Came here because I wanted soup and KBBQ. Ordered their beef belly, ribeye, kurobuta pork and pre-cooked short ribs. Out of all the meats I preferred the beef belly since it had a good amount of fat to it. None of the meats were grill worthy in my opinion since they were sliced so thin, so I made a mental note to only come here for their soup since I prefer my grilled meats to be thicker and fattier. The Tom Yum soup was good. Not spicy at all. I can't recall if there was a pepper next to it on the menu. The green onion pancake had no type of green onion in it. The precooked galbi had a sort of tap water taste? I thought it was not the best. Melissa, one if the employees was really pleasant...
I enjoyed dinner at this restaurant, and I must say, it was a fantastic experience overall.
**Price per person:** $30–$50
**Food:** 5/5
**Service:** 5/5
**Atmosphere:** 5/5
I highly recommend trying the Korean BBQ short ribs, which were absolutely delicious. The lobster balls were a delightful treat as well. For those who love variety, the all-you-can-eat option is a great choice. The miso soup and hot pot with sides were both flavorful, and the meal was perfectly rounded off with some refreshing green tea ice cream. Don't miss out on the shaved noodles either—they're a must-try!
Overall, a wonderful dining experience that I would highly recommend!
We ordered a few pre-cooked items like fried pumpkin and short ribs, and I grilled them again because I prefer them a bit more golden brown. They turned out piping hot, which was perfect since I enjoy my food really hot! I was thrilled to see rock cod on the menu; that was definitely my favorite. I added the fish, tofu, veggies, and mushrooms to my bone broth, and it was delicious!
For an all-you-can-eat price of $38.99, I was thoroughly impressed. The service was excellent as well! If I could suggest one improvement, it would be to include a few more meat options. That would have made this a five-star experience for this neighborhood and location!
The service at the restaurant is excellent, but the quality of the meat is disappointing. It was so tough that I questioned it myself until I saw similar comments in other reviews. The soup was just average; I felt the selection wasn't as appealing compared to other all-you-can-eat places, and the prices were on the higher side per person. I wouldn't have chosen this restaurant if it weren't for the individual portion option being available. I only ended up here because my favorite spot was temporarily closed and the other places I wanted to try had long lines.
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Everything is gooood. Def recommend the tomato soup and tomyum. Haven't tried the bbq yet but hot pot is up there on the list. Meat is pretty good quality and soup is good on its own that I just drink it. Small sauce bar but not complaining, got the basics. Wait times might be long tho so be prepared to wait up to an hour.
This is the best hot pot in the Bay Area! It is a bit on the pricey side, but you definitely get your money's worth. The ingredients are incredibly fresh, and there's a wide variety of appetizers and pre-made dishes to choose from. The service is also excellent; they bring your order out very quickly.
Service: I dined in for dinner and found the experience to be exceptional.
Price per person: Over $100
Food: 5/5
Service: 5/5
Atmosphere: 5/5
I highly recommend trying the All You Can Eat option, along with the Hot Pot and the noodles!
Absolutely amazing! I've visited several times, and each experience has been marked by excellent and friendly service. Don't miss out on the bang bang noodles – they're a must-try!
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This is the best hot pot restaurant I’ve ever been to! I really miss it since I moved away from Northern California. The wait time can be quite long, but it's definitely worth it!
First time here, Not the best but ok. Very friendly and educational staff. Definitely try the half pot and half grill....
