Bogle Bogle Tofu Noodle - Johns Creek

Food was good and great customer service especially the young man who worked at Friday night. You should try all!

I’m really not sure why the star rating is so low for Bogle Bogle. We come here quite a bit with our toddler and everyone is always so kind and accommodating for us, this restaurant has become our favorite in our rotation.I’ve tried quite a few things from the menu ddukbokki, kimbop, fried chicken, tofu soup, blood sausage soup.. and the only thing I didn’t love was the blood sausage soup and all other food was exceptional!!Hope Bogle Bogle thrives and stays around because we love coming here! ? I will be stopping by tonight for a dinner to introduce a friend to Korean cuisine as well, we are both very excited!

They have a large, varietal menu but nothing spectacular. Their kimbab is good, but everything else is just ok. It's a place good for a crowd who can't decide on one type of menu.

This is a very authentic Korean restaurant. The menu is even printed in Korean with English descriptions. If you like authentic Korean, you'll love this. It might be a little intimidating to order for someone who's never eaten at a Korean restaurant that is this authentic before. But, just read the descriptions and go with what sounds good and it will be fresh and well prepared.Parking: There's plenty of parking right out frontKid-friendliness: Kids are welcome hereWheelchair accessibility: The parking lot and restaurant on the ground floor.

Probably one of the best hidden gems for Korean fare in the greater metro Atlanta area!!!! I needed some food after my workout and was always curious about this place after passing by it a few times but I had to check it out since I was in the area. I Yelped their menu and saw that it had some decent variety, some pretty legit street food fare and the fact that it's Korean street food, I had to try it! They have almost everything one could get out of Korean street food from spicy rice cakes to fishcake skewers to kimbap to the naengmyun and even some of the stews they offer are all legit what you would find on the streets of Seoul or Daejun or Pusan!!!! The interior is pretty kitschy to be honest with a Greek styled archways of rooms that holds private parties of 7 or more while the dining area is open and spacious. It is definitely a spot to literally bring a group of friends to go eat some legit Korean street food~ I opted for the intestine silken tofu stew spicy. I will admit that spicy isn't spicy at all but the flavor was all there regardless (they serve you a raw egg to plop into your stew!!!!!!! HECK YES!!!! And I also opted for the beef bulgogi kimbap which are pretty huge. The portions are plentiful and they serve a generous plethora of banchan as well!!! Everything was delicious, the experience was great and needless to say, this place is worth going back to try everything on the menu! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!! The namesake and why? It's literally an onomatopoeia in Korean is simply the sound of boiling liquid... like the sound of fresh hot stew served in a clay pot... one of the dishes they have of which you all should get!!!!!