I came when they first opened and their quality hasn't changed. When they first opened the bbq part wasn't installed but it didn't matter. Now they have that so it's an option for anyone who wants to grill their food. read more

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It was so yummy! Best Korean food I have had in NC hands down. We live in Greensboro but after our first bite definitely will be coming again. Cheesy corn, steamed egg, every meat we had, even the radishes were just right! The service was nonstop attentive and the weekday lunch prices are a steal! Picture evidence there were no survivors. read more

Buldaegi BBQ House - Cleaned out table everything was eaten - Korean Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

Came here on Mother's Day since I wanted traditions Korean food & not kbbq. We usually go to Seoul Garden but since we're on this side of town, this was more convenient. Dining room was more than half empty at 12:30 Sunday afternoon. We were asked if we were doing kbbq & when we said no, we were told that it was a 30-45 minute wait. The excuse was that they had a super busy Saturday & the kitchen is still trying to catch up. I get that they're trying to push everyone onto their ayce kbbq menu but that was the lamest excuse ever. Don't you prep early to get the pars set for the day? It is less work for them to do kbbq since the cooking is done at the table but this left a bad impression. It's clear that they don't value potential customers. read more

One of my favorite Korean spots. Great lunch specials, and I love the side dishes offered. The spicy pork bulgogi lunch comes with a serving of meat, rice, side dishes, lettuce, and soup. Plenty of food for one. The food came out quickly. I was checked on the perfect amount for a solo diner. There was plenty of seating and no wait for a weekday. read more

Buldaegi BBQ House - L. Spicy Pork Bulgogi - Korean Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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We discovered Buldaegi when we tried to go to Seol Grill across the street on a Tuesday and it was closed. I have to say this was a great find - your loss Seol Grill you left the door open and now you'll have to split our business with Buldaegi! The place is small and intimate, with a relatively good sized menu with a good selection. The beef, pork and chicken bulgogi were all delicious. The pork belly was sliced nice and thick and was really meaty. The marinated meats as a whole were really good - especially the LA Galbi (my favorite). Although I wish they were more consistently thick slabs - I'll ask for that next time. The tofu soup was actually one of the best I've had - certainly the best in the triad. The only thing we didn't love was the ribeye - both plain and marinated were tough. But not a big loss because there are plenty of other options. Seol Grill still has a more extensive menu. I'd guess their Gold premium AYCE menu has twice the items of Buldaegi - but it's also twice the price and there's often a wait. So I can see us splitting our KBBQ dinners between the two places going forward. read more

Usually, we go to Seoul Grille across the street for all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ, but I have to say that Buldaegi was just as good! While I think I still prefer Seoul Grille overall, the quality of the food and the excellent service at Buldaegi definitely give them a run for their money. What stood out most was the atmosphere. If you're looking for a quieter, more intimate KBBQ experience, Buldaegi is a great choice. The food was delicious, and the staff were attentive and friendly. Highly recommend if you're in the area and want to enjoy good food in a relaxed setting! read more

Buldaegi BBQ House - Korean Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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We were planning to dine at one of my favorite Korean restaurants, but found out they're closed on Tuesdays. So I searched nearby and discovered Buldaegi and I'm so glad we did! The photos on their website don't do it justice. The dishes came out even more beautiful, colorful, and fresh in person. The service was excellent, and the overall experience was fantastic. I'll definitely be coming back with friends and family! read more

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This place is a hidden gem! I came here with my husband and one of our friends on a Saturday evening for their AYCE at 6pm and we were seated immediately. I loved the seating area! It was super spacey and comfortable. The bonchon came quickly, and they had an extensive menu of various cuts of beef, pork, and chicken along with corn cheese, octopus, tofu soups, gyozas, and steamed egg! They also had galbi on the menu! Everything was fresh and tasted amazing. Our waitress was also attentive and checked on us regularly. I noticed that on the day I visited it was raining and they had a bit of a leak from the ceiling near the back close to the restrooms, but I appreciated that they made sure to mark it carefully for the customers. Also, the atmosphere was clean and calm with lovely Studio Ghibli acoustic music playing in the background. This has been the best quality Korean BBQ I have had in the triangle and I am definitely coming back! read more

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Had a great experience! The food was packed with flavor and the all you can eat grill experience was fantastic. Everything tasted fresh and the staff was friendly and attentive. read more

