K-BOB Korean Street Food

Food is overall decent, social media definitely hypes this place up more than they should. Just a nice spot to check out. That's about it.

Food was excellent and the inside of the restaurant was very cool! Nadia, the server, was very kind and always willing to help.

This place is quick and super good. Got the Korean corn dog and it was so damn good. The sugar adds some good sweetness to the salty and savory of the mix of batter, cheese, and hotdog. The ketchup and mustard are delicious with them. Spice, sweetness, sour, all the good stuff you want with a balanced sauce.

Wife and I both got one of their bowls and I personally liked the crispy chicken bowl because after the Disney Parks nothing sounds better than some katsu.

Service is good, guy at register was super nice and really helpful. The ambiance was great too, just check out the Instagram reels of the food and this place and you will completely understand why this place is amazing.

Food was yummy and appreciated the variety in the menu.
Service was perfect!
Bathroom was clean!

I recommend having more team members on the floor to clean up after messy guests. There were chicken wing bones under several tables. Their utensil station was untidy as well.

I really wanted to like K Bob!
It's so cute inside. The decor is definitely instagramable

So the iced tea came out first. It tasted like a milkshake with boba. Unfortunately the boba wasn't fresh. It wasn't soft and squishy like it should be. And the Thai flavor wasn't there.

The fries were good though. They were crispy and the beef had a good flavor. I liked the corn alone and with the fries (which is how it's supposed to come.) I'm happy that i got the corn cheese on the side. It would have made the fries really soggy

About these wings.
If you've ever had Korean fried chicken, the crispy that you get is different from regular fried chicken. Even if there is a sauce or coating on the wings, they are just harder than the average wing.
These weren't giving the crisp that i expected. Flavor was there.

Customer service was quick and very helpful.

Finally tried this viral place. We ordered the new bulgogi fries $13.55, single wagyu burger $11.99, Korean fried tenders $11.50, galbi Beef Kip-bop $17.99, and the mango boba cream chiller $7.99. Our cravings got the best of us and it was so worth it! From it all, my favorites were the bulgogi fries, mango chiller, and the beef kip-bop. My husband really liked the wagyu burger as well. We would skip on the tenders next time. They were good but the other stuff was much good.

We went on a Friday night and it was a bit packed but the checkout line moved fairly quick. We did have to stand for a few minutes to find a table. The servers were nice and we got our food as it was ready about 5-8 minutes for first thing to come out.

As far as the ambiance, it was a bit noise when we first got there with people having conversations and music in the background. Once the crowd died down, it was not as noisy. They have indoor and outdoor seating.

Overall I will definitely be back to try more!

Came in for lunch on Saturday afternoon
The location is in a shopping plaza so lots of available parking

The location has a cute fun aesthetic to it
We went around 4 I want to say and it was packed !
No lines to order but, only 3 available seats and those were outside.

Now to food;
I see why they are are so busy! It's all super yummy.
We got:
*2 Taro milk tea- 7/10 it should've been sweeter
*original corn dog- 8/10. Cheese pull was great! I'll probably opt out of the mustard though.
*wings -9/10 I am so glad I got half and half on the sauce! The wings had such a good crunch
*double burger w. Taki fries - 9/10 honestly had such a good flavor to the meat itself !!

We would and will be going back. Our total came out to about $54 so I don't think that's bad for everything we got!

Food was great. I've never had Bulgogi Fries before and I enjoyed it. They get pretty busy in there. Great vibes

What will keep this place open is probably a combo of the kistch and convenience for tourists. The food is okay too, but priced higher compared to other places around town. I feel the same way about this place as I do about Twenty-Pho Hour: uniquely instagrammable, food is better than the average theme park, and close to the parks. It will draw the crowd it is supposed to.

I got the short rib japchae. The japchae was a good texture and had decent flavor. The short rib was a little overcooked but still pretty tender. Not a bad meal at all, but you can get the same thing by leaving the theme park bubble for $4-5 cheaper. The hotdogs at $8-9 is wild for those who have access to Mochinut, Cruncheese, and even Costco who has been selling the frozen ones.

For a first venture, the young owner shows a lot of promise in both his business savvy (bringing something new to this area of town) and artistic skills (he did the drawings lining the walls and ceiling himself!). Wishing him the best with this venture.

K-BoB is such a unique concept. The entire restaurant is covered in doodles that were drawn by the owner himself which is super cool.

The bulgogi bowl and mango cream chiller were great, I would definitely order them again. The only thing I wouldn't order again is the Nutella orea pancake, but everything else was so delicious that that did not even matter.