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    Gui Gui Korean BBQ

    4.4 (15 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Ma S.

    9292 is my new favorite KBBQ spot in the Seattle metro area. Tucked away in Lynnwood, this hole-in-the-wall restaurant uses traditional cast-iron grills--something you don't see much anymore, and honestly, it's a shame. The cast iron truly elevates the KBBQ experience. The grill creates an incredible crust on the meats and vegetables, locking in flavor that's rich, smoky, and unmatched. And the best part? After grilling your meats, you can add kimchi fried rice directly onto the pan, soaking up all the leftover fats and flavors. It's easily some of the best fried rice I've ever had. The naengmyeon was clean, refreshing, and the perfect balance to the richness of the BBQ. Add in a fun atmosphere and an incredibly accommodating staff, and you've got a spot that's hard to beat. Highly recommend 9292--I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

    Bibiana S.

    The moment you walk in, you'll be greeted with the friendliest and most welcoming people. The set up of the place is so different from any other kbbq restaurant I've been to. The food was amazing! The meat is amazing quality and their side dishes were delicious.

    It was my first time trying grilled intestines like this, and I was honestly a little worried it might have a strong smell, but they cleaned and prepared it really well. When the edges get slightly crispy and charred, it smells amazing, while the inside still stays soft and chewy. It tastes really good with grilled garlic. The mushrooms were also really good after soaking up all the meat juices from the grill. The yukhoe was easier to eat than I expected too -- once mixed with the egg yolk, the texture became really smooth and rich without feeling too heavy. The atmosphere of the restaurant also felt really cozy, kind of like those small Korean restaurants in K-dramas. The lighting was nice and it wasn't too loud, so it was a good place to slowly eat and chat with friends at night.

    Jay C.

    The casserole was so disappointing. When we got it, the bottom seemed burnt so it tasted slightly burnt every bite. The ingredients look fresh layered on top, but the bottom was burnt. So I'm pretty sure they heated it up before bringing it to the table. The flavor was not there. It was pretty bland. We like the cold buckwheat soup. It was very refreshing. The chicken was also good. I have mixed feelings about this place. Maybe next time I should try a different casserole and asked them to not turn the heat on so high preparing it to bring to our table.

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    Good price and atmosphere. Would come again with family. Chef was super nice and meat was quality.

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    fantastic service and great selection! the atmosphere was fantastic and would go again any day.

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    9292 is my new favorite KBBQ spot in the Seattle metro area.

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    My grandbaby took me here for lunch. We loved the service and the ambiance. The food was…read moreexcellent. I cannot say enough good things about the service and the food. Even though I live in Seattle, I will travel back up to Lynnwood with family and friends to eat here again and again. Everything was perfect.

    My friends and I ended up in Lynwood and we were like, why not get some Korean food while we are…read morehere!? So my friend did some research and we came to WuJu. There were only one other group when we came in around lunch time on a Sunday. It looks like it gets crowded in the evening so it was a surprise to find the place so empty, but we didn't mind. The lady who was serving us was very friendly and came back a bunch of times to ask if we need more tea. We were there way longer than how much we spend time at typical BBQ place, but she didn't seem to mind, which was nice. We had the beef combo, cold noodles, and squid and veggie stir fry, and that was way more than we needed. We thought the combo comes with only two bowls of rice but they added another one, seeing that we are party of three. That was nice. Banchan was pretty good and I kind of wish I ate more of it before the meat arrived because I got full from other items quickly. Cold noodles were average. Of the four kinds of beef in the combo, I liked three of them except for one (I believe it was the NY steak) - one item was leaner/dryer than other NY steak I had elsewhere. The combo also came with individual sauces (two types - salt in oil and sweet-ish sauce). The sweet sauce was quite forgettable and so I kept dipping the meat in the salt in oil sauce, but I wish they offered other sauce...maybe like soy sauce based ones or just plain salt. The squid stir fry was spicy and I enjoyed it. The combo also came with tofu soup, which was also pretty good. Overall, there were minor stuff that didn't go with my preference, but I had a nice time at WuJu!

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    Legend has it that tens of thousands of years ago, our ancestors lived by eating raw meat and…read moredrinking blood. One day, lightning struck a tree, causing a massive forest fire that killed many animals. Our ancestors then discovered that cooked meat tasted much better than raw meat. This is why roast meat has always been regarded as an important part of the human diet. Today I gathered with friends and chose this barbecue restaurant. It's located north of Redmond, with a prominent sign and plenty of parking. Ambiance: The decor is creative, but it feels quite contradictory. Barbecue is inherently a very "Jianghu" (lively, rough-and-tumble) kind of thing, yet the restaurant leans toward an artistic, literary style. When I used to run my own restaurant, I followed a principle: avoid anything unrelated to the core dining experience. Seeing many books on the shelves here, I understand they're trying to bridge Jianghu and artistry -- but it clearly feels out of place. That said, the place is very clean, and the stickers/decorations are festive. Service: My high rating for this restaurant is largely based on the service. After we sat down, we were given free appetizers -- braised peanuts, which tasted great. The staff training is very professional, whether it's taking orders, making recommendations, attending to us during the meal, or checking on tables and refilling water. All excellent. Taste: Jianghu-style cuisine is characterized by boldness, satisfaction, and not sweating the small details. We ordered spicy hot pot (Malatang), spicy hot pot skewers, grilled beef, lamb, chicken gizzards, oysters, and many other items. First, the Malatang and spicy skewers tasted almost identical, so it felt like eating the same thing. The grilled skewers were just average -- neither good nor bad. The oysters were very tasty. However, the shrimp in the spicy skewers were very unfresh, which was disappointing. "By the way, the prices at 'Friendship Skewers' are anything but friendly -- I think it's quite overpriced overall."

    When we were in Portland, we dined in a similar restaurant only to made us realize Friendship BBQ…read morehas been in Seattle all along. We drove pass by it a lit if time and we finally tried it since we lived the similar restaurant in Pirtland and we were not disappointed at all. The skewers came with variety if flavor, not just the same seasoning for all. The variety if skewers were all also very interesting and amazing. Service is very attentive and skewers came out in waves which is perfect. Super recommend this restaurant if you love skewers.

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