K-BOB Baixa

R. da Palma 41A, 1100-390 Lisboa, Portugal

4.3(345)

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Ivanna YIvanna Y

DON’T COME HERE !!!!!!!definitely never coming back , I should have known it before —korean Food done by Nepalese “chefs” (don’t even know if I can call th by chefs??)The worst Korean fried chicken I’ve ever had in this place till now. The fried paste is marked with a strong flavor of Ginger and the meat were all very dry not juicy and gross, maybe those Nepalese “chefs”made some of their IMPROVEMENTS by themselves ? Never never never coming back to this place , if you guys wanted to try some real Korean food just go to the one in S.Sebastião and don’t get catfished by this place that seems like an “AUTHENTIC” Korean cuisine which are filled by Nepalese (non offense to these people but if the food done by them were good I wouldn’t even be here to comment)(which was one before the owners were there). Disappointed !!

A Gentle Supportive SoulA Gentle Supportive Soul

I would not say it is 100% authentic but you will not be disappointed with the taste. Can be very busy during meal hours. Needs constant cleaning and sanitizing of the small kitchen. Male staff is very unfriendly and thinks superior of himself. Because of him my view of this restaurant has gone down. But the korean male owner who served and took my orders was consistently friendly and knows how to take care of customers. Being the owner he knows how to go above and beyond. Bibimbap is so-so. I recommend ordering the fried chicken when you order bibimbap for more taste. I found the serving of the bibimbap a bit small.

Eric D.Eric D.

The place is crowded during meal times and the upstairs seats are very warm so it’s not good during spring or summer. Food is mediocre. Bulgogi with rice is decent and average. Kimchi tastes slightly bitter and not much flavour, not as nice as the one I make at home. The soup tastes interesting as if it’s infused with seafood and pepper but it looks clear. You will like it if you like that interesting unqiue flavour. Overall, avoid peak hours at the food court. The Chinese noodle stall looks nice though I didn’t get to try it. Maybe give them a try. There is an Asian supermarket below the food court.

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Frango Frito (Normal) (Normal Fried Chicken)

Yangyeom (Com Molho Picante E Doce) (Fried Chicken With Yangnyeom)

(Korean sweet chili sauce)

Soja E Alho (Fried Chicken With Soy & Garlic Sauce)

Frito Combinado (Combination (Half & Half))

Escolher 2 normal/yangnyeom/soja e alho (choose 2 normal/yangnyeom/soy & garlic)

Cerveja Coreana Cass

(Korean beer cass)

Reviews of K-BOB Baixa

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The place located inside of food court with other Asian foods. As Korean, we can check authentic factor to Korean food. But considering it is in Portugal, I have to be somehow generous for it. K-Bob informs the sources are made by Korean but actual cooking is done by Nepalese. You may be wondering why Nepalese are making Korean food in Lisboa. Because lots of Nepalese are going to Korea for work and they had a chance to learn Korean food. And here i can see them too. By the way I ordered sundoobu jigae and bibimbab, the food is not excellent but not bad. I can give 3 of 5 for tase and quality of food. One good thing, the food court has Asian food market, i can buy some original Korean...