Overall 4.5/5: First time going to a dedicated skewer restaurant. It was a cool experience and…read moreenjoyed it, despite the music being too loud for my liking. There was a lot of energy in the place. The wait staff were friendly. Food was great but was pricey per skewer. Food 5/5: Delicious and tasted close to skewer cart (this is a win!). Would have loved to try more things but some skewers were up to $3 each so it got pricey fast. They did have a large selection of skewers to choose from. You get a wrist band with a QR code that tracks what skewers you order. Non-skewer items could be ordered using your phone. Everything was fresh. They had house-made spice and sauce packets at each table. Every table had a cheat sheet showing how long to barbecue each type of skewer. We tried the bbq scallops which were full of garlicky goodness and cold noodles which was a refreshing balance to the heat of the grill. Service 5/5: Friendly waiter. Gave us the run down on how things worked in the restaurant. Periodically checked in on us. No complaints. Ambiance 4/5: Prefacing that the high energy environment was not really my cup of tea but I know others may prefer it. Bright flashing lights and loud music playing over speakers drowned out conversation. That said, the tables were spaced well so every party had their own personal space and restaurant was clean.

Great decor with good food and service…read more Came for lunch and it did not disappoint. Ordered by scanning the qr code and checking off different items from you phone for them to bring the items to your table. Beef, shrimp, chicken, lamb and various seafood to cook on skewers that rotate on the table grill. Price ranges around 2 to 5$ per stick of meat. They didn't have okra and some items were out of stock when I went.

Fun late-night bbq spot that's actually good and has premium Wagyu meats. Their yakult beef short…read morerib was actually really good, i ordered second. Love how there's also sashimi. Love the vibe inside. Super fun and the staff members were very kind and helpful.

Came here with my boys and we had a good time. It's a safe space to be a big back but I've had some…read morebetter experiences in queens. Overall pretty good and worth a try. We got the all you can eat deal with the wagyu which came out to around $80. Definitely work it! We got this cool wagyu tower that came with an assortment of meats and then we did way too many à la cart orders to count but the food was pretty good. Next time I would order way more ribs. Ambiance was pretty dope. Good setting to talk and catch up but the drinks were ehh. Service was also kind of blah. Our waiters took a little while and it felt like I had to chase them down.

Beware: The plates near the grill will burn you…read more We had a table of six, but the restaurant only turned on one grill. Because of this, a plate of meat had to be passed across the table to me. The side of the plate that had been sitting near the flame was scalding hot. The moment I touched it, I suffered a first-degree burn and instantly dropped the plate. Management's solution to this hazard? A single, casual sign posted on the opposite wall that customers can easily miss. The rest of my night was completely ruined. I spent the entire meal holding my hand in ice. To make matters worse, the meat was incredibly tough--to the point where I had to spit it out.

The meat quality didn't really blow me away. It just seemed to be very standard. I do like how they…read morecook the meat for you, though. That made the experience a little easier. I do wish they had the standard Korean barbecue sauce. I felt like that was missing and would have made the experience much better. The service overall was good, and the ambiance is what you'd expect out of your classic Korean barbecue restaurant. I just wish the meat quality was a little better considering the price of around $50 per person.

I've been coming to Gyu-Kaku in Flushing for years, and I've never been disappointed! The food is…read morealways fresh and delicious, and it comes out so quickly every time. The prices are fair for the quality and portion sizes, which keeps me coming back. My favorite items are the Gyu-Kaku Salad, the hanger steak, and the s'mores to finish the meal--they're all amazing and consistently delicious. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. A special thank you to our servers, Palm and Ke, who were attentive, kind, and made sure we had a great dining experience. If you're looking for consistently great food, fast service, fair pricing, and excellent hospitality, I highly recommend this location!

Came here on a Wednesday night and it was not too busy nor loud. We were seated right away and had…read morea super knowledgeable waiter! Walked us through the whole menu without even looking and made great suggestions! Our stove top wasn't working quite well most of our time there so he let us have additional time added to our table which was so nice of him! The meat selection was pretty great and he was pretty on top of making sure we had drinks. He came frequently to help with the stove and meats which made it feel way more personal. I enjoyed this experience so much!

Food first, thoughts after... Overall this was a good choice…read morefor dinner. The service was amazing. They were very tentative to our need. Banchan was delicious and the meat was fresh. The Ajumma who cooked all our things was so friendly and funny. She also noticed I kept eating a particular banchan and got more for me without asking. Interior was spacious and lots of seating.

Service was excellent , place is clean. Price was fair and the meat was fresh . I usually will have…read morebbq smell on my clothes after Korean bbq , but this place's ventation is good, so i was happy with the setting. We had the pork , wagyu beef, seafood pancake, japchae and steam egg. Seafood pancake barely have any seafood there, steam egg does not have that "silky" texture that i was expected, it feels overcooked a little bit, japchae was delicious. In general this place is a good place to go for Korean bbq.

