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    Shik Do Rak

    3.7 (2.1k reviews)
    PriceyKorean, Barbeque
    Open 11:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Stephen C.

    They been here for a very long time and their kbbq is very consistent. They have option of all you can eat and or individual plates. Prices are reasonable and their side dishes are excellent. It's your not fancy place ; just a good place to eat and hang out.

    Brisket and bonchons
    Christina W.

    I use to come here A LOT when I lived in Irvine. I recently came to Shik Do Rak again for the first time in years and it's still a solid spot! The place has not changed at all since I first went back in the late 2000s or something like that. It's not fancy and more of a casual kbbq place. If you can make it during their happy hour time, it's so worth it! I think it's like $25 for the basic tier AYCE which is great. We came for dinner on a Wednesday night around 6:20 PM and did not have to wait. We did the basic tier AYCE and tried their brisket, pork belly, NY Steak, beef fingers, and large intestine. The quality is good, not the best. If you're looking for super high quality meats, this is not the kbbq spot for that. But for an AYCE quality it's good if you stick with the basics like brisket and pork belly. Bonchons were tasty and the vegetables seemed fresh. Service was great, they were attentive and changed our grills when needed. Even asked if I wanted more large intestine after bringing it to my table because he probably felt it was a small portion.

    I wrote this review for you all guys. I HOPE THIS WILL BE HELPFUL. You all shouldn't experience the same as me .Me and my friends went to Irvine location .Man !The service was HORRIBLE . At first , they pressured us to order quick before their happy hour comes , second, my friend asked for a new water cup as she found a hair on her water cup, but they never gave her a new water cup and I eventually ended up getting up from my chair and got it by myself from the drink counter where they put all of their drinks, third , I ordered two steamed eggs at the beginning , but the server never put the order in and almost at the end of eating I asked a different server to check, that other server acutally put the order in and I got one steamed egg bowl and forth, when we had nothing left in the plate to grill, we were trying to order more meat to grill , BUT We were told by THE SERVER to eat and finish everything which were on the grill and he said he will take our order after that !! THIS IS RIDICULOUS YOU'LL. They never did just normal basic service like water refill , and all the others sauces refill were needed to ask for them again and again repeatedly, Only so, they will give you refill for the sauces. BUT that server seems to enjoy speaking Korean to Korean customers even he looks like Hispanic as we saw that he was willingly serving and constantly checking on other korean customers's table but not OURS .HAHA Watch out Non-Korean Customers !! They should have posted * We serve Korean customers only* On their door.

    Jonna G.

    I haven't been here in years, and I'm so glad my friends and I decided to come for dinner! The staff were all super nice and attentive. They made sure our banchans were always refilled, which I really appreciated. My go-to items at any AYCE KBBQ spot are the beef belly, thinly sliced pork belly, and beef brisket, all of which were delicious here. My friend enjoyed the flat iron steak, though it wasn't really my favorite. I also tried their spicy tofu soup, which had a nice kick and great flavor. Overall, it was a solid dining experience, and I'm happy we came back.

    Pork neck toro, Thin Pork Belly, Beef Belly
    Jaymes M.

