I always love coming here with my partner, we always get the booth so we can feel more secluded from others. The food here is nice, you get about 2hrs of unlimited food, the servers are always stopping by to see if you would like to order another round of meat. Lunch is $20/person, dinner $30/person. Usually gets busy after 4pm, great environment here.

The wait time when I arrived was around half an hour. The customer service was spaced out and friendly. The food portions seemed small at first but picked up towards the end. The ambiance is very casual with dark lighting but central lighting at the table. Very loud music bumping in the background. It was about $30 per person for dinner. The sides have been limited from when I've come here a few years ago.

My wife and I go to the Fremont one at least once a month. I have gained weight. The San Jose one is very similar. Food is great, especially the brisket (chadol). Everybody talks about the service being kind of slow, well it gets super busy so what can you expect. If you think about it, servers are running around way more than at a typical restaurant. More is asked from a server at these all you can eat places because you are constantly ordering more food. Its good enough for what it is. I have never encountered rude servers so the service isn't bad, but yes it can be slow sometimes. Great place to bring your family, friends, or have a date night. Come in with the right attitude and you will leave happy and full!

Had a great experience dining in with our server David H. It was a packed Sunday night but we were seated within 5 minutes! We were going to opt for the regular menu but David presented us the premium menu and we were convinced to try it out. The premium meat quantity was so good! Super tender and soft! My favorite was the premium marbling center cut short rib. Food came out so quickly and David checked in a lot to make sure we got all our items and to see if we wanted to order more meat. Amazing service, great music, and nice interior. Glad to say we left satisfied and with a full stomach. Can't wait for my next visit back!

This place is a pretty good value. It's loud and has strong smells, exactly what you'd expect from a solid Korean bbq place. Dinner is $30 or you can upgrade to the premium options for an additional $20. We did the regular one. You get to order meat plus appetizers and there are banchan on the table. In addition, you can order rice and salad (which is lettuce). Overall, good value for the price. Everything was very well-seasoned/marinated - we loved the ribs, the bulgogi, and the beef belly. For the appetizers - their cheese pork katsu is amazing, the kfc was good, and the japchae is a skip here. Service was good considering they were very busy.