Well, this was my first time ever going to a Korean barbecue place. We were in the area and we…read moredecided to go in for lunch. It was $20.99 for adults and 10.99 for kids. My husband loves watching YouTube videos of these places so we were happy to go in on a weekday for a good lunch. I would say that by the end of our meal, the bbq grill was nice and hot. I should've used the kitchen sheers to cut the chicken into smaller pieces because it did take a long time for it to cook through. I can imagine on the weekends or at dinner. It gets loud in here. Our waitress told us about the butter, but I forgot that we needed to put the butter down to help it not stick. The sauce bar was very cool. We were too full to eat the free dessert. Well, not free dessert the dessert that was included and they even have a soft serve ice cream. My son did make a big bowl of fruit up.

Great spot! I usually eat at the one in the city but thought I'd try this one out because it's…read morecloser. I like the way the bar is set up for sauces. It was covered and clean. Dessert bar looked good and like any respectable buffet, they had soft serve. Tom Yum soup was very good. Korean BBQ was well seasoned. Service was great 10/10.

Service and staff friendly and quick. Love the bell ring at table for service…read more Dumplings were excellent. Vegetable dumplings were the best. Sushi was average. Seafood noodle soup and lamb stew below average. Too many flavors. Noodles zero flavor. Broth not very good. Prices fair but will not return. Quality of dish's just not there.

Amazing food! Each dish we tried was perfect! The service was wonderful! We will definitely be back!read more

$105 DOWN THE DRAIN WORST KPOT EXPERIENCE EVER! I've been to many KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot…read morelocations before some were good, some were just ok but the King of Prussia location was honestly the WORST experience ever. The only thing good there was the kimchi and sauces from the buffet section. Other than that, all the meat was TERRIBLE. Yes, it's unlimited for the price, but the meat was super thin and some of the marinades tasted really bad. Even the steak, which was a little thicker, had something really off about it. I've eaten plenty of plain/bland steak before, but this tasted completely different in a bad way. We paid $105 and barely ate anything. We only tasted the food and couldn't even continue eating because it was that bad. We even told our server about it, but we were still charged the full amount. As you can see from the food left on the table, we didn't even touch most of it, we left it there to show them. Definitely NOT coming back. We basically paid $105 for a bad experience. 1

Food was fresh and delicious. The restaurant met exactly what anyone would expect from a new…read moreestablishment: clean, bright, and top-quality food. Having a location in the mall is also a plus. You can eat until your belly is full, then heel-toe it fast or slow around the mall to burn off the calories. Despite all the restaurant has to offer, a good environment, great location, and generous amounts of fresh, tasty food, the service is ghastly. There isn't anything written here that I didn't provide as feedback to the manager at the end of my meal: 1) Rude and unpleasant waitress 2) Staff inattentive to basic restaurant service standards (see pics for examples of what I mean by this) 3) Poor communication The manager did remove one charge from our bill, so we paid for four people instead of five. Recognizing this was an effort to acknowledge the problem and keep us satisfied enough to return, his gesture of goodwill and responsibility was appreciated. At the end of the day, it's clear the restaurant was understaffed, and the staff they did have appeared to need either additional training or relief from the overwhelming workload they were managing. This glimpse into KPOT's King of Prussia operations, just eight months after its grand opening in July 2025, was disappointing. Food: Excellent Environment: Excellent Location: Excellent Service: Very poor Management response: Fair effort to resolve the issue Would I return? Sure. I'll give it another chance if only to see whether the service improves and Yelp about it.

Still the best! The dishes here are executed perfectly and the best in the area as it relates to…read moreboth flavor and quality. Plus the portions are very generous and the prices extremely reasonable. Be sure to grab a pancake, the gamtang or army stew, a classic dolsot bibimbap and a galbi. While the cooking is done in the kitchen, the galbi quality and flavoring cannot be beat - and the portion is quite generous especially given it is less than $30! The team here is absolutely wonderful and incredibly kind. We had 2 babies with us and they were welcoming, accommodating, and even helped to keep them entertained. It has been quite a number of years for me and I no longer live in the area but we will be back every time we come to visit my family. This is a true gem and you can see that this is a go-to for locals as the patrons are all on a first name basis with the team. If you are craving Korean, this needs to be your first stop!

