Oma Bap

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1223 E Cherry St
Seattle, WA 98122

Phone: (206) 538-0080

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Neighborhood: Seattle

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• Bibimbap $12.00
• Our traditional home-style rice bowl mixed with carefully prepared vegetables, expertly marinated and roasted meats, and topped with a fried egg. Our Bibimbap Chicken, Salmon and Tofu are Gluten Free! Healthy food exceptional flavors!
• Korean Fried Chicken Bowl (kfc) $15.50
• Boneless Korean fried chicken, tossed in either a gochujang, sweet garlic soy, or extra extra spicy gochujang sauce over your choice of rice. Comes with spicy pickles, lettuce and cabbage mix and house made creamy sesame sauce.
• Combo Bowl $16.50
• Your choice of bulgogi beef, spicy pork, or sweet Korean fried chicken over your selection of white, brown, cauliflower rice or lettuce and cabbage base. Comes with three potstickers, and a pick from our homemade kimchi’s, as well as either miso soup or house salad.
• Bulgogi Beef Fried Rice (bfr) $14.50
• Fried rice mixed with Bulgogi Beef, onions, egg, and topped with fried garlic and scallions**Contains oyster sauce
• Salmon Bowl $19.00
• Our soy-marinated Salmon served with your choice of rice along with avocado, corn, napa kimchi, lettuce and cabbage mix, and our house made creamy sesame sauce.**Substitute Napa kimchi for either spicy pickles, pickled daikon, pineapple kimchi, or pickled rashes & jalapeño to make the bowl entirely gluten free

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  4.1 stars - Based on 11 reviews

#1697 out of 4522 restaurants in Seattle

#15 of 42 Korean in Seattle

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10/16/2024 - Kellen H.
The kimchi fried rice should definitely be offered as a base option, even if it comes at an additional cost. It brings a unique and comforting taste that I have yet to experience elsewhere. From the welcoming atmosphere to the homemade flavors, this Korean eatery in Seattle felt like a warm embrace from a long-lost relative. It's a place I will surely return to for that familiar taste of home.