Bibim Bop
3297 Fort Campbell Blvd, Clarksville, TN, 37042
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Address :
3297 Fort Campbell Blvd
Clarksville, TN, 37042 - Phone (931) 546-8600
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Brunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
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Ashley B.
One of my favorite low-end Korean restaurants I've ever been to! Cheap dishes, in a very good location (right outside Ft. Campbell), and quick service combined with the delicious food was almost perfect. They made the dishes as authentic as possible as well, since they were made by Korean women ;) growing up knowing what good bibimbap tastes like, this place is on point!
(5)Matt P.
The only place to get Bibim Bop in Clarksville. If you like crunchy rice let it set a couple minutes before you stir. Sometimes really busy at lunch.
(5)Candice C.
I prefer the hot plate over the cold bi bim bop. Both had lots of veggies and the sauce that you add yourself is full of flavor. They also have really tasty japchae (sp?). They are sweet potato vermicelli. A bit greasy but they have really good flavor. The place is clean and the service is fast.
(3)Susan P.
The decor is just so cute inside! I usually don't use the bathroom at restaurants because it's just gross but this place is so clean and smells wonderful~ I got the bibimbop on the go and it was pretty good! I usually finish my meals but I ended up leaving a quarter of the bowl. They give a lot of vegetables so it was perfect for me because I'm not a huge meat fan but definitely go check it out if you haven't!
(5)Na Hyun K.
There are several Korean restaurants in town and this place is one of the newer ones and the better one! 1. Their prices are much better than the average lunch amount you'd pay at other Korean places 2. Their food is ALWAYS fresh! I order to-go all the time. I even call 15 minutes before I go on my lunch break to have my food ready to pick up. 3. They have a variety of popular Korean dishes which is very convenient for people who have never tried Korean food. Their menu does not overwhelm you with mysterious foods but rather make it simple. You pick your entree, two sides, and a drink and BAM! 4. Their location is awesome because it's close to post and Tiny Town so it's one of my favorite places to go for lunch! I highly recommend this place! Affordable, good food, clean environment, convenient location so why not?! P.S. I will try to post some pics when I go again.
(5)Vincent A.
This is probably the worst place my wife and I have ever eaten. This was also the first time I paid for something and threw it straight into the garbage. $28 was terrible. If you decide to eat here, u might as well go spend ur money anywhere else.
(1)Aubrey W.
I love Korean BBQ, and if you live near an Army base you are pretty much guaranteed to have a decent Korean (or German) restaurant. I was with Mom and Dad, and during the race my Mom ran into a Korean guy and asked where we should go. He directed us to Bibim Bop, which I think is fairly new. I was surprised by its counter service ordering vs. sit-down, but it was extremely clean and very modern! You ordered at the counter (including choosing your little side dishes) and then your meal would be brought to you. I was also surprised by the number of non-Koreans working there, which I honestly sometimes view as a negative sign of the restaurant's authenticity, but when two van-loads of Korean families showed up I felt better. I ordered my beloved kalbi ribs. They were the priciest menu item ($15) but came with rice and three side dishes. I also ordered mandu dumplings. The dumplings were just okay, a bit salty and didn't seem to have meat in them. The ribs were better, though again a bit more salty than the sweeter ones I'm used to. The portion sizes were good, and my parents liked their meals. Dad had bulgogi, Mom had bibimbap. This was a very kid-friendly place with its cafeteria-like atmosphere. I would say it isn't the best Korean food I've had in Tennessee, but I enjoyed the meal a lot. I'd recommend anyone in Clarksville who wants a quick Korean meal stop by.
(3)Elizabeth F.
