Came here as a halfway point just to meet some friends for dinner. The outside had me nervous but…read moreeven I know great food can come from some shady looking places. The place seemed very authentic and there were a lot of great options on the menu. My husband and I got the fruit wine and it was very sweet and delicious. I got the bulgogi stew and my husband got the bulgogi dish. The food came out very hot and smelt delicious. There was also a bunch of sides for the table that come out with them. Bean sprouts, kimchi, broccoli, and cucumber salad. All were very good. The stew was amazing. Super filling so I couldn't finish it but I wish I could. I definitely want to go back and try more food!

We were visiting from out of town and stopped here for lunch, and we're so glad we did! The food…read morewas absolutely delicious, the service was friendly and attentive, and the prices were very reasonable. We especially enjoyed the side dishes--they were fresh, flavorful, and complemented the meal perfectly. Everything exceeded our expectations except my husband's spicy pork, which had way too much onions. If we're ever back in the area, we will definitely make a point to stop here again!

I've been craving black bean noodles for a long time. This restaurant is hidden inside a grocery…read more(New Grand Market) store and hard to find if you don't know where you're going. I ordered Jjajang Myun that came with small sides. Large portions of noodles with lots of onions and meat. A simple but quick meal. The market is a mixture of international groceries. Mostly catered to Korean and Mexican.

There are so many different places to try in this area and I was sitting with a relative at the…read morehospital and wanted something other than hospital food. A Yelp search landed me here as I love Korean food and this place was highly rated. It's located inside of a grocery store and I ordered takeout of the black bean sauce with noodles and I wanted dumplings and something else but they didn't have any....not sure why as they had only been open an hour. I really enjoyed the food and would definitely return to try other items.

This is a fun family activity dinner. The menu options is large and plentiful…read more You pick a soup broth, noodles and proteins. They bring it out to you and your cook it yourself on a small burner in front of you. You also get to pick more proteins to cook yourself on a large hibachi type grill in the middle of the table. You can order anything and it's all the same price. A nice bar of condiments and sauces to customize your dining experience. The service - staff are great and they will be happy to bring out more of anything.

Finally got a chance to check this location out. In hindsight, Valentine's Day probably wasn't the…read morebest time to go because we ended up waiting about an hour. It could have been longer, but the hostess was kind enough to move us up, and we were able to get seated sooner than expected. I absolutely loved the Valentine's decorations -- they really made a great impression and added to the overall experience. The food was good, and the staff was super friendly and welcoming. My only real complaint is the setup for the sides and sauces. I'm not a huge fan of the buffet-style approach -- I personally prefer full table service. Other than that, it was a solid experience.

I've been to several hot pots. Never quite got the hang of it, but this time I felt like it was…read moreeasy and I knew what I was doing. The manager kept checking on us, they kept replacing our grill to make sure it was clean. The food was very good (compliments to the chef, me). I definitely recommend the Japanese Miso broth. The original and mushroom weren't bad, but I think the miso is the best. The experience is immersive. You feel like it's just your table. Maybe because you get too enamored with the work (in a good way). I'll be back

I've been to Hot Pot 757 multiple times before and have always had great experiences…read more Unfortunately, my most recent visit was very disappointing. I waited over 10 minutes without any server acknowledging our table. When leaving, the server was chatting at the front desk. There was zero acknowledgment, and I left for a place with better service and lower prices. The experience felt unprofessional. After enjoying so many positive visits in the past, this one really turned me off. Sadly, I don't see myself coming back.

Felt familiar and nostalgic…read more Very cozy spot to enjoy some Kbbq with friends and family.

The quality of the food was excellent but I don't think it was worth the price. The service was…read morefine but the strawberry soju drink wasn't my style it was like an ice cream with liquor. The food options were limited and the premium menu was +$20 per person on top of the $32 ayce. If you are looking for a more traditional kbbq place this might be your style but if you like the more Americanized places I would look elsewhere.

The Galbi was phenomenal and affordable at that! $19 versus $28 in a regular Korean restaurant…read more Staff was very friendly and inside was nice and clean. Looking forward to try the Jap chae and bulgogi wrap.

