If you request Nathan as a server,set your expectations high. Outstanding service and great…read morepersonality!

We took our small family to Seoul BBQ & Sushi and it was such a wonderful experience. The food was…read moreabsolutely delicious, especially the meats , super fresh and full of flavor. My son couldn't stop smiling because the food and he loved the mochi ice cream there too Everyone enjoyed all kinds of meats, everything tasted so good. The restaurant is clean, nice, and very comfortable, and the service was quick and super friendly. It's a little bit pricey, but honestly worth every penny you spend. Such a great place for family time with amazing food and happy memories. We'll definitely be back

My favorite Korean spots in Arizona since there weren't that many Korean spots in Glendale!…read moreHowever, they have some pretty authentic Korean dishes! Parking is pretty small so parking can be a little difficult when it gets busy! Service is decent and they are very friendly but could be more attentive. It is pretty spacious inside with plenty of indoor seating. However, it can get pretty loud when it is busy so it might be hard to hear one another They offer Korean BBQ but it isn't all you can eat, as well as Korean dishes (tofu soup, bulgogi, bibimbap, etc.), and sushi. There is even a lunch special menu Mon-Fri 11-2:30pm and has a good selection of bento boxes! I've gotten their beef teriyaki bento box and it came with rice, salad, 2 piece California rolls, and 2 pc fried gyozas. Pricing is $13-20 The beef teriyaki is pretty tender, flavorful, and not too salty. The salad is underwhelming and didn't have fresh greens. The fried gyozas were decent, nothing special. The California rolls were ok, not bad. I would say it's 7/10. The bibimbap was very fresh and delicious but a little pricey ($18.95). The bulgogi was marinated very well and rice was super crispy inside the hot stone bowl. Seafood tofu soup was pretty good and not too overly salty. It was very flavorful and the tofu was very soft. I would say it's 8/10 Would definitely recommend and return

We were so sad to find out Takamatsu closed…read more Takamatsu was our family's favorite restaurant and the only place we celebrated family birthdays for nearly 15 years. Takamatsu was part of our family's tradition and is in our memories forever. The staff, the owner, the food was amazing! Thank you Takamatsu

Great job to this restaurant on a busy Mother's Day! You know this place is good. And a lot of…read morepeople have the same idea when you get there at opening time and there is a line wrapped around outside. Once they were open. They were very quick about getting tables seated, and food started. Our server Taylor was awesome and explained everything since it was my moms first time having Korean barbecue. I was so excited when my girls wanted to have Korean barbecue for Mother's Day. And to try a new spot. Well. Let me say this place did not disappoint. Let's talk about the food. All the meats were so fresh! We like the beef brisket, the Bullgogi, and the spicy pork belly! So good that we did. Two rounds. For appetizers, we tried the tofu soup, and the spicy Ramen both are must have if you can handle the spice We also had chicken wings, Korean fried chicken, vegetable tempura, fried rice, glass noodles and gyoza. This restaurant has a great vibe, and the owner and servers were really nice and on it for as busy as it was! The meal was delicious. Definitely will go back again to try more items on the menu.! They have tons of beef, chicken, pork and shrimp dishes to choose from and cook table side. Overall great choice for my Mother's Day lunch!

Fully honesty. I was very disappointed. I'm not mad, just disappointed. I've been to many Korean…read moreBBQ places and this has to be the most okay place, I won't be coming back either. I waited for about an hour for my table, got to the table and it was clean and the server was cool. We ordered our food and it wasn't like a tradition Korean BBQ where you get unlimited sides we got 2 and some white rice. They also gave us soy sauce and salt, no joke, that's it. I'm used to BBQ places where you get kimchi, green onions, fish cakes, maybe some bean sprouts with one other dishes. It was just missing a ton of sides. On top all that there is no sauce bar. Typically Korea BBQ has a huge selection of sauces you can make or they give you 3 or so to try since the meat might come unseasoned and semi frozen. This place thought, mhmmmm, fuck it, give them soy sauce, that'll do the trick. I was kinda bummed, I saw the reviews on Google and thought it might be worth a try. It wasn't and was just okay, the price was not okay. I paid 80 American dollars for a subpar meal.

