I've always wanted to try a ramen bar like this and it is awesome!! Love the atmosphere and the…read morefood is delicious!! Service is fast and friendly!! Would highly recommend!!

Incredible. So good. Highly recommend. The food and service is both great and friendly!read more

Excellent food, efficient service, cool quirky decor. Highly recommended…read more We had the beef bulgogi, spicy pork, pork belly, and chicken bulgogi and all of them were excellent.

I checked out the reviews and the menu before making a reservation and was prepared to knock off a…read morefew stars. First, I thought the interior was simple and basic, no frills. I liked the art on the walls and the K-pop playing. On to the menu.... The All You Can Eat (AYCE) selection at WUDON is not AYCE. Unlike all AYCE KBBQ restaurants, WUDON limits selective items that you can order more than once. At AYCE sushi or other BBQs, once you select AYCE, everything can be ordered as much as you want. To top it off, you are required to share a soup, a pancake, and steamed egg. I was disappointed to find that you had to share those items and could not order more. Not exactly "all you can eat". And, like other reviewers, the galbi, or short rib, platter is a one-time order deal. That's..... unheard of for a $28.99 AYCE weekend lunch. St. Louis does not have many Asian cuisine options, especially Korean, so I always try to be understanding if the quality or service isn't the best. My issue is that they should not call a menu selection "all you can eat" if there are contingencies on how many times you can order certain items. I would pay $15 for All you can eat here, not $30+. If you are looking for a first time experience doing AYCE KBBQ in St. Louis, by all means, try WUDON. Since LA, NY, and Chicago are too far to get AYCE KBBQ that is worth it, WUDON is the next (somewhat good) choice.

Food is amazing. My go-to spot for Korean BBQ! Waiters are super cool. Place is clean and cozy…read more Food is made in the moment. So a bit of wait but comes out fresh.

The food was delicious! The lady that served us was very nice and the restaurant was very clean.read more

I'd been wanting to try this place for a while but since it's a bit out of the city and in the…read moresuburbs, I didn't walk in with super high expectations. I'm Korean and grew up with Korean food in Chicago, so I know what the real thing tastes like, and this is the real thing. I got the soondae stew and it completely hit the spot. The flavor profile was so authentic and satisfying!! Came out boiling still, so fresh. The banchan selection was great too and the waitress was really sweet about bringing more if you wanted. My only small note is that I wished the side dishes came out a little earlier rather than alongside the main food, because I was starving by the time everything arrived! But that's a minor thing. There's also a karaoke spot right next door that I heard gets pretty lively at night. I haven't made it over there yet but that is absolutely next on my list. 한동안 이곳에 가보고 싶었는데, 시내에서 좀 떨어진 외곽에 있다 보니 솔직히 기대를 크게 하지 않았어요. 그런데 깜짝 놀랐어요. 순대국을 시켰는데 정말 맛있었어요. 맛의 깊이가 딱 제가 찾던 그 느낌이었어요. 반찬 종류도 다양하고 좋았고, 웨이트리스분도 친절하게 더 가져다 주셔서 너무 좋았어요. 한 가지 아쉬운 점은 반찬이 메인 음식이랑 같이 나왔으면 하는 거예요. 너무 배고픈 상태였거든요 그래도 사소한 부분이에요. 바로 옆에 노래방도 있는데 밤에 꽤 활기차다고 들었어요. 아직 가보진 못했지만 다음엔 꼭 가볼 생각이에요.

This is a good Korean restaurant with a good choice of both traditional Korean dishes as well as…read moreKorean bbq. The bbq meat choices are good and the servings are quite large. We had a group of 7 and we ordered 4 dishes (each serving 2) and we had more than enough for at least 2 more people. The side dishes were pretty good. I was particularly happy they provide lettuce for wraps. A lot of places have stopped providing that. The drink menu was pretty good as well with several different options of soju, beer, and makoli. There are also karaoke rooms in back -- we didn't try them this time ... But maybe next time. Everyone left totally full and satisfied.

Food was fresh and priced reasonably. Lots of options and almost everything is made to order. Crab…read moreroe pancakes were a unique dish and was surprisingly good.

It is hard to find a place that focus on traditional Korean street food! I am so happy to find…read moreS.O.S when I am in the area. It sold Kimbap, rice cake, etc, the ones that restaurant may put a very pricy tag to discourage me, or according to some Korean friends, too much effort to charge with low dollar. This place focused on take out, no fancy interior design, just the food and make it work! I am also happy that they sell all kinds of kimchi/bunchan. Wish there is one near where I live.

We loved this out of the way spot for hot pot. It's unassuming and not flashy like some of the…read morechain restaurants that offer hot pot. No frills, but still great. The service is good, helpful if you've never had hot pot before. The broths are delicious. We have gotten both the beef and pork. Make sure to throw all the vegetables in as well. You won't be disappointed. We've been 3 times now I think even with it being a bit of a drive for us to get to UCity.

