Bulkogi Truck - Durham

Found the truck at Dirtbags Farmer's Market. Ordered the spicy beef Korean BBQ burrito bowl for $16. Filled up a couple of cups with extra sauce just in case. OMG it looked and smelled so amazing when they handed it to me. I was too tempted while heading over to the patio and straight up dove face first into my bowl. I absolutely loved the fusion with corn and black beans from the burrito side mixed in with the flavor and heat of the Korean BBQ. I was so focused on my food I may or may not have zoned out on my friends until my hungry pains were satiated. Excited to try the other options. ?

The food at Bond Brothers was amazing when they were in town! I highly recommend trying the BBQ bowl.

"This food truck in the Triangle is one of my go-to favorites! The food is consistently fresh and delicious, and the spicy meat definitely packs a punch. There is something for everyone on the menu, and I have yet to find something I didn't absolutely love. My personal favorite is the rice bowl with either the spicy beef or chicken. I highly recommend giving this food truck a try - you won't be disappointed!"

Bulkogi was hired to do an event in High Point. The truck was due to close at 1:55pm, and the truck workers made sure to let the event attendees know that they didn’t want to take orders, even though the attendees had no idea what the truck’s agreement was to work the event. The truck workers actually yelled at people waiting in line. Incredibly rude and unprofessional. The food was mediocre and the workers are jerks.

My spicy pork bibimbap bowl was shockingly huge and came with a ton of meat. For value alone, I have to give it credit it was easily two dinners. But in addition it was pretty punchy in the flavor department, not shying away from any ferment in the fried kimchi or bean sprouts, or any sesame oily red spice in the rest of it. My partner's dish was a lot sweeter than mine just by virtue of ordering tofu instead of pork, so keep that in mind if you have a sugar preference.