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This was my first time trying KBBQ in orlando and bulgolgi house did NOT disappoint. Of course their bulgolgi was packed with flavor and was simply amazing. La Galbi (rib) tasted really good. Also, I tried their cheesy corn which was one of the most popular things on the menu (loved it)! Service was really good & friendly!! Our drinks were always refilled and they checked up on us to ask if we liked their meats they suggested. The ambiance was quaint & bulgolgi house provided a special experience. Thank you!
Delicious as always. Came when they opened and were the first guests here. Not long after the place was packed, glad we came early. The staff is friendly, the food was fresh and fun to eat. Also, I didn't come here for a good time even though I had one. I came to get my money's worth with amazing food and I did it, barely. However, my kid was ordering 3 more options after I was full and ate all the sides, she made it a profitable lunch. Protein!!!!
HMART Fail turned into an AMAZING find...how could you miss with a Korean restaurant called Bulgogi House...the service was on point...all servers all the time, everyone stopped by to check up on us APA even came by and filled our glasses...it's an AYOC and priced perfectly. The meat was cut to order, bulgogi was excellent not too sweet, Banchan was sufficient, but they have a house salad which was spectacular, I'd go back just for their salad. This will be our GO TO when we come to Orlando.
Atlanta is known for its Korean food, so I didn't have super high expectations for Bulgogi House. However, I thoroughly enjoyed the dining experience at Bulgogi House and would love to come back soon next time I'm in Orlando! The exterior is a little shabbier than I expected but once you enter, you forget all about it since while it's a little small, it's very clean and not uncomfortable. We decided to order the All You Can Eat A Set, which has all the essentials. When we dined in Jan 2022, it was $25 per person. Not only do you get unlimited meat, you also get unlimited side dishes like soup, steamed egg, salad and rice. There is a two hour time limit but these days I really don't even need two hours before I'm full. Meat was surprisingly fresh and good quality - the beef brisket looked and tasted very tender. The soybean paste soup and the steamed egg were both super comforting and helped offset the greasiness of the meat. I can't wait to come back again next time when I'm in town!
The best hole-in-the-wall mom and pop kbbq. Sweating from the heat, hangry, and trying to find a kbbq to eat, my boyfriend's sister recommended this place. Surprisingly enough, we came during happy hour which was $25 pp, what a steal! The unlimited corn cheese has my heart forever, it is literally bigger than my head and so cheesy and creamy . The meats were also super good cuts. I left full and happy, no longer hangry, but still sweating. Worth it tho. I think about this place at least once a month.
Was really good! The star of the show is the corn cheese for me! I also really like their pickled tomatoes! Was the right sweet and sour flavor that I like. It was also a good palate cleanser. I asked for refills of that. I didn't like their soup. It was too salty for me. It doesn't pair well with any other dishes other than rice. Their steamed egg was pretty good and comes pipping hot! We got like beef brisket, marinated beef bulgogi, beef belly, seasoned pork and pork shoulder. We didn't like the texture of the pork shoulder. It was kind of fatty and hard to chew. The boys really like their beef briskets and beef belly. I personally like the beef bulgogi. My female friend likes the seasoned pork. The price is better compared to other kbbq place and service was good! Server will change the grill and ask if we need any refills often.
With so many ayce Korean bbq places in Orlando, it can become overwhelming when having to decide. Bulgogi house is one of the best choices when you want a more Korean focused ayce places vs the other kbb/hot pot places. The restaurant isn't much in terms of looks, but I guess it reflects what you would actually see at a kbbq restaurant in Korea where the fancier places were for tourists, and the more hole in the wall places are for good local eats. As soon as you sit down they give you your sides and promptly take your order. Option A is a good choice if you want to try a variety of meats and some of the more premium meats. Option B is good if you're ok with a smaller selection and becomes an even better deal at $23.99 during happy hour. I've had both. The meats are cut/sliced when you order and are better quality than most others in town. I think my favorite thing about this place is how the hot items come to your table still extremely hot (I've ate at other places where the items were only warm by the time it got to my table). I always get the steamed egg, soup and rice. The rice was soft and warm while the other two were bubbling hot...perfect because the weather was cold the last time I went. My server the last two times I went was Tina and she was quick with ordering additional food and refills on our drinks. Pro tip is to ask for the available sauces they have. Of course I would return.
