Bi Won - Buenos Aires

Huge fan of Korean food and this place was nearby so we tried. Bibimbap had aubergines (first for me) and it was muddy. The hot sauce was not hot at all (only the paste, they had not mixed it). Japche was chewing, but huge portions. The Bulgogi was overly sweet. It hit the point after I had over Blandfleisch all week, but I would say it was overall moderate. Many panchan but the kimchi was the cheap, store purchased version. Bathrooms were so dirty and had a terrible smell, could not even use them. Unfortunately, Canción Coreano (number one rated place) was about an hour away from traffic, but I am sure it would have been better than this place.

We visited two won on a Saturday night and somehow the place is not packed We prdered bibimbap, bulgogi, and Tofu soup with some rice. The meal was pleasant as we do not occasionally eat Korean food. The staff were helpful and ready whenever we called. Pricewise, its quite expensive for BA as a meal costs about 450 peso, but note that all sidedishes are free. (approx. 10 pages) Would definitely visit for other round with friends as I began to know what to order and expect. Very nice and woukd recommend friends and families

Good food, excellent service NO credit card or debit only cash that is uncomfortable as it is expensive Restorant and you need to carry a lot of money

Worst experience. It was 9:00. Very bad food and expensive. They had only two options dol sot bibimbap and yook hwe . The Dolsuppe Bibimbap was liquid like soup or jook. Yook hwe wasn't fresh. Both records were bad. I don't know if they wanted to sell left. They only offered two options and both were bad. Not recommended.

This is a rather large restaurant on the inside that you'd walk by on the street without knowing it's a restaurant. There's no sign on the door and the place looks like it was a converted hotel. When I went with a friend, there were just a handful of people in the restaurant (around 9:30 pm). We ordered two traditional dishes; one was a soup with tofu, which was reasonably spicy, and the 2nd was a mixed rice dish. Both had fresh ingredients, but I was hoping for something a bit more spicy. Service was efficient and the price reasonable. It was 600 pesos (About $38 USD) for 2 people, including a bottle of water, liter of beer and 2 entrees.