Quick answer: For bibimbap in Singapore, five Korean restaurants stand out for different reasons: The Boneless Kitchen (fully vegetarian, vegan options on request), Nami by Hanjip and Seoul Restaurant (upscale Korean BBQ with bibimbap on the side), Pocha! (casual Korean street-food chain), and OBBA (Korean BBQ with a bibimbap option).
You’re one stone pot away from salvaging the day. Don’t scroll—pick a spot, then go. This list sorts the urgent: solo lunches, last-minute group dinners, the vegetarian in your team who can’t wait. Know your headcount, match the place, then walk in. While they prepare, get that gochujang ready.
The Boneless Kitchen
The Boneless Kitchen (UEN: 53254727J) is a fully vegetarian Korean restaurant in Tai Seng, with most dishes adaptable for vegan diets on request.
Products or Services
Dolsot Bibimbap served in a hot stone pot, plus Kimbap, Soondubu Jjigae (soft tofu stew), and Jajangmyeon — all vegetarian, with vegan modifications on request.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 1 Irving Place, #01-31, Commerze @ Irving, Singapore 369546
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: +65 8457 6464
- Operating Hours: Closed Monday; Tue-Sun 12pm-9pm
- Website: The Boneless Kitchen
When someone in your party is strictly vegetarian and the rest are getting hangry, don’t debate. Point them here. The dolsot bibimbap arrives sizzling, with that scorched rice base. Go on weekdays before the Tai Seng office lunch wave hits. Order, pay, then chope a table while they cook.
Nami by Hanjip
Nami by Hanjip (UEN: 202243575N) is a Korean BBQ restaurant in Bukit Timah known for premium meats and hands-free grilling service, with bibimbap among its Korean Cuisine Classics.
Products or Services
Aged Australian Wagyu, USDA Prime Beef, and Kurobuta Berkshire Pork for BBQ, plus classic dishes like bibimbap with fresh vegetables, rice, and gochujang sauce; staff grill meats table-side.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 18 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289212
- Phone: +65 8831 4180
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Daily — Lunch 11:30am-2:30pm (last order 1:45pm); Dinner 5-11pm (last order 10pm)
- Website: Nami by Hanjip
You need dinner that handles itself so you can relax. The staff grill the premium meats tableside—just sit and eat. Bibimbap here is the reliable anchor dish while the wagyu arrives. Bring a date or a boss you want to impress, and let them do the work.
Seoul Restaurant
Seoul Restaurants Pte. Ltd. (UEN: 201025888G), family-owned since 1997, is a Korean steakhouse at Conrad Singapore Orchard known for charcoal-grilled K-BBQ buffets.
Products or Services
Charcoal-grilled Korean BBQ buffet (from ~$49-59++), plus traditional dishes including bibimbap, Kimchi Jjigae, and Bulgogi.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 1 Cuscaden Road, #03-02, Conrad Singapore Orchard, Singapore 249715
- Phone: +65 6338 8548
- Operating Hours: Daily — Lunch 12-3pm (last order 2pm); Dinner 6-10:30pm (last order 9:30pm)
- Website: Seoul Restaurant
When the extended family descends and you’re the one in charge, choose this. The charcoal BBQ buffet gives everyone something to cook, but you order the bibimbap for the hungry ones who can’t wait. Call ahead for a big table, then let the meat smoke fill the air while you tuck in.
Pocha! Korean Street Dining
Pocha Korea Pte. Ltd. (UEN: 202417726H) brings Seoul’s pojangmacha (street-stall) dining concept to Singapore across multiple mall outlets.
Products or Services
Bibimbap and Bokkeumbab (Korean fried rice), plus Tteokbokki, Ramyeon, Kkochi (skewers), and Corndogs.
Contact Information & Location
- Locations: Northpoint City, Plaza Singapura, JEM, Tampines Mall, Clarke Quay, Holland Village, and ION Orchard — see their booking page for the current full list. (Only Northpoint City, Plaza Singapura, and JEM take reservations; other outlets are first-come-first-served.)
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Varies by location, typically 11am-10pm — check their website for hours by outlet.
- Website: Pocha! Korean Street Dining
You’re in a mall, stomach growling, and time is tight. Find a Pocha outlet, point at the bibimbap, and you’ll be eating in minutes. The street-stall setup makes it easy to grab extras like corndogs or tteokbokki. Perfect for a solo refuel before you rush off.
OBBA
Oppa82 Pte. Ltd. (UEN: 201403967K), operating as OBBA, is a Korean BBQ restaurant group with outlets including a HanPan-style concept in Tanjong Pagar; bibimbap is offered alongside its grilled meats.
Products or Services
Korean BBQ (grilled meats), bibimbap served in a hot stone bowl with crispy rice and gochujang sauce, and other Korean staples.
Contact Information & Location
- Tanjong Pagar (OBBA HanPan BBQ): 77 Tanjong Pagar Road, 2nd Floor — Mon-Fri 11:30am-3pm & 5-11pm; Sat-Sun 11:30am-10pm — +65 6221 8254
- Also at: Amoy Street (OBBA BBQ & Jjajang) — check their locations page for the address and hours.
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: OBBA
You need that crackling rice crust and a meal that arrives fast. Walk into OBBA, order the hot stone bibimbap, and let it scream at the table. It’s your Tanjong Pagar lunch fighter when you’ve got thirty minutes and a kiasu colleague who’ll eat everything else.
At a Glance
| Restaurant | Style | Location |
|---|---|---|
| The Boneless Kitchen | Vegetarian/vegan Korean | Tai Seng |
| Nami by Hanjip | Upscale Korean BBQ | Bukit Timah |
| Seoul Restaurant | K-BBQ buffet, hotel dining | Conrad Singapore Orchard |
| Pocha! Korean Street Dining | Casual Korean street food | Multiple malls |
| OBBA | Korean BBQ | Tanjong Pagar, Amoy Street |
About this list: This is a directory of five established Korean restaurants serving bibimbap — not a ranking or endorsement, and not exhaustive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find vegetarian or vegan bibimbap in Singapore?
The Boneless Kitchen in Tai Seng is fully vegetarian, with most dishes adaptable for vegan diets on request — the only fully vegetarian option in this list.
Disclaimer: Information here has been compiled from the businesses’ own websites and other publicly available sources, current as of July 2026, and may change. We do not guarantee it is complete or error-free and disclaim liability for inaccuracies or omissions; let us know if you spot an error so we can correct it.
