Mr. Kimbob

Betül Konuralp

4.0

If you're on a tight budget and still want to eat something that "not ordinary", then a mall's food court is the way to go. One can find the familiar ones and some unusual food treats, and maybe discover a website find once in a while.I chanced upon this stall in Mega food court (the original one, not the more posh Food Hall at Mega Fashion Hall) that serves Korean food, particularly bibimbap. The line was long, so I said to myself it must be serving good food. I ordered the basic bibimbap with my choice of meat (I had chicken, but one can also get beef or pork). The regular costs 99 pesos (yes, you read it right!), while the large bowl will cost you 119 pesos. The vegetables are fresh and the service is fast. It has other offerings in its menu, so you can jazz up your meal with their appetizers and add-ons. It's definitely worth your money!

Erik Mendoza

5.0

Fancy taking home this special bibimbob sauce, you can get one free when you order a bibimbob from @mrkimbobph available in sm food courts. 😋 #foodtodaywithdorainmandaluyong #taraletseat #website #foodlover #zomatoph #mrkimbobph

Aprilia Shinta

3.0

FOODTried these with my siblings because we always buy Bibimbap (chicken). Not worth the price for Samgyeopsal because its taste is SO far from authentic korean restaurants here in Manila. Also, look at the portion of Kimchi, tinipid. Chicken is abundant for both dishes but I'd still recommend you eat their bestseller, Bibimbap.AMBIANCEWhat you would normally expect in a food court, noisy.SERVICESatisfactory

Dave Isidro | Kurosukiru

3.0

Who would have thought that you can get a Korean treat for only P99?Mr. Kimbob changed the foodcourt game with this as they brought Korean food at a very affordable price. They also give out ample amount of gojuchang perfect with their bibimbap.The Eatventurers

Can Örtülü

3.0

It's a new favorite every time I want a bibimbap. The serving size is great especially for the price. The downside is, it lacks some Korean spices to make it truly taste authentic. Overall, it's a good go-to fast food anytime you're craving for something Korean or something sizzling. It's hot, it's filling. Perfect food court food.

Floey456

3.0

Cheaper option to satisfy your Korean-food cravings. Good for a few times, but not exactly something I'd crave for. The chapchae is quite literally drowning in oil, and the bibimbap is dry and a bit bland. Probably because they now limit the sauce you could get. They now provide sauce in tubes, replacing the unlimited sauce option that they offer before.

Jennifer Silfanie

3.0

It is known to all of us that Korean invasion is now happening. It all started from the famous Koreanovelas to the K-Pop groups (Korean Pop groups) . And now it is very noticeable that Korean inspired restaurant are popping out of some malls in Metro Manila like mushrooms. The foodcourt in SM Megamall hosts Mr. Kimbob, known to be specializing in one of the famous, affordable and delicious food of Korea.  Bibimbap.

Ayşen Bozbeyoğlu Dağistan

3.0

Now Bibimbap has been a craze for us Filipinos. This Korean specialty dish is mainly rice, vegetables and fried egg. It was plated on a sizzling pan. It is served hot so be careful and don't touch the hot pan.

Imoo

1.0

Ate here last night, near closing time. After the meal, got a bad case of diarrhea. Still not feeling well today. Will never eat here again!

Leah Amelia Wowor

3.0

This may not be the best bibimbap but it works for me. I always order Bibimbap large beef with Korean sauce and Kimchi small(kinda big portion). The beef is so savory and they have fantastic kimchi. 👌Always satisfying in less than 150php.👌