I had Kimchi Chigeraamen. After the Hanshin Tigers won, I went to Joshin to buy a fan for the off-season sale. They had a championship sale, but the fans were already replaced with heaters. So, I decided to go to the food court. In the Aeon Mall, there is Ichiran and Kairikiya, but I wanted to eat spicy ramen, so I went to a Korean restaurant called Bibim. The staff, an elderly man, didn't wear a hat. While waiting, I struggled to decide on the level of spiciness. I ordered the Kimchi Ramen with rice set for 750 yen, which seemed quite cheap. The sign said 900 yen, though. They didn't ask about the level of spiciness. Later, I realized that it was 750 yen for half portion. The Kimchi Chigeraamen, as the name suggests, had kimchi, mushrooms, and shiitake mushrooms. There were no meat or seafood. The taste was delicious, but the ingredients seemed lacking. The noodles were instant dried noodles, as expected. Well, adding rice made it a satisfying amount, but there could be improvements in the ingredients and customer service. They probably offer toppings, but the staff might not ask. This was my 178th bowl in 23 years.

I visited this restaurant in the food court of Kyoto Katsuragawa Aeon Mall for lunch on a Saturday. - Sundubu: 700 yen. The standard sundubu comes with tofu, egg, clams, onions, shiitake mushrooms, and plenty of vegetables. It was spicy enough to make me sweat, and I felt refreshed after eating it. - Rice set: 110 yen. This set includes warm rice and kimchi. You can dip the rice in the sundubu or add kimchi for a different flavor. Prices are inclusive of tax. The food court on weekends is bustling with people of all ages, from young children to the elderly. It may take some effort to find a table, but the space is spacious and open.

"Yannyeom chicken" is a fried chicken dish from Korea. It has a sweet and spicy flavor from the gochujang and chili peppers, which leaves a lasting impression. Personally, I thought it could be spicier, but it was still very delicious. I am curious about trying the bibimbap as well.

I used it when I wanted to have a light lunch at the food court. The set of Bibimbap and Sundubu was around 1200-1300 yen. Personally, I really enjoyed the Sundubu. It had clams in it, and the tofu was soft and delicious.

I had Bibimbap at the food court while shopping. I chose the Chicken Mayo Bibimbap, which is popular among families. It was served in a hot stone bowl, so I had to be careful when carrying it to the table. The sweet and savory sauce with chicken, mayonnaise, egg, and Korean seaweed was delicious! There was plenty of chicken and the portion of rice was satisfying. It was a simple and satisfying lunch during shopping. Thank you for the meal.

On a regular Tuesday at 11:30, a customer came in and there were seats available as usual. They ordered the ●C Set for ¥980 tax included, which included Jeonju Bibimbap, Ramen Sundubu (with free extra rice), and a small dish of kimchi. It seems like they really enjoy it here! Thank you for coming, and bon appétit!

In the food court of Aeon Mall Katsuragawa. Set A. It's a set of stone bibimbap and chijimi. The bibimbap is topped with sweet bean sauce at the counter. I've had the bibimbap a few times and it's decently delicious, but the chijimi was disappointing. It lacked the freshly cooked feeling and was only lukewarm... If the hot plate underneath wasn't hot enough... it was a somewhat disappointing dish. However, when using this restaurant, it's important to consider the tables. The stone plate and hot plate are heavy. The food court was crowded that day and it was hard to walk straight. It may not be the best choice in such a situation. Thank you for the meal.

I didn't really have the image of eating Bibimbap anywhere other than at a yakiniku restaurant, but I saw it at the food court in AEON so I decided to try it. I ordered the cheese Bibimbap because I'm definitely a fan of cheese. It came with an egg and the ingredients had a slightly sour taste, but it was delicious with the cheese and egg. I like stone pot Bibimbap, and they had other authentic menu items as well, so I would like to come back to eat here again if I happen to be at the food court.

The sweet and savory sauce of the bibimbap and the seafood dashi soup of the sundubu were delicious. They are very warming during cold weather!

Arrived at the restaurant at 11 am on Saturday. The place was a bit empty. Ordered the Jeonju Stone Bibimbap and Half Ramen Sundubu Set for 980 yen including tax. Got a free upgrade to extra rice, but the Bibimbap wasn't very tasty, even with the extra rice. The Ramen Sundubu, on the other hand, was delicious! The sweetness was just right and very enjoyable. ^_^

Around 7:00 PM in July 2015, I was able to order smoothly without waiting in line. I chose the recommended "Bibimbap and Sundubu Set" (1,280 yen). After receiving a buzzer, it rang after about 10 minutes. When I went to pick it up, I was given a small dish for kimchi. As I was putting the kimchi in the dish, I found gochujang next to it. When I asked if I should use it for the bibimbap, they said yes. I wish they had told me earlier! It was quite heavy carrying the tray to my seat. I realized I didn't have chopsticks to mix the bibimbap, so I had to go back to the counter. The bibimbap seemed like it was missing something, maybe because there wasn't enough gochujang. The sundubu was spicy but also seemed like it was missing something. I think next time I'll try a different menu item. Thank you for the meal.

One of my favorite shops in the food court at Ion. I had used it several times before. This time, I felt like eating bibimbap after a long time, so I visited. I visited around 12 noon on a weekday. There was no line, and it seemed like the order would come out soon after ordering. I always order the stone bibimbap with extra rice, so I ordered that again this time. I didn't see the menu this time, but it seemed like the signature menu had changed to a set menu. The order came out quickly after ordering, but I was surprised when I saw it! There was little filling, and the rice seemed like a regular amount... The amount of filling was so different from the shop's photo. I was astonished. I also liked the kimchi service, but the kimchi plate seemed different... (I'm sorry if it didn't change) But there was a note saying that there might be too much taken. I was in a hurry this time and forgot to take a picture, but the menu photo and the amount of filling were too different! It was more like egg fried rice with hardly any filling, rather than bibimbap. The service of the staff was not that great, as I hadn't thought it was good before (the person who seemed like the manager was nice, though), it was the same this time. If it's at this level, I don't think I'll go for a while.

Ion Mall Katsuragawa had a surprisingly unique collection of shops. The restaurant area and food court were not filled with typical stores, but rather with many unfamiliar ones. One of them was this place. I got three pieces of Korean-style fried chicken for 360 yen to go. The fried chicken had a sweet and savory sauce that was quite strong, which may divide opinions. Unfortunately, it was disappointing that it didn't pair well with wine, let alone a craft beer like Weizen, as it not only didn't complement the beer but even overshadowed its own character. It was a letdown.

Ordered on a regular Tuesday at 10:05. It arrived in about 10 minutes!