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A Mother's Day out with my son. He loves Korean BBQ. They don't do reservations. However we were seated pretty quickly once we arrived. Ordering is done at the table using a tablet. Once you make your selection they bring to table and make rounds to give refills of the sides. Food was served perfectly with us having to cook it at the table. Food from kitchen was also delicious. Wasn't a fan of the wings. The vibe for us was good while we ate and enjoyed each other's company. It's pricey.
Very solid KBBQ... meat is good, sides are fresh and tasty. The servers are very attentive and make sure you don't need anything without overdoing it. The game is on, music playing, beer and soju flowing (not pictured) and they treated my daughter with the utmost dub and care. Love stopping here every time I come! Before it was a different model, it would have been 5stars but for the price in California they would have cooked for us. that's the only gripe for it not being perfect especially for this area of town.
In 5 words: 5 stars for Exit 5! I hadn't been to a Korean BBQ restaurant, especially for lunch, in years, so I was looking forward to being invited over for lunch with a group of a dozen others on a Tuesday. Exit 5 is located in The Landing, a large shopping center in Renton. It's in a building shaped like a quarter circle, and the Korean BBQ restaurant is located on the round portion of this quarter circle next to ShareTea. If you're facing Regal Cinemas and Five Guys, turn around; Exit 5 is just on the other side of 10th Pl. Ordering is done on a tablet, which there is one of on each table. With the exception of the banchan, we weren't planning to share our orders, so we would have preferred separate checks. I thought that meant each of us would have to place an order individually, but one of the others who has been there before mentioned they can do separate checks even if we place one large order for the whole table. For my portion, I went with the lunch box, which is pretty much a bento box. It was lunchtime when we went*, so I figured it'd only make sense to order a lunch box; it's also worth mentioning that dinner options were available to order during lunchtime. For the lunch box option, they have four choices of meat: Beef, Spicy Pork, Chicken, and Katsu. Actually, the laminated menu did list Salmon as a choice, but Salmon was not listed as such on the tablet. If it were listed, I would have chosen the Salmon, but alas, I settled for the Beef. I estimated the wait time to be about 15 minutes for my lunch box. Another tablemate also ordered a lunch box, but got chicken instead. Her lunch box was ready before mine was; I suppose the choice of protein was the reason why I waited longer? At first, I wasn't totally sure how large a lunch box was, especially since the laminated menu didn't even specify this information, so when our server, Eric, came to our table to drop off some orders, I asked him what a lunch box would look like. He had a couple ready to show me, though they were for others at the other table. I especially appreciated how Eric was very patient and helpful, especially when answering my questions and processing our payments when we asked for separate checks. Regardless of your choice of protein, a lunch box will typically contain two orange halves, two gyoza, a mound of white rice, a small salad, and a dipping sauce that was kind of like soy sauce, but I don't think it was soy sauce. The size was much bigger than I was expecting; in fact, the tablemate who had the chicken lunch box was impressed I was able to finish the whole box for lunch whereas she was only able to eat half, and I guess she boxed the other half to be consumed at a later time. Did I enjoy the lunch box? Perhaps my rating and the previous paragraph can give you an idea. I loved how fresh everything tasted from the crispiness of the gyoza to how well done the beef was! Well, there was one piece that was pretty tough, but I definitely wouldn't dock a star for one measly piece out of a handful. I could also dock another star for not providing enough of the dipping sauce, but I wouldn't do that either. The small size of the dipping sauce was really my only criticism about Exit 5; everything else was flawless! They have a waiting list on a tablet at the front, but since we went at lunchtime, it wasn't needed; most tables inside were vacant on our visit, but during dinner time, I can definitely see the need for said waiting list. They have a half dozen dishes of banchan available at each table; Eric or some other server would keep an eye on our banchan and refill whenever one dish was running low. These dishes are placed next to a bucket of silverware, which included chopsticks! Banchan tasted good overall. There's also an ice cream chest by the front desk. I wasn't planning to get ice cream on my visit. The only comments I can make about their ice cream is that a Melona is $2.50 and a Samanco is $4. Another thing to keep in mind is that if you're in a party of more than 4, an 18% service charge will be applied to your bill. I don't know if all of these service charges go directly to the servers, but if they do, Eric deserved every single penny of it, at least from my bill. One thing I did find odd was that a couple others at my table ordered ramen, but their ramen bowls came about 10-15 minutes apart despite our orders being put in at the same time. I'm not sure if the choice of protein was the root cause of this discrepancy? In any event, Eric offered a bowl of rice as a way to compensate for the extended wait, another reason why I had to praise Eric as our server that day. * My visit was back in November when I was taking a brief hiatus from posting reviews, hence why I posted this review kind of late.