I've been to this place a few times so far. I didn't take the time to review it at first because I wanted to make sure I was going to give it a fair review. Living most of my life born and raised in Hawaii and a good chunk in L.A. I definitely have developed a taste and love for Asian cuisine. Korean is definitely on the top of my list. When I lived in K-town for a short amount time I was completely spoiled by all the authentic Korean food I was surrounded by. That only made me love it more. With that being said. When I got to Clarksville, TN I was surprised and excited to see that they had a place so close to where I was staying. Of course I had to check it out. When I entered, I noticed that it was incredibly clean which is always a huge plus for me in any establishment. There's nothing I hate more than walking into somewhere you want to eat and its starting to look like an episode of Hoarders but only for a restaurant( I kid, I kid... but you get what I mean). The decor is modern and its nice and bright. So it gives it a clean sterile feel which is good because you're ordering food. Don't know what the other yelpers meant by they were surprised that there was no Korean workers in the back. Everyone that works there is Korean every time I went in. That shouldn't matter anyways. Anyone who has ever taken my order has been friendly and the food has always come out hot and fresh. I love the Kimbap (Korean Sushi) and oi-muchim(cucumber) even though I feel the cucumber could be a little sweeter. I'm not going to compare this place to Ktown or Hawaii because it's not and that wouldn't be fair. We're in the middle of the damn corn fields and this is the best Korean food you're probably going to get for many miles! As far as the price goes I feel like it's compatible with any other chain in the area. So this is why I feel a five star was fair. 1. Super clean! (Which I've found hard to find) 2. Food comes out nice and fresh. I do however feel like any other ethnic restaurant in this area they alter it for the locals. It is still yummy. (healthier then most) 3. Friendly 4. Nuff said
(5)Jean J.
Ok, now i am NOT a korean food expert by any means but i like this place. Hubby and I went for lunch one day cuz we wanted Korean food. Pretty simple menu. He went for spicy stuff and i got the bibim bop with brown rice/chicken. I thought it was good. I LOVE the pickled veggies and the fried egg on top. I mixed it all together and it was good. It seemed like a lot of food but i was pleasantly full and didn't feel weighted down. Most korean places have this pickled seaweed salad that i absolutely love but i didn't see it on the menu. The place is clean and had open seating with a couple of tv's. They brown rice was good too. Apparently this is called fast korean food. But hell i like it.
(4)Kerry B.
Excellent cafeteria-style korean restaurant. We ordered 2 bimbimbops (pan fried). They came out in about 7 minutes, fresh vegetables, yummy Bulgogi, crispy rice. The restaurant was clean, with simple, attractive decor. You dont get the complimentary side dishes you get at a more traditional korean place, but everything was very reasonably priced. Will definitely be back!
(5)Jeff W.
If I would have reviewed this place just after the first time I ate there, they would have received 3 1/2 stars but they have went downhill fast! The first time I ate there the food we got was good and they offered brown rice which is a great but every time I have been there since they are always out of the brown rice. Now the first fews times they were out I could understand (kind of) but today when I went there (which was 20 minutes after opening) they were again out of brown rice and now they charge more for it. Brown rice doesn't cost $2 more than white rice per serving! How can you offer something on the menu but always be out of it, especially right after you open for the day?!? I have worked in restaurants in the past and part of opening the place for the day is making sure that you have the food ready for when the customers want it, not a hard concept. Now I'm sure many of you are thinking that I'm making a big deal about brown rice but really that is what sets this place apart of the many many other Korean restaurants in Clarksville, plus it's a lot healthier for you. They also always seem to have a problem with their ipad cash register, today was also the second time I've been there where they couldn't take a credit/debit card. I would not recommend this place to anyone there are many other Korean restaurants in the area they don't have a problem providing the food that they sell or accepting payment for said food.
(1)Amanda M.
The atmosphere was nice, but the food was terrible. We got their signature dish and it was so bland. We also got the dumplings and even those were disappointing. We won't eat here again.
(2)Tom M.
I always get the Bibimbop. Very filling, however not enough meat to evenly distribute over the veggies and rice. Staff and quality of food, nice and great.
(3)Tiffany S.
I went with my husband for the first time in March. I ordered the Spicy Pork while he ordered the Bulgogi. The price was fantastic, but unfortunately they have since raised them. The portions of meat and rice were generous, but the sides were quite small. We got the Asian salad, which was not what we were expecting, glad to see it has been removed from the menu. We also got bean sprouts, cabbage kimchi, and cucumber kimchi. They were all delicious, which we expected since we buy them from their market in Oak Grove. I ordered the radish kimchi, it wasn't what I was expecting, but still pretty good. Overall the taste is fantastic, but I would like to see more options as far as sides go.
(4)Chris P.
We got the korean BBQ and a few sides. The beef was really good, very flavorful and tasty. The sticky rice was also really good, we got the white and brown and both were good. With the BBQ you get 3 choices of sides. The asian salad was very bad and not a salad by most standards. The soup was good and the kimchi was meh. All sides besides the soup were very small, the size of the cups people keep in their bathroom to rinse with is the only way I can describe it. Very clean inside and staff was very very nice and smiles around. Nice decor and silverware/place settings. Was a decent place to eat but not for me.
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