TLDR: Good Food, But A Lot of Red Flags…read more I had been wanting to try Shabu Day for a while and finally made it out. The food was honestly really good -- but there is a lot this place needs to fix before I can fully recommend it. The first thing that hit me when I walked in was the smell. And not in a good way. It smelled like a sewer. Not what you want when you are about to sit down and eat. It lingered the entire time we were there and was really hard to get past. The front of the restaurant looks okay at first glance. But once you sit down you start noticing things. The tables are wobbly and clearly rigged up with makeshift fixes. Extension cords are running visibly across the floor which looks bad and feels unsafe. The menus and sauce bottles were sticky -- like they had not been wiped down in a long time. Little things like that add up fast. I caught a glimpse of the back of the house and it looked grimy and dirty. That is a problem at any restaurant, but especially at a place where you are cooking your own food right at the table. The staff were not very welcoming either. They were hard to find when you needed something and did not seem very interested in making sure you were having a good time. Now here is the thing -- the food was actually fresh and delicious. The broth was flavorful and the ingredients were good quality. That part genuinely impressed me. But for the price they are charging? The total package is just not there yet. Good food can only carry a restaurant so far. They need to clean things up -- literally -- before I come back.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ UPDATE: One more thing worth mentioning that I think is really important. Shabu Day is strictly all you can eat -- and that is the only option they offer. For most people that is fine. But for anyone with a medical condition that limits how much they can eat, this format is a serious problem. You are being charged full all you can eat prices for food you physically cannot consume in that quantity. That is not fair and it is not inclusive. A lot of restaurants in this space offer a la carte or smaller portion options for exactly this reason. Shabu Day should do the same. It is a simple change that would make a big difference for a lot of people and would show that they actually care about all of their customers -- not just the ones who can eat the most. Clean things up, fix the smell, train your staff to be more welcoming, and give people a fair way to order. The foundation is there. Now build on it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Picked up takeout from Tony's Kitchen inside East Oriental Market in Chesterfield and was really…read moreimpressed. I ordered the pork bulgogi and soondubu jjigae, and both were flavorful and comforting. The bulgogi was well-seasoned, and the soondubu had a rich, satisfying broth. This is primarily a takeout place, but the experience was smooth and pleasant thanks to the staff. They were very helpful with food recommendations and made ordering easy. One thing to note: they only accept cash or Visa, no Apple Pay or Amex.

I can't believe it took me so long to try this place but I'm so glad I did! The bulgogi, spicy…read morebulgogi, and tteokbokki were all phenomenal, and my sisters said their tofu jigae was great too. Super satisfying, reasonably priced, and close to me is a dangerous combo--and I like to live dangerously.

Pretty much what you expect from an all-you-can eat Korean BBQ. We didn't order off the standard…read morefull-service. Note: your group has to be all-or-nothing for ordering from the menu or the AYCE. The children's discount only applies to kids aged 4-7. None of this impacted our group, as we were all-in as adults for AYCE. We picked the standard package. Premium basically includes options for kabli and shrimp. The meat choices were plentiful (you can pick two options per round). Side dishes, shared soups, rice and lettuce were all plentiful and tasty. Service was constant, with them asking what we needed more of, and checking if we were ready for another round of grilling meats. We got a couple more rounds of the meats, and got plenty of refills on rice, lettuce and sides as needed. Everything was great. We got the beef bulgogi three times, because, you know, it's beef bulgogi. Got the thin-sliced brisket (unseasoned), pork bulgogi (spicy) and marinated steak, as well. It was all very good. Great experience, we left stuffed to the gills.

AYCE KBBQ is kinda tough to find out here, but their social media posts really got me curious!…read more We came here for lunch for AYCE and were seated right away. They gave me a booster seat for my toddler and we got our ban chan and drinks in a good time. There were only a handful of other patrons with either doing AYCE or their regular entrée menu. I REALLY enjoyed their meats, I think it was a good quality and it was a good cut. We got brisket, belly, steaks. It also came with a choice of soup so I got the soft tofu soup. If it were cold outside, it would have been perfect. The service was friendly, but when it came time to pay we didn't know if it was pay upfront or a check was brought out. Also: no vents?? Definitely be aware of that when you go and drive to your next stop with the windows down lol

We came here as a family of 4 again. We got cream roll, chocolate tart, Dubai cookie and custard…read morebuns. Everything was great as always. Dubai cookie and tart are a bit on a dry side. But creamy things were as creamy as always

Stopped by on lunch yesterday. I was tempted to grab one of everything, and I did end up with more…read morethan I planned. I opted for the Chicken curry koroke and Red bean whipped cream bread for my lunch. They were both very good, I could eat the Red bean whipped cream everyday. The chicken Curry Koroke made for a great lunch, and something different and better than fast food. I also grabbed a loaf of their pumpkin bread - YUM! It has pieces of pumpkin in the bread. Great for a snack or for dessert. I also had the White bean paste pastry and a Sweet rice donut. I personally did not care for the white bean paste, I have not had it that I know of and now I know that I will opt from having it again, the sweet rice donut was good. A neat little store tucked into the strip mall going wet on Olive, right after crossing over 141. The staff I interacted with were helpful and nice. My favorite was the red bean and whipped cream pastry. But there were many more items to explore here. Stop by and check them out, try to make it before they stop selling the pumpkin bread.

This was very tasty. We ordered to go , and it is located inside of a poke doke. I had jajangmyeon…read moreand it was so tasty . Our food came nicely packed and separated. I would order agian from here

This place is a great place to order from for Korean food that none of the other Korean restaurants…read morehave on their menu currently in St. Louis. My boyfriend ordered Ja jiang Mein, jjamppong seafood and sweet and sour beef. They made their noodle in house. The food taste really fresh and delicious especially the noodle. They also provide a small cup of Kim chi. The jiang mein taste exactly as how I had it at a Korean place in Chicago. I am so happy that they also have it here in St. Louis now. The jiamppong seafood soup taste good, they provided you noodle with it but can also be eaten with rice. They did load this soup with with the seafood which is amazing. This place is located in central west end. It shared the same place as poke doke. One thing that is inconvenient is that this place does not have a phone for you to call and order. This place you cannot sit and eat. You have to order through a delivery app, my boyfriend ordered through ubereat. You can order for delivery or for pick up. Parking in central west end can be a nightmare at busy time. This place also have limited hours from what I read Tuesday to Friday only and from 1130 to 7 pm. Hopefully if it become more popular their hours may be extended. Fingercrossed :)