Food: Seafood pajeon 5/5- crispy with generous amount of…read moreseafood, dipping it in the sauce brought it to a whole different level Dolsot bibimbap 4/5- basic bibimbap but I thought that there was not enough meat Squid & pork in spicy sauce 4.5/5 - great portion! I liked the veggies that were mixed in too Bonus points for the unlimited banchan (side dishes)! Ambiance: 5/5 traditional restaurant interior with Korean channel on the TV. Transported me back to Korea! Service: 5/5 AMAZING service and I could tell the staff treated all the guests like family. They worked so efficiently and food arrived quickly!

My friends and I normally come in larger groups and the service is great regardless! Every…read morewaiter/waitress is kind and accommodating.

Being from the Philly area, we honestly don't have a ton of really good, authentic Korean BBQ…read moreoptions around here. I'm so tired of the fake k-pot style bbq....I've eaten authentic Korean BBQ in KOREA, in Vegas, my mom's house ;), NYC Koreatown, Annandale/Northern VA, and plenty of other places over the years, so I'm probably a little harder to impress than most when it comes to Korean food. That said -- this place in Exton is legit. I drive about 40 minutes just to come here, and there are plenty of restaurants much closer to me. That alone probably says enough. The meat is consistently fresh and good quality, the banchan actually tastes like Korean banchan should, and the whole meal just feels authentic rather than some watered-down version of Korean BBQ made for people who have never had the real thing. The flavors, marinades, side dishes and overall experience remind me of the Korean food I grew up eating and the places I've eaten at in Korea. That's hard to find around the Philly suburbs. Open late like good kbbq spots are supposed to, good drinks, not fancy, but authentic. What brings me back to my childhood - stainless steel thin metal bowls, cups, water out of a jug, absolutely nail the combination of quality, authenticity, and price. There is a reason I'll drive 40 minutes each way when I'm craving Korean BBQ instead of just picking somewhere closer. If you know Korean food, you'll appreciate this place. If you don't know Korean food yet, this is a pretty damn good place to start.

Delicious Korean food and insanely good value - definitely the best Korean I've had in the Philly…read morearea. As with most Korean places, our meals came with banchan, but this also included a light salad and entire fried fish for each guest with no extra charge! The appetizer sizes were also huge - we got the tteokbokki to share between three people and barely made a dent. The soondubu and bibimbap mains were also delicious. Not sure how you'd get here from the city without a car, but if you can figure it out, it was absolutely worth the trek.

Finally I tried DuBu and honestly speaking I'm a bit disappointed. I'm very familiar with Korean…read morefood (also traveled extensively in South Korea twice), and I feel the taste of food here a bit different from authentic Korean food--the difference may be huge but definitely noticeable if you've had a lot of Korean food before. The telltale sign is: They slightly messed up with the Korean seafood pancake; one side overcooked while the other undercooked. Service is friendly and efficient though, which is a redeeming feature. Not sure I'd come back again.

Big shoutout to the owner - super warm welcome, walked us through the menu and recommendations…read morequickly, and even added a free half pound of chicken on the house since we basically ordered every other flavor but one. We also got a couple drinks and were pleasantly surprised when they brought out some munchies (spicy Cheetos and chips) on the house, that small touch alone makes it feel so homely and warm, and makes me want to come back. The food itself lived up to it - every variety was a true flavor burst. Our favorites were the dry rubs: White Cheddar, Ghost Cheddar BBQ, and Honey Soy Garlic. Fries with spicy mayo were generous and delicious. Loved the Korean Rice Beer and Yuzu Gimlet. Fast, on-point service and great vibes. We'll definitely be back again!

My wife, seven-year-old daughter, and I went here for Father's Day lunch. We wanted an…read moreunpretentious meal--one that would brighten up our taste buds without lightening our wallets measurably--and the idea of going to Soko Bag, a place that had been recommended to both me and my wife by friends of ours, took hold. So that is how the three of us found ourselves there on Sunday, June 21, 2026. And I am glad we went there. It was the kind of place that somehow satisfied all three of us equally. We went with the Seoul Train, which is two half-pound chicken portions along with three sauces. Given the variation in heat tolerance, we went with three sauces that would satisfy me--someone who likes spicy food--as well as our kid, who does not do that great with the heat. And the food hit the mark for all three of us. What's noteworthy is that after splitting the two half-pound portions (and some coleslaw), we did not feel stuffed. So we decided to go with yet another half-pound portion, and finally at the end of it all, we were completely satisfied--our tummies full and our hearts singing. In terms of service, this is not a fancy place, so if you are looking to impress someone with white table linen, this is surely not the place. That said, the folks are helpful and polite. We ran into the owner of the restaurant toward the end of our meal and found him clearing tables. We chatted with him a bit and he made the joke all of us do: it is really his wife's place and he is just doing her bidding as is required of all husbands. The final endorsement probably comes from the fact that nearly six weeks later, as we were driving past the restaurant, my daughter who was in the back seat let out a "Mmmm! Soko Bag." Let's leave it at that.

