Bibimbap Restaurants in Hamilton
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City: Hamilton, 281 Cannon St E, Hamilton, Ontario L8L 2B4, Canada, L8L2B5
"Undoubtedly one of my favorite restaurants in Hamilton, and definitely my favorite Korean restaurant. It's a family restaurant. The food..."
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City: Hamilton, 309 Main St E, Hamilton, Ontario L8N 1H8, Canada, L8N1H8
"We tried the new Owl and Minerva a couple of weeks back, curious about what it was like inside (there are not windows that see into the restaurant). We were very pleasantly surprised. The food was fantastic and reasonably priced. Great service as well. My only complaint is that for the entire time we were in the restaurant there was a music video playing on a repeat loop. The song was depressing and played over and over. My suggestion would be to get a good muzak station going or something. Towards the end it was driving us nuts. Otherwise, a good experience. We will return."
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City: Hamilton, 1-15 Cannon St E | Hamilton ON, Hamilton, Ontario L8L 1Z6, Canada, L8R2B2
"Bul & Gogi offers Korean fare --- and yes, bulgogi of various types is one of the specialties. They also have bibimbap, stews, soups, etc. Spicing is toned down some in comparison to many Korean restaurants I have visited, but the kimchee still has enough bite to make me happy and the other appetizers are equally good. The first time I visited, I was a little skeptical --- the decor is strictly fast-food city. However, the food is fresh and plentiful and service is always excellent --- and who needs decor when you've got a feast in front of you? My favorite is the bulgogi platter, which includes beef, pork, chicken and short rib bulgogi. The heaping platter arrives with the appetizers and rice. The first time I tried it, I was sure I'd never get through all that meat. So was my daughter. But everything was so good we just dived in and kept going until it was gone. And the cost? Around $20 for this huge feast. Prices, by the way, are reasonable; the platter mentioned above is the most expensive thing on the menu. They have various rolls and wraps and lunch specials for much less. And I have yet to find anything I didn't like. The restaurant is licensed, though wine options are limited. The tea is good, though. And there's ice cream for dessert if you want it. Frankly, I've never had room. Bring your appetite, try this place once, and I bet you'll be back.Great value, great service, and great food. What more can you ask for?"
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Price
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$14.0