Great vibe, friendly service good food. Brought the whole family and a good time was had by all.read more

If you haven't tried grilling your own meat, you are missing out. This was such a fun experience…read moreand it's great being able to cook your food to your own taste. I prefer my beef medium rare so this was just the perfect place for me. They provide the seasonings on the side for you to add and that stuff is crack!! They have an extensive Chinese and Korean menu that I personally have not really explored but the food definitely looks good. I come here for one thing only:skewers This is definitely a hole in the wall type place as you need to walk into a basement to find it. There's only one side of booth seating and it can get pretty toasty with all the grills running. It's a loud and obnoxious restaurant that wreaks of smoke but if you can get past that, you'll get to enjoy a delicious meal. Don't expect 5 star service since the staff is running around all over the place. It's difficult to get anyone's attention but they are pretty nice.

This was my third time back, and I still think this is the best option around if you're looking to…read moreindulge in quality meat. We went on a quiet Friday afternoon. There were several occupied tables, but we still received plenty of attention from the servers throughout the meal. I've tried a few similar places, and this one continues to stand out. The meat portions are generous, and they can handle high heat well enough to develop a great sear. One major change since my previous visits is the appetizer selection. The menu has shifted heavily toward sushi and sashimi offerings. If you're someone like me who enjoys both premium cuts of meat and fresh sashimi, this is pretty much the ideal combination. They now offer many more specialty rolls than before, and the quality of the salmon and tuna also seemed noticeably better. My husband, however, would disagree. Since he doesn't really care for sashimi and prefers not to fill up on rolls, he would have liked to see a stronger selection of traditional appetizers and sides. Another welcome change is that lobster is now unlimited instead of being restricted to a single serving. The lobsters themselves are smaller, which I didn't mind, but both the cheese lobster and the garlic butter lobster were incredibly salty. I'm not sure if it was the seasoning or the type of lobster being used, but the garlic butter version was "clog-my-arteries" salty. I mentioned it to the kitchen simply as feedback, although I wasn't planning on ordering any more regardless. The only items limited to one order per person were the Kumamoto oysters topped with uni and caviar, the sweet shrimp with caviar, and one other premium item that I can't quite remember. Everything else was unlimited, including their new sauce station and ice cream machine. I especially appreciated the expanded sauce selection. On my previous visits, they only offered their Asian spice blend, which is still my favorite. But when I saw they had A1 sauce available, I had to do it--I dipped the A5 in A1. I can't believe they offered it, but once I saw it there, it felt like a rite of passage. One disappointment was that they had run out of foie gras. I had my cash ready and everything. If you pay cash, you receive complimentary foie gras with the Wagyu and uni, so I was definitely looking forward to it. To their credit, they offered us a premium abalone appetizer as a substitute, but I politely declined and opted to pay by credit card instead. The servers were friendly, attentive, and incredibly efficient. There was never any concern about running out of time during the 90-minute dining window. In fact, by the time the 90 minutes were up, I couldn't imagine fitting in another bite. The manager, or at least who I assumed was the manager also stopped by to check on us, made conversation, and was very pleasant. One thing I especially appreciate about this place is that I've never felt rushed. Even when we've gone beyond the 90-minute mark, the staff still comes by to ask if we'd like to order anything else. There's no countdown or "last call" pressure like you often find at other ACYE spots. Overall, it was another very enjoyable meal. I left unbelievably stuffed and, despite a few minor criticisms, still felt it was absolutely worth it.

Came here for the AYCE for $68 per person, which includes both wagyu, sushi, seafood, veggies, and…read moreother items. For two of us to eat our hearts content is $136, before tax, which is a pretty good deal. You are allow up to 2 hours however. The waiter/waitress does assist in cooking the meat and seafood when they're available. If you're feeling super adventurous, you can get the $159 plan, which includes the coveted Japanese A5 Miyazaki Wagyu. Best to come during the slower times so you can optimize the most of your 2 hours eating as much food as possible.

Service was quick, and efficient If you're hungry and just…read morewant to eat good food, no bs, then this is an amazing spot. Great place to come in groups or as a couple, where the focus is the grilling and eating. The staff were very nice where we practically had a dedicated person grilling our food. Be aware they don't know much English, but the menu is in English or Chinese. The must have is the eel. Some of the best grilled eel I've had,

First time having Northern style Chinese bbq like this and was very impressed! They use real hot…read morecoals, so the meat gets extra flavorful and charred. I love that they have a huge variety of flavors and seasonings: 3 sauces, korean ssamjang peppers and garlic, 3 spice blends for dipping. The servers were all very friendly and gave us some great recommendations on what to order, so we got a combination of beef and pork cuts, as well as veggies and eel. The eel is so fresh and juicy, the waitress told us they get their eels live and process it in their own kitchen. They cook everything right in front of you, unlike kbbq places where you cook meat yourself. I also appreciated the good ventilation, we didn't smell like meat at all after leaving the restaurant! Additional notes: - we thought it was funny that they put sprinkles in the potato salad, it may seem kind of odd but definitely very Chinese (compliment btw) - it ended up being almost $50 pp for 4 people - we got lucky and didn't have to wait, but I hear there's usually a line, so definitely call ahead to suss out the wait