Bulgogi Hustle brings bold Korean barbecue flavors to the heart of Lacey. Located on Pacific Ave, this local spot offers quick, tasty meals with good vibes. You can dine in with friends or grab something fast—either way, you’ll find something to enjoy here. The food is packed with flavor, and the portions are generous. From regulars to first-timers, everyone feels welcome at Bulgogi Hustle.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5718 Pacific Ave SE D, Lacey, WA 98503
Phone: (360) 742-3386
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Reviews
We had some problems in the past with our orders not excluding things we did not want but lately the have been better about it. Even the takeout we had was great. I expected less but it did not disappoint. The restaurant is built for takeout more than dine in. Plus it reminds me of a small Mexican shop even though it’s Korean.
Man oh Man, whoever is the owner now. Did a horrible job on who they hired to make their food now.
My burrito had bones in it. This caused my teeth some pain. You can see this in the photo of the bones.
The potatoe Korean dog was just awful. Who decided to coat the 2 Koren corn dog with sugar. That was a huge mistake to do.
In all, I am.l very displeased how low the standards became here. I should pursue some action over the bones that were in the burrito.
On top of that, I was told I have everything in my bag. I checked the bag as I left and I was missing 1 of the 2 corn dogs I ordered.
Pathetic to think I tell people to come here.
I will definitely go again!
Came in here on a whim and I’m not really sure the food is worth it. The place was pretty small, could maybe seat 11 people total, no high chairs. There were clear plastic covers at the counter except for at the cashier. The workers were friendly quick and seemed to be college age.
We both got bulgogi bowls, with a level 1 and a level 2 sauce spiciness. Note these two levels are indistinguishable and not spicy at all. These bowls are half rice, a large quarter noodles, a small quarter meat, and a smattering of veggies. Also, the bulgogi was very stringy and tough. Very disappointing and not worth the price. As a last note, be warned that paper bowls they use absorb the sauce from the food very quickly.