If you are in the mood for some Korean BBQ and don't want to wait in a ridiculously long line I would definitely recommend coming to Beque. The service and food has always been good so far and their Soju is just strong enough to not be too alcoholic and you can really taste the flavors. A good tip is to ask for them to make a special one that is not listed on the menu. The meat selection is not as large as other places but they are very tasty. The spicy Beef Bugolgi and house marinated pork are my favorites. Everything is nice and clean and tastes fresh. If you are going and not everyone is feeling the AYCE the other people can opt to do it al la carte, but they do require at least two people doing the AYCE. Last time I was there I did the AYCE and my friend did the al la carte. I think that they recently changed the rules lol. The music they play is at a good level so you can still enjoy it and still have a conversation with your date or friends. Will definitely come back when I have my meats craving. read more

Beque BBQ Grill - Korean Near Me - San Francisco, California

I will not be returning here. The meat quality wasn't the best and our server was more interested in watching YouTube than paying attention the customers. She was nice, but we would have to grab her attention by waving and jumping up and down to her to notice when we needed something. She was nice, but it got a little frustrating having to get her attention when her attention was focused on the TV/after several times of saying excuse me multiple times. I also thought the lunch price was deceiving, you basically have to get the dinner pride to get the meats that most people want. The meat quality itself did not amaze me. read more

If you're looking for a late night-ish (open until midnight) AYCE KBBQ experience, this is definitely the place! I came here on a Friday night, and thankfully, there was no wait. Normally, I hear it's pretty busy from my friends and that you usually have to spend some time walking around and stuff. The service here is beyond amazing. Someone literally came to check on us every 5-10 minutes to make sure we weren't waiting for anything. Honestly, this place beats YakiniQ across the street by a stretch; the meat quality was pretty good and the ventilation is perfect. I left not smelling 100% of smoke like I do at other places. We had our grill changed out twice and we ordered meat twice (7 or so items altogether), which was super nice, They have, for a fee, the option to add on other meats like galbi and brisket. I went through so much pork belly, but I didn't regret it. Is this the best AYCE KBBQ spot ever? No, but that's only because I've been to the ones in Korea, LA, and Hawaii to know what's good. But this is probably one of the best in SF. Food: 8/10 Staff: 10/10 Atmosphere: 9/10 Value: 8/10 Overall: 8.75/10 read more

I'm so glad we finally have a decent ayce Korean BBQ in the city. The meat quality is better than yakiniQ in my opinion. Even though it's an ayce kbbq my favorite thing here is the bonchon great flavors and selection. I had really good service here my first time but other times it's alright. Finding free parking here will usually take 5-15 mins which isn't too bad. read more

A wasteful birthday dinner spent here. Came in on July 15th, a Saturday in Japan town, expecting a decent birthday dinner. Sadly we left on a sour note. Food: -As we were browsing the menu, we noticed that the things we actually wanted were add ons. At most kbbq places brisket and short ribs are not add ons we have to pay extra for, but we just got them anyways. -I know it's great to put more on the plates, but if it's only two people, I think they should accommodate for that and not give us a serving size of 4 people. We wanted to order more but the just gave way too much meat at first. -Our meal came out super backwards, we got our beef first,(they didn't even turn the grill on yet), then we got our side dishes, then water,then rice. And we still had to wait 5 minutes for the chopsticks???? Come on now. Service: Mind you now, I am a waitress myself so I understand when it is busy and when they are backed up to not get impatient since I go through the same thing, BUT this staff did not know how to manage their skills well. -there does not seem to be a set section for each server, they were all over the place!! So when trying to call the server who sat us, we couldn't get to him since he was at a table across the room. -my boyfriend and I were scanning the room and noticed that it wasn't even busy and the servers were so hard to get ahold of. (4 of them with about 25 tables with only 15 of the tables filled) -there wasn't anyone walking around checking the stoves and water so ours was sitting there BURNING and we were thirsty. Overall we were disappointed. The food was tasty, but serving sizes and service kind of killed it for us. Sorry Beque, it was not an enjoyable at all. read more

I just moved here from LA and was on a desperate hunt to fulfill my cravings for AYCE Korean BBQ. I knew going into this that there won't be a place that's nearly as good as a spot in Koreatown in LA. It wasn't bad. It wasn't great, either. But it did the job of satisfying my cravings. The AYCE menu is pretty limited, and the galbi (bbq ribs) and brisket are one-time add-ons. Kind of odd since those are usually the main highlight items of KBBQ, but I was OK with it after seeing the generous portions. The side dishes were decent. The kimchi was good (I like it aged for a while). I'd come back again, but I'll keep trying the other AYCE bbq spots to see which one is the best. read more

