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    Bon KBBQ

    3.6 (541 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Barbeque, Buffets
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Galbi
    Patty C.

    I never did try this spot when it first opened, and after wanting to branch out from the usual, I decided on this place for lunch. My friend and I were a bit worried getting there at 11:30, as there weren't really many other diners. Luckily it did pick up quite a bit. After entering, my first impression was that they were doing too much! Besides the kbbq and hotpot, they also offered some Mexican, sushi, and random ready to eat hot items on the buffet including a fried station. None of it was really impressive, even the banchan section. My main issue was they had large mounds of food out that probably wasn't going to stay fresh long as there's not enough turnover. Our server told us that they have a special right now of $19.99 flat for the dinner options as well. Lucky us! We definitely took advantage of that for the galbi! The beef belly was also nice and crisps up well. We had an option of the built in grill or an over the tables version brought out. While we had originally chosen the built in grill, but ours kept flickering on and off during the first round. We then switched to an over the table stove, which also had issues! The meat quality was mostly fine, tasty enough for sure. If you're here solely for the meat, then it's a really good deal. You aren't going to find AYCE galbi and ribeye at another Korean restaurant for the $20 promo going on right now. Just don't mess too much with anything else.

    Diana J.

    Ayce spot. I like that there's so much to choose from. There's tacos, hotpot, and kbbq, sushi, ceviche, etc. You get a whole lot for $19.99 lunch. There's alcoholic drinks for those that want the adult beverages. The food isn't amazing but the amount to choose from makes it worth the trip. They're running a special right now where at lunch you can order from the dinner menu.

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    Jando S.

    What was once Jin, is now Bon. AYCE KBBQ wasn't much of a thing in HTown up until a handful of years ago and Jin was one of the few local chains that was leading up the charge. As the full rebrand went into a effect a couple of years ago, the change didn't seem to stop at the name. Whatever the hypothetical reasonings behind the name (#1), it has likely resulted in everything they don't want. On the surface, it might seem like not much has changed. The format is still a mix of a la carte and self-serve buffet with limited service. Anyone who remembers what it was like during the Jin days will soon see that the food quality has gone down, the prices have gone up, and the service has not gotten better. Even first timers are likely to notice something. The meats are the biggest tragedy. Whether it's the funk from the marinated meats, or the subpar variety, I really long for better days on their end. KBBQ is one of my favorite things in life and I do hope that this location, along with the others can turn it around soon. __________ (#1) Bon like bon appetit? Or bon like root? (本) Either way, not a good look.

    Travis T.

    The meats were delicious especially the spicy beef and pork bulgogi. The galbi was delicious too. They even have a buffet line too with hot and cold items such as kimchi, gimbap, fried chicken, and other banchan. However, many of the hot items were room temp/lukewarm, which was not great but it still tasted fine. Overall, I think it's better to come during a busier time like weekend dinner instead of mid-week dinner since food is less likely to sit out during busier periods.

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    Nadine C.

    All You Can Eat Korean BBQ for $19.99 (plus tax and tip on a weekday) in Houston, Texas... This was such a great deal for our party of six. We walked into a nicely air-conditioned, spacious, clean, modern restaurant with easy parking and convenient restroom! The best part is that customers get to select their own meats and banchan. Examples: Take the leaner meat with less gristle! Grab more of your favorite banchan without bothering the busy workers who might forget! Another good thing was the free drink promotion: post something on social media for a complimentary soft drink! I did an Instagram story and got a free Coca-Cola! Thanks! Bonus: We had a chance to try new things like Pumpkin Porridge and shikeh. My brother-in-law is 100 percent Korean and he didn't know what these were, too! Pumpkin Porridge is like a tomato bisque, but with Pumpkin. It was a tad bit sweet with tiny bits of Pumpkin. We liked it! Shikeh is a traditional Korean sweet rice ginger punch. All six of us enjoyed the subtle ginger flavor! Cheers! Staff was very efficient in removing our used plates. They were also polite and welcoming! Thank you so much for a super awesome dining experience!

    Grill at the table, a few different proteins
    Alex N.