The food is amazing. You have many options to choose from. The service is very quick and friendly. I don't feel rushed. The ambiance is very homey. The only little downside is they have a limited parking spot so I recommend carpooling or street parking.
Been to a couple Korean Barbecue places but where I'm from it's a harder thing to find. This place was the real deal. Flavorful, marinated meats and an authentic grill in the table. The soup was good too, and the prices were fairly reasonable for an ayce place. Service was good. They kept wanting to bring us more food and were patient when we overcooked a few of the meats. It's a little hole in the wall that looks tired on the outside though the inside is nicer.
I have driven by Bulgogi for years. My friend finally convinced me to go. What's the saying? Don't judge a book by its cover! The staff was very friendly. And there was plenty of food. I got the All You Can Eat "A" which included Beef Brisket, Beef Bulgogi, Chicken Breast, Seasoned Pork and delicious Pork Belly. I also got the Steamed Eggs which I loved. We had a great time cooking our food and the conversations that this experiment brought out. The staff was quick to change our grill when necessary which was great. I will definitely go back.
Hands down this is one of the best Korean Barbeque places I have been to. The cuts of meat they have are phenomenal. The meat is always fresh. The staff here are also really friendly. Service is a bit slow on busy nights. The side dishes are great. My favorite is the macaroni. The kimchi is good, and the broccoli and other side dishes complement the barbeque. (if you don't like the taste of kimchi, you can also grill it on the grill for a few seconds.) The parking, I would say, is the only complaint I have. It is hard to find a parking spot on a busy night, and you may have to park far and walk so arrive early and put your name on their list. I would recommend making a reservation before heading there if you have a particularly big party. I will always recommend Menu B. Though it is pricier the choices of meat are better and there are more options.
Well, I haven't gone to a ton of KBBQ places in Orlando, because I'm a slacker, but I certainly have found my new favorite KBBQ place in Orlando. This quaint little restaurant is certainly off the beaten path. I think it would be pretty tough to randomly stumble upon it. But word of mouth is a real thing, and it lead me here. The takeaway message here is quality over quantity. Too many KBBQ joints that offer AYCE also offer a ton of other little apps and stuff, and all that quantity means the quality of the meat has to suffer, in my opinion. This place didn't have that problem. There are two options of the AYCE. Option A is the simpler one, with five meats to choose from, and a few other little accoutrements. Option B is about $10 more, but it opens the floodgates and offers you 15 different meats to choose from, including a few 'premium' options. Now, another opinion I hold is that no matter what the meat is, these places have to cut the meat very thin, in order to make the supply stretch a long as possible, and to prevent us fools from undercooking things. But because of that, I feel like premium meets lose their obviously better quality when it's sliced super thin. That's just me maybe. Anyway, all of this to say that we chose option A. Simple, delicious, all we needed. So we got our bunch of little sides, fired up the grill, and waited for the plates to start coming. The sides are always needed to help enhance the meal. Love kimchi, love bean sprouts, and they had like a mac 'n' cheese type thing. No complaints here. We cooked and tried them all, and I rank them in this order: Fresh Beef Brisket, Beef Bulgogi, Chicken Breast, Seasoned Pork, Fresh Pork Belly. They were all good, though. But unlike other place, where the brisket just taste like cooked meat, this one tasted like beef brisket. That's how I could tell, this place was special. Everything else was good, too. Each very different from each other, so we felt like we were getting a good variety. And I love cooking my own chicken. When chicken is cooked for you, it's always so overcooked and dry, so they make sure not to poison you. So having that control to do it yourself and do it right, I just love. I personally made sure I always had a bowl of white rice on hand. You cook the meat, and when it's done, you plop it on top of the rice while you prepare your bite. That way, the juices of the meat drip down into the rice and just literally make the whole meal better. There were also a couple of fun little things to order, like the Doen Jang Jjigae and the Steamed Eggs. The eggs were just eggs, to eat on their own. But the doen jang has another use; it's another sauce to use with your meat and rice! Very good. Deep and flavorful. Well, I think I've droned on long enough. Sometimes, I just type and type and type. But overall, this is my favorite KBBQ in Orlando. It's better than the big wolf on campus, I think, because it offers quality of meat over quantity of meat. Will be returning frequently.