I went there about a year ago and I remember it as good, with wide selection and pretty quiet ambience. But something has changed worse! First they changed from à la carte format to all you can eat: that seems to have attracted almost 5+ people groups, along a remarkable increase of noise that is also complemented by loud music. But the rest was even much worse: I ended up there alone on my way home and I could not get all you can eat (minimum 2 people) nor even a meat selection plate because they have not thought it and are not available to figure out it if requested from customer.... Last, service was inaccurate: they brought me the plate but forgot to fire on grill and to set up forkware. Didn't also ask me whether I wished something to drink beyond the usual tap water. A place to forget. read more

What's the point of making reservation if they still made us wait for 40 minutes. She let the other people come in first. I'm giving 3 stars to see if the food is good. read more

BEST GO TO PLACE FOR KBBQ IN SF!!! I used to go to Yakini Q across the street and comparing the two I love this place more. Everyone who worked here were extremely EXTREMELY FRIENDLY and we had the best waiter ever!!!! He kept refilling our water and bringing us more meat. It's very rare now a days to find places that serve you well and this place should be the definition of great service. We will be returning! Btw food tasted amazing~~ read more

I miss the old spot, Juban, that was here for so many years. Very little variety on Beque's menu for what you would usually find at Korean BBQ/yakiniku spots. 1) no filet mignon and very little high-end meats in general 2) seriously....no vegetables?? The only option was lettuce. That's right, lettuce. No onion, no mushroom, no zucchini, no corn. Nada. 3) the sides are terrible. Disgusting tofu strips, glass noodle with pea shoots, sprouts and soy-sauce covered Romaine lettuce. Note, this is in addition to the giant pile of green leaf lettuce they already give you... The meat sticks to the grill because the grill plates aren't cured. You lose tasty morsels to the plate! Which brings me to my next complaint: why they constantly changed out the grill plate. Countless times I've cooked on other grill plates that are cured and we've never had to pause our grilling for the staff to bring us a new one. This happened 4x during our meal and that meant chunks of meat disappeared with the plate! And then there is the fact that they put all the different types of meat on one platters, divided by more damn lettuce of course! Except they didn't tell us which was the two different beefs and also they put marinated chicken with the spicy beef....uh rule 101 of food safety, chicken needs to be separated!! I didn't catch it right away because I wasn't the person in my group cooking and I wasn't close to the platters. The marinades made them look the same, my group started to pull meat off the plate and didn't realize it until I pointed out they'd not cooked it long enough and it was chicken. The place is clean, new, the staff is efficient,but none of that circumvents that otherwise so-so offering from Beque. And seriously, don't serve chicken or pork next to beef! Even with lettuce dividers, it's not good safe!! Each should be on their own plate! read more

I've been to a la carte korean BBQ places, where it costs $60-$80 per person, and I've been to Beque for lunch, where it costs $20/person (w/ tax and tip). While I would say that I had more sides, and the meat was more tender at the $60-$80 places, I just have a hard time justifying the price difference. I thought the white rice, kimchi, fish cake, rice paper, sprouts, and green salad were ample sides to break up all of the meat that we were consuming. The meet was all quite tasty, and we had about 6 portions between the two of us. This is certainly a place that I'd go back to. read more

For $21 AYCE for dinner is pretty nice for what you get. You'll be full in no time without paying extra. Good for groups. read more

Finally another decent KBBQ place to select in Japantown besides YakiniQ! Made a reservation on the phone for two and surprisingly, the nice Korean lady took our reservation! On the day of arrival, my SO and I got off work a little earlier than expected so we asked the server if we may sit down now. He sat us down with no fuss. I also told the lady there (looked like the owner) that I am the person that's supposed to arrive later for two but I am here now. During the whole dinner, she remembered my name and kept checking up on us. So nice :) The food was amazingly flavorful! Huge portions as well. My favorite would definitely be the Kalbi. Although it's an add-on for $8, it came with 7 FAT and full of flavor strips. I loved the House Marinated Pork as well. One thing I love about Beque over YakiniQ is that lettuce is included with the AYCE! We can finally pretend to be one of those fancy Koreans in kdramas eating delicious meats in lettuce wraps haha! Service was quick and friendly. One thing I would need to DING them on is that drink refills took a long time. The restaurant wasn't full but my SO had his ice water cup empty twice during our dinner for at least 15 minutes each before we had to flag a server down for water. Overall, will definitely return!! read more