Not bad! We got the marinated combo and it was a good mix of meats and sides. This was our first time at a Korean BBQ so we had no idea what to expect. Our server explained how to cook everything and really left us to ourselves. You get unlimited sides, which is nice because the cucumbers and the kimchi are great! They brought out a pitcher of tap water. We got there at about 4:30 and by 5:30 is was getting really busy.
Since I can't give half stars I had to give this place a 3 but I would say it's a 3.5. We came for Thanksgiving dinner. The service was excellent as they had quite a few workers that night. They were always attentive and quick. You are going to laugh but what I do really appreciate about this place is the ventilation! If you have ever dined at a Korean BBQ restaurant smelling like you have been smoked yourself and immediately afterwards have to go home to launder your clothes and take a shower, then you know what I'm talking about. IYKYK (if you know, YOU KNOW!) The side dishes were fresh and tasty, not too sweet, which is one of my big peeves as a Korean-American. I would say that the meat quality was just average. Nothing to blow your socks off about but not bad either. My family and I typically do not order corn cheese but surprisingly it was not bad.
3.5 stars Didn't want to cook or cleanup for Thanksgiving dinner this year, so our family decided to go to a K-bbq restaurant on Thanksgiving day. There were 10 of us . We purposely arrived at 4pm to beat the rush. We called around to see which K restaurant would take reservations (3 of the 10 were kids). Exit 5 has been on my list to try for a while Food was tasty. We ordered a large mixed combo of pork belly, chicken and beef. Pork was sliced too thin. After cooking on the grill that was located in the center of a long table. There wasn't much of anything except a lot of fat. Chicken was ok. The best meat was the beef short ribs. BTW this restaurant doesn't have an all you can eat (AYCE) option. We also ordered other dishes : bibimbap, this was just a combo of cut up veggies and at most 1/2-3/4 cup of beef not even sure if it was seasoned, no rice. Maybe we didn't actually order bibimbap? Japchae, tasty but really small portion for $18 Soft tofu stew (no spice) basically for the kids. This was tasty and kids liked it a lot. We also ordered some lettuce (maybe a half (? ) a head of small romaine lettuce) this was $8 or 9 just for the lettuce The long table with the grill in the center was not really conducive for a party of of 8-10. Cause only the two persons sitting in the middle of the long table could comfortably cook. Also the table was so named with plates condiment sauces and Banchan it was difficult to eat and try the various offerings Ventilation was good. Staff were attentive and changed out the grill several times Bill automatically added a tip because the size of our party Everyone enjoyed the meal. I will go back and try again but with a party of no more than 4.
