Light creamy bowl with teriyaki chicken, salad leaves, seaweed and crunchy tenkasu
Tender marinated beef bulgogi with fresh vegetables over steamed rice
Stir-fried pork in special spicy marinade with fresh vegetables
Flavourful spicy beef with assorted vegetables and gochujang sauce
Fresh seafood mix with vegetables and Korean seasonings
Vegetarian-friendly marinated tofu with fresh vegetables
Plant-based bulgogi with assorted vegetables and Korean flavours
Korean cold noodles tossed in spicy gochujang sauce
Comforting warm noodles in savoury soy-based broth
Crispy spam with creamy mayo over steamed rice
Korean glass noodles stir-fried with vegetables over rice
Mini-meal with teriyaki chicken in a convenient cup format
Over Rice
Over Rice
Over Rice
Choose from Chicken / Sweet & Spicy Sauce
Coated in Sweet & Spicy Sauce
Iced option only
Iced option only
Bibimbap
Bibimbap
Bibimbap
Bibimbap
Bibimbap
Bibimbap
Bibimbap
Over Rice
Over Rice
Over Rice
Soup
Soup
Soup
Cupbap
Noodles (Warm)
Noodles (Cold)
Choice of free drink includes Coke/ Green Tea/ Bottled Water.
Choose from Citreon/ Sweet & Spicy Sauce
Coated in Sweet & Spicy Sauce
Iced option only
Iced option only
The exterior of Paik's Bibim restaurant with a prominent sign and promotional posters.
A promotional sign displays various set meals and upgrades from Paik's Bibim.
A poster showcasing the ingredients of a Bibimbap dish from Paik's Bibim.
A poster advertising Pork Bibimbap with ingredients and a slogan 'Be Healthy Be Happy'.
A wall display showing how to enjoy bibimbap at Paik's Bibim.
A close-up overhead view of a bibimbap dish with ingredients and sauce.
A close-up of a nearly finished bibimbap dish with chopsticks and a drink.
The exterior of Paik's Bibim Korean restaurant with a promotional poster.
The exterior signage and digital menu boards of Paik's Bibim Korean restaurant.
A large banner showcasing Bibimbap, a Korean dish, with images and text.
Two staff members stand behind a counter at Paiks Bibimbap, with a menu board above.
A close-up of a steamed egg dish served in a white paper cup, with kimchi and soup in the background.
A close-up of Korean dishes including fried chicken, japchae, and rice with sauce.
A black bowl filled with rice, chicken, and a fried egg, served with kimchi.
A close-up overhead view of a bibimbap dish with various toppings and a side of bean sprouts.
A close-up shot of a delicious bibimbap dish served in a black bowl.
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Digital menu boards displaying Korean dishes and prices at Paik's Bibimbap.
A digital menu board displaying Korean dishes, including rice bowls and soups.
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A close-up of a steaming bowl of Korean soft tofu stew with tofu and clams.
A close-up of a Korean bibimbap dish with meat, vegetables, and sauce, served with side dishes.
A close-up of Korean tteokbokki with a side of kimchi and a grape soda.
Interior of a Korean restaurant with tables, seating, and a large sign explaining how to enjoy bibimbap.
A wall display showing how to enjoy Bibimbap at Paik's Bibim.
A menu for Paik's Bibim featuring set meals with Korean dishes and drinks.
A menu board showcasing $13 set meals with various Korean dishes and drink options.
A close-up of a bibimbap dish with fried chicken and soup on a tray.
The exterior of Paik's Bibim restaurant, showcasing its signage, seating area, and promotional displays.
A menu displaying various Korean dishes including bibimbap, over rice, soup, cupbap, and noodles.
A bowl of tteokbokki with a side of sauce and chopped green onions.
Three bowls of bibimbap with various toppings and side dishes are arranged on a dark surface.
A close-up of a Korean bibim guksu dish with noodles, vegetables, and a side of kimchi.
A digital display showcasing a Bibimbap dish with its ingredients labeled.
A close-up of a Korean bibimbap dish with beef, vegetables, and a fried egg.
A table filled with various Korean side dishes and a salad, ready for a meal.
A close-up of a bibimbap dish with fried shrimp, iced coffee, and kimchi.
A white cup filled with crispy, glazed fried chicken pieces.
A digital menu board displaying Korean dishes like Bibimbap, Over Rice, and Soup.
A digital menu board displaying various Bibimbap and Cupbap dishes with prices.