eaters put yo! metal! tongs up! to Beque! grills what y'all tryin to do?? korean dinner magic in the airrrrrrrr head to toe seoul plater a cook out! i'm a hangryazz man w $$$$ in my pocket eatup! ayce food around me n they heating up the table eatup! y'all already know every wednesday is chest & back weightlifting so all meals are jurassic park mode afterward (the 1st jurassic park not that new weak shhh). ayce $21.99 dinner $15.99 lunch = hhhhyeah son order up to 4 meat items per "round", plus rice lettuce etc & limited a la mario kart. (^_^) Spicy Chicken: prob best of what i had (-_^) Pork Belly: cook it crispy (-_^) Squid: spongebob's frenemy (-_^) BBQ Chicken: regular chicken (-_^) Spicy Bulgogi Beef: omfg #meatsweats lol (-_^) Rib Eye Beef Bulgogi: yeah (-_^) Garlic Pork Belly: garlic untasteable (-_^) House Marinated Pork: was marinated? (-_-) Shrimp: 1 shrimp :p (?_?) Spicy Pork: fthat prob 2spicegit2quit (?_?) Unseasoned Bulgogi: unavailable FOOD is quite ordinary - you've seen it all before. but maybe you haven't had the 2L maekju (das boot) tower w it before. you're not here to be wowed w exotic stuff you're here to stuff your face bz. SERVICE is next ffffin level y'all. idk if i looked super clueless or they do this for every table but a ton of employees took turns cooking my food for me lol. which is good bc not like i knew what i was doing. :p *and* they constantly change the grill itself as it gets dirty. i've never had anywhere do that before. TOTAL 3 stars food + 1 service + invisible bonus bc two liter soju cocktail tower available for lunch now THAT'S how to dine korean mzafzas. #fighting #bethereds read more

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I've been here twice and haven't been disappointed, food portion is actually too much for the price so only thing I'm complaining is that they need to reduce (just a little tho). Try the garlic belly and their bulgogi. It's so good! Also, what I'm looking forward to is the brisket. I hope you listen to our recommendations :) read more

I happen to see this place on the Japanese newspaper and I wanted to see what this new Korean BBQ was about. There's YakiniQ that in normally go to when I'm in Japantown but wanted to try something new. We came on a Saturday night and I had a feeling it would be packed so I made reservations just in case for 8:30 for my boyfriend and I. We got there maybe 10 minutes past 8:30 and we waited about another 10 or 15 minutes till we got seated. It's in the mall where Kinokuniya bookstore is located. Parking at night is a hassle tho but if you want free parking, go for street. If you're a rich ass then I suggest parking in the garage lol. Anyways, we got seated and it took a while for the server to get our order. They look very understaffed but anyways we ordered all you can eat. Pricing is somewhat cheaper than most Korean BBQ but the menu is limited. There's some stuff you can order off the menu that's not included with the AYCE. We ordered the regular bugolgi, spicy bugolgi, and spicy pork belly. The meats were okay. Nothing special tbh. It came out on a big plate and they give you so much meat!!!!! Like in one sitting you'd probably be full if it's only for two people. We didn't even get to try out other stuff bc we ordered those three meats, seafood tofu soup and the sides. I was hoping they would have more sides like most Korean BBQ place like mashed potatoes, more veggies etc but very limited at this place. We also ordered peach soju which I mostly drank since my bf doesn't drink that much lol. On the menu it shows they got different flavors but don't be fooled! They only got passion fruit, peach, yogurt and one more I think?? I was hoping they'd have watermelon but they said the menu was old...what a bummer. On the bright side they give you a big ass bottle and it's one of those where it's usually used for water only. I was surprised how big it was lol. Definitely sweet and delicious tho. Waitress and waiters were nice and kept checking up on us. Overall we had an ok experience. I rather eat at YakiniQ even tho it's a longer wait but more choices of meat. read more