My boyfriend and his family and I went to Exit 5 for the first time this past summer. My boyfriend's family had never had Korean BBQ before and so we decided to take them to Exit 5 for their first KBBQ experience after reading good reviews. Exit 5 is located at Renton Landing, which is large outdoor mall. We walked in without reservation on a Wednesday night at around 6:30pm without any issues. Exit 5 has both KBBQ grill your own options as well as entrees. We ordered the MARINATED COMBO (L) ($159) which came with marinated bulgogi, chicken, spicy pork belly, and beef short rib to share among the four of us. We also ordered a SEAFOOD PANCAKE and DDUCKBOCKI (TTEOBOKKI) ala carte. We got our orders within 20 minutes after ordering on the screen at the table. They were quick to light the BBQ, grease the pan, and supply ban chan (Korean appetizers) at the table. The ban chan here is unlimited and they had broccoli, kimchi, cucumber kimchi, pickled daikon, potato salad, and salad. We started off the night grilling the marinated bulgogi and spicy pork belly, taking turns flipping the meat. The bulgogi was very juicy and great sweet and savory flavor. The spicy pork belly was thinly cut and spicy, but definitely not overly spicy by any means. The beef short rib was tasty, but ended up being pretty tough and hard to eat. Perhaps we cooked it too long, but you definitely want to cut it into pieces before you grill it. The chicken was also nicely marinated in a sweeter sauce, but we were already very full by the time that we started grilling it. The portions were definitely very large, and I think we could've gone with a small combo for four people instead of a large. The SEAFOOD PANCAKE was just alright in my opinion. It had a lot of veggies, but not as much seafood as I was expecting. The DDUCKBOCKI was just alright too- nothing to write home about. It needed more sauce and substance. My mom had also tried the bibimbap with some friends here at an earlier date and was disappointed that it was lukewarm. TLDR, STICK WITH THE GRILLED OPTIONS and SKIP THE ENTREES! Service was OUTSTANDING. I don't think I've ever experienced such rapid service before. They had at least five different people service us simultaneously- one person refilling water, one person refilling ban chan, one person changing out the grate and the grill, and another person clearing plates. We didn't have to ask for help at any point; they just swarmed our table were serving us before we could even blink. The atmosphere is clean, modern, and trendy. But don't wear your best clothes here because you'll definitely end up smelling like KBBQ after! Overall: 4/5 for food, 6/5 for service, 5/5 for atmosphere
Husband and I stopped by for a late lunch since we were in the area. I loved the atmosphere, like being on one of the streets in Korea. We were also attended to quickly. The staff here were so nice. Food came quickly and server attentive. I really enjoyed the food too. The quality of food is so much better compared to other kbbq. The meat is nice, tender and thick. I was also impressed with the ban chan, they made sure to have the favorites. Kimchi was fresh and delicious. I will definitely come back to try their other dishes.
It was good and pretty fun! Got be beef combo. I wish they didn't charge for banchan refills beyond 1. The brisket was pretty good, but some of the thicker cuts of meat were a little bit chewy at times. The hot tea was really good! Service was amazing.
We had such a wonderful experience eating at Exit 5 BBQ. They were super accommodating with finding the perfect spot to seat us with our toddler in a high chair. The host who seated us and the servers were very friendly. They have tablets at your table to order from, which was easy and convenient. Food came out relatively fast - which is super important with a toddler! We enjoyed every dish we ordered and our toddler enjoyed everything we offered him as well.
We love getting Korean BBQ, usually it's cost prohibitive to go all the time, but this was a special occasion. We got there and were immediately sat. It was busy, it not overwhelming. Some of the automation of ordering at your table is fun, and this fit in with a fairly easy system. We ordered the marinated combo. We barely had time to talk before the food arrived. We did have a mild hiccup where they couldn't get the burner to stay lit, but it was quickly remedied. My son immediately jumped in and started to cook. The meats and marinade were very nicely done and we had a great meal. The server replaced some bonchan that we liked and was very attentive. Overall we had a great meal. Thank you!
Brother recommended this spot so we decided to take him here for dinner while we were visiting. First off, the price was definitely NOT worth the amount or quality of food we got. Our bill was $300 for 4 people after tax and tip. We could have eaten at an AYCE place with similar quality meat for way less money. We orders a Large Beef set which included 2 ribeyes, brisket, and beef rib meat. One of the ribeyes was tender enough but the other was quite tough. The rib meat pieces weren't all tender either. Dad had a really hard time with those and actually had to spit a few pieces out. Brisket was pretty standard. Corn cheese was mid. Pretty average corn cheese, nothing special at all. But the price was kind of crazy for just a side of corn cheese at Korean BBQ. I think like $12.99? $14.99? Steamed egg was also pretty mid for the ($9.99 or $12.99) price. Kinda sad to see this and corn cheese are not included with the set like at Baekjeong. Spicy cold noodles were okay but pricey too. This place is trying very hard to be upper scale but the quality of food isn't worth the price at all. Pork Jowl was nice and tender but still on par with what we would normally get at an AYCE spot. Pretty good selection of banchan. Kimchi, fish cakes, and radish wraps were great. Service was okay, a server helped us cut up one of the ribeyes which was nice. It was really hot in there though which made it pretty uncomfortable to eat. A server dropped off "iced water" (or so he said..) for us which was just room temp which made me sooo sad because the thought of ice water hitting the inside of my mouth in that heated restaurant would have been heaven. Other reviews were great so I was really looking forward to trying this spot but I'm just so disappointed in what we got vs what we paid. $300 for 4 people eating AYCE quality meat is so not it. We didn't even order any drinks!
