K Bap Cafe

Really good food. It's a small place ran by a mother and son. Very clean and friendly. They don't always have everything on their menu for the day, so be patient. Whatever you do order is definitely worth the wait and the money. Definitely worth a try if you're not too keen on driving to the Northeast for Korean food.

Authentic Korean food. I lived in Korea for a year and can say this place is pretty good. Bit more expensive than in Korea but for El Paso it's excellent. I do miss pork cutlet which isn't on the menu. Bibimbap wasn't served in a hot stone bowl but I also didn't ask for it to be served that way. Next time I'll ask for the stone bowl, then add some oil around the outside. Makes the rice crispy and hot. Gimbap is expensive, in Korea these are sold like quick take out for $2/each or so but they were tasty. Hopefully they will do the pickled cucumber gimbap. All-in-all this place is very similar to the thousands of small mom and pop places in Korea. Highly recommended if you love Korean food. I didn't see or smell kimchi pots, not sure where they make it or buy it. If you are new to Korean food, try the bulgogi or bulgogi bibimbap. Either are mild, not too spicy and great flavor.