Corea BBQ

Reviews

• Nicole G.

  star star star star star 20 July 2026

  This is probably my favorite booth at the zion market food court! The food is incredibly well priced and tastes amazing too. Everything is always flavorful and served in hefty portions. Each entree you buy is probably good enough for two meals! Comes with a good variety of banchan - like kimchi and other pickled veggies. Comes out in a reasonable amount of time too!
  
  I'm gonna keep coming back as long as I work close by haha.

• Henrique R.

  star star star star_border star_border 16 July 2026

  3 stars seems fair.
  Food is good, fairly priced.
  Nothing authentic in terms of Korean food.
  This is food court food pretty much.
  
  My mom liked it.

• Sean B.

  star star star star star_border 13 July 2026

  Quite a good little food court option. In the Zion Food Court you have a bunch of places to choose from, I'd put this in the top two for sure.

• Leanne W.

  star star star star star_border 10 July 2026

  great place if you're looking to grab a bite in the food court. I had the rice with raw fish and veggies special, it also came with 3 pieces of tempura, soup and side dishes. The portions are unbelievably generous. I've never seen such a big bowl of salad loaded with so much sashimi and roe. I believe it was under $13 bucks, big bang for your buck!

• Thomas K.

  star star star star_border star_border 5 July 2026

  Surprisingly, ok. In these food courts, I feel it's typically quantity and not quality. Definitely the case with Corea BBQ. I had the omelette fried rice. There were a number of other eatery, but it seems like Corea had the better Yelp reviews than other establishments. My coworker had the sashimi salad and she really liked that.
  
  The portion was huge, but not tasty. I struggled to finish it. The large egg omelette covers this ketchup fried rice with peas and carrots.
  
  The first bite was alright, but as you eat, it's like this mission to finish, not because it taste good, but because it gave you purpose.
  
  I would definitely prefer white rice over the ketchup rice. Or half white and half ketchup? To compensate, maybe some tonkatsu sauce would be what it was missing.
  
  I just tasted the tart from the ketchup and I was kinda grossed out half way in.
  
  I had the same dish as my coworker and she thought it was normal and what omelette fried rice should be.
  
  After a little pondering, totally needs pork sung and some soy sauce.
  
  Parking is good and there's 2 hour validation.
  
  I was debating between 3-4 stars, but thinking about the ketchup rice gives me shivers. Maybe next time I'll try something more suited for me. :)