Absolutely some of the best Korean bbq I've had in Arizona! The selection of panchans were…read moredelicious.. The best was the kim chee and potato salad which had great flavor.. Service was excellent and our server was attentive to our needs. Loved the ambiance of this traditional BBQ restaurant.

I came to Sizzle Korean BBQ in Phoenix because of its excellent Yelp reviews, and I can definitely…read moresee why people enjoy the atmosphere. It's located in an outdoor shopping center, and although the restaurant is on the smaller side, the interior design and decor reminded me of many of the Korean BBQ restaurants back home in California. It felt cozy and authentic. This is not an all-you-can-eat restaurant. We ordered the Small Beef Combo, 2 side of rice, Korean dumplings, and the strawberry basil lemonade. The only unlimited items are the traditional Korean side dishes. We were served five different banchan along with two salads. While they didn't bring every available side dish, the ones we received were actually very good. Unfortunately, the service is what ruined the experience for me. Our server, Huy, was also serving my friends' family seated at the table next to us. They had ordered the same Small Beef Combo. When Huy started grilling our brisket, he accidentally dropped one of our slices of meat onto the floor. He paused, clearly noticed it, and so did everyone at our table. However, there was no apology, no acknowledgment, and no offer to replace the piece. He simply continued cooking as if nothing had happened. A few moments later, he placed a Prime Ribeye on our grill. I told him we hadn't ordered that cut--it belonged to my friends' table. He then picked up the entire plate of raw ribeye from our grill and transferred it to their table. Even though they were our friends sitting right next to us, that didn't seem like proper food handling. When I mentioned the mix-up, he simply said the kitchen had made a mistake. Again, there was no apology. Toward the end of the meal, it seemed like Huy realized I was unhappy, but he never addressed either incident. The missing piece of brisket wasn't a significant financial loss, and the food itself was good. My disappointment was with the service. Mistakes happen in every restaurant. What matters is acknowledging them, apologizing, and making a reasonable effort to make things right. A simple apology and replacing the dropped piece of meat would have completely changed my impression. Because of the service, I don't plan on returning, which is unfortunate because the food and atmosphere were otherwise enjoyable.

If Korean BBQ is all about abundance, flavor, and the experience of gathering around a sizzling…read moregrill, Manna BBQ delivers on all three fronts. This meal was a satisfying all-you-can-eat feast that balances quality meats, traditional Korean side dishes, and crowd-pleasing appetizers, topped by superior service from Jimmy. From the moment the food arrived, the presentation set the tone. The table was quickly filled with colorful banchan (Korean side dishes), including kimchi, cucumber salad, bean sprouts, pickled radish, fish cake, and potato salad. While these sides may seem simple, they play an important role in Korean BBQ, providing contrast to the rich grilled meats. The kimchi was fresh and vibrant, with a bright red color with plenty of spice and fermentation. The appetizers looked like a strong start to the meal. The japchae (glass noodles) were well-seasoned, offering a slightly sweet and savory flavor profile. The gyoza had a crisp golden exterior, suggesting a satisfying crunch before giving way to a savory filling. One standout appetizer was the corn cheese--a bubbling skillet of sweet corn and melted cheese that looked indulgent, comforting, and impossible to resist. The fried chicken also deserves mention; the crispy coating was perfectly golden and paired with a vibrant dipping sauce that added a sweet-spicy kick. The real star, however, was the barbecue itself. The platters of raw meat has excellent variety, with beautifully marbled cuts that promised flavor before they even hit the grill. Steak, in particular, was thick-cut and rich, tender and well-marbled. Once grilled, the meat developed an appealing caramelized exterior with just the right amount of char. There is something uniquely enjoyable about cooking your own food, sharing dishes, and pacing the meal at your own speed. The tabletop grill becomes the center of the dining experience, encouraging conversation and making the meal feel more like an event than simply dinner. The restaurant's atmosphere appears casual, clean, and focused on the food. The grill setup was well-integrated into the tables, and the overall dining area looked comfortable without unnecessary distractions. The emphasis remained where it should be: on the endless flow of food. For the price point shown on the menu, the value appears excellent. The combination of unlimited appetizers, numerous beef and pork options, seafood selections, and traditional Korean side dishes offers plenty of variety. Diners can sample multiple proteins and flavors without feeling restricted to a single entrée. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Korean BBQ enthusiast, this is a meal worth gathering friends and family around the grill for.