We were looking for a wonderful Asian place for dinner and we definitely found it. Our waiter was…read moreso kind and friendly. He made it a wonderful experience. Tuna Hand Roll was just ok. It had a fishy taste so I didn't like it as much as I wanted to. Waygu beef on a hot stone was absolutely fantastic. We loved it. My husband enjoyed his old fashioned. Drunken Noodles were so good. We loved them. I absolutely loved my cider. We'll definitely be back the next time we visit and have to try other tasty things on the menu.

Was looking for a last minute resy and snagged a spot for lunch with girls at Blue Elephant. From…read morethe atmosphere, wonderful and quick service to the delicious and comforting food - it was a hit and I am definitely looking to return with my husband when we are in the area. Everything we ordered from the mocktails, apps and dishes, it was all spot on. My pork belly ramen had the perfect amount of umami, texture and variation to leave me craving another bowl. Give this place a try when you're in Wayne!

I came here with a group for a late lunch, and it was my first time trying this restaurant. While…read morethe food and service were pretty good overall, the pricing felt less appealing. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 3/5 Service - 5/5 Food - 4/5 Parking - Private Parking Lot Atmosphere - The restaurant is nothing special and decorated very minimally. That said, everything was clean, which is always appreciated. Service - The service is excellent. The staff cooks the food for you at the table. While I personally prefer to cook the food myself, having the staff handle everything made the experience feel a bit rushed. What We Ordered - Steamed Egg - which was good Tofu Stew - which was good Beef Tartar - which was very good Pork Belly - which was okay Galbi and Marinated Galbi - which were very good Final Thoughts - The food is solid, but the prices are quite high compared to other Korean restaurants I have been to that offer similar quality. The service is what really stood out here, with friendly and helpful staff.

Our party of 4 ordered the salmon sashimi salad, the Pork Regular Combo, daechang, and marinated…read moregalbi. The salad was a bit underwhelming and we wished there was more salmon sashimi in it, but the dressing was good and it was a nice and light dish to start with. The Pork Regular Combo was plenty for us, and had a good variety of pork belly, jowl, and spicy bull-dwaeji to try. We ended with a really tasty marinated galbi. Our meal also included steamed egg, corn cheese, and doenjang and kimchi jjigaes, which did not fall short, either. Our waiters were extremely attentive and accommodating! Our original reservation was scheduled for 8:30 PM and our plans changed, so we wanted to come in earlier. The staff did their very best on a packed night and were able to get us in at 7:30 PM and made sure to call us to let us know. We had a waiter grilling at all times, so our food was ready quickly. SALT is tucked in a plaza with plenty of parking on a busy night. The restaurant itself was cozy, but one thing we did notice was how quickly we ran out of space at our table. We felt a bit rushed to clear things out, but otherwise, a really great experience!

We were in Suburban Square and decided to go off the main path to try something new. The restaurant…read moreis quite small and spit into two rooms. When we dined for dinner, the room was quite loud as everyone was seated closely together and it echos. We ordered the tteokbokki with cheese, seafood pancakes, and beef tofu soup. Our server was very nice and friendly, the food came out quick as well. They started us off with banchan which included fish cakes, braised soybeans, and kimchi. The seafood pancake was the best. Great portion size, crunchy and not soggy, and loaded with seafood. The tteokbokki with cheese was okay. Flavor was good as it wasn't too spicy, but would have love to see more rice cakes and fish cakes. It was mainly sauce. The beef tofu soup was our least favorite as it tasted very bland. It seemed like most tables were ordering a sizzling plate of some kind, so if we return, I might want to try that instead.

Great Korean restaurant! We got the kalbi and budae jjige which were both great. For side dishes we…read moregot kimchi, radish, and potatoes, all were very good. Each dish came with a side of rice. You are able to add more rice or noodles, etc to the soup for extra. Super quick service and friendly staff. Def would come back to try their other dishes!