    Shik Do Rak, is located in the plaza off the corner of Jeffrey and Walnut Avenue in Irvine. They're to the edge of the lot directly in front of 7 Leaves Cafe. Parking at this plaza can get quite full. Additional parking is available off to the side and behind the restaurant. Shik Do Rak, can get packed so we try to show up before the rush or put our names down on their Yelp waitlist through our apps. Even with the waitlist, you can still sometimes wait longer than what it may say as they also take walk-ins. We've been to a few Korean BBQ joints but we always come back to Shik Do Rak. They're not a fancy place at all compared to some other restaurants and the table tops need to be redone, but we know the staff here and it's like home. Plus, I really like the banchan that they offer. They're always happy to see us and will come by and talk to our group in between serving other customers. They've literally seen the kids grow up and even come in as new babies. They have many different servers and bus boys, all of whom are always polite, welcoming and attentive. You'll never get the "I'm not your server" here. Our party is usually mostly kids and just a couple adults so we always go with the 3-2 order which has 30 items on the menu for $33.99. It's got good cuts of meat without being overly expensive. Everyone eating AYCE BBQ has to order from the same menu. There the 3-3 menu for $25.99 with 16 items, but this is only available M-F from 11:30am - 3:00 pm, M-Su 10pm - close excluding holidays. I literally have to take the day off or get off work early to make it for the cheaper menu. Kids from ages 5-9 years old are half price. What we order; 1) Prime brisket 2) Short rib 3) Pork neck toro - this is my favorite 4) Beef belly - another fave 5) Squid 6) Marinated pork belly 7) Garlic pork belly 8) Fresh pork belly 9) Bulgogi 10) Thinly sliced pork belly - another fave 11) Steamed egg bowl - our party of six, once finished 11 of these at dinner. 12) Soybean paste stew - I like this but fyi. It's a strong flavor What we've had but weren't a fan of from the 3-2 menu; 1) small intestines - I actually eat intestine BUT I am super picky about it and I want the pieces REALLY cleaned out or I won't eat it. These had a bit of extra taste to it that I couldn't tolerate. 2) large intestines - same see above 3) Little octopus - we tried it but I couldn't enjoy this after seeing it wriggling on the grill from the heat. It wasn't alive or anything, but that sure messed with my head. It's not marinated so unless you dip it into something, there's no flavor whatsoever. I personally prefer the squid. Overall, for the customer service, food and value, we love Shik Do Rak. It's become a place we rotate with our other favorite places to go. We have been coming here for many years. A few friendly familiar faces that work there just make it all so much better. Guaranteed that my family leaves here with a smile every time.

    Beef Brisket
    Sydney H.

    Compared to other flashy KBBQ places in Irvine, Shik Do Rak is a homely, old fashioned restaurant with great service and a wide selection of meats to choose from. The staff was very kind and attentive to our table of 7, stopping by often to refill sides, change the grill, and take our meat orders. We ordered from the 3-2 menu at $34/person. This was my go-to spot for a good while; it was always busy and a fun time! However, I feel like this place is a bit run down now. The quality has diminished over the years - the fish cakes and cucumbers were a bit mushy, the rice paper was tough, and the pork belly came out looking a little grey :/ The brisket and the sauces were good though, and the free frozen yogurt at the end of the meal was a plus. It's a bit sad to see, but it goes to prove that quality is more important than quantity when it comes to KBBQ. It's a shame that there aren't many good local AYCE spots anymore.

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    Mabel W.

    Family was craving to Korean Bbq and Shik Do Rak is our go to restaurant. Staff is super friendly and quick with the orders. Prices are reasonable and they have various price ranges to choose from. The smell and sizzle of Korean BBQ is like music to you ears. Wait time was about 30 min so recommended to waitlist on Yelp to get a table. Great food and lots of choices.

    This place is one of the best kbbq AYCE spots i have ever had, The people here are so genuine and so sweet, Robert and Victor were super helpful and super kind to my friends and I. The food is amazing and super fresh and tasted amazing! Great location for solo dining, friends, and just to hang out:) Love it here

    Sabrina C.

    Another great experience at Shik Do Rak. The service is great and they're always refilling the sides. We get the combo instead of the AYCE and it's the perfect amount of food. Thanks Tea for the great service.

    Beef Brisket
    Jennifer T.

    Our favorite kbbq place is Shik Do Rak in Garden Grove. We wanted kbbq, but didn't want to drive all the way to Garden Grove, so we decided to try the one in Irvine. This location is a bit smaller than the Garden Grove one I believe. The service here is definitely quicker and attentive. The food is pretty much the same. The meats and banchan are tasty! They also give out the free yogurt soft serve at this location too! We would definitely come back to get our kbbq fix!

    SDR's Combo Meal (Small)
    Tiffany C.

    We've been coming here for decades. All the servers have seen my kids grow up, and they are all so friendly. It's always bustling here with a lot of people talking and enjoying their meals that they cook on their own tables. Although they have AYCE options, we always get the combos because we don't want to stuff ourselves too much...but we still do...because there's a lot of food and there's unlimited side refills!

