
With our success with ‘Daeho Kalbijjim & Beef Soup’, we are in the process of expanding more locations in the greater Bay Area and as well as in other states across the United States. We are genuinely grateful that people want to have us in their regions so we can nourish people with the finest Korean foods, culture, and experience. We appreciate our customers for being amazing and loving our food. We would like to pay back and we love to approach more regions and people so we can introduce our delicious food.
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Address: 3703 150th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98006
Phone: (425) 559-7800
Website: https://www.daeho-kalbijjim.com/
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That said, the panchan could’ve been better, and for the price point, we felt the beef quality could be a bit higher. Still, the dishes were tasty and enjoyable, so it didn’t take away too much from the experience. Service was friendly and attentive, which we appreciated.
Overall, a solid Korean spot and definitely worth checking out if you’re in the mood for Korean food.
The wait is long but it makes sense when you consider how fantastic the food is!
We ordered the Braised Short Rib Kalbijjim, and it came loaded with delicious extras. There were chewy rice cakes, tons of melted cheese, soft potatoes, and ribs that literally fell off the bone. The sauce was perfect for mixing into the rice—it all just came together in the best way. You can even add noodles, corn, or whatever you’re craving to make it your own.
Honestly, the portion size was huge. There’s no way anyone leaves without a to go box. Not to mention their to go box they steal off with plastic so no sauce or soup spills on your way home!!!!
We also tried the cold noodles in cold broth, and they were super refreshing and flavorful too.
I’m not from around here, but I seriously can’t wait to come back and eat this again!
Many tables went for cheese, which gets torched right at the table.
Even though the short ribs are priced in the $70–80 range, the portion is huge. Fresh and flavorful—three of us were stuffed and still couldn’t finish. Definitely great value and above-average quality for Korean food in the U.S.
I also liked the hot stone rice bowl, topped with four marinated shrimp and marinated abalone (the shrimp are raw, the abalone is cooked). The toppings are generous, the seasoning excellent, and it even comes with tea to turn the crispy rice at the bottom into savory tea-infused rice.
Three weeks later I was still craving it so much that I was ready to pay high delivery fees, only to find out the stone pot rice isn’t on their delivery menu—devastated!
There’s free parking lot right out front, but it’s a bit hard to find a spot. No reservation needed, but come early on weekends.