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3 months ago
I came during happy hour because the advertised price was $26.49 per person, but my final bill didn't match that amount. An automatic gratuity was added, which wasn't mentioned beforehand, and even after accounting for that, the total still didn't seem to match the advertised happy hour price. Since the receipt didn't clearly break down the charges, it was difficult to tell whether the difference was due to taxes or other fees. I wouldn't have minded paying more if everything had been explained upfront, but clearer pricing would have made the experience much less confusing. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the meat was taste, but because of the confusion with the pricing and the overall value, I don't think I'll be returning. read more
I've been here many times and I would say it's probably my favorite AYCE KBBQ place! Meat is good quality and the side dishes are good. Service is quick. The place is a bit small, so it's hard for them to accommodate large parties. The last time I went the steamed egg (my favorite side) was pretty bland though. read more
This was my first time trying KBBQ in orlando and bulgolgi house did NOT disappoint. Of course their bulgolgi was packed with flavor and was simply amazing. La Galbi (rib) tasted really good. Also, I tried their cheesy corn which was one of the most popular things on the menu (loved it)! Service was really good & friendly!! Our drinks were always refilled and they checked up on us to ask if we liked their meats they suggested. The ambiance was quaint & bulgolgi house provided a special experience. Thank you! read more
4 months ago
Delicious as always. Came when they opened and were the first guests here. Not long after the place was packed, glad we came early. The staff is friendly, the food was fresh and fun to eat. Also, I didn't come here for a good time even though I had one. I came to get my money's worth with amazing food and I did it, barely. However, my kid was ordering 3 more options after I was full and ate all the sides, she made it a profitable lunch. Protein!!!! read more
1 year ago
HMART Fail turned into an AMAZING find...how could you miss with a Korean restaurant called Bulgogi House...the service was on point...all servers all the time, everyone stopped by to check up on us APA even came by and filled our glasses...it's an AYOC and priced perfectly. The meat was cut to order, bulgogi was excellent not too sweet, Banchan was sufficient, but they have a house salad which was spectacular, I'd go back just for their salad. This will be our GO TO when we come to Orlando. read more
1 year ago
Atlanta is known for its Korean food, so I didn't have super high expectations for Bulgogi House. However, I thoroughly enjoyed the dining experience at Bulgogi House and would love to come back soon next time I'm in Orlando! The exterior is a little shabbier than I expected but once you enter, you forget all about it since while it's a little small, it's very clean and not uncomfortable. We decided to order the All You Can Eat A Set, which has all the essentials. When we dined in Jan 2022, it was $25 per person. Not only do you get unlimited meat, you also get unlimited side dishes like soup, steamed egg, salad and rice. There is a two hour time limit but these days I really don't even need two hours before I'm full. Meat was surprisingly fresh and good quality - the beef brisket looked and tasted very tender. The soybean paste soup and the steamed egg were both super comforting and helped offset the greasiness of the meat. I can't wait to come back again next time when I'm in town! read more
1 year ago
The best hole-in-the-wall mom and pop kbbq. Sweating from the heat, hangry, and trying to find a kbbq to eat, my boyfriend's sister recommended this place. Surprisingly enough, we came during happy hour which was $25 pp, what a steal! The unlimited corn cheese has my heart forever, it is literally bigger than my head and so cheesy and creamy . The meats were also super good cuts. I left full and happy, no longer hangry, but still sweating. Worth it tho. I think about this place at least once a month. read more
2 years ago
Was really good! The star of the show is the corn cheese for me! I also really like their pickled tomatoes! Was the right sweet and sour flavor that I like. It was also a good palate cleanser. I asked for refills of that. I didn't like their soup. It was too salty for me. It doesn't pair well with any other dishes other than rice. Their steamed egg was pretty good and comes pipping hot! We got like beef brisket, marinated beef bulgogi, beef belly, seasoned pork and pork shoulder. We didn't like the texture of the pork shoulder. It was kind of fatty and hard to chew. The boys really like their beef briskets and beef belly. I personally like the beef bulgogi. My female friend likes the seasoned pork. The price is better compared to other kbbq place and service was good! Server will change the grill and ask if we need any refills often. read more