Oh I never experienced something like this before. You must try this place if you are in Cary. Everything was delicious from the appetizers to the main course. The servers were very attentive to our needs, but to be fair, they were not busy. We went on a Saturday around noon. Ambiance was great, if there were music in the background, we could not tell. It was very quiet there. My kids ate with us and enjoyed eating the potatoes pancakes and corn cheese. The corn cheese is a must try. It is so creamy and tasty. For the main course, we got beef pork and chicken. The meat was well marinated and for as long we let it cook enough, it was delicious. We also got the fried dumplings and seafood pancakes. Highly recommend visiting this place. We will be back. read more

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Didnt get a chance to eat because we left due to rude service at the door. The young guy asked us if we wanted to eat bbq or order from the menu. We had never been there and dont understand the differences, so we asked for an explanation between all-you-can eat menu items and sit down menu ordering. The guy acted arrogant and asked us if it was our first time eating Korean food.. really punk? We said no, but had never been there and asked if certain items were excluded for sit down vs all you can eat. He grew more arrogant and again asked us if we have ever eaten Korean food before - as if every restaurant requires 20 questions at the door. We left because we refuse to give our Dollars to bigoted A holes, who think they are the center of the universe. Guess what? You aint the only show in town, but maybe the most difficult to enjoy dropping 100$ on lunch. read more

Thank you for replying. I'm disappointed that instead of first checking your cameras, you implied that what I said was "not true." How dare you suggest that I would fabricate my experience. My review reflected exactly what happened from my perspective as a paying customer. The receipt was scratched so heavily by your staff that it looked unprofessional and left a negative impression. As an owner, it would have been more professional to verify the events before publicly questioning my honesty. My hope was to provide feedback that could help improve future guests' experiences, not to be dismissed or accused. read more

Since my time in the military I have always enjoyed Korean food and this place does not disappoint. My wife works a few minutes from the restaurant so we try to meet up for lunch or an early dinner as often as we can. I have loved everything that I have ever ordered. The atmosphere is tranquil and the service has always been prompt and enjoyable. read more

This is a great little spot conveniently located with easy and plentiful parking We did a late lunch and had the full attention of the staff and kitchen The sides were fantastic and nice size portion Is this the most authentic? I have no idea! Was it approachable and delicious? Absolutely I'll be back read more

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We did not have a good experience. Coming from Cali we have tons of KBBQ. They are over priced, very slow with service. We were not asked if need anything during our meal, and when we flagged someone down they brought it at the end of our meal. For two brisket which is the cheapest meat at normal KBBQ, and one bulgogi with water we paid almost $100.00. I do not recommend this place. The bulgogi amount was very small too. I was very excited and hopeful, but it was not worth it. We were not impressed with the service, and the prices. read more

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We love Buldaegi BBQ and have been coming here weekly for more than a year. The bipimbop, I get tofu and my husband gets beef, cannot be beat. Always consistently delicious and the service is fast. Nothing special about the interior (it's functional), but it makes up for it in taste and quality. We've tried all the other Korean BBQ in Cary and this is our favorite. The kimchi garnishes are so delicious!! The prices are reasonable too, and the portions are much bigger than others in our area. read more

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Fun fun fun!!!! This is our first time trying a Korean bbq house. We did the mixed combo A and it didnt disappoint! Plenty of meat: brisket steak pork and chicken. The banchan consists of bean sprouts eggplant kimchi pickled radish seaweed pickled zucchini lettuce leaf rice and something else which has slipped my mind. Some sauces to top it all off. You basically make a lettuce wrap with everything tucked in it. Yummy deliciousness! The haemul crispy pancake was made of assorted seafood gren and whitnonion and carrots. The best part was to cook on the induction range! Super fun night for us! Try it! read more

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Was craving Korean food and my friend chose Buldaegi. The food was pretty great! We ordered the Haemul (seafood) pancake and Spicy Dak Galbi (a 'serves 2 special')! You can get 1 free ban chan (side dish) refill during your visit. The seafood pancake was my absolute favorite dish when I was abroad for a year in Korea, so I missed it and had to order it when I saw it. It and had a solid amount of seafood inside! I think I'm just used to Korea's super salty food so the pancake batter was slightly bland, but don't take this comment too seriously, it was still delicious with soy sauce! My friends got the Spicy Dak Galbi; it was 10/10 spicy to me and 8/10 to them, so I'd say this is a good choice if you love spice! They cleared this dish up, so I'd say it's also a win! The staff were also kind and the establishment was very well kept and clean! I love supporting local Asian businesses, so I'll definitely be back! 5/5 for food (quality and size) 5/5 for service read more