    This place has seen a lot of changes over the years, even its name. I feel the quality has slightly dropped also, but otherwise Bon continues to be consistently decent. It's a nice modern interior, and service is always fast since you have the tableside light so signal a waiter over. The lunch AYCE is pretty good value. Still a decent selection of meats and sides, although the meats that sometimes remain frozen when it gets to your table isn't as high quality as many other kbbq places I've been to. My biggest gripe is the dessert drink (shikeh). It's included in the unlimited menu and is one of my favorite things there, but they cut you off after 2 orders even though it doesn't say anywhere that there's a limit. Strange how they'll let me have as much steak as I want, but not a 3rd tiny cup of rice punch.

    David C.

    I had lunch twice here in 10 days. $20 AYCY. Very good value. And the meat were very good . Also you can have hotpot and bbq together only $20 at lunch time . The hotpot was ok. $20 not expected too much . Will go back again. Best service ever . And I saw the new owner trying to update their customer ok equipment. The new bbq griddle and hotpot set installed at table . Give them a try

    V. C.

    good value, food is good, service is good too. No long line when we arrived at 5pm. Pork cheek is a bit too fat, everything else is great! There is even crab for hotpot

    John N.

    If it wasn't for the $20 AYCE lunch (and REALLY enjoyable LA Kalbi), I wouldn't come back.... That being said, they do and I like to hit this place at least once a month. Service is good except for that one annoying server that keeps going "ENJOY ENJOY!" Wife won't let me say anything mean to/about him. There is better food out there but for $20 AYCE?!? That's a pretty good deal! Looking forward to next month.

    Gregston C.

    One of the better AYCE KBBQ spots in Houston. Quality meat selection at a good price make for a great value. The dinning area is very large so we've never had trouble seating and we've never felt rushed like some other places. They have a button you can push and a waitstaff will quickly come to take your order for more meat. While there are a lot of options you can self-serve like the bulgogi and spicy pork, the better options are ordered. The beef tongue is my favorite. Beef belly, pork belly, pork cheeks, galbi and beef brisket are all good too. One lesser known option is the pineapple galbi, it's a relatively large cut of meat and the pineapple is great grilled. We like to order the pineapple separately as first dessert before the ice cream.

    Weird and Unauthentic KBBQ Place - Apr 23 @12:30pm - sign in on blank printer paper and hope nobody writes their name above yours in queue - saw two groups get tables after speaking with the hostess without signing in or waiting - random pillar in the middle of the restaurant still has previous establishment's name on it - booths were old, cracked, and dirty - had to wipe down with napkins to get some food off - 3 different grill types at different tables and you just get lucky or unlucky with where they seat you: portable grill, portable grill + hotpot, built-in grill that most kbbq places have. - we weren't told there was hotpot option and I only figured out when I saw our neighbor had a hotpot - overhead vents not on - smoke goes everywhere and you will smell like kbbq alllll day - no sides, like kimchi or corn etc were served at the table like modt kbbq places - buffet was dirty and options were limited and unauthentic - there was a hibachi-style section, but the cooks were making Hispanic food instead??? I think it was tacos and chips and queso. I didn't look around to see what else. - buffet plates and bowls were dirty - had to search for ones clean enough to finish wiping with a napkin - ice cream station is self-serve buckets - some of it looked like somebody changed their mind while scooping and left the scoops there instead - meat options were limited and not flavorful; 3 options were also unavailable - meat cuts are low-quality; I think we buy better cuts from Hmart than these - I ordered the cheese corn when we first sat down, followed-up halfway through the meal, and still never received it - waitress never came back, so we had to go to the front and ask if we could pay there instead Only positive is the April promotion. It only cost us $16 (+tax) per person. We knew it was a low price, so we weren't expecting top-tier food or service, but this is probably the worst dine-in dx I do not recommend paying the full $30 dinner price for this experience if you love food. But if you're not a foodie, or if you just eat to eat rather than to enjoy, this can still be a good value since it's all you can eat.

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    Ask the Community - Bon KBBQ

    Is this place halal?

    We appreciate your business with us, and your question is valuable to us. Our place does not offer Halal option. Thank you.

    I know this has been asked but with inflation lately is it STILL 27.99 for ayce?

    For now, it is still $27.99.

    Is it still BYOB?

    They serve alcohol now. You can bring alcohol but have to pay a $10 corkage per bottle.

    Is it 16.99 for lunch?

    It’s $18.99.

    Is the price still $25.99 Per person? 11/14/21

    It’s $27.99

    Am I able to make a reservation?

    Yes, we accept reservations for parties of 5 or more. You can set the reservation on our Facebook page or Google business page. Thanks!

    Is there a dining time limit like at other Korean bbq places?

