. We got it medium but would probably get it spicier next time based on the first visit. Might try another protein next time as the pork was a little salty for my taste buds. + Bulgogi Fries (beef on plus French Fries, Cheese, Orange sauce) - If you enjoy carne asada fries be sure to order this item! Nice change from what you would typically see and was surprised with the flavors of the protein, cheese, and orange sauce. This is plenty to share and the orange sauce had some sweetness paired with the bulgogi. Tons of cheese on top and the fries absorbed all the yumminess. _______________________ Overall, staff was friendly and quick with our order. The items we got were a nice ode to classic items but also had unique flavors we've never tasted before and glad we tried them. The wings and mandoo were tempting as well so I will need to come check them out for another visit to try other items.

Had the bulgogi fries. Never had anything like it and they were awesome! Hot, fresh, fast & full of flavor. Could use some help on the decor and drink choices, but the service was good and friendly. Stop reading and enjoy your food.

3.5 Stars rounded up. It's about the noodles, others dishes were good, but average. Not sure if they allow dine-in or if it's takeout only. There's something about eating out of cardboard boxes that diminishes the taste.

We went in and ordered at the counter. DuKuhBee noodles with tofu, dumpling salad, and wings. The atmosphere inside is giving "hole in the all" with the half storage, half seating and even diners in the restaurant served togo containers. It took over 40 minutes to get our order, which nearly missed our movie. The DuKuhBee noodles were really good, a little greasy but very flavorful, cabbage and tofu cooked perfectly. The Seoul noodles were good - meaty, crispy, plenty of sauce - except that we'd ordered them spicy and there was not a hint of spice. The dumpling salad was a disappointment. It tasted like mayonnaise, strangely sweet, and no visual appeal. In their defense, it was super busy and appeared to be just two people there. They offered us sodas for our wait. I hope we just got a bad break, because it sounds like a lot of people like this place. If I go back, I'd order ahead, take out

These noodles are DELICIOUS. I am so glad a friend introduced me to this place bc I wouldn't have stumbled on it otherwise. It's easy to miss. Definitely stop by and try the DuKuhBee noods.

I ordered The Bulgogi delivery for dinner, because 104 degrees is too hot to cook. I ordered the bulgogi fried rice with beef, but there was barely any meat in it. I paid $3 extra for beef and the amount was very skimpy. I have a medical condition where I need to eat a fair amount of meat with every meal or I get sick. I'm going to have to fry up some meat so I don't get sick tonight. I've noticed lately that a lot of restaurants skimp on the meat portions. The Bulgogi skimped the most. I'm very disappointed and I won't get frood from there again.

This is a hole-in-the-wall that serves delicious food at reasonable prices! Fantastic! Great addition to the neighborhood with lots of parking in back, shares the lot with the Dollar Store. The hand pulled noodles (I take mine spicy) are delicious, the perfect texture and bite. The beef bibim bap is so colorful and a dish that awakens and delights your tastebuds with the variety of flavors and textures. Soooo good. Definitely my faves! The seating area is small and simple, nothing to write about! But you are here for the food, good food. Made to order, arrives quickly, large portions, reasonable price. To me, that's the definition of a great hole in the wall!

Door Dashed their Beef N. Unbelievably delicious. My new favorite dish in Portland. This dish is amongst my favorite in the PNW.

This spot gets 5 stars for fast service, and reliably delicious bibimbop that is filling and affordable. It's close to my house and I could eat it literally any night of the week (except Sunday! They're closed).

Decided to get takeout from Bulgogi DuKuhBee after I ran out of meal prep deliveries this week. I was pleased by how many veggie options they offer - I got the tofu bibimbap, veggie dukuhbee noodles, and kimchi/tofu mandoo (dumplings). Nothing special about the location - right next to Dollar Tree on Sandy, they don't appear to be doing dine-in right now (no chairs, lots of boxes) - other than its relative proximity to home for me. The mandoo were actually my fav part of the meal! I guess being fried does give them a head start. Some weird choices (shredded cheese on top of shredded lettuce??) were less important than the good sauces. Noodles are the same style as Frank's Noodle House, basically exactly the same in my opinion (that might make me unsophisticated - if so, I'm okay with it).

The Bulgogi, We are increasingly disappointed. At first we were able to deal with the higher prices but recently we have noticed a decrease in the content. For 3 years (with homes in Seattle and Portland nearby) we have come into town and stopped to grab a hot Bulgogi meal. However, the value has significantly decreased and the price risen from $10 to $15/meal. We have loved your flavors yet this last weekend we noticed the packaging in a smaller container & when we requested an exchange of the rice for more salad-- we just got no rice. Also one meal had no dressing & the other had a dressing container much smaller We are sad w/the changes. Thank you for the good meals of the past and we wish you the best. B & T