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The service is low-key and polite. At times, slightly too low key. I'd rather that than constant interruptions, however. It's a sparse setting, not unusual for the type of food served. The tables, too, were sparsely decorated with a spoon and chopsticks. It's a good setting, as it forces one to focus on the food. The kimchi pancakes were interesting. That's the only word I can find .... They were browned and crisp on the edges, but more like a standard potato pancake with kimchi as texture. The kimchi taste was lost. The first few bites were delicious, but then as the pancakes cooled, became oily tasting. On the plus side, the leftovers reheated well. For the main course, I asked for a recommendation, and after a question or two about preferences, was directed to the buldaegi house steak which was described as tossed in a sweet sauce. Admittedly, I wasn't too drawn to the idea of something even slightly sweet, but if this was a specialty, then I'd give it a shot. Not sure what to expect, I was pleasantly surprised -- the dish came as beef cubes with only a very lightly sweet sauce and were very tender. It was served with a large bowl of rice but nothing else. While everything was good, and the portions were perfect, it was slightly more expensive than I would have expected for that perfect portion size. Even with all of that, I would consider trying again after they've had a chance to smooth out the opening jitters. read more

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My husband and I really wanted to like this place since it's hard to find a Korean restaurant that just serves Korean food or just an Asian restaurant in general that's not fusion of another Asian cuisine. The japchae was really good however the beef bulgogi was not. The bulgogi had no flavor. There was more vegetables than meat. Also the japchae was hot while the bulgogi was warm.. which makes me think it was not made to order. read more

Buldaegi BBQ House - Korean Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

It was ok. The Golden Pig is better but they were closed today for some reason. Kalbi was good. Banchan was mediocre. read more

Buldaegi BBQ House - Ban chan - Korean Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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Great portions, nice service and everything tasted good. They could use a little more variety for vegetables, but overall a good experience! The table dividers and spaced seating is a nice touch, servers are well masked and space conscious. read more

Buldaegi BBQ House - Beef Dolsot Bimimbap - Korean Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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I wanted some Korean food so I decided to give this place a try. I ordered my usual dae gi bulgogi and japchae. The prices were reasonable and very much about the same as others. The serving of the bulgogi was small for the price, much like a lunch deal although it was dinner. I've always had generous servings of the sides at other places but not here. The flavor of the meat was tasteful and not too spicy for my taste. I was hesitant of the japchae because of the darkness of the noodles. I've never had them so dark. There wasn't a lot of flavor and there was a lot of oil in the bottom. I doubt I will return. read more

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We happened to be in this part of town and ordered 2 bento boxes takeout for lunch. Omg!!! The value is amazing! We huge amount of side dishes (kimchi, marinated potatoes I think, marinated lettuce, and bean sprouts). The Bento boxes include a good amount of delicious meats, lots of rice, chap chae, a fried dumpling, and tempura veggies. Everything was so delicious and I wish we live closer!!! read more

I don't know why this place only rated 3 1/2 stars It deserves 4 . I have tried a lot of Korean restaurants in Virginia and in North Carolina and this place is one of the best. The food was seasoned just right. Usually the Bulgogi is way too sweet this was perfect as were all the other dishes we tried. I do think they need to review their price point on a lot of the food items. They need to either increase the portion sizes by 25% or decrease the amount they charge by 25%. .if they added a lunch menu with cheaper pricing than the dinner menu they would generate more business. Nobody wants to spend $50 or more on lunch. The service was on point. We will definitely be returning! Finally, we found a Korean restaurant that we actually feel like we didn't waste our money when we left. read more

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Food is good. I like it. The waiter is very accommodating. Service is great. The stuff are Very friendly.