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    So good and so fast. It's our new weekly ritual. We love coming after a Sunday funday of errands to protein up.

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    Ask the Community - Shik Do Rak

    What is the age range for children as well as a price?

    Is their hot sauce still served upon request?

    Yes it is served if you ask for it. They also do refills

    How much is the current price for AYCE?

    Do they have naengmyun (cold noodles)?

    No they don't. Just rice.

    Is outdoor dining still available?

    No only indoors.

    Are there special pricing for chidlren?

    Half the price.

    Are they doing indoor dining?

    Outdoor, and no heaters either.

    Is it all you can eat?

    Yes, it is all you can eat.

    Is this open for indoor dining?

    From what I know, it's outdoor dining only for now on butane stovetops.

    Are they open now?

    Yes!

    Do you serve halal meat?

    Not halal

    Do they take reservations?

    For parties of 5 or more we can put you down on a waitlist for a specified time. It is not a reservation in that we do not hold a table for a specified time but will give you the next available table when you arrive.

    Can I dine in alone?

    Yes

    At what age do kids eat free?

    age 2 or younger is free. 3-8yo is half price.

    How much does it cost per person?

    It will really depend on what you will order. At dinner time, you should plan to spend between $30 and $50 per person (inclusive of tax and tip) - but this is an extremely rough estimate.

    Is there air conditioning?

    Yes there is...However due to the hot stove that is cooking right at your table and others.... The… 

    Can you dine by yourself or is there a minimum of two people?

    You can, you'll just feel lonely.

    How much is the all you can eat?

    they have 4 different all you can eat prices --- depending solely on the number of choices of meats etc that you get. If i remember right about $20 to $30 per person. And it certainly all you can eat.

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    7 Japanese BBQ & Sushi

    7 Japanese BBQ & Sushi

    4.0
    (805 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $$$

    The bad news is that their deluxe menu now has less appetizers and nigiri sushi. The good news is…read morethat it now offers more meat options. They also have a monthly special where the deluxe menu is buy one get one free with purchase of a drink. Score! We came today for dinner, and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Our family favorites are all their thin sliced meats, and there were many different options today. Beef belly wins our absolute favorite. Our favorite appetizer is their chicken karage, SO good. We made reservations at 5 (when they open), and everything was so fresh and tasty. Save room for their ice cream! I see many wait in line to get seconds. Sometimes it's the little things that stand out in a restaurant, like a sweet treat after. Also their service is always friendly. Will definitely be back again!

    Came with a group of 8 from my girlfriend's meetup group for a buy one get one free deluxe barbecue…read moreand sushi at 7 Japanese BBQ and Sushi in Irvine. We had reservations and once everyone was there we were seated at 2 tables. The server set up the iPad and explained how to order from it. In order to get the bogo deal everyone has to order a drink. So we ordered drinks on the iPad and sent the order. Then we started going through the Japanese BBQ items and sushi rolls. We ordered about 6 sushi rolls and 8 meats for round 1. The meats came out quickly. The bulgogi and brisket were enjoyed by everyone. Also pork and beef belly were quite tasty. Soon after the sushi rolls came to the table. We sampled crunchy California rolls, Hawaiian, Alaskan, rainbow, and shrimp rolls. We filled the barbecue with the rest of the meat and dug in. Round 2 was more brisket, bulgogi, pork and beef belly. Until everyone was nearly stuffed. Finished off with some smores and Gelato. Total came to $38 per person, for food, drinks, tax,and tip. A fantastic deal for AYCE Japanese BBQ and sushi. Highly recommend you try this restaurant. We had a good time.

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    Ready to serve, eager to please. Welcome to 7 Japanese BBQ & Yakitori Bar!
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    7 Japanese BBQ & Sushi

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    Heritage Barbecue

    Heritage Barbecue

    4.2
    (1.6k reviews)
    14.3 mi
    $$

    This place is to die for definitely recommend going. It's worth the hype. The best items are the…read morebanana cream pie and the coleslaw is amazing.

