Bibimbap - Wynyard Quarter New Zealand

Regular here and have had consistently great service and food. The only down sides are that its attached to a gaming lounge and decor could use some work. The restaurant is surprisingly not that busy. Has great potential but still a good place to eat.

The uncle that served us was really nice. The food was delicious. Will definitely be back again!

Really nice cosy spot in the central city. The owner (i think), was really friendly and accommodating for our dietary requirements (one vegan and one vegetarian). I had the bbq chicken which came with rice and some side dishes. The chicken was really good, cooked tender and flavourfully in the sauce. The side dishes are decent, I'm not the biggest fan of kimchi but it seemed alright. My friends said the tofu bibimbaps were really good too. The fried chicken was alright, a little on the drier side and not seasoned too much but still decent. Food was super quick to arrive and the portions were good for the price too.

Love this little quaint shop at the corner of queen street. Although the wait for food is usually rather long but the quantity and quality of the food is worth the wait. It is affordable and yummy too. <br/ • BBQ pork<br/ • Dokbokki<br/ • Army Stew are usually my go-to

Stopped by for dinner after watching a movie at Queen Street. There were quite a few tables inside so it could hold quite a few people. <br/ <br/ After getting a seat I got a menu and they had quite a few interesting things. I tried their dolsot bibimbap with beef and their spicy rice cakes and noodles. The portions here are quite large. The bibimbap would have been enough for a serving. Lots of rice but it didn't crisp up at the base of the dolsot. I did find the rice a bit soft too. Flavour was alright but they only gave a small portion of gochujang. It also came with side dishes. The spicy rice cakes were nice and I was a nice surprise when it came with dumplings and a fried prawn. The dumpling was really good. Nice crispness and flavour. The rice cakes were nice but the noodles were a bit too soft for my liking. The price $15) was really good for the portion that they had, particularly the bibimbap. I would actually stop by just for those dumplings.