The food is so good highly recommend getting the soft tofu soup and kimchi stew both have such great flavor. Don't be afraid to say something wrong on the menu the server will help you out and also good outside of your comfort zone. read more

A very solid and fairly priced KBBQ place for the triangle area. Our party of 8 ordered the buldaegi special combo, japchae, dbuk bok ki, and dak ganjeong. It's was plenty of food with enough to take some leftovers home. The meats were well seasoned. The only dish I didn't enjoy was the japchae as it was very oily compared to other I've had. Also wish it didn't cost extra for more lettuce wraps but at least the banchan was free refills. Service was friendly and helpful. Would definitely come back here again when craving kbbq. read more

This was my second time trying Korean food in Cary - I think it was a good experience with tasty food! We came in late on a Thursday night so we were the only ones there. I split the Beef Dduk Bulgogi noodle dish, and it was enough for two "not that hungry" people. The soup really had a delicious beef flavor, and comes out boiling. The sides were fun to try. I can't wait until they get their grill tops installed! Think I will wait for that until coming back, as it is pricey. read more

Buldaegi BBQ House - Beef Dduk Bulgogi noodle dish with sides that come with it - Korean Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

Good quality meats, delicious marinated meats, everything was tasty especially grilled corn side wish is to die for, we are very pleased, the staffs are friendly and accomodating.. read more

Great food at a great price! Staff was friendly and responsive. Everything we had was delicious, and you can tell how much they care about quality from the attention to detail in every aspect. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough, Cary is very lucky to have such an incredible Korean BBQ restaurant! Support a family owned business while eating a delicious meal! I went at lunch, so I am not sure what dinner prices are, but the lunch menu is very reasonable. I had the spicy pork bulgogi and my mom had the vegetarian bibimbap, and we split the kimchi pancakes. Everything, including the ban chan, was well seasoned and delicious! read more

Hands down best Korean bbq in the area, I've had multiple places like this but nothing like the way it is here! The people are so kind! And the service is amazing! 10/10 would recommend if you're ever in the area. read more

Bibimbap take-out is a bomb. Tasty even though I don't like spicy. I just didn't eat the spicy vegetable sides. Worth it. Plan to try their AYCE. read more

My boyfriend and I came here for our anniversary and it was AMAZING. The meat was exceptional and all you can eat for $32 is a steal. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We drove an hour from Fayetteville and we will do it again! read more

Buldaegi BBQ House - Korean Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

We used to go to a few other Korean food restaurants until we discovered this one. Yesterday was our first time trying it. We ordered tteokbokki (rice cake in hot sauce) and Mixed combo B (Galbi and Bulgogi). Tteokbokki was exactly the same taste like we had it in Korea. The Galbi and Bulgogi mix was delicious, too. I can say so far this is one of the best Korean restaurants in the area with a decent price and good service. The place was super clean, too. There were plenty of tables and service that was fast and friendly. We will definitely come back! read more

Arrived at 7:30 to a restaurant they close at nine and was advised to kitchen had closed. You're not gonna stay open to your hours. Close for good. read more

Food was ok... we ordered the grilled pork belly and beef bulgogi among other dishes. Usually at other restaurants, the pork belly comes with lettuce and samjang. This place charges $3 for 5 pieces of lettuce and $2 for samjang and NO refills! read more

This place was decent. The staff was very accommodating and overly helpful. I'm not sure about the other reviews, but we had plenty of flavorful food per person. The only thing I would suggest changing would be how the bathrooms are kept. I found it disturbing that you couldn't flush toilet paper. They take Apple Pay, major credit cards and cash. read more

This is my goto Korean bbq place in the cary-apex area. I like their meat selection, decent quality, and the marinated ones have good flavor. Also, I like the dak-gal-bi, wish they had more veggies as they have in Korea. Was a bit shocked that an extra order of corn cheese was $5, and also an extra order of egg was $5, seems a bit excessive considering that the small portion dishes are $8. But oh well, overall I am happy with Buldaegi and will come here anytime I want Korean BBQ. read more

First time at this BBQ house, but definitely not our first time experiencing Korean BBQ. Definitely lacking a lot for me to come back. I was not impressed with their side dishes. A few staple side dishes I have grown accustomed to were lacking. There was no sigeumchi namul (seasoned spinach), oi muchim (spicy cucumber salad), hobak bokkeum (stir fried zucchini), gaji namul (eggplant), and our ultimate favorite gamja jorim (braised potatoes). So, to start... I was highly disappointed. The seasoning they offered was bland. Korean food tends to be intensely flavoured, spicy and pungent; usually delicious, it's distinctive taste comes from gochujang, a fermented Korean chili paste made from glutinous rice, fermented soybeans, red chili pepper flakes, and salt, but not today. The side dishes normally helps with the flavor. The spring rolls was the best part of the meal. Which is pretty sad considering we spent quite a bit of money for our family's meal. Sadly, I do not recommend. read more

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