    Heritage has been on my list for quite some time, but between the notorious lines and drive down, I…read morejust haven't had a chance to try this place. That finally changed today, and I'm already thinking about how I can come back again. To put it bluntly, Heritage is the best BBQ spot in OC. Heritage is located in downtown SJC, with plenty of street parking around the area. They have a bunch of outdoor seating next to the ordering station, and it looks like they're also expanding to have some more seating soon. The staff are all super friendly, and take the time to thank everyone for their patience while waiting. On the topic of waiting, they tend to get very busy around lunch time and on the weekends, so plan your visit accordingly (you can order stuff online in advance, so I'd recommend trying that too). I came about 15 minutes after opening and waited for about 30 minutes (the heat today sucked, but it wouldn't be a terrible wait on a normal day). On the food front, I tried the Tri-Tip, Brisket, Pulled Pork Sandwich, Baby Back Ribs, Sausage of the Day, Mac & Cheese, and Potato Salad. The Tri-Tip was the best I've ever had (it was insanely tender and flavorful), and the Brisket was the best I've had in California (super flavorful and tender). The Ribs and Pulled Pork Sandwich were excellent as well, along with the sides. The Sausage was a slight miss - the flavors were great but the meat was on the grainy side. Regardless, this was the best BBQ I've had in recent memory and it was absolutely worth the wait. I will say that this place is very expensive for BBQ, so come with some friends so you can try a few things. I'd recommend getting the Brisket, Tri-Tip, Ribs, Potato Salad, Mac & Cheese, and a piece of cornbread. I can't recommend this place enough, and hope everyone can have a chance to try it. If you're in the OC and craving BBQ, then this is the spot to try.

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    Front of the building and the location to order
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    Frank BBQ & Noodles

    Frank BBQ & Noodles

    4.4
    (167 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    This is really a gem of place that doesn't have much reviews at all so I was thrilled to discover…read moreit. Simple offerings in most standard Chinese bbq places but the quality is just excellent. Beef stew noodles could be easily customized and I chose the wide rice noodles. Perfect texture with nice chunks of melt in your mouth beef. Next the 2 item combo with char siu and hainan style chicken. Gosh this was delicious and they didn't skimp on the lovely ginger garlic sauce with silky chicken that pairs with crunchy char siu is as good as a meal in HK

    Oh the timing. Just when I finally get this written out to post, it turns out that Frank's BBQ &…read moreNoodles has come and gone. Not that I can say I'm all that surprised in hindsight, but it's still kind of a shame. Mostly because I just wish the food had been better, but also because, despite how impressive the OC food scene is, I hadn't come across any BBQ joints/Cantonese restaurants that SF has so many of until randomly stumbling across this place! Then again, maybe I've just been too distracted by the many Taiwanese options that the Bay Area is so criminally short on... Compared to some of the Chinese BBQ joints that I frequent in the Bay Area, this place felt so much newer and a whole lot cleaner/nicer. That said, while the menu appeared to be a whole lot narrower, they still had a decent selection of offerings to choose from. Along with their nearly twenty different sides/snack dishes, which include items like pig ears with chili sauce, cucumber salad, chicken wings, wontons in chili oil, and tofu skin salad, they also had BBQ meats, like Roasted Duck, Soy Sauce Chicken, and Char Siu, a mix of rice and noodle dishes, and combination plates of their BBQ meats over rice or noodles. Sadly, though, no crispy skin roast pork, which was a huge bummer. -- SWEET FRIED CORN Admittedly, this initially didn't catch my eye, but I'm glad we ended up trying it. Every piece was crispy and I liked how sweet and flavorful the corn was. Plus, it was how this wasn't all that oily, though, I wouldn't have minded a bit more batter for some added crunch. -- WONTONS IN CHILI OIL Not too shabby. Although the skins felt a little overcooked, each piece was fairly plump and I thought the filling was pretty tasty. It was also unexpected to see a bit of broth with the chili oil, but it had a nice flavor to it and just the right amount of spice. -- TWO BBQ ITEM RICE PLATE with Char Siu and Roasted Duck I was the most excited for this, but it left me feeling conflicted. On the plus side, the bowl had a fair amount of both meats and the duck was really good - really juicy and the skin was golden brown. On the other hand, the char siu was super fatty and the rice was mushy. -- DICED GROUND PORK ON RICE...$13.99 More solid than spectacular, but still satisfying enough. Like with the BBQ plate, the meat to rice ratio favored the former and I thought the egg and the veggies complemented this well. At the same time, I wish this had more sauce to it, as the pork look a little dry/pale. In addition to how convenient it was to come here (there was a steady crowd, but it never got packed inside), I appreciated how fast our food came out. Also, I'm not sure if we just got lucky, but it wasn't nearly as hard to find a space in the complex's parking lot as it seemed it would be. Between all of that, the food being decent, and the relatively friendly service, Frank's BBQ & Noodles wasn't bad for some Chinese BBQ. However, it definitely could've been better, especially if Roast Pork had been one of their offerings!

