Beque BBQ Grill

Is this place still all you can eat?

Yes!

I have a peanut / nut allergy. Are there anything with peanuts / nuts? Does the restaurant do a good job about cross contamination?

They have some sauces for dipping that have peanuts in them. You should ask to be sure, but from my experience you might not get a correct answer.

The price per person is paid for every round or is it just the person and all you can eat after and not being charged per round?

You pay after, I suggest that you finish what you got first and ask yourself if you are really gonna order more food because there is a fee if you do not finish most of your protein. Which is understandable.

Do they accept cash?

Yes they do.

Can one person order all you can eat option $18.95 that one ? What's the time limit?

No. There's a two persons minimum. Time limit is set at 2 hours.

Do we have to reserve a table?

I just went a few days ago and walked in. The wait was about 20 minutes.

If going there solo (just one person), is it possible to still eat there and order something that is not part of the All You Can Eat, such as Kimchi fried rice, soup, appetizers, etc.?

Yes, they have a menu for individual dishes. Go on their website and scroll down. They have lunch specials as well as individual platters (with prices).

For Dine-In are we able to cook our own meat or will the servers do it for us?

You will cook yourself, tables are separated apart with at least one table apart, if you go early you practically have the place to yourself.

Hi, What is the portion size for the garlic pork belly (cooked) if I wanted to order it for delivery?

Bento should serve one person Dinner size should swerve two people

Is there a time limit for the all you can eat for a party of 4?

Yes 2 hour

Can I order just the tofu soup to go without eating at the restaurant?

Yes you can, you can take soups, appetizers, and bibimbaps for to go.

Do you have options for vegetarians? If so what are they?

Hi Wendy, Thank you for reaching out! We have a variety of vegetarian options, including bibimbap… Read more

Still require 2 or more people to get AYCE?

Yes

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