Some weeks ago, we went to Bulko in Copenhagen. Thannu was craving Korean BBQ, so my sister made a reservation for us at Bulko. We had never been there before, so we were pretty excited. We usually go to Restaurant Seoul in Copenhagen, where the concept is more like all-you-can-eat (still Korean BBQ); you can keep ordering dishes through an app and get whatever you want for one price.
Bulko is different. You pay for a specific number of dishes and a meat of your choice. I prefer Restaurant Seoul’s concept because you can make sure to only get what you like. At Bulko, you get a little bit of everything, and you don’t necessarily finish everything due to personal food preferences. Also, Bulko is more expensive because if you want more of something like kimchi, then you have to pay for it each time you order additional side dishes.
The food itself was delicious! We loved it. The restaurant was small, and the interior was cultural. I loved how intimate and traditional it felt. The service was also good; everyone was nice, and the overall vibe in the restaurant was really pleasant. We had a great time and enjoyed our food! I would definitely go there again!
Food: 4/5 — Pricey, and I prefer the all-you-can-eat concept over the package deal.
Interior: 5/5
Service: 5/5