    There’s no time limit for dining with us.

    Does anyone know the meat supplier of beef and chicken for this restaurant?

    Great question Wish my response had an answer Hopefully your inquiry gets attention

    So for weekdends is 26.99?

    Yes

    Are the galbi and the pineapple galbi included in the all you can eat?

    Yes

    How much do they charge for 8yr old kid during weekend?

    $15.99 is the dinner price for that age group, I think weekends would fall in this since dinner price applies during the weekends unless they've changed that.

    Is there a time limit?

    No, but the lunch price ends at 3 p.m.

    Are there gluten free items on the menu?

    Yes just meat

    Is it only AYCE or are there other menu items you can order, a la carte?

    It's AYCE with a menu to order additional items off of, like kalbi or chicken wings. But most of the menu items are included in the AYCE price. A few will show additional priced items.

    Does anyone know if they do senior discounts or birthday specials? It's my moms 64rth birthday this weekend and I was thinking about taking her. Tried calling but no answer.

    I highly doubt it. Go during lunch time as it’s only $16.99 as compared to dinner which is $25.99. There are only a few things like shrimp missing from lunch menu.

    Do they take reservations?

    First come first serve. Dont dont require all people of that party present to take a table, so just 1 person come early to take it.

    Do they serve Korean rice or just plain rice?

    They have regular steamed rice, but also kimchi fried rice and regular fried rice.

    Is it BYOB?

    Yes! Until november of next year when they get their alcoholic beverage locense or whatever it is called

    Do they have beef intestines (gopchang/daechang)?

    Yes

    How does the extra fee for leftovers work?

    If you look at the menu. It says $20 extra for leftovers.

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    4.3(135 reviews)
    1.3 miChinatown, Sharpstown
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    Yuk Dae Jang might be my new favorite Korean soup spot. The broth alone is to die for! Very rich,…read morecomforting, and packed with authentic flavor in every bite. I had the spicy seafood soup with fresh noodles, and it was spectacular. The noodles were cooked perfectly and soaked up all that incredible broth. The mix of shrimp, mussels, and squid made it feel hearty and well-balanced. I also tried my friend's beef short rib soup, which was just as delicious, definitely ordering that next time. The banchan really impressed me too. The kimchi had the perfect crunch and might be some of the best I've had. The fish cakes and scallions were also on point. The space is small but great for lunch or a casual dinner. Service was friendly, restrooms were clean, and overall it was a great experience. I'll definitely be back.

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    4.6(109 reviews)
    7.5 miSpring Branch

    So I definitely need to come back to try the soondubu (silken tofu stew), but I had a mean craving…read morefor naengmyun and they do a rare half & half of both the spicy sauce and cold broth versions. I was impressed by the portion size, because each half could've been placed in a separate bowl, add more broth (shaved ice and a slice of Korean pear optional), and that's two portions in most places. Historically, these noodle dishes were a rare treat and a delicacy, as these noodles were very labor intensive and hard to make (although I'm sure they're mass produced now), and had to be served cold in the summer heat. Banchan was tasty too, including the kimchi which was early in the fermentation stage. The kimchi pancake was huge, definitely had to take this one to go, and came with an optional Korean-style spicy soy dipping sauce. I ordered the combo and went with the Bulgogi, which was tender and tasty, but didn't come sizzling so the pan it came in was more for display. Still, great good, fantastic value, and definitely the real deal. It's not as fancy as some of the more expensive neighborhoods of Houston (and a bit out of the way for me), but sometimes you just want some really tasty and unpretentious Korean comfort food.

    As a Korean, tofu soup is a staple for me, and this place is easily one of the best I've been to…read more Honestly, I'd even rank it above most places I used to go to in LA--only BCD is still up there with it. They make their tofu in-house, and you can really taste the difference. The soup is rich, comforting, and flavorful without tasting overloaded with MSG. It's the kind of meal that just warms your soul. We also ordered the cheese tonkatsu, and my husband got the seolleongtang. We normally aren't fans of cheese tonkatsu--in fact, we didn't even realize it had cheese in it when we ordered it--but wow... it was actually so good. Definitely a pleasant surprise. My husband's seolleongtang was amazing too. The banchan was fresh and well-prepared, and every dish we had was delicious. The service was absolutely perfect. The ladies working there were incredibly kind and even brought my husband extra noodles for his soup without us asking. That small gesture really made our experience even more memorable. Thank you so much! There's a decent amount of parking, but dinner time gets pretty busy, so I'd recommend arriving early since it's not a very large restaurant. 10/10. This is definitely one of our favorite Korean restaurants in Houston, and we'll absolutely be back.