Best Korean food we have had in Virginia. First rate customer service. I had the bibimbap and it…read morewas delicious with generous toppings. My husband's kimchi jiggae was excellent. We will be returning often.

A family gathering was held at a hot pot and barbecue restaurant for dinner. The decision to dine…read moreat this establishment proved to be a pleasant one. The waitstaff were attentive and provided excellent service throughout the evening. The hot pot offerings, including meat, seafood, and vegetables, featured a well-curated and diverse selection. Similarly, the barbecue options were well-maintained, with a satisfactory variety of meats available. Overall, it was a simple and pleasant dining experience. Thank you.

We've been here so many times and will come back so many more. Haven't tried any other Korean BBQ…read morenor hot pot elsewhere in Richmond and we honestly don't feel a need. This place is consistent and clean, the staff is friendly, and the food is dangerously good. As many have said, you have to know what you're doing in order to make the most of this experience, and it IS an experience. You'll choose a soup base (all of them are good) which the waiters will bring and heat on your table. Then you'll hit the buffet and grab anything you want to add to your soup (they have all sorts of noodles, veggies, seafood and more). You'll also grab any meats you want to cook on your table's little grill. What I especially love is that the KBBQ and hot pot are all one flat rate, you don't have to order anything but your soup base and any drinks. I recommend getting a big plate for all of your soup add ons, and a small plate for your raw meats. They'll give you tongs to cook the meat and a giant pair of scissors to cut everything (wait to cut the meat until it's cooked). Apologies for the novel above, but maybe it will help someone. Yes it can be overwhelming if you're not used to the cuisine, but it is WORTH trying that something new. Qpot also has a full Chinese buffet, great for kids who are scared of the grill and the soup. We are truly in love with this restaurant. Thanks for always showing us a good time!

Kobop RVA inside Väsen Brewing Company in Forest Hill is one of those places that feels like a…read moreneighborhood gem the moment you walk in. We stopped by for drinks and dinner and were immediately impressed by the setup. Located inside Väsen, the food operation has a cool food truck-style pickup window at the back of the brewery when your pager goes off (order at the bar). It's casual, efficient, and adds to the fun atmosphere. Most importantly, the food was absolutely exceptional. Every dish we tried delivered huge flavor and was packed with personality. This is the kind of food that makes you stop mid-conversation and comment on how good it is. The bar service was equally impressive. We placed our order through the bartender, and despite it being a Tuesday evening, there was plenty of staff on hand. Multiple team members checked on us throughout our visit, and every interaction was friendly, welcoming, and genuine. What really stood out was the sense of community. Although it's a relatively new addition to the Forest Hill area, it's already clear that locals have embraced it. They even have branded merchandise and cycling gloves for sale, and during our visit we watched several cyclists roll up, hop off their road bikes, and come inside still wearing their cycling gear. It felt like a true neighborhood gathering spot. Places like this give a neighborhood character, and Kobop Korean feels like something special. Outstanding food, great service, a fun atmosphere, and strong local roots. We'll absolutely be back.

I finally got to try Kobop after seeing all the videos on social media. I stopped in during happy…read morehour (Mon-Fri 3p-6p), so I was able to try their cravings box which comes with 1 Korean taco (bulgogi beef, pork, or tofu), 2 soy garlic dumplings (pork or veggie), and Nashville fries. I had the bulgogi taco which was huge! The beef was very flavorful, but it did have a ton of slaw/lettuce on it. I had to remove some of it. The dumplings were perfect! They were crispy and the soy garlic sauce was so good! The fries were ok. They were seasoned well, but could have been fried a bit longer for my liking. I also tried a 6 count of Korean wings in the bang bang flavor, they were ok, not as crunchy as I'm use to and the sauce wasn't my favorite. I think I'll try the soy garlic next time. To drink I had a Downeast cider which was served from tap and was cold and delicious (as usual). The service was great! There were no lines, we ordered quickly and got any questions we had answered. The seating was plentiful and they even had high chairs for those with kiddos. Everything was clean. I loved the food truck style pick up window! That just made the whole experience even better. I will be back to try a few other menu items.