A menu board showcasing various Korean set meals with prices and descriptions.
A close-up of a delicious Korean Japchae dish with glass noodles, vegetables, and sesame seeds.
A promotional poster for Paik's Bibimbap's combo meal with free drinks.
The interior of Paik's Bibim restaurant with a menu displayed on screens and a poster of the chef.
A menu from Paiks Bibim featuring Korean dishes like Bibimbap, Over Rice, Soup, and Sides.
A sign advertising Paik's collaboration iced drinks, featuring various flavors and prices.
A wall display at Paiks Bibim Vivo City showing how to enjoy bibimbap and promoting Korean healthy food.
A digital menu board displays various Korean dishes with prices and images.
A menu board advertising a combo meal with free drinks from Paik's Bibim.
A digital menu board displays various Korean dishes like Bibimbap, Cupbap, and Over Rice.
A menu board displaying iced drinks and set meals from Paik's Bibim and Paik's Coffee.
A menu board showcasing various Korean meal sets and upgrades with prices.
A receipt and a bowl of Korean soft tofu soup with rice and chopsticks.
The exterior of Paik's Bibimbap restaurant with its prominent signage and interior seating.
Based on 15 reviews
Out of 410 shops
Out of 1 bibimbap shops
Shirley
Worst spicy tofu soup ever tasted. Ingredients fished out: 1 egg, 1/2box tofu, 2 clams, 2 tiny prawns. for $9.90. Well, I would rather pay a few dollars more for some enoki mushrooms and veg with decent sized prawns. Soup was very salty too. Waste of my time eating. The place was relatively empty during lunch hours and now I know why. Waited more than 10 min for my food even thou I am the only one waiting. 👎🏻
Cl Ang
Generally decent bibimbab quick fix. But just don’t order their sides. It’s pretty bad. Their $1 fried egg is actually just microwave egg. We had a bad experience not just because it’s not fried at all but the egg exploded on us creating a mess out of it. We ordered their $3.50 steamed egg and of course it is just a messy looking microwaved egg mix. And the amount is simply pathetic. Probably run by a bunch of inexperienced young cooking staff behind.
KopiOkosongpeng
Haven’t dined here in a long while. Food used to be so much better. This visit I found a large piece of eggshell in the tofu soup 😣. Soup was also tasteless with only 3 small pieces of tofu. Fried shrimp was super oily and tteokbokki was underwhelming. Seriously even the instant/frozen tteokbokki I buy from the supermarket tasted better.
Matthew Lee
I didn't like it seriously. Think we are really paying more for the "healthy" meal when a food court bibimbap tastes better and cheaper. I didn't like the use of cabbage which has a very raw taste lingering throughout the meal. Its not really considered healthy because the rice bowl will be plain tasteless without the gojujang. Ordered the seafood bowl and the seafood was really pathetic. Luckily I ordered the fried chicken, the portion was quite small but maybe it was the saving grace for the meal.
S L
food is 7/10 but service is 10/10. not sure who is the nice guy working at the counter who served me around 11.30am but he's very friendly and willing to help. good job!
CJ
The bibimbap is a huge bowl. Really worth the money especially when you order their set meal. We also had cold noodles which was also as good! For the place, I think there are limited seats. Staff not very accommodating.
Yeo Choon Kuan (Jackson)
This is a self service eatery. You can scan the QR code to order and pay by credit card. Alternatively you can order at the cashier but pay by nets or grab pay but no paywave. The glass noodle is nice. However the bibimbak is normal. Maybe because it is not my favourite kind of dish. It is very filling. The iced coffee is very sweet. If you order the Korean lemon tea, you might want to request for less or no syrup. Stir it well as the syrup stays at the bottom. Overall it is fine. Simple shop decor just to eat and go. Not a very good place to dine and sit for long periods as it is small and cramp and some seats can be too close to other customers 😊
K Tan
Paiks Bibim @ Vivo City serves self order korean staples. Taste is quite acceptable and price is ok. Thought food portion can be more. Still hungry after eating. Spicy tofu soup looks diluted at first but packs lots of flavor. Lack of ingredients though. Seating area is uncomfortable and makes you finish your food quickly. Okay to try.
suzen
Had been dining in continuously for 2 times within a week. Nice staff to inform on how to order. And helped me to pack for the unfinished dish. And also freeflow of yummy chilli paste. Had my first time to try was at Suntec City's outlet 😋
