Yakiniku

“The food was amazing, the atmosphere was nice, and the waitress was amazing.”

Dee W★★★★★

Yakiniku is hands down the best place for BBQ with friends or family. The flavors are absolutely amazing and never disappoint. Truly the best BBQ spot around Memphis! They offer both BBQ and hot pot options, which gives you plenty of choices depending on what you’re in the mood for. The restaurant is cozy and comfortable, and the servers are incredibly kind and attentive. My favorite server is Ari, and Octa is also always so friendly and welcoming—both of them serve with genuine smiles. You can really feel the warm, family-like atmosphere among the staff, which makes the dining experience ev

Brandon Etzkorn★★★★★

So, I’m usually a person who decides to go to a restaurant based on reviews. Well, I’m staying in Southhaven, MS, for work and was craving some Korean BBQ. A coworker and I decided to give this restaurant a try. I’m glad I didn’t go with my gut instinct because the negative reviews were completely wrong. The employees are incredibly friendly and genuinely want to ensure that you have a great time. The meat is fresh, and the short ribs are the best I’ve had from a Korean BBQ place in the USA. I highly recommend this place to anyone.

Tram Nguyen Ngoc Bao★★★★

I recently dined at Yakiniku KBBQ and had a mixed experience. The food itself was good, and the overall vibe and atmosphere were nice—especially the seating and view, which made the dining experience enjoyable. However, the service really needs improvement. It was quite slow from the start—we had to wait a long time just to get drinks and have the grill set up. Throughout the meal, we often had to call the waitress multiple times, especially to get the grill changed, which should have been done more proactively. I also didn’t like that we had to make our own sauces and order our own sides, a

Jim Kim M.D.★★★

When I visited this place on a weekend day, we were able to get seated fast. Service was good overall but nothing that stood out. Ordered the all-you-can-eat, and the appetizers came first with 10-20 minute delay in receiving our meat. Given that we get only 2 hours for the all-you-can-eat, but it takes 15 minutes to receive the meat and another 15 minutes to cook = 30 minutes before first bite of steak, which is significantly slower than its competitors, like 901 hot pot, which serves you meat within 5 minutes of serving. To me, that is not an honest business. Most importantly, the food wer