Korean
A late-night all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ spot behind Chapman Plaza in LA's Koreatown that Roger rated 3 stars for decent beef and pork but skimpy chicken portions, slow and confused service, and a missing-meat mix-up on a reorder.
A late-night all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ spot behind Chapman Plaza in LA's Koreatown that Roger rated 3 stars for decent beef and pork but skimpy chicken portions, slow and confused service, and a missing-meat mix-up on a reorder.
From Roger’s camera roll
Source-backed notes
“The servers seem to be in their own little world and did not even bother coming to ask us what we wanted.”
Visited late at night for all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ, seated on the smoky outdoor patio. Beef and pork portions were decent but chicken was skimpy; service was slow and a reorder still came out missing meat. Drink prices (soda, beer) were considered steep for an AYCE spot at $15.99.
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Browse the Korean page, or continue to another place with a matching cuisine.
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