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Bibimbap House, known for its now-viral altruism and inexpensive Korean food, is now serving its signature bowls on Halsey Street.
The Salem restaurant opened its second location in Portland Monday, announcing its grand opening on Facebook.
Grand opening for our second location tomorrow folks!! 4204 NE Halsey St Portland, OR 97213
Posted by Bibimbap House on Sunday, March 18, 2018
In 2016, Bibimbap House went viral after Humankind shared a video about the restaurant closing on Mondays to feed the homeless under a bridge in Salem. The video has been viewed around 6 million times.
The family behind Bibimbap is particularly religious, often writing bible quotations on takeout containers and taking discounts from dishes in the name of Jesus. The dishes themselves aren’t exactly expensive: The restaurant’s bibimbap clocks in under $10, as do many dishes on the restaurant’s menu.
Bibimbap House goes beyond the traditional stone bowl: The restaurant also serves Korean classics like complimentary banchan, glass noodle dish jap chae, and kimchi jigae stew, as well as Japanese dishes like teriyaki and sushi.
Correction: March 26, 4:48 p.m.
This article was corrected to show that the restaurant opened on Monday, March 19, not Friday.
• Bibimbap House [Facebook]
• Korean restaurant cooks meals for those in need [Humankind]