Beque BBQ Grill - Menu - Korean Near Me - San Francisco, California

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A friend of ours was going to move away from SF in a few weeks so we decided to gather the old high school cavalries who could make it to enjoy the evening together. One of my friends requested to try here since it's a new kbbq spot. We booked a table for 10 and was able to get it the next day. The main entrance of the restaurant is actually located inside the Japantown mall on the western ground level side (near the manga store). When we went in at 6pm, the restaurant was not relatively full yet. There were only maybe 2 tables that were occupied. The staff led us to our table with the reserved marker. The menu we were looking at on the table wasn't too big. It was actually a very simple menu. We tried everything on the AYCE except squid and rice. It was saddening to learn that the briskets were "addons" that had a one time charge of $5. Those were one of our favs. I think we only add a few plates of briskets and it ran out.. I felt like the meat quality was just average. I bit into many pieces of pork with a lot of chewy fat in it. Some of us felt like the marination on the meat might have been a tad bit salty but it didn't really bother us that much. I liked the bulgogis and spicy chicken the most though. To end the night, we ordered passion fruit, mango, and strawberry bottled sojus. The service was so-so. It got a lot slower as the night progressed since tables were getting filled. We had to play the waiting game a few times for replacing the grill and requesting additional orders. read more

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22.99 dinner for AYCE. Mostly meat. Most tasty is the ribeye. Garlic pork. Bbq chicken. Pork belly. 4 choices first. I liked that these 4 meats in one dish. All very tasty. They changed the grill 3 times. Pour sesame oil to keep less sticky. Shrimp was super fresh. 5 pieces total per dish. Squid was the big kind, big tentacles. So crunchy and fresh. They gave us scissors, very helpful to cut up big pieces of meat. Skip the brisket, so tough. We each got a bowl of rice. 5 bancha: kimchi (excellent, not too spicy), fish cake, jap chee, clear flat rice noodle (used it on the grill to soften it up, be sure to add oil), bean sprouts. They give you big leafy veggie (i assume to wrap the meat). Fondue is really a cupcake size of cheese to be melted and to dip. The other table shared a whole container of soju for $39. I asked for pineapple sauce. So full. Feel bad we had to waste food. We ate as much as we could. Great service but Weds night was empty. read more

Finally decided to check this place out last week. I love KBBQ and Japantown has a few places that offer cook-it-yourself Korean bbq. Beque is the newest in this lineup. Since we went late, we didn't have to wait long. We were seated right away and picked our first three meats to cook and chow down. They give you A LOT. Cooking it yourself is fun but remember that you will smell so wear clothes you don't mind smelling like delicious BBQ later. There is an unlimited menu that you can cook yourself as well as single serving options that requires no work on your end. We did the unlimited route and were not disappointed in the overall quality of meats that were given. As with all Korean places, they also offer a wide variety of side dishes (banchan) and rice. Overall this is a great place compared to other options in Japantown. read more

Came for lunch, and honestly AYCE KBBQ for less than $20 is not bad. There's a very limited selection of meats, but they come in very generous portions, and taste pretty good. My party also really enjoyed the banchon (We got multiple refills of the fish cakes and japchae), and paired with lettuce wraps and rice paper wrappers, this really was a hearty meal, if not necessarily the highest in quality. read more

You can't go wrong with all you can eat at this price. Cheese fondue as well ?? Better then paying for some tapas somewhere in union city

I saw this while walking down in Jtown and thought great! A new AYCE spot where the line isn't as long as Carbon or Yakini. Now I wish I waited in line at Yakini or Carbon. The choices of meats are very limited. I wish they had galbi, pork neck and intestines. They had none of that. Service seems to be a bit slower than the other two restaurants I've mentioned as well. And Yakini is not even that great There is a reason why Carbon and Yakini are always packed. Service is on point and they have more variety. I hope they can iron out the small details and add more meats to their menu. read more

Went there with my team from work and we had a blast. Mostly cuz of the mango soju The BBQ itself was good - well organized - Staff very helpful and attentive. The meats were tasty. The seating was a little weird (space between sofas and table was too much - maybe they expected our bellies to enlarge quite a bit during the mean) The highlight was definitely the Soju/Mango Soju. We got like a hundred bottles of soju and that turnt the party. Our table was also secluded enough that we didn't feel like a nuisance to the other guests. (although Im sure we were!) We were a team of 20 people and we sat on two adjacent tables and it all worked out great. read more

These food are for pigs not human. The reason why this restaurant is still in business is beyond my knowledge. The brisket is like 1 year old, everything else is like picking up from trash can. On top of that, they bring a lot per order so I felt bad for not finishing even half of it. If yakiniQ is a 5/10, this one is a 2. Really ruin my date. read more

