Bulgogi House

Great food! I had the Bulgogi, my son ordered a noodle dish, we also had egg rolls and crab rangoon for appetizers. Everything was very, very good. The servers were on top of everything even though the restaurant was packed. We will definitely be back.

Food was very fresh and presented well. Great taste! Average price was $ 10.00 per plate. Staff was very nice/​attentive — great mom & pop atmosphere. 4 stars because I am an «always room for improvement «kind of person. My suggestion would be to consider updating the décor… ie the taxidermy deer head.

Great food! The wait staff was very helpful and nice. The food had great flavor. Cooked perfectly.

Love it. Super friendly Korean ladies making super good food. Highly recommend.

The bulgogi restaurant Was really good!
I ate bibimbap and spicy squid.
It was delicious and fresh!
If you order to menu they give so many side dishes (banchan) !
It’s really korean style! so healthy food! Everything was good:)

I needed authentic Korean food and this place delivered. First trip, had the bibimbap and it was on point! Second trip, I had the kimchi chigae and it was delicious! They refill your side dishes. I would’ve given a 5 but I expect bibimbap to be cheaper but it was moderately priced. Here, bulgogi is their specialty and it’s easier for them to pump out in mass quantities. And having lived in Korea for a year, I’d say the taste is spot on.

So I was out in St. Robert on business travel, and given the surprising number of Korean restaurants to choose from on Missouri Ave, we decided to just pick one and went with it. The interior was simple, with orange/​coral walls, cafeteria style tables and chairs, and a random buck head on one of the walls.
When we initially entered the restaurant, we were greeted by two workers. Then it took another 5 – 10 min for our server to actually come to our table to take orders. I ordered the korean bbq wings as an appetizer and the kimchi/​tofu soup as my entrée. Probably too much food, considering they also serve the usual small dishes with every meal. Everything I had was delicious! And spicy!
So-​so interior, good service, and pretty good food.

Great Korean food! Authentic. Very nice comfortable setting. The service was excellent and speedy.

Very decent. If you like bulgogi or don’t, come here, you will enjoy it.

They have renovated this place, it looks a lot more inviting and it looks great. This time around I got the Galbi which is the short ribs marinated in that ganjang sauce. Came out on the table Sizzling. Love at first sight!

Only been there one time and I wasn’t impressed. There is definitely better Korean food in the area (like Mi Suks). The beef bulgogi was bland and chewy. The waitress was nice enough but if they can’t cook bulgogi right then I probably won’t be back.

I was craving some Korean food after not having some in awhile. I went with a group of 4 to the Bulgogi House and found that it was pretty good. I enjoyed all the side dishes and found the people that worked there to be really friendly. It’s nothing compared to mom’s cooking, but a nice fill me up until I was able to go home.

negative!!! go to seoul garden!

Not bad for being in the middle of the United States. What can you say if you’re 5000 miles from the mother land? Not much.
Ordered the beef bulgogi (spicy). Really spicy but in a good spicy. I actually broke that one sweat when you’re body is telling you «what the hell are you doing?». I ordered it with fried rice but definitely not like hawaii fried rice but not to shabby.
The sides was really good. Maybe they should let the kim chee sit a little bit longer but the kim chee cucumber was good. Bean sprouts, potato and some kind of tofu contraption was brought out before the meal. If you like the side dishes then don’t hesistate to ask for more because they’ll be happy to bring more.
Really good staff help. All 2 girls but they were cranking out the orders and didn’t fall behind in service.
The only downside is that if you use a credit card, then it’s a $ 15.00 minimum. I wish I noticed that before I ordered because my bill was $ 9.00 so she got a $ 6.00 tip. Good for her and bad for me.

Have not tried the other Korean places in town, but the food here is pretty good. I got the Kim Bap and the Bi Bim Bap, which is really starchy combo with pretty much the same flavors, but it was really tasty none the less. You can miss it if you don’t look carefully for it.
–Service was pretty standard for a mom and pop type Asian joint. They took my order, brought out my food and gave me some water and then my check.
–Food was tasty and hit the spot. Side dishes were good as well, I can’t remember how many side dishes were provided but the spread was pretty standard and really surprised me, because I didn’t really need a ton of side dishes for Bi Bim Bap.
–Décor and design were pretty standard for a mom and pop type Asian joint. Lots of white walls and some of the seating is enclosed, very much like in a Korean Hof which is nice if you really want the privacy.

Good authentic Korean food — as the name of the restaurant, the specialty is bulgogi. In addition to the bulgogi, there are other Korean dishes, but I have yet to try them. In addition to the entrée dishes, like they do in Korea, they bring small dishes of kimchee and other side dishes.
The restaurant opened about four years ago and the décor has not changed. Very basic (Spartan like), but functional.
Located (literally) right off the gate of Fort Leonard Wood (Lost in the Woods), just drive off the post and make the first right into the aging strip mall… or if driving towards the post, it is the last strip mall on the left. Sandwiched between a tattoo parlour on the left and La Familia Mexican restaurant on the right, Bulgogi House is a great place for lunch. Just make sure that you have mints or toothbrush and tooth paste in the office because between the garlic in the bulgogi and the kimchee, others will quickly notice that you had Korean food for lunch… its good!