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    4.4(385 reviews)
    2.0 miAlief
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    This is probably one of our favorite Korean BBQ spots in Houston…read more It's all-you-can-eat and even includes sushi and sashimi. Personally, I haven't tried those because Korean BBQ and sushi together just feels a little odd to me. I grew up in LA where we usually went to separate places for each, but I'm sure plenty of people enjoy having both options. The meat quality is really good, and everything is well-seasoned and flavorful. My only complaint is the soups--they don't really taste like the traditional Korean soups they're supposed to be. They could definitely use some improvement. That said, other side dishes like the tteokbokki are actually really good. For the price, it's an excellent value. The service is usually good, although it can be a little inconsistent depending on your server. One thing I really like is that they include dessert, such as Korean ice cream bars, regular ice cream, and other sweet treats. We've been here several times already and definitely plan on coming back. There's also a huge parking lot, and the area has plenty of cafés and other places to visit afterward, which makes it a great spot for a meal and a day out.

    This place has officially become one of my mom and my regular restaurant rotations, and I usually…read moreenjoy my visits. That said, the consistency of both service and food quality between visits can be noticeable. Service can be very slow at times, even when the restaurant isn't particularly busy. We've had issues with banchan not being brought out, grills not being turned on, and fish orders taking nearly an hour to arrive. Food quality can also be hit or miss. For example, the Cheese Crab Puffs have occasionally arrived completely cold with barely any crispiness or color, and we've had similar issues with other appetizers. My favorites are the Garlic Salmon Sashimi, Black Angus Marinated Short Rib, Wagyu Beef Belly, Black Angus Rib Finger, and Thick Cut Pork Belly. I also enjoy the Takoyaki, Crispy Tuna Rice, and Tteokbokki. There are a few dishes I would skip, including the Spicy Scallop Sashimi and Nigiri unless you enjoy very small scallops, the Baked Green Mussels, which are overly sweet, and the Prime Beef Brisket, which I've found to be tough and dry. Overall, there are plenty of dishes I genuinely enjoy here, but the inconsistency keeps this from being a place I can wholeheartedly recommend. When everything is executed well, it's a great meal, but you never quite know what kind of experience you're going to get. That being said, I tend to get good ones the majority of the time.

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    4.2(246 reviews)
    7.9 miSpring Branch
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    Fast with great service. We went to Paiks Noodle and tried the Jajang Rice which includes a plate…read moreof white rice topped with the Janjang sauce which is a semi sweet, savory like black bean sauce with an omelette and side of Jjamppong soup. The soup was hot and a little spicy with seafood like mussels. This is a great lunch option because service is so quick and it's super filling. The parking lot is huge so there's plenty of parking

    I'm always on the hunt for some quality, spicy, rich jjamppong. Paik's Noodle in Cypress seals the…read moredeal... even more than the Spring Branch location. This spot is located in a small plaza next to a busy trampoline park, and inside, it's very clean and well maintained. Each table has a menu of the offerings WITH pictures (so you don't have to scour Yelp like I usually do for pictures....). The waitresses come by to help answer any questions if you have any. To be honest, I think the menu tablets are a bit overkill since they have a small enough menu to look though, but it is good for people who aren't familiar with Korean food or the establishment itself. What's nice is you can get many of the dishes with noodles or rice as your starch of choice. 10/10 Jjamppong - the broth is flavorful, seafood rich, and noodles perfectly bouncy. SOO good. I couldn't finish the whole bowl, so it's easily shareable. 7/10 Chicken Fried Rice. It's expensive for the amount of rice you get. Flavor is good, but there's not a lot of chicken. Would suggest an appetizer as well if you want to stay full. This location does not have unlimited pickled radishes like the Spring Branch location. All in all, I really liked the food - I'll only really come back here for the noodle soup, but that's enough for me since they specialize in both the jjamppong and jiajangmyeon.

