Best coffee around Rouse Hill. Good Korean meals. Service is always friendly and invitingread more

Great experience overall, staff were friendly and very helpful in helping us grill the various…read moremeats and super prompt about changing out the grill to avoid over burning the meat. They offer a good variety of the Korean dishes, my favorite was the steamed egg dish which was tasty and seasoned well to go with rice. Restaurant overall is busy but the tables had good spacing and felt comfortable to eat while sharing a larger table with others. The rush died down after 8pm but we went during the middle of the week, not sure how long the wait is on a weekend...

Nice small KBBQ setting where food is delivered quickly and staff assist and cook when needed…read more Style and preparation of food is quality, little bit pricy but always worth taking friends.

You know you are in a very authentic Korean restaurant when all patrons are conversing in Korean…read more Blackboard specials are written in Korean, and waitstaff speaks very little English. We ordrred Spicy seafood tofu soip. Bibimbap with Miso soup and their blackboard dpecial number one which is a fried fush didh. Firstly they serve four side dishes then not long after all the dishes came out one by one. One of the side dishes is the cold white soup which tastes a bit sour but very pleasant. Their Kim chi is very authentic, fresh spucy and tangy. The rest are very similar to those served in Korean BBQ restaurant. Their Bibimbsp is not served in hot stonebowl. While all the ingredients are served on one separate plate covering the luke warm rice. The bulgogi beef which is part of this bibimbap dish is very delicious. The rest are very fresh but doesn't look or taste like the bibimbap we know. The spicy seafood soup is better than average while the fried fish is very unique. Not only it looks simple but it taste very clean just like the dish you would normally have in Japanese Degustation.

This place is an old favourite that hubby has been going to since he was at uni. so a while ago…read morenow.... Its best value at lunch time where the price I don't think has changed for the last 5 years. There's a range of meats to chose from.There's also rice, the salads and condiments to help balance it out! Usually we go crazy on the Bulgogi and eat it Korean style - in a lettuce leaf with some chilli flavoured shallot salad or Kim Chi (spiced cabbage). Bacon and tongue with a bit of salt is also very flavoursome on the charcoal grill! Yep charcoal not gas BBQ - Hence the name I guess. There's complimentary (or I guess its part of the price!) tea and coffee. You can also finish your meal with orange or watermelon slices. If you're looking for a long lunch place. Here it is. Just don't wear your favourite outfit unless you want it to smell like Korean BBQ!

I thought that there was something special that makes me think that we would come back for this…read morerestaurant, but after $100+ bill for five for a dinner. I am left with one thing, write down a review. The food: 1. Very ordinary. Of course you will cook your own. The point is, if you go to a Korean butchery, same meat, marinade, cut that they serve. As if they bought it straight and marked up the goods. Not even a house special. 2. Very expensive drinks. We went for cola and still expensive. Why? They maybe just bought it from regular groceries on sale. Service: 1. You need to catch the staff, they are not so visible in the area. Pretending to be busy. The place: 1. Someone has to re-think on the design of the place. The obvious. Ventilation (you should see when more customer cooking all together). 2. The facade looks inviting, better think again when you look at the menu before coming inside.

On a voucher and saving around $10 on their nine course banquet, we really enjoyed ourselves. The…read morelocation is a shortish walk from Parramatta Station and buses. You will need the exercise anyway after all that food. You could park at Westfield and walk down. Arriving for lunch at 11:30am (only time we could book) we saw that it is a small area downstairs ( not sure if upstairs is used ) but there were walk ins while we were there. We didn't leave until 1:30pm. Each table has its own "iPad" for ordering but as we were on the banquet we got a pencil & paper to circle any choices ( see photos) Whilst not a fan of hot pots we tried the seafood one and it was spicy and full of seafood plus a random carrot ( why not ) The food was really good. My pick was the soft shelled crab taco. However, there is no where to wash your hands (needed with seafood) let alone a toilet. You are directed to the local pub if you need to go. This is not really the best solution in this area. When I asked I was given some hand wipes but I think this was a special for me. The menu is online and it is worth giving it a try.

Really good restaurant with reasonably priced menu. Nice decor and friendly staff. You order via…read moreiPads which is really cool. Nice place to grab a bite and a drink with friends or solo.

I've developed a real passion for Korean food. If you were to take me out, KBBQ would be the…read moreperfect date night. Not only would I be able to check out your grilling skills, I could also suss out the spiciness you could handle. But enough on that, you want to know how good the food is here. IT'S GOOD. It's real good. I haven't found a place that serves up such fresh meat every time till now. At $39 a head, it's a relatively affordable bang for your buck place. The variety in meats is also good. Not to mention, their prawns are always so large! A kilo of those and you've nearly made back your money! An extra $3 gets you unlimited soft drinks. I would also recommend getting a bottle of soju or maekgoelli (milky looking rice wine) to really complete the meal. The alcohol just enhances the experience really. That might set you back around $10-15 a bottle, though you'll be sharing so it's all a-ok. They also have a good range of hot food (e.g. fried chicken, japchae, which are these noodles, korean pancakes, dumplings, sushi) and korean soups (such as spicy tofu soup). There's lots to eat and plenty of veggies around to accompany all that meat. They also have a little bibimbap station for you to assemble your own! I'd eat that last as rice is super filling. If you feel like splurging more, they offer a premium set that includes a set of sashimi and crazy wagyu beef. It's around an extra $20 a head. Personally, I don't think it's worth it as it's only an one off (e.g. only one serving of sashimi and wagyu) but feel free to try it! Either way, you need to make this place your go to KBBQ. I guarantee your satisfaction.

