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About
Beulah Kitchen
Welcome to Beulah Kitchen, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Glendale at 1229 E Colorado St. Offering a delightful journey through the flavors of Korea, Beulah Kitchen has quickly become a local favorite, and after visiting, it’s easy to see why.
What sets Beulah Kitchen apart? For starters, their menu is a testament to authenticity and home-cooked warmth. This isn’t just a place to grab a meal; it’s an experience that beckons you to indulge in the rich culinary traditions of Korea.
- Pasta and Rice: Their Jap Chae features perfectly stir-fried potato glass noodles adorned with fresh vegetables and tender beef, priced at $21.25. The burst of flavors here is simply irresistible.
- Iconic Bibimbap: A classic in the Korean cuisine landscape, Beulah’s Bibimbap offers a colorful medley of ingredients, including seasoned beef, assorted stir-fried vegetables, and a fried egg topping, all served with a tantalizing red chili sauce at $21.25.
- Kimchi Fried Rice: If you crave something comforting, their Kimchi Fried Rice with a perfect fried egg topping, also at $21.25, will hit the spot. This dish balances the spice and tanginess of kimchi harmoniously.
- Banchan Delight: Be sure to try the assortment of side dishes, known as banchan, available for just $6.00, along with their homemade kimchi jar for $12.00—a taste that resonates with many customers like Heide T., who describe it as a "perfect mix of sweet, savory, and sour."
The atmosphere at Beulah Kitchen invites a sense of community, reminiscent of a comforting family kitchen. Guests can order at the counter, which creates an informal yet intimate dining experience. The staff are known for their politeness, adding to the welcoming vibe of the place, as noted by diners like Maneh B. who expressed delight at the "fresh and tasty" food.
Perhaps one of the most appealing aspects is the value you receive for the price—quality dishes that don’t require a trek to Koreatown. Ray C. aptly calls Beulah Kitchen “a GEM,” highlighting dishes like Bibimbap and Soon Tofu that leave a lasting impression.
If you’re looking for a comforting meal that captures the essence of Korean delicacies, look no further than Beulah Kitchen. With a dedicated loyal customer base and rave reviews, this charming eatery is bound to become your new favorite spot in Glendale. Don't miss your chance to experience the culinary love that Beulah Kitchen pours into every dish!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Delicious mom and pop resto . Lady in the front was really nice. Love their kimchi, it's a perfect mix of sweet, savory and sour. 10/10 would support this business again. ”
“ I've wanted to try this place for years! And so glad I finally did! Wow amazing binimbop! Fresh tasty good food! Polite staff. Japche was a little sweeter than I like but I still ate it all the next day! ”
“ What a GEM! I'm surprised how delicious the food here is, without having to travel to Koreatown! The Bibibap was delicious, and the Soon Tofu was tasty. This was my first time trying Kimbap, and I understand why people love it. I'm a fan now! ”
“ Beulah Kitchen is been my first experience getting Korean food that's not KBBQ and it was delicious! The orders came with a small tray of side dishes which were all very tasty and well seasoned. The restaurant is designed for you to order at a counter then sit & eat. Food: The beef bulgogi was flavorful and filling 5/5. The seafood tofu soup was my least favorite dish as it was a little bland 2/5. The fish cake kimbap was the best dish and so fresh and delicious. 5/5. They gave a small parking lot and there's some street parking. ”
“ Food was delivered: Absolutely delicious. Bulgogi kimbap - all the right flavors hit. Tofu soup - very comforting. Side dishes - complimented the entrees perfectly. ”
“ cute little yellow house. Kdrama feels food. it is a small restaurant (4 tables, 4 chairs each) parking is at the back, I can't remember if they have a restroom, most probably none. The food is authentic korean, we tried chicken katsu look a like, kimbap, beef and chicken bulgogi bowls. They are all amazingly taste good! My tteokboki would taste even greater if it's a little creamier, but my kimbap?! BOMBASTILICIOUSLY good! Honestly I always see this place but never tried because everytime korean cravings I would go to ktown, or the other one at brand! Now, I have another option. There were no people when we came so the wait is not that long. I forgot to take pics if the bowls.. but yeah... I will come back! $80ish for these orders of 4 people, no drinks. ”
“ The stone bibimbap was so good. Fresh veggies, bulgogi and that crust on the rice. Mix it up with the gojuchang sauce. It hit the spot. The kiddos love the kimbap. So fresh with minimal filler. The cupbap with spicy pork was delicious the japchae has a peppery kick. The couple that runs this spot are super sweet and service oriented. Four or five tables at this Glendale gem! The ambiance feels like a mixed plate spot on the islands. It is a true gem. ”
“ An awesome mom & pop tucked in between a smog shop and an O'Reilly Auto parts store. Posted hours are Mon-Sat from 11a-8p, closed Sundays. - They also serve drinks such as Thai tea, boba, jasmine green tea, slushies, and fruit tea - They have the typical Korean water station - there are 4 tables inside that can sit 4 people each but are pretty much elbow to elbow with the tables next to each other - bathroom located behind the restaurant - Parking: small parking lot that is easy to miss and limited street parking - Got the $15 Galbi cup bap (10/10) which has 5 pcs Galbi with japchae (10/10, seasoned perfectly) and bean sprouts (10/10, so good I would get it by itself) and a small lettuce salad Definitely would come back. In fact, before I left I already ordered take out for dinner tonight: 3 kimbaps ($9 each) and an order of japchae. I can't wait for my feast tonight and I am so excited to try their fish cake, spicy pork, and bulgogi kimbaps. ”
