Bibibim — Restaurant in Busan

I had an amazing food and experience here at BIBIBIM.

Food: I enjoyed the beef bulgogi and cinnamon punch for lunch, and I even came back for a hallabong ade during snack time. It’s perfect if you’re craving Korean dishes and desserts!

Service: The staff are very helpful and accommodating from the onset and they serve their customers with smile on their faces which I really loved about the place. Rainy (the cute girl in grey jacket) helped me take wonderful photos and she even directed my poses which I really appreciate! Just look at the pictures – they look good, right?

Location: You won’t have any trouble finding the place as it’s just a few steps away from the bus stop for Gamcheon. I honestly think they have the best view of Gamcheon Culture Village (see last photo).

Do note that they also have a souvenir shop called “Stamen” just beside the restaurant. They sell traditional Korean liquors, handmade bracelets, and many more! I got a cute scarlet bracelet which I will treasure and will serve as a beautiful memory of my Busan trip.

I hope to come back...

Absolutely loved my experience at BIbibim! As a vegetarian, I was delighted to find their delicious Japchae on the menu. The flavors were simply incredible - the sweet and savory combination was so satisfying and left me craving more. What really made this place stand out was the inviting atmosphere. The decor had a modern, trendy vibe that felt welcoming and comfortable. But the best part was getting to print my name in Korean and add it to the "hall of famers" on the wall. It was such a fun and unique touch that made me feel like a true VIP customer. The service was also top-notch - the staff was friendly, attentive, and eager to make sure I had an amazing dining experience. I can't wait to come back and try more of their vegetarian offerings. If you're looking for an exceptional Korean meal in a cool, lively setting, BIbibim is...

Food was good for the area. Had a nice experience overall.

Non-vegetarian burrito is the same as the vegetarian one. I expected it to have meat since it was listed as a non vegetarian option. Usually Bibimbap has minced beef.

Edit: owner responded that it was "clearly stated" in the menu that the burrito does not contain meat. There weren't any listed menus explaining the ingredients in English and the digital menu was also in Korean with very limited English explanations. I am still confused why include the burrito as both vegetarian and non vegetarian if neither contain meat.

It would be nice to add an extra option to add meat to the burrito as many foreigners, like myself, might wrongly expect it to already have meat (all other bibimbap burritos I previously had...