With so many ayce Korean bbq places in Orlando, it can become overwhelming when having to decide. Bulgogi house is one of the best choices when you want a more Korean focused ayce places vs the other kbb/hot pot places. The restaurant isn't much in terms of looks, but I guess it reflects what you would actually see at a kbbq restaurant in Korea where the fancier places were for tourists, and the more hole in the wall places are for good local eats. As soon as you sit down they give you your sides and promptly take your order. Option A is a good choice if you want to try a variety of meats and some of the more premium meats. Option B is good if you're ok with a smaller selection and becomes an even better deal at $23.99 during happy hour. I've had both. The meats are cut/sliced when you order and are better quality than most others in town. I think my favorite thing about this place is how the hot items come to your table still extremely hot (I've ate at other places where the items were only warm by the time it got to my table). I always get the steamed egg, soup and rice. The rice was soft and warm while the other two were bubbling hot...perfect because the weather was cold the last time I went. My server the last two times I went was Tina and she was quick with ordering additional food and refills on our drinks. Pro tip is to ask for the available sauces they have. Of course I would return. read more
4 months ago
2 years ago
The food is amazing. You have many options to choose from. The service is very quick and friendly. I don't feel rushed. The ambiance is very homey. The only little downside is they have a limited parking spot so I recommend carpooling or street parking. read more
Been to a couple Korean Barbecue places but where I'm from it's a harder thing to find. This place was the real deal. Flavorful, marinated meats and an authentic grill in the table. The soup was good too, and the prices were fairly reasonable for an ayce place. Service was good. They kept wanting to bring us more food and were patient when we overcooked a few of the meats. It's a little hole in the wall that looks tired on the outside though the inside is nicer. read more
I have driven by Bulgogi for years. My friend finally convinced me to go. What's the saying? Don't judge a book by its cover! The staff was very friendly. And there was plenty of food. I got the All You Can Eat "A" which included Beef Brisket, Beef Bulgogi, Chicken Breast, Seasoned Pork and delicious Pork Belly. I also got the Steamed Eggs which I loved. We had a great time cooking our food and the conversations that this experiment brought out. The staff was quick to change our grill when necessary which was great. I will definitely go back. read more
3 years ago
Hands down this is one of the best Korean Barbeque places I have been to. The cuts of meat they have are phenomenal. The meat is always fresh. The staff here are also really friendly. Service is a bit slow on busy nights. The side dishes are great. My favorite is the macaroni. The kimchi is good, and the broccoli and other side dishes complement the barbeque. (if you don't like the taste of kimchi, you can also grill it on the grill for a few seconds.) The parking, I would say, is the only complaint I have. It is hard to find a parking spot on a busy night, and you may have to park far and walk so arrive early and put your name on their list. I would recommend making a reservation before heading there if you have a particularly big party. I will always recommend Menu B. Though it is pricier the choices of meat are better and there are more options. read more
Well, I haven't gone to a ton of KBBQ places in Orlando, because I'm a slacker, but I certainly have found my new favorite KBBQ place in Orlando. This quaint little restaurant is certainly off the beaten path. I think it would be pretty tough to randomly stumble upon it. But word of mouth is a real thing, and it lead me here. The takeaway message here is quality over quantity. Too many KBBQ joints that offer AYCE also offer a ton of other little apps and stuff, and all that quantity means the quality of the meat has to suffer, in my opinion. This place didn't have that problem. There are two options of the AYCE. Option A is the simpler one, with five meats to choose from, and a few other little accoutrements. Option B is about $10 