My gal pals and I try to get together for a Saturday lunch each month. None of us have ever been…read morehere so we thought we would give it a try. The interior has a dimly lit warehouse feel with predominantly vinyl booths. The first thing I noticed was much of the seating in most of the booths were worn and torn. I find this to be a turn off due to sanitary conditions being compromised. I found one Booth that had two separate vinyl chairs on one side that were not damaged. The wait staff was friendly and attentive. They explained the procedure to choose whether we wanted Hot Pot (soup) or the barbecue option. Each table has built in induction cooktop burners with a center shallow wok. We all chose Hot Pot. (Soup) The waitress takes our order for our soup base and then we choose the proteins and vegetables we want to add to the hot pot from a tablet. There are also choices of starches, like rice, noodles and dumplings. The soup base arrives first and you can adjust the temperature of your own personal cook top burner, then the accoutrements arrive. Most of the proteins are slightly frozen, and rolled neatly on their serving dishes. I particularly liked any of the dumplings. The meats were so thin that they can be easily overcooked. The vermicelli noodles were very good and cooked perfectly in the broth. Everything was fresh and the broth I chose had a good flavor and was not over salted. It's all you can eat so you can try another broth or get a refill on the same one. The same with the other ingredients. They do serve alcohol & dessert which are not included in the all you can eat price. Soft drinks are. They mentioned they had an appetizer bar that was included. It contained a small section with some cut up fruit. Then several containers of sauces that you can mix and match. Then there were some french fries and some type of breaded fish or chicken tenders. I didn't find it appetizing. I think better options and more of them should be added. I think this is the type of place, you need to experience once. Definitely good for a group of friends and those that want to try proteins that just aren't available anywhere. Personally, I just don't care to cook much anymore so when the waitress asked if there was anything else she could bring us, I said a chef. We all laughed.

KPot was our "togo" place when we would go out for dinner. We recently moved from South Carolina…read moreand expected the chain to be the same. IT IS NOT! this Geoffrey drive location is HORRIBLE. The bar is FILTHY, the staff was more interested in "hanging out" with each other than providing service. The kitchen staff carried multiple plates open on arms without trays (food contacting dirty clothing) We had to walk up and get our water filled from the bar tender ourselves! They never offered to change the grill,which was so gummed up it was smoking, the ordering tablet didnt work for ordering and we finally had to get up, locate someone and ask for the bill. It was 3:30 on a Monday - plenty of staff in house, just not working. What a disappointing experience from our "favorite" spot. Guess nothing lasts forever, it's sad!

My 1st time at a Korean BBQ restaurant. My 7 year old and I came here after the KPOP Demon Hunter…read moreevent nearby. The food is DELICIOUS, the service is TOP NOTCH, and the restaurant is clean! Shout out to Lucas and Taro for being super patient and explaining everything to us. With their knowledge we were able to have a very fulfilling meal.

The price is incredibly fair! If you go during lunch, it's $20 per person, and dinner is $30 per…read moreperson! Going during lunch time is great for broke college students (as it's in walking distance from the university). They have a large variety of sauces, and also have pretty good appetizers in their buffet area. I've eaten here for both Kpop and kbbq in the past, and they both did not disappoint! They definitely are priced better and have better options than the other kpots around town.

Mid, if you have the option go somewhere else food kinda lacked flavor and the drinks weren't cold…read moregot 2 different orders completely wrong but they fixed it let me keep both and only charged for the cheaper one

They're getting worst. Besides shooting back people in the back. Their house mei fun literally had…read morea slither of pork. A slither of chicken l and 2 shrimp. Never anyone sitting in there but the staff. Hopefully they're closed soon. Such a waster of money on this economy

Food is good but the customer service is non existent. Staff usually comes off as bothered when…read moreordering.

It is located inside The Market at Liberty Place food hall. For lunch, we ordered a Korean beef…read morebento box, two ramen, mandu, and Kimbap for our part of four. The foods tasted pretty good. The beef in the bento box and Kimbap needed more seasoning, but was very tender. The two ramen were the best tasting of our meal. There was lots of ramen and the broth was delicious, not salty and not full of MSG. The mandu was crispy and full of beef and pork filling. The employee was friendly and quick. Prices were affordable. We enjoyed our lunch.

