Mr. Kimbob Philippines Menu Prices 2026
Planning a quick Korean food court run? Mr. Kimbob menu prices are worth checking first, since this guide breaks down the latest confirmed pricing across its rice meals, BBQ plates, and noodle dishes before you order at the counter or through a delivery app.
Mr. Kimbob is a Filipino-run, fast-casual Korean food brand that’s become a familiar sight in mall food courts across the Philippines, known for affordable bibimbop bowls, Korean BBQ-style meat plates, and snacks like tteokbokki and mandu. Customers generally come here expecting quick-service Korean comfort food at prices closer to a fast-food combo meal than a full sit-down Korean restaurant.
Bibimbop (Signature Rice Bowl)
| Menu Item | Price (₱) |
|---|---|
| Bibimbop (choice of beef, chicken, or pork) | 165 |
| Add double meat | +45 |
Rice Meal Combos
Each rice meal below can be upgraded into a combo that adds a 12oz drink and 2 pcs mandu.
| Menu Item | Price (₱) |
|---|---|
| Odeng Bokkeum Dubbob (fishcake, sweet & spicy) | 145 |
| Meat Lover’s (beef, chicken, or pork) | 155 |
| Beef Japchae Dubbob | 155 |
| Classic Kimchi Beef Fried Rice | 155 |
| Mr. Chix Bites (original, sweet & spicy, or soy garlic) | 165 |
| Donkatsu | 165 |
| Kimchi Jjigae (spicy kimchi stew) | 205 |
| Beef Bulgogi | 215 |
Mr. Kimbob Korean BBQ
| Menu Item | Price (₱) |
|---|---|
| Spicy Dakgalbi (spicy chicken) | 175 |
| BBQ Dakgalbi (BBQ chicken) | 175 |
| Classic Samgyupsal (classic pork) | 195 |
| Spicy Samgyupsal (spicy pork) | 195 |
| BBQ Samgyupsal (BBQ pork) | 195 |
| BBQ Kalbisal (beef rib tenderloin) | 245 |
Noodles & Extras
| Menu Item | Price (₱) / Size |
|---|---|
| Kimchi | Small 55 / Large 75 |
| Dubbob (beef, chicken, or pork) | 75 |
| Ramyun (mild or spicy) | 125 |
| Kimbob (kimchi & beef) | 135 |
| Bibimroll | 175 |
| Odeng Sausage Ggochi | 85 |
| Tteok Sausage Ggochi | 1pc 65 / 2pcs 115 |
| Odeng Bokkeum (original or sweet & spicy) | Small 65 / Regular 115 |
| Japchae with Beef | Small 75 / Regular 145 |
| Tteokbokki (spicy Korean rice cake) | Small 85 / Regular 165 |
| Kimchi Jeon (kimchi pancake) | 85 |
| Mandu, 4 pcs (fried Korean dumplings) | 85 |
Add-Ons and Drinks
| Menu Item | Price (₱) |
|---|---|
| Mr. Kimbob Special Sauce | 35 |
| Plain Rice | 25 |
| Fried Egg | 25 |
| Drinks (16oz / 22oz) | 65 / 75 |
| Upsize Drinks (16oz / 22oz) | +15 / +20 |
| Bottled Water | 25 |
Mr. Big Savers (Group Meal)
| Menu Item | Price (₱) |
|---|---|
| Mr. Big Savers (good for 3–4 persons) | 655 |
*Prices above are based on Mr. Kimbob’s official menu as posted on its Facebook page and reflected on its store listings as of early 2026, and may vary by branch, mall food court, delivery platform, or ongoing promo. Since Mr. Kimbob operates largely through food court counters, it’s worth double-checking pricing with your nearest branch, especially for add-on or upsize options.
About Mr. Kimbob Philippines
Mr. Kimbob is a homegrown Filipino food brand built around bringing Korean comfort food bibimbop, Korean BBQ-style meats, kimbob, and instant-noodle-style ramyun into an accessible, food court-friendly format. Rather than positioning itself as an authentic, imported Korean concept, it leans into being a local take on Korean flavors that’s designed to be quick, filling, and priced for everyday mall dining rather than special-occasion dinners.