more, but it opens the floodgates and offers you 15 different meats to choose from, including a few 'premium' options. Now, another opinion I hold is that no matter what the meat is, these places have to cut the meat very thin, in order to make the supply stretch a long as possible, and to prevent us fools from undercooking things. But because of that, I feel like premium meets lose their obviously better quality when it's sliced super thin. That's just me maybe. Anyway, all of this to say that we chose option A. Simple, delicious, all we needed. So we got our bunch of little sides, fired up the grill, and waited for the plates to start coming. The sides are always needed to help enhance the meal. Love kimchi, love bean sprouts, and they had like a mac 'n' cheese type thing. No complaints here. We cooked and tried them all, and I rank them in this order: Fresh Beef Brisket, Beef Bulgogi, Chicken Breast, Seasoned Pork, Fresh Pork Belly. They were all good, though. But unlike other place, where the brisket just taste like cooked meat, this one tasted like beef brisket. That's how I could tell, this place was special. Everything else was good, too. Each very different from each other, so we felt like we were getting a good variety. And I love cooking my own chicken. When chicken is cooked for you, it's always so overcooked and dry, so they make sure not to poison you. So having that control to do it yourself and do it right, I just love. I personally made sure I always had a bowl of white rice on hand. You cook the meat, and when it's done, you plop it on top of the rice while you prepare your bite. That way, the juices of the meat drip down into the rice and just literally make the whole meal better. There were also a couple of fun little things to order, like the Doen Jang Jjigae and the Steamed Eggs. The eggs were just eggs, to eat on their own. But the doen jang has another use; it's another sauce to use with your meat and rice! Very good. Deep and flavorful. Well, I think I've droned on long enough. Sometimes, I just type and type and type. But overall, this is my favorite KBBQ in Orlando. It's better than the big wolf on campus, I think, because it offers quality of meat over quantity of meat. Will be returning frequently. read more
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I love this place. I go here after every concert. The service is quick. The food is great. Totally recommend this place for Korean barbecue!!! read more
We arrived after going to the theme parks at 7:30pm on a Saturday night & for 2 people there was a half an hour wait. The whole restaurant was packed full! Which was definitely a good sign for me. From the outside it didn't look like much but the moment you walk in, I personally felt like it was an authentic Korean restaurant. Felt super homey and welcoming. We were greeted immediately and everyone was super nice. When we were shown our table, they had our hot plate on, with our sides & two waters waiting for us. A waitress immediately came to our table and showed us our options. We decided on option A. For us we felt like that option had plenty of beef, pork & chicken options. For 2 people + Tip It came out to $70. So to make our meal worth it, we came HUNGRY. My husband and I ordered plates of pork belly, marinated pork, beef brisket, 2 bulgogi beefs, steamed egg & 4 bowls of rice. I was reading other reviews that the waiters would come and change the temp of the hot plate? No one ever did that to us. And we had the freedom to change it to low or hot whenever we pleased. There were also 4 different people walking around to get us refills or more orders. They were very diligent & quick whenever we wanted something. My husband and I had a wonderful experience here at Bulgogi house and will definitely come with friends! read more
Hands down the BEST bulgogi I've had in Orlando! The place is super inconspicuous, and if you've been to the downtown in any city (the old downtown, not the new ish they try to sell you), then you know that the way it looks on the outside should definitely not deter you. When we entered, we were immediately greeted and given a menu for our food to go. They have a pretty concise menu, with maybe 10 options, plus all you can eat (which is a little more expensive than other places, but worth it). They give you HUGE portions for the cost. Most bulgogi places I've visited will give you 90% rice with a thin layer of meat, but this restaurant gave a giant bowl of meat and a side of rice. Perfect for me cause I'm not a huge fan of rice. Each meal ran us about $24 a piece, and included everything pictured. It was absolutely worth the price. There were about three other couples taking advantage of the all you can eat, and the portions were huge and looked fresh, and everyone seemed to be having a good time. The restaurant is clean, but it's older and the wear and tear is apparent. But the kitchen is clean, and you're able to see your food being prepared and the seem to be following all health standards. No one was wearing a mask, but they didn't seem like they had issues with us wearing ours. We are going back to try the all you can eat ASAP! read more