Buffet meal! You even have the option of choosing the non-BBQ buffet for a cheaper price, as…read moreopposed to the BBQ buffet which includes the meat as well. Lots of Korean food to choose from. Everything was tasty except for the mandoo (dumplings), and there was a wide variety available such as pancakes, kimchi, galbi jjim, japchae, sushi, etc. There are also bibimbap options, but when you're at a buffet I doubt you'll fill yourself up on that. The main attraction is the wollamssam (rice paper rolls) and the great thing is you can make as many rolls are you want and all the other good stuff, at a very good price of $25! Lots of space and clean so all in all a great environment to eat yourself silly.

Quality/Quantity - Seafood Pancakes $28AUD - This was a…read morehit. Beef Skirt $32 and Pork $29 Hibachi - They cooked for us. I usually prefer my beef medium rare, but it got mixed with the pork, so everything got cooked well done. If my beef was cooked medium rare, this would probably be a 5 star review. Sirloin Beef $39 AUD - Beautifully marbled. Marinated Beef Ribs $36AUD - This was good and had generous meat. We ordered too much meat, but amazingly we finished it all, so it had to have been really good. Cheese Corn Side Dish - Okay, too cheesy for me. I bet very few people say that, lol. Tofu Side Dish - I am not a tofu or soup person, so I did not try. They have both Korean and Australian beers, thank you. I chose to drink the local beers, as the Korean brand beers were the same as the U.S. Support locals. Atmosphere - Small local restaurant. Indoor/outdoor seating were very limited. Semi-open kitchen, see picture. You will be crammed in to maximize space. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 10:30pm. Not sure if they have bathrooms; sorry I can not remember and I did not take a picture. Service - Full service. They actually cook the food for you at your table. Both the owner and waiter cooked for us. I really appreciated that. But I am also sure they do that to turn the tables faster, good business practice. Win/win. Price - See menu, Korean foods are always a little on the expensive side, but when you take into consideration the current US exchange rate, it was a sale for us. :) Owner Comment - Congrats on your success.

Nice place. Nice food…read more The waiters and waitresses are pretty warm. We ordered the 169 dollar set for a family of four, pretty good.

Korean BBQ with a lot of choices! You can walk along the buffet line and choose whatever meats you…read morewant to, bring them back to the BBQ on your table, and cook them yourself. There are also a lot of choices of non-meat items - some things like vegetables that you can roast, but other things that don't need cooking at all. There's even a small dessert section with ice cream and a few other things. There's enough food to keep toddlers and little kids happy, too. Save $6 each by arriving between 5-5:30pm with a 1.5 hour window to stay.

Nearly everything was satisfied, the food had a large variety and the staff was exxtremely…read morewelcoming when I went to this place. The only thing I would suggest to improve is the space - its kinda small - although it is probably due to how many people there are.

I was really surprised to find Manna in Dee Why the last time I went to this restaurant it was…read moreIndian. Anyway things change and I don't think anyone will be complaining about Manna as it is excellent. You have to go there for the Beef Short Ribs. The Korean recipe for Beef ribs is the best ever and whenever I dine Korean I order ribs if they are on the menu, if you like ribs you must check it out. Manna also offer a delicious deep fried chicken dish as well. If you want the full Korean experience though, Manna offer Korean Liquor as well as a small selection of reasonably priced Australian wine and beers. Go get the ribs, you won't be disappointed.

Walking around Bankstown looking for a good place to eat, stumbled across Letz Grill…read more. there seems to be dozens of Vietnamese restaurants in the area and all pretty much look the same. I initially thought it was a Korean bbq because of the usual air vents above the tables, but it is not!! We were told it was their launch night and $49 for all you can eat buffet, including Wagyu (my favorite) and seafood. A little more than we were looking to spend but the place looked new and we saw the meat and could not resist. Letz Grill is not Korean, or is it specifically Vietnamese. It's a fusion of the two.. there was Kimchi and Rice paper wraps and gave a great mix of options to eat. Of course we went straight for the Wagyu! Which we were told was 9+ grading. Either way, it was delicious . We had our charcoal grill loaded with Wagyu and huge prawns. They offered us a bowl of complimentary Pho which we accepted. A good size (not too big, save room for Wagyu) and it was extremely tasty. It was made with Wagyu brisket. So good, some went for a second bowl. We were so full, struggled to walk out. If you are looking for something out of the ordinary in Bankstown, go to Letz Grill. You and your tastebuds will thank me for it. Amazing food, new clean restaurant, happy helpful staff and good value. I'll be back. Hopefully they will be licensed. I was told they are waiting for their liquor license, lucky there is a bottle shop across the road. Gotta have a few beers with a Wagyu buffet.

Had the office Christmas dinner at Letz Grill on Friday. Great choice! Had both the grill and hot…read morepot. The wagyu beef and the prawns were excellent. The lime, mint and jackfruit drink was delicious. The service was friendly and accommodating and they replaced the grill several times when it got charred. Did not try the wagyu pho but was told my a colleague that is was good. Thanks Letz Grill for putting up with the noisy group.