Korean BBQ in K-Town known for its standout kimchi and all-you-can-eat options.
This Korean BBQ spot in K-Town is a popular choice for meat enthusiasts looking for an all-you-can-eat experience. Reviewers often highlight the quality of their kimchi, with some even suggesting it can be purchased separately. While many recommend the premium menu for a better experience, it's worth noting a particularly concerning report of finding a dead cockroach in a food order.
The restaurant specializes in Korean BBQ, with many patrons specifically recommending it for this offering. The kimchi also receives significant positive attention, with some users noting its high quality and the possibility of purchasing it separately, though this is not always guaranteed. One significant negative review mentioned finding a dead cockroach in their rice.
"The restaurant is highly recommended for its Korean BBQ, with a suggestion to opt for the premium menu for an enhanced all-you-can-eat experience."
Customers generally praise the restaurant for its Korean BBQ, with many recommending it for meat lovers. However, there are some negative experiences reported, including finding a cockroach in food and issues with purchasing kimchi.
Important Note
One reviewer reported finding a dead cockroach in their rice, and there are mixed reports on whether kimchi can be purchased separately.
"Let's MEAT is recommended as a Korean BBQ option in NYC."
Positive"Let's Meat in the Koreatown area is described as an 'alright' option for BBQ."
Neutral"Let's Meat is considered mediocre by the user, who suggests that other Korean BBQ places in Ktown are better."
Negative"Suggests Let’s Meat in Ktown for an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ experience, recommending splurging on the premium menu for a better meal."
Positive"Recommended for meat eaters, specifically those who enjoy Korean BBQ."
Positive"The commenter mentioned trying Let's Meat for Korean BBQ in Ktown and enjoyed the experience."
Positive"Recommended as a great spot for Korean BBQ in K Town."
Positive"They would not sell kimchi to the commenter."
Negative"You can buy their kimchi a la cart, just ask nicely"
Positive"User found a dead cockroach in their bowl of rice, and hasn't been able to return."
Negative"They use oyster sauce, that's all I know"
Neutral"Kimchi is most likely made in house or by a local supplier, not store bought"
Neutral"Many Korean restaurants sell their kimchi so it doesn’t hurt to ask if you can buy a container of it."
Neutral"The user is blown away by their kimchi every time."
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