3 years ago
Don't let the exterior food you, this is a wonderful place to stop and enjoy Korean bbq. The inside is incredibly clean and the staff members are very friendly and helpful. The meats were incredibly fresh, they were sliced and immediately brought to our table. The sauce they serve to accompany the meats had a nice kick and good flavor. The ambiance of the restaurant added to the charm, with its cozy seating area and the family owned feel. Overall, I highly recommend Bulgogi House for anyone craving delicious Korean cuisine served with a side of hospitality. read more
1 year ago
This is my favorite kbbq place in Orlando! The meat is always so good and the brisket is thinly sliced (my favorite). The bulgogi is tender and the galbi pulls right off the bone. My friends love the beef tongue (personally I don't, but if you do it's great here!). The sides never disappoint. My favorites are the kimchi, broccoli, and tomatoes+onions. I also love how the steamed egg and soybean paste soup is included in the ayce price-- most kbbq places charge extra for them. The service is always very kind and quick with topping off water and the atmosphere is homey. It is a bit hot tho since the grills in a small area so don't wear a sweater lol Only thing is there isn't a sauce bar that you typically see with kbbq or hotpot, but if you have something in mind (I love soybean paste) just request it :) plus the meat is perfect on its own with only salt or the seasoning is comes with so no need to worry It is a bit far from where I am near Ucf, but always worth the drive if I'm craving kbbq. So definitely check it out since the price and meat quality is amazing!! read more
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I really like the meat options for the B combo (they had intestines and beef tongue!!) Side dishes were okay. The house salad had sugar in it which caught me off guard. Good price and service. read more
First time at this restaurant. The food came out pretty fast and the service was attentive. The bulgogi was tasty as well as the beef brisket. You have to cook your own meat but there's other items you can enjoy meanwhile. I loved the side dishes like kimchi , bean sprouts and soybean soup. However the dressing on the salad was too sweet for my liking. For pointers.. soju is a must with Korean bbq ! read more
2 years ago
This is the definition of a hole in the wall surprise. When we first got here we did debate if we want to eat here. I look very sus, but our minds immediately changed after we started to order. I do highly recommend going the more expensive route so you can have more meat option. But if the additional meat option isn't something you're interested in then I guess sticking with the cheaper option would be fine. My favorite meats to get would be: - short ribs - beef tongue - brisket - pork belly - steak (can't remember the actual name) Everything else is great, but I don't think it's worth the stomach space. Be careful though, their pans are super sticky. There's nothing to oil it, so your first meets will be sticking to the pan. Something you need to be aware of is that the server will constantly come by to turn down your pan. And if you're unlucky, one server will turn down your pan, and a min after someone else will come to turn down your pan. By that time you can't cook anything unless you turn up. You just need to learn how to turn up your pan pan your own. This could be a tactic to slow you down...but it never stopped us! read more
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College Park, Horizons West / West Orlando
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With the AYCE, do you choose multiple proteins or only one? Essentially what comes with the AYCE meal? This will be a first Korean BBQ trip for me.
You can choose as much proteins you want, it comes along with rice, side dishes like kimchi etc, salad, appetizer and soup. My advice only order what you can finish cause at the end of meal, if you have a lot of meat left that has not been eaten,…
Do they have an a la carte menu or is it strictly only AYCE?
They may have the a la carte restricted to just lunch hours and only AYCE for dinner.
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