Conveniently located, open late, affordable, still feels like the place just opened and the staff is figuring out how to work together and make most of the place. The meats and dishes are fairly average, nothing of what we tried could have been considered exceptional. This is frankly not atypical of the other restaurants at the mall in Japan Town, they're passable but would never be the n.1 option if the lines at the better places weren't so long. Service was OK: the server forgot two of the dishes we ordered on separate occasions, also initially told us they had a type of meat they ended up not offering. There were only 2-3 tables worth of patrons at the time in the restaurant, so it wasn't even a matter of them being too overwhelmed to remember each customer's order. Might try it again down the line in a few months once they've had more time to work out the kinks. read more

WARNING!! Please don't waist your money on this place! I been coming to the YakiniQ for a couple of years and I recently found out a new Korean barbecue place opened up in Japan town. Because YakiniQ was a long wait and we were already hungry we decided to try this new place out. Horrible mistake! The pork belly was super dry and the meat had no favor. The servants were super slow, and didn't want to change out burnt grill. Please go waist your money somewhere else this place isn't worth it. If you want five stars Korean BBQ then go to YakiniQ which is right across the street you will not regret it!!! read more

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I was looking around for a place to take my parents tonight for korean food and was pleasantly surprised to find this joint in sf! The portions are kind of unusual here. The meats come with big portions while shrimp u only get like three. I do notice the grills get charred up pretty quickly here compare to other bbq grills. Anyways, service was good and had a bomb ass time w my parents and aunt. Good food and good times! read more

Happy there's a another AYCE KBBQ place in this neighborhood other than YaqiniQ. The basic lunch menu price is very reasonable. I was immensely satisfied when they brought raw pork belly strips for us to cook to eat rather than bringing them out already, fully cooked like how most SF KBBQ places serve pork belly. Pork belly is my favorite from the meat-menu here. I didn't like the other type of meats on the menu except the brisket; however, you have to pay extra for the brisket and I don't think the brisket is worth the extra $$. The ban chans were yummy & the many, different variety of sauces to dip your meat in were yummy as well. This restaurant is very understaffed. I assume the employees + owner are still trying to figure out a system since this place is still considered fairly new. read more

This place is absolutely terrible. They are insanitary with their meat and food handling and the meat quality isn't very good. I clearly saw them taking meat that had been sitting on a table for a long time back to the kitchen and reserving it to another table. The prices are pretty high considering there's a more competitive kbbq place right on the corner. Not only that the side dishes look old, soggy, and disgusting. The other dishes separate from their kbbq are also lacking in flavor and overpriced. They were also withholding lettuce at a point in time but it was clearly in the salad. Whack. read more

I LOVE THIS PLACE! Came here for lunch yesterday with my bf and we did the AYCE lunch special 15.99 a person! Not bad, not bad. When we took a look at the menu we noticed that brisket & short ribs were add-ons.. we were a little bummed the we had to pay $3 for every order of brisket because WE LOVE BRISKET! So we went ahead and just got 1 order of brisket, short ribs, spicy pork, and pork belly.. everything was delicious!! My mouth is literally watering as i type this lol. Everything was the perfect flavor and they gave good portions too! They also gave us free sides which is always nice. And on top of that the service was amazing!! So i definitely reccommend checking this place out. Its nice and spacey and u dont smell after u eat haha. read more

It's a smallish KBBQ place tucked into a corner on the bottom floor in Japantown. It's a nice alternative to YakiniQ across the street from Japan Peace Plaza. My friend and I came here for a late lunch/early dinner, and it was pretty empty since it was only about 5:00PM on a Friday. We got to order a lot of meat. Particularly, we really liked the pork belly, brisket, and bulgogi. Although we couldn't take back home any of meat, we were allowed to take other foods, such as the kimchi pancakes in a takeout box. The servers were really nice, and I'll definitely come back here if I don't want to wait at YakiniQ. read more

This was my first time having Korean bbq and it was fantastic! I loooooved the beef (so flavorful and juicy). We got the drink tower thing (soju) which comes in a ton of flavors (we had them combine strawberry + mango) and it was delicious! Definitely come with a huge appetite though if you want to get your moneys worth of the all you can eat ($22 per person). The service wasn't incredible but they were nice enough and you're cooking the stuff on your own anyways so it's fine. The meats came out quickly and then come around to replace your grill when it gets too charred up. Definitely will be going back! read more