The brand has expanded well beyond its original Metro Manila locations, with branches now found in malls across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Its menu structure individual rice meals, à la carte Korean BBQ plates, and a large sharing bundle is built for solo diners and groups alike, without requiring the grill-your-own-meat setup of a full Korean barbecue restaurant.
Popular Items To Try
- Bibimbop — the brand’s namesake dish and the item most associated with Mr. Kimbob, a mixed rice bowl available with beef, chicken, or pork.
- BBQ Samgyupsal — pork marinated in the restaurant’s signature BBQ sauce, frequently mentioned by customers as a solid, no-frills pick.
- Beef Bulgogi — a rice meal option using marinated beef, positioned as one of the pricier but more substantial rice meals on the menu.
- Tteokbokki — the spicy Korean rice cake dish, available in a smaller size for those who just want a snack-sized portion.
- Ramyun — a straightforward noodle soup available in mild or spicy versions, often ordered as a quick comfort meal on its own.
- Mr. Big Savers — the go-to bundle for group orders, designed for 3 to 4 people sharing.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
Mr. Kimbob occasionally runs limited-time promos or seasonal bundle offers through its official Facebook page, though there’s no fixed, ongoing discount structure confirmed at the moment. Since promo mechanics and availability can shift by branch, it’s best to check the Mr. Kimbob Facebook page or ask at your nearest branch before assuming a specific deal applies.
Price and Value for Money
Mr. Kimbob positions itself firmly in the budget-to-mid casual dining bracket, with most rice meals and BBQ plates priced between ₱145 and ₱245 comparable to, or slightly above, a typical fast-food combo meal. The pricing structure rewards combo upgrades (adding a drink and mandu to a rice meal) and the Mr. Big Savers bundle for anyone feeding a small group, since ordering several individual plates separately would likely cost more per person.
Is Mr. Kimbob Worth Trying?
Customer feedback on Mr. Kimbob tends to focus on how much it delivers for the price rather than claims of high-end authenticity, and that’s largely by design this isn’t meant to compete with a full Korean restaurant, but with other quick-service options in the same food court. One customer review specifically praised the kalbi plate for being cooked to order rather than sitting under a heat lamp, along with the reasonable price of add-ons like fried eggs, which suggests the kitchen at least some branches puts more care into individual orders than a typical fast-food counter would.
That said, since Mr. Kimbob operates mostly through food court stalls, the experience can vary noticeably by branch and by how busy the location gets during peak mall hours. If you’re trying it for the first time, the bibimbop or a BBQ samgyupsal plate are reasonable, lower-risk orders to start with before working up to the bigger combo meals or the Big Savers bundle.
Dining Experience and Service
Mr. Kimbob operates primarily as a quick-service, food court-style counter inside shopping malls, with limited or simple seating depending on the specific mall’s food court layout. Orders are typically prepared fresh rather than pre-plated, and takeout is the default expectation given the food court setting, though delivery may be available at select branches through third-party platforms.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
| Branch | Address | Hours (approximate) |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Kimbob TriNoma | Level 2, Main Building, TriNoma, Quezon City | Mall hours, typically 10am–9pm |
| Mr. Kimbob SM City Bicutan | 3/F Food Court, SM City Bicutan, Doña Soledad Ave., Parañaque | Daily, 10am–9pm |
| Mr. Kimbob SM Mall, Cebu City | LG/F, SM Mall, Juan Luna Ave., Cebu City | Daily, 10am–10pm |
| Mr. Kimbob Ayala Center, Makati | FS-4, SM Foodcourt, LG, SM Supermarket, Ayala Center, Makati City | Mall hours |
| Mr. Kimbob (Davao branch) | Ecoland Dr., Ecoland Subd., Davao City | Food court hours |
Mr. Kimbob operates dozens of branches across Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, so opening hours and even branch availability can vary some locations have closed or relocated over time. It is better to check the official Mr. Kimbob Facebook page or the mall’s own directory before visiting a specific branch.
Services and Facilities
- Quick-service, food court-style counter dining
- Takeout as the default order format
- Delivery available at select branches through third-party apps
- Combo upgrade option (drink + mandu) on rice meals
- Group bundle (Mr. Big Savers) for 3–4 persons
