STE 101

“Very good service and the food was top notch for a fair price!”

Bank J★★

We chose the all-you-can-eat dinner option, priced at $27.99 per person. For two people, the total came to $82, including tax and service charge? Unfortunately, I would not recommend this restaurant, as the meat quality was below expectations and the taste was not very good. The service was acceptable. At the time of our visit, there were only two tables with customers, so the staff was able to attend to us without issue. However, the interior could use improvement. The menu inside the restaurant appeared dirty, and there was no background music, which affected the overall dining atmosphere

Fabiana P.★★

Big mistake in choosing this restaurant. Food is bad, service bad, only one person in the restaurant working and serving the tables. Beef hard to chew, not flavor at all, so fatty! Rice looks like from the day before. Bulgogi looks like groundbeef. $37.99 per person + tax + tip. Becareful because they include the tip in your receipt. I won't recommend you to eat here, you will get stomachache.

Nadia Jocson★★

Price listed subject to change. Towards the end of our meal we were told there is an 18% service fee for more than 5 people. Total goes from $27.99 to about $36 a person. CASH OR ZELLE ONLY. 2 options for AYCE dining though. You need to get their attention to serve you. The meat was tasty and fresh and they had plenty of options for the banchan. More limited options for sides, they don't have corn cheese or steamed egg. No wait in line. Open late which is nice. You will need to park and walk as with everything in Ktown

Elaine Wang★★★★★

The quality of meat here is just ok, there are definitely better ayce kbbq places in ktown but it wasn't bad. The service was alright. Probably wouldn't revisit but I didn't have a bad experience either.