1 year ago
1 year ago
The food always delicious and fresh. The service was awesome. They helped cut up the BBQ meats for you, but I want to do it myself. read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
I absolutely LOVE this place from the customer service to the freshness of the food! If one of your favorite side dish is the fish cake they have unfortunately changed the recipe read more
1 year ago
Exit 5 is one of the few good Korean bbq places in the Seattle area. The meat quality is really good and the sides are so yummy and unlimited. The service is also very quick and the workers are really nice. Their ventilation system works pretty well so you don't smell like smoke after. It's not AYCE but it definitely makes up for it in quality! read more
Food- very good in flavor and quality. Lots of variety. *seafood pancake didn't have a ton of veggies and seafood, but still good. * bonchon are good, we got 6 varieties. * uses a cube of animal fat to grease the grill, yum! * corn cheese is really only corn and melted cheese if you like those ingredients. Ambiance- spacious, clean and caters to small to large parties. Venting system is excellent! Love how we don't smell like bbq afterwards. Service- very good! Got checked in 3x by our server and more by others. Our grill plate got changed 3 times. Location- the Renton landing, easy to find, Exit 5 off of 405! Parking garage nearby (200 ft away). Value- kind of expensive, but as expected for K BBQ. Generally all together it's fair. Recommend- YES! read more
3 years ago
When I went here first time a few years ago it was quite busy and wait was close to an hour. Just revisited recently during weekday and there was no wait, so that's good news. The place itself is big and ventilation is good so it didn't smell - even after dinner. Service was good and fast and frequent refill on banchan - in fact they even have a cart going around to refill it. We decided to go with mixed meat platter - the beef short rib was the best but brisket and pork belly was good too. We had enough food for two to take the pork neck to go. Overall it wasn't bad pricing for kbbq but of course it wasn't cheap. Food quality, Service and restaurant ambience did support the price. read more
Meat quality is good. Pretty fresh. We ordered mix combo, soju and beer. Portion is enough for 3 ppl. But it's just a bit pricy for the combo that only came with 1 medium size plate and side dishes and rice that cost you $89. The vibe is pretty cool. Loud fast K-pop that will make you want to eat faster. But it's a good place to hang with your friends Service is not bad. They keep coming to check on water, changing grill and refill side dishes. Maybe because it's not that busy on week day night. But overall is good experience. Hope they can have a store in down town Seattle. read more
I came with a couple friends at 6pm on a Saturday night and there was a short wait. After getting seated, we ended up getting the beef combo (brisket, boneless short rib, and ribeye) as well as bulgogi and corn cheese. Corn cheese was alright but I wish there was more corn. Based off the price point, I expected high meat quality but it turns out it was just okay - you can probably find an AYCE with the same meat quality. Service was spotty - they were quick to check in for ordering and constantly asked how we were doing. It was a little hard to find a server when trying to get the check but it may have been because they were busy. I suggest getting there a little early as it can get super crowded with long wait times. Overall considering the price and quality it would be 2.5 starts honestly. read more
1 year ago
tldr - high quality meats, great selection of soups, fun decor I love their selection of banchan, just keep in mind that it's one free refill. They give about 8 different types of banchan including two of my favorites: potato salad and spicy fishcakes. The seafood pancake is a must-order. It's cut