K-Bop Korean Kitchen
K-Bop Korean Kitchen, Jacksonville'de otantik Kore mutfağının lezzetlerini sunan bir restoran. Geleneksel tariflerle hazırlanan çeşitli yemek seçenekleriyle, hem yerel hem de misafir ziyaretçilere keyifli bir deneyim sağlamayı hedefliyor. Rahat bir atmosferde, taze ve kaliteli malzemelerle hazırlanan yemekler, damak tadınıza hitap edecek.
About K-Bop Korean Kitchen
Who Is K-Bop Korean Kitchen?
K-Bop Korean Kitchen is a vibrant culinary establishment located in Jacksonville, Florida, specializing in authentic Korean cuisine. The restaurant offers a diverse menu that includes traditional dishes such as bulgogi rice bowls, kimchi fries, bibimbap, and Korean fried chicken. Additionally, they serve specialty items like Korean corn dogs and a variety of boba teas, catering to a wide range of tastes and preferences. The establishment provides dine-in, delivery, and catering services, ensuring that customers can enjoy their meals in a manner that suits them best.
Who Owns K-Bop Korean Kitchen?
The owner and founder of K-Bop Korean Kitchen is Erik Pranata. Under his leadership, the restaurant has grown from a food truck to a full-fledged dine-in location, reflecting his dedication to bringing authentic Korean flavors to the Jacksonville community.
When Was K-Bop Korean Kitchen Founded?
K-Bop Korean Kitchen was established in 2022. Initially operating as a food truck, the success and popularity of their offerings led to the opening of their first brick-and-mortar location in the Deerwood Lake Commons shopping center in Jacksonville.
What Services Does K-Bop Korean Kitchen Offer?
K-Bop Korean Kitchen offers a variety of services to cater to different customer needs. These include:
- Dine-In: Enjoy a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere at their Jacksonville location.
- Delivery: Convenient delivery options for those who prefer to enjoy their meals at home.
- Catering: Services available for events, providing authentic Korean cuisine for gatherings and celebrations.
Each dish is crafted in-house using genuine Korean ingredients, ensuring an authentic and flavorful experience.
K-Bop Korean Kitchen Business Information
K-Bop Korean Kitchen is a locally owned and family-operated business. They are committed to serving the Jacksonville community with high-quality Korean cuisine. The restaurant is situated in the Publix-anchored Deerwood Lake Commons shopping center, providing a convenient location for both locals and visitors.
K-Bop Korean Kitchen Contact
For inquiries or more information, you can reach out to K-Bop Korean Kitchen through the following:
K-Bop Korean Kitchen Phone Number
The restaurant's phone number is (904) 738-8561. This number can be used for reservations, inquiries, or placing orders.
K-Bop Korean Kitchen Mobile Phone
No mobile phone number could be identified for K-Bop Korean Kitchen; contacting the restaurant directly at their main phone number is recommended for the most up-to-date information.
K-Bop Korean Kitchen Fax
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K-Bop Korean Kitchen Email Address
The restaurant's email address is kbopjax@gmail.com. This can be used for inquiries, feedback, or catering requests.
K-Bop Korean Kitchen Address
The restaurant is located at 4320 Deerwood Lake Pkwy #106, Jacksonville, FL 32216. This location is in the Publix-anchored Deerwood Lake Commons shopping center, providing ample parking and easy access.
K-Bop Korean Kitchen Working Hours
K-Bop Korean Kitchen serves during weekday business hours; please get in touch for exact times.
What Time Does K-Bop Korean Kitchen Open?
The restaurant opens at 11:00 AM daily.
What Time Does K-Bop Korean Kitchen Close?
The closing times vary throughout the week. On weekdays (Monday to Thursday), they close at 9:00 PM; on Fridays and Saturdays, they close at 9:30 PM; and on Sundays, they close at 8:30 PM.
Is K-Bop Korean Kitchen Open on Weekends?
Yes, K-Bop Korean Kitchen is open on weekends. They operate on Saturdays from 11:00 AM to 9:30 PM and on Sundays from 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM.
Is K-Bop Korean Kitchen Open on Sundays?
Yes, K-Bop Korean Kitchen is open on Sundays from 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM.
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Really good corn dogs! Got two cheese ones, one with the hot Cheetos and potato and on the other one, ramen flavored with classic sauce. Oh man, it’s hard to stop eating those seriously. Also got kimbap with sub of tofu and it was really good as well! This spot has great offerings and has a few but great vegetarian options. In a happening complex near the Publix.
The food preparation does take a short while, but this is because each dish is made to order, ensuring it arrives fresh and hot. If you are seeking the experience of a viral cheese pull, this establishment is the perfect destination.
