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The construction site of the Bibibop on Court Street, in Athens, Nov. 11, 2026. NEWS Bibibop construction to finish in two months Bibibop Asian Grill is opening an Athens location at 40 S. Court St. GreenHeart Construction Group anticipates finishing construction in one to two months. Bibibop is a fast-casual restaurant chain that serves customizable and healthy Asian cuisine. “We serve real, unprocessed, high-quality food because we believe that well-being can start with a good meal,” the Bibibop website states. “Our Asian restaurant takes care with everything we do to keep that meal affordable for our guests because we also believe that you should not have to pay more to eat healthy food.” According to its website, Bibibop opened its first location in Grandview, and central Ohio has been “home ever since.” There are currently 17 Bibibop locations in the Columbus metropolitan area.

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