We were seated right away. Service was ok. Had to flag the…read moreserver down a few times for water refills or more dishes. We got mostly the marinated meats and we didn't care for them. They were sooo sweet. Even the spicy pork wasn't spicy. It was more sweet. Asked if they had soy sauce, they said yes but it was more of the sweet sauce. The tofu soup was good. Could have had more tofu... Kimchi was fire though. Got extra of that. Seating was comfortable tho and nice decor.

The food is AMAZING!! They also have extremely fast service. There is very pretty outside seating…read moreunder misters as well.

A friend and I recently painted pottery at a nearby business and discovered Cupbop along the way…read more When we picked up our pottery creations, we met here for lunch. I was vaguely familiar with Cupbop, as I saw them on Shark Tank and one was being built near my old stomping grounds in Las Vegas. For my meal, I ordered the titular item. I selected "Rock" (glazed fried chicken) and "Mandoo" (fried potstickers) as my proteins. I'm a baby, so I did level two spiciness. I really liked the bowl. It was flavorful and filling. Plus, I found the price to be very fair. My friend also enjoyed her bowl. We both tried their Yogo Vera drinks and found them to be a hit too. I would definitely return in the future.

Great, clean express Korean food. My husband's restaurant used to own Chinese Korean restaurants in…read moreSouth Korea and SF, and he said this is quite legit. Good Kim Chi - very tasty. PaJeon (seafood pancake) - crispy on the outside and seafood was cooked to perfection. Korean Fried Chicken - both original and sweet and spicy are very good Bibimbap - bulgogi is too sweet for my liking. But not bad Spicy Pork bento box - very good Jajiangmyuen- very good. Unfortunately, camera didn't get to eat until the end. Spicy Pork Belly - excellent. Highly recommended. Tteokbokki- stirred fried rice cake - rice cake was tough, too al dente but good flavors. Jjamppong (spicy seafood) noodles - texture of the noodles is a little bit more al dente than my liking but broth are yummy. Very authentic flavors. Highly recommended.

We went to this place in off peak, and the food came out quick…read more I ordered the original Korean fried chicken, my wife ordered the stone pot rice, and my son ordered the dumplings with noodles. All tasted great and very Korean style. Highly recommended. The server/owner was very nice and friendly.

Stopped by Tomo on Super Bowl Sunday. They had the game playing on one of the TVs, but it was…read morefairly quiet with only a couple of other diners. I love the dark, moody lighting inside. The service was quick and friendly. I ordered Miso Soup ($2.00), which was warm and served as a nice palette cleanser. Baked Mussels ($8.25), loaded with spicy mayo, masago, green onions, and eel sauce. Probably my favorite dish of the night. Vegas Roll ($10.25) is your typical deep fried roll. My partner ordered the Rock n Roll Baked roll ($12.95). We did have to ask for soy sauce and wasabi, as those were not provided. Overall, the food was delicious, I would revisit and recommend.

The sushi was okay: tasted fresh, solid portions, and made to order (they did have piles of…read moreCalifornia rolls pre-made sitting on the counter). The restaurant wasn't that busy for the lunch rush, and the waitress was very attentive and helpful. The only downsides I experienced was that there was no hot water running in the bathroom that I could tell, and no paper towels were available to dry my hands or open the bathroom door with. I also had a small fly hovering around me while I ate (I was inside). Thinking about this experience a little deeper however (after the bill) changed things for me a bit. Was the food okay? Yes, I think... Was it noteworthy? Not really. The stacks of premade rolls sitting on the counter made me think twice about ever eating here again. I paid around $45 for lunch after tax and tip. I ordered 6 pieces of nigiri, a tempura roll, a small bowl of miso soup, and an iced tea. I don't consider this anything crazy or over the top. Given this price point I expect hot water and paper towels in the bathrooms, especially if employees who are handling our food use those facilities. 1-star, won't be back... oh, and the soy sauce bottle was literally stuck to the counter. I had to pry it off.