Bonjuk bonjug FortLee (Bonjuk&Bibimbab)
1645 Palisade Ave
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In Fort Lee
#154 / Food
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In Fort Lee overall
#782 of all businesses
Korean Restaurant
#29 in town
Composite score
1 / 100
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- GGoogle reviewerLocal GuideAug 28, 2026
I was a little shocked to find this place so empty on a Sunday evening but went in anyway because I was craving some healthy Korean porridge. What I ended up enjoying was a lot more than just porridge-- we ending up having a hearty beef soup and pork donkatsu! Low key loved that there was no alcohol option and no BYOB. Sometimes you just need a little bit of water and tea in your life. Definitely go eat here if you want a peaceful healthy delicious meal with classical music playing in the background.
- GGoogle reviewerAug 12, 2026
I got the bibimbap and it was great and filling for the price. The woman at the front came over consistently to fill our side dishes. The pickled side dish was soooo good, that one kept going empty haha. Definitely will be back next time I'm in town.
- GGoogle reviewerMar 25, 2026
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- GGoogle reviewerLocal GuideJan 5, 2026
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- GGoogle reviewerLocal GuideJan 4, 2026
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- GGoogle reviewerLocal GuideDec 28, 2025
We had Bonjuk twice in Korea Seoul before and we loved it. So when we found out this one is a franchise from the real Bonjuk in Korea we couldn't wait to give it a try. We are surprised that it's not that many ppl since it's opened in a Korean neighborhood. Looks like most Korean still prefer stew or korean bbq. Anyway it's nice that the restaurant is not crowded. The taste of porridge taste like what we had in Korea. But the portion is way too big. It's like double the size of Korea and the price is also double as well. The seaweed oyster porridge in Korea is like $11 but here it's like $21 plus tax and tips so u can imagine it's quite expensive for a bowl of porridge with like around 8 pieces of small oysters inside. The abalone chicken congee is less flavored than Korea, probably the ingredient like chicken is from usa so it makes sense that it wouldn't be exactly the same but if u eat it with the side dishes it's still tasty. So 3 bowls of porridges (seaweed oyster, abalone chicken
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