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    Smoke Queen Barbecue

    Smoke Queen Barbecue

    4.3
    (1.1k reviews)
    11.0 mi
    $$

    Parking: small lot attached and another located down the street…read more Not so traditional bbq. Here at Smoke Queen, East meets West through fusion bbq! Ordered: Wagyu Tri-tip Japanese Curry Bowl Pit Madam Japanese Curry Bowl pork belly char siu brisket pulled pork sausage Mango Michelada Strawberry Lemonade I love that the chef-owner incorporated her background into the food. I was so happy to try the the new Japanese curry bowls. The meats were packed with so much unique flavors. The drinks were also very refreshing.

    How did I NOT know about Smoke Queen BBQ when they have 1K+ reviews?! I'm around this area almost…read moreevery week and somehow this place has never popped up on my Yelp radar. Unheard of! Anyway, hubby heard about a promo through AM 570 where if you dine in and whisper "570," you get their promo sando with a side AND a drink for $5.70, normally around $18! At that price, it's practically free, so obviously we had to investigate. We made sure to get there right before opening and waited about 10 minutes. Luckily, there were only two other parties ahead of us. While standing there, I couldn't help but notice that this entire food center is literally smack dab in the middle of residential homes. I feel for the poor neighbors next door and across the street who probably have to deal with all the traffic and noise pollution. Thank goodness I don't live here. WELL...back to me and my food. As soon as the doors opened, they immediately started taking orders. Smoke Queen is basically fast casual with no indoor seating, but they have a cute backyard patio that probably seats around 30 people. If that's full, you can wander into the surrounding outdoor food hall--which I later discovered is Cottage Industries--where there are plenty of little seating areas scattered around. The only thing that is NOT plentiful? Parking. More on that another time. For the promo, I got the brisket sando with dirty rice, and hubby got the pulled pork sando with cornbread, both with fountain drinks. After ordering, we waited about 10 minutes before our little ringer buzzed and our food was ready. First thing I appreciated: the sandos don't come drowning in BBQ sauce. THANK YOU. You can add as much or as little as you want, which is perfect for people like us who aren't huge fans of super sweet BBQ sauces. My brisket was tender and well made, although for some reason I couldn't really taste much smoke. I swear I have this problem at BBQ places--am I the problem?! Either way, the meat itself was good, and their BBQ sauce had a nice balance of tartness and flavor that really helped bring the sandwich together without overpowering it. The dirty rice was also good, although I expected a little more umph. It seemed like a genius way to make use of all those precious little brisket and pulled pork bits left behind from cutting the meats--instead of letting those scraps go to waste, throw them into some rice! I fully support using every last morsel of BBQ goodness. BUT...if that's the idea, give me more of those meat pieces! Mine could've definitely used a little more. Hubby's pulled pork was good as well, but again...where's the smoke?! Maybe it's just our taste buds. Overall, the meats were tender, the food was good, the people were nice, and for $5.70, this promo was an absolute STEAL. At the normal price point, though, while I thought everything was well made, nothing quite grabbed me enough that I'd be rushing back anytime soon. Still, I'm glad we finally discovered Smoke Queen after apparently being the last people on Yelp to know it existed.

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    Doors open for the day ; picture of the order counter
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