I stopped by to try this place for lunch and not one staff member acknowledged my presence. I stood there examining the menu being that was my first visit, still nothing. There were no other customers, staff watched me walk inside but not a word was uttered. I took my pictures and left hungry and disappointed. There will be no second chance.
IT WAS AMAZING. The portions were huge, I believe one plate can be for two people, we have to take boxes. But also can vary depending on how much you eat. I really liked it, the place is pretty.
Absolutely loved this place. Inside seating is plentiful and the walls have great art to take pictures with. The food came fresh and hot, but most importantly, the food came out quickly! The Korean wings are so flavorful, it’s best to order a side of white rice to complement the bold flavors. The Korean Bowls are also delicious. I recommend the Pork Rib bowl. Overall a wonderful experience. I would definitely recommend stopping in if you’re feeling like a modern take on some classic Korean street food.
This place was great, we were very exited to try their Korean Corn Dogs which did not disappoint! I tried their Korean Corn Dog with Sweet Gochujang & Spicy Mayo, perfect combination in sauce sweet and spicy, and the corn dog was super crispy and flavorful, with a good amount of cheese inside. My partner tried the Korean Corn Dog with Potatoes & Hot Cheetos, which she enjoyed as well. I had their Thai Tea with Boba and it was good too. Very excited to come back and try the rest of their menu!
I ordered off doordash for a corndog to try, I got two different ones a normal with mustard/ketchup and a hot Cheeto one. Well I took a bit of the regular , was good, tried the second one to look down and see a hair in the cheese of the corndog. It was short black hair and I instantly felt sick. What if the other had a hair I didnt notice and just swallowed that? The first tasted so good and now I worrt ordering doordash from here again.
Update to my previous review: Went here for the second time and was a bit disappointed in the food as it wasn’t nearly as good the second time around. The corn dog was definitely thicker and had so much batter around it that it was more soft instead of crispy. The beef bipimbap bowl was completely lacking in flavor and the sauce didn’t help much. The kalbi bop bowl was just ok as well, everything seemed a little expensive for the quality as well. It might be a while before we come back again. Hopefully the corn dogs will be better at least This place is great if you are looking for a unique type of fast food. We finally got to try the corn dogs this time after a few visits where they were unfortunately out. They were definitely worth it though! The corn dogs were crispy, had plenty of sauce and are definitely enough to fill you up. We tried the sweet gochujang style and loved the flavor combo! Most of the corn dog is cheese, with a small dog at the bottom end. That was better for me as I preferred the cheese, but if you are expecting more meat, you might be disappointed. The other appetizers were pretty good as well. The Mandu was nice and crispy, and the bulgogi kimchi fries actually were decent too. We also ordered Thai tea to drink, which was great, but I was disappointed with how little boba was actually put in the drink and the high quantity of ice. Will definitely come here again for the corn dogs!
The restaurant is on the smaller end in size but is definitely not lacking in the quality of food and service. The food was amazing! It's one of the best Korean restaurants I have been to. And they have the viral Korean corn dogs. The perfect amount of crunch and stretchy cheese. And this place is quite affordable. It's great for a friend date, dinner date, family hang out, or just if you want some delicious Korean food for yourself.
I originally wrote a review so long that yelp told me it was too lengthy of a review to post. So I’m starting all over. It was funny, had some detailed key points but now I’ll keep it basic and short(er). Another establishment that I tried three times, and decided it’s not for me. All the social media, all the reviews. I don’t get it. The bowls are too expensive for the quality you get in return and this has been the case since they opened the brick and mortar. I could go to Publix next door, grab better quality ingredients, and make a spicy stir fry myself for about the same price since groceries are so expensive too these days, plus get more meals out of it than one. If I had time that night to do that, I would have. Unbeknownst to me, my third visit was on deep cleaning night. That was fun. The sweet sweet sounds of metal on metal scraping a grill the entire 30 mins I was there. No music, no sound from the tv’s, just the ambiance of chef back there taking out the weeks frustration on a metal grill while customers were not only present, but eating. Customer service 101, side work is for times when customers aren’t present. The food photos look pretty. Prettier than they taste. The restaurant needs much tlc. When I first sat down. A rolling bus cart with dirty dishes in it was right in the middle of the dining room. Were they busy with customers in the dining room? No. My party of two, and one other that dined in, that’s it. I actually walked in to the person behind the host stand apologizing to all of the Uber eats, door dash people for having to wait so long for their food. I’ve had their boba tea, their cheese dogs they added some time after they opened. If you want good boba tea, go to a place that specializes in it; same with the cheese dogs. The Korean food truck off beach Blvd has phenomenal cheese dogs (that you can order meatless too) the ramen dog I tried here wasn’t bad but I would wait and order at another place where I can grab a meatless one that has more flavor on the outside. Okay, well, I could go on but instead I’ll just include the pics. The clear soup was good! It’s boring to look at in a picture but that was the best thing I tried.
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