I had a late night KBBQ craving and don't wat to wait for long lines. We stumbled upon this place in Japantown mall. Why not give it a shot, right? It wasn't busy at all. Service was quick and they give you tons of meat. We were not able to finish everything. And unfortunately we can't cook up our left overs and bring it to go :( so we decided to offer it to the table next to us but they said they are on the same situation as well in leftovers. It's been quite a while so not sure if that changed but if not, then they should start doing it. It's to avoid uncooked meats to be thrown away also it's way more appropriate since we paid for the meats that were left. Haven't came back after that. read more

I came here last week and all I have to say is DON'T go here. If I could give it negative stars, I would but unfortunately I can't. I checked the yelp reviews to see if other people had the same issues as me and they do, and it was regarding how the meat was COMPLETELY FROZEN. I love brisket and brisket is usually the safe choice for KBBQ but each time it came out it was frozen and when it was cooked, you can tell it was low quality meat because of the way the meat turned significantly dark brown. It didn't taste good whatsoever. I felt like I had to keep eating just to get my money's worth but I had to stop after the second round of meat because we started feeling so sick. The service was also trash. No one checked in on my table to ask if we needed anything or if we wanted to order anything else, we had to flag them down even though it looked like they were ignoring us. It's not worth the $25.99 to eat frozen meat with bottom tier side dishes and service. Save your money and go somewhere else that won't make you feel sick after because my table and I felt so sick after eating at this place. It's not worth it. DON'T go here. We want a refund. read more

I like this place. They could add a few meats but i get it. It seems they spcialize in bulgogi since they have 3 types. The Kalbi is an extra 8 bucks BUT they give you 6-7 big pieces. They have a cool looking beer / soju tower that seems great for suburbs (whence they came from) or college kids. Thats 20 some bucks and looks worth it. The AYCE includes rice and some basics that are extra at YakiniQ. They have decent seafood selections (squid, shrimp, etc) If you're a bulgogi fan this place is pretty good. If you know your korean bbq and like things like beef tongue, pork neck, pork cheek, intestine, etc then somewhere else maybe your jam. If you just wanted to get wasted (and for godsakes take uber home you drunk muppet ) this place maybe your thang. Please no "Bro's", you douchebags will ruin it for everyone. read more

This place definitely did not impress and it probably won't make my backup list when other places are full. Here's why: - Quite a stingy list of protein menu. - Charges extra for many other items including brisket, tofu soup, and rice (These items often come as complimentary in other KBBQ places). - Subpar meat quality. - Salad was way too salty. - Certain items that we ordered (jap chae and salad) just came us small side dishes and that was quite confusing. Why list them on your menu as individual items if they're just going to be served as complimentary side dishes? For the price that you're paying, I'd say go somewhere else in Jtown! read more

16 DOLLARS FOR ALL YOU CAN EAT LUNCH why only three stars? 1)The meat selection is just weak, wish they had more choices. I heard for dinner there is more selections though. 2)What also sucks was the grill, unlike Gyukaku the grill isn't really a grill. There is a flat metal part in the center. Oils and marinades stick and burn on it quickly, requiring a change in grills so often. Will come back because of the price. read more

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It's great to find a good all you can eat (AYCE) korean bbq place. We went late (10pm) on a Friday night since they are open till midnight. The service was great and the staff was very friendly and attentive. The sides were very nice as well, we especially liked the bean sprouts and japchae. The ambiance is a little dated, and the location is set inside a strip mall. That's not necessarily a negative, but just something of which to be aware. The meat was very good. I had the ribeye bulgogi which was very nice, and the spicy pork which was awesome. I filled up on just one round, so no room to try the others. My wife had the bbq chicken which she enjoyed as well. We would definitely come back, especially to try the galbi (which I didn't this time because it was an extra $8). Important Note: Beware street parking! Especially late at night. There was plenty of street parking, but when we came back we saw that the car in front of us had it's window smashed and been broken into. There were other scatterings of broken glass along the curb, so I would assume this is not the first time. read more

I'm giving a 4 star because the meat is delicious and the sides are perfect, but on their online ordering portal I asked for the meat to be raw, which is an option, and it came fully cooked. I was saving it for a family hotpot dinner experience for tomorrow now i have a family set of cooked meat. read more

Pretty good. Not mind blowing but the price is super reasonable and it's a good place to come as a big group. Beef bulgogi and pork belly were the best cuts. The side dishes were just ok, but otherwise pretty good lunch. read more