This is now my favorite place to eat for lunch or dinner. You get to cook what you want to eat…read more They have dessert too. The staff is so friendly. If you go on your birthday, you get your picture taken and they sing happy birthday is such a nice place. I recommend it.

I came here with my family to meet up with my friend and her little family. We were the first ones…read morein the restaurant when it opened at noon and were promptly sat down. The restaurant was soooo cold so I'm not sure if they just purposely dont turn on the heat since the hot pot/korean bbq will be sure to keep you toasty. For the table we got the hot pot and the korean bbq options. For Korean bbq we got the beef bulgogi, galbi, garlic shrimp, squid and onions. They brought a decent amount of all of them to the table. For hot pot we ordered two broths per family. I got the pork bone broth that was very light in flavor. For hot pot items you have to walk up and gather your own meats, veggies, noodles etc. On the other side there a small sauce/seasoning bar, dessert bar and an ice cream area. Other all the korean bbq meats were pretty good! The garlic shrimp had the best seasoning. The cut of the galibi was a bit fatty but still pretty good. They were really good at changing the grill ever so often. The hot pot items were great additions to the broth. The staff was also nice. Overall a good spot to meet up with some friends. The price point I thought was expensive (2 people for both hotpot/korean bbq on a Saturday was $100+ with tip) but it was still fun and we left with very full tummys.

Landed here once in the middle of the pandemic while looking dm for food on the way back from DC…read more Have been back a couple times. The place is special because it is an old school Korean restaurant. Food is exactly what you expect, ambiance is exactly what you would expect. If you like that this is your place. I am a big fan.

Love this spot. I go here often with my mom. My kids love their fried rice. And I love all the…read moredifferent Korean stews. The food tastes fresh. The waitresses are friendly and overall vibe here is comfortable. Tables, chairs and menus are clean.

Absolutely amazing food. Best squeezers I've had in my life. 10/10 would recommend. The signature…read morefried bucket is the way to go to try the most variety.

A fun concept to have all sorts of foods on skewers with an Asian hot pot -esque flavoring. In…read morepractice, you're probably eating less quantity than appears since the skewer sticks themselves take up so much space. Still an enjoyable experience, though. They also sell plenty of non-skewer items. The most notable dishes were the enochi mushroom with pork belly wrap skewer and a pea shoot veggie dish. All the skewers have a similar seasoning/flavor. Service is as expected, was very accommodating for our medium sized group. We were able to scan a QR menu on our individual phones for a group order and simultaneously add into one order electronically.

I went to the newly opened Johnny's Korean Fried Chicken and Ramen side of the sushi shop. First, I…read morehave to say that the food does not have the traditionally known Korean fried chicken flavors. It is Chinese fried chicken, through and through. So, if you want Korean fried chicken, you will be sorely disappointed, as I was. (I was raised on a Chinese grandmother's home cooking for 30+ years.) But, if you're looking for Chinese fried chicken, look no further, this spot hits that spot!! It's delicious, juicy, and filled with that good chicken flavor! The sauces are good and tasty, also more Chinese than Korean, and it's better than any KFC around. The servers were really kind and helpful with making choices. There were kids around (well well behaved and others not as much) which was strange but whatever. And the shop was clean, the bathrooms were much nicer than expected, and the tables were cleaned after each customer. If they had trash cans around, I would have tossed our trash before leaving to simplify the work for them. And Amanda did her best to answer my questions (especially since I did have quite a few questions.) Just to add, their fried rice cake isn't tteokbokki. They just take the rice pellets, put them on sticks, and fry them... which is a great Chinese snack but NOT a Korean snack. So, yes... a good Chinese food spot but NOT a Korean food spot.

This was my 2nd time eating here. The food was great as usual. JKFC has an hip New York feeling…read more But I do have one complaint and that is the tiny napkins lol this is a fried chicken place so when people eat with their hands you need big napkins not those little cocktail napkins you get at a bar . The service is great they are very patient and explain everything.