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    BORI - Montrose

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    4.5(91 reviews)
    11.0 miMontrose, Fourth Ward

    Went with a small party to get dinner with friends- the perfect amount of food for six people…read more There's parking in the complex, but it looks like you're driving into a Korean temple -lovely ambiance. We ordered the following: (out of 3 *rating) **Bulgogi Tteopoki - delicious but not what I expected. The sauce is similar to a stirfry, but the Bulgogi is done very well. Think of a japchae flavored Tteopoki dish Dumplings (Mandu) - they gave us the option to pan fry or steam, we chose to steam! Did not try, cannot rate ***2x assorted meat platters (enough for 6)- worth the quality of cut and preparation, done tableside. Each different platter was done beautifully, and grilled tenderly. The marinade was well done on the short ribs. **banchan- my favorite was the pickled radish and cabbage kimchi. Not a lot of variety compared to other places, but each dish was done very well. I didn't really care for the potato salad. * doenjang/soybean soup: maybe it's just me, but it was very salty. Not my top choice of soup regardless. **kimchi-jjigae : very solid kimchi stew. The right amount of heat to pair rice with well but it's so rich. I could only have a couple bites to the end of the meal. ***hotteok with chocolate ice cream. It's a simple dessert and done very well. The cinnamon and sugar come out balanced very nicely with the chocolate. Service: So attentive and fast ! Staff was very respectful and quick, on par with fine dining. Had to wave over some folks to request another order or utensils and they were on it. Kudos.

    I chose the Filet Mignon, Marinated Short Ribs, and Dry-Aged Ribeye…read more We also ordered an extra serving of Premium Beef Tongue It was very tender and of exceptional quality We didn't have to grill it ourselves at all--a Korean guy handled the grilling the whole time, so our hands were free, and we didn't have to worry about burning it. Plus, he timed it perfectly, and the meat came out very tender

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    Dubu Dubu - Mandoo

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    4.2(66 reviews)
    7.8 miGreenway
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    I'm surprised I've never heard of this restaurant. You guys gotta do better at advertising a…read moremarketing because this was simply amazing! The service was a little slow at first, but I saw the owner of the manager come out and make sure everything got taken care of so props to him for being aware and making sure all the clients were taken care of. Food: everything we had was simply amazing. The beef fried rice was made to perfect perfection. Every single bite was so good. You can tell the use quality, beef here and quality rice. The fried dumplings were amazing. Every bite was so good. Last the chicken dish I can't remember the name of it, but oh yes, maybe it was called bolugi chicken? It was so good, had a very good spice to it. Every single bite was amazing. You can tell they use quality ingredients here. We will definitely come back. We enjoy this meal. Great job team. Keep it up.

    My girls and I came here for dinner. There is a decent sized parking lot that seems to accommodate…read morethe restaurant's capacity well. The service was good, and the food was okay for what it is. The standout dish was definitely the LA Galbi. It was flavorful, although the portion size felt a little small for the price. On the other hand, I would not recommend the Spicy Pork Bulgogi. The meat had a mushy texture and was not enjoyable to eat. One downside was that there were quite a few flies inside the restaurant, which became pretty annoying during our meal. Overall, it is a good spot if you are looking for a quick meal to satisfy your Korean food craving.

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    4.2(304 reviews)
    1.2 miChinatown, Sharpstown
    $$

    Coming from Koreatown Los Angeles, this place is super legit. Kimchi is 10/10. The hand cut noodle-…read more10/10. The kimchi just brought me so much comfort like I never left home and the noodles were so delicious. The right texture and the amount of vegetables in there made me feel real good and tingly inside. Service was great cuz looks like the owners run the spot so you know it's A+++ on service The ambiance is modern, hip with the classic wood touches and seeing their noodle making machine to prove they make their noodles - no store bought noodles - made five months ago with preservatives and chemicals. Just your classic flour and water and etc. and you can taste the quality of the noodle & chicken broth in the soup. U cannot fake quality ... cannot MDK has the best kimchi and traditional kkal gook su. 100%.

    We went in at 11:30 AM on a Saturday - while the sign said they were open and the lights were on,…read morethere was not a soul in the restaurant - not even an employee. I went to the back and there was an employee who said sit wherever you would like. Hardly a propitious start. It only went uphill from there! Service was excellent - the waiter explained the menu to us - food, obviously all cooked to order, took about 10 minutes. Food was brought out as it was prepared so we got our lunch entrees at different time (within a few minutes), but we were sharing so this was good. My daughter loved the steamed pork dumplings. The savory pancakes with bulgogi were outstanding. This is not my area of time, so it took us about 20 minutes to get there - ample parking. A huge number of restaurants in this strip center area - you should explore.

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