The Bulgogi DuKuhBee Noodles

The noodles here are absolutely amazing! You can tell they're fresh and handmade by the chewy texture and excellent taste.

Whenever we get takeout, my wife gets the bibimbap and I get the beef noodles. I've been meaning to branch out and try something else, but it's hard to knowing that I'd miss those perfect noodles even for a single meal.

The beef is also good quality, I haven't encountered a fatty hard piece yet.

Love this place and you will too!

Came with my wife as we both enjoy Asian foods of any sort. We had 2 different meals with the cucumber salad to share as well. The food texture was on point. The temperature was perfect for my wife, but I could go a bit hotter, yet it was still a great temperature. The flavors were numerous but still balanced. I can't find anything bad to say about this place. We eat lots of Asian food and I'm from southwest Asia myself so I've had all kinds... and I'm telling you all reading this, the food is top notch. 97/100.

Really good food. Great people.

This place is a local gem. The owners/workers are super kind and have many regulars. The food was so yummy. The fries were crispy and the bulgogi was so delicious. The hand pulled noodles tasted fresh and their portions are generous. We definitely took ours to go since we could not finish it. You can tell that they cook with love and lots of delicious flavors. Definitely give this place a try! We will definitely be coming back as well.

Finally got to try this place and really enjoyed it. The Seoul wings are super tasty. The bibimbop was decent and the pork noodles were tasty. When you say super spicy, be prepared to get it SPICY.

Ended up getting takeout because dining in seemed less than encouraged. Besides that, pretty solid

Ordered door dash and man this was delicious! I recommend the mandoo (deep fried dumplings). It was packed with flavor. The hand pulled noodles were made fresh and lots of protein was included, which is a plus. I want to try other dishes next.

The noodles are sooo good! I like to order vegetable(spicy) so I can satisfy my noodle craving. I tried shrimp noddle it was okay. But I did like it better with a side of finger licking Seoul wings! The interior needs some help otherwise clean and good food!

Tasty wings, although just a bit too sweet. Delicious japchae. Decent noodles. Quick food prep time and good hours. I keep going back

This was our first time here and we had it delivered. We ordered the BiBimBob with chicken, vegetarian BiBimBob, garlic honey Seoul Wings and the beef Du Kuh Bee Noodle. Because our young daughters we're eating this as well we asked for nothing spicy and Kim che on the side.
The food was great!! Everything had great flavor, tender and good sized portions. The bibimobs were well balanced and the rice was done perfectly. The chicken wings were very tasty and I could have eaten these all day. The noodles in the Du Kuh Bee were amazing and the beef very tender.
Loved the food and we'll be back!

This has slowly become one of my go to's when I'm craving Korean food. They're always super fast and their portions (especially for japchae) are HUGE which is greatly appreciate especially for only $15. I've had their Tteok bbo kki and it was solid. Their mandoo is also solid. Their menu is far from big but the dishes they do they seem to do very well. Their menu kind of reminds me of street food-ish or quick items. They have things like Seoul Wings, Bulgolgi Fries, etc. It's a solid solid place so if you haven't been there or ordered their food (it makes great delivery) then I'd highly recommend giving them a shot sometime!

SO goooooooood! Really great flavors and textures in every dish. We LOVE the mandu (Korean gyoza in kimchi (best), beef, chicken), the wings, the incredibly tasty Gimmari (fried nori roles? Yes, PLEASE!). Just those together make more than enough for two. We have tried the Tteokbokki (yummy, yummy EVIL!), and the noodles and loved them too!

The mandu are pan fried to the point of having crispy edges, which is delightful and are lightly glazed in a slightly sweet/hot sauce that makes them really pop. I've had my share of mandu... but these just work so much better than almost any I've had before. The Kimchi version is our favorite, with beef being next. The honey/garlic wings are similar, crispy edges, very tasty, though next time, we will try the spicy version).

We had never had Gimmari before theirs, so no real basis for comparison, but OH.MY.GAWD.. Fried rolls of crispy nori goodness? 'Nuff said.

The Tteokbokki, an almost "junk food" dish that can be elevated to high performance art in Seoul (check out Mabongnim, where you cook your own at table center and after you've eaten all the mochi, they then bring by... rice and enough cheese to choke a horse to sop up all that spicy red goodness left over!). I think Tteokbokki is the Korean version of peanut butter & jelly as it can pacify even the pickiest children... or piss off their moms when they find out that's what you let them have for dinner It was really good, but is not for everyone, especially not a diabetic (like me)! I mean, solid sticks of mochi swimming in a wonderful red kimchi sauce with a medium egg... well, sheer childlike indulgence! I really should not have eaten so much... (did I mention... EVIL, Marge!)

The noodles were tasty too and we got ours medium hot. I still felt a good sweat around the eyes and bridge of the nose, though not nasal discharge was involved ( ), so that's pretty much a perfect medium. May have to try the hot sometime, especially if I have a head cold.

Oh, they mainly cater to takeout through all the usual services; however, they DO have 3 little tables and you CAN eat in. You'll have to ask for paper plates, it's not high class dining, but man, this place becomes a truly low-priced and wonderful indulgence if you skip the delivery charge. Being where they are on Sandy, it would be an accomplishment for anyone in SE to feel it were not close by.

Pro Move: Order entirely from the appetizer menu or order only one of the mains. Think of it as Korean Tapas. Not only are 3 orders of mandu, Gimmari, and wings more than enough for two (we had a stuffed box left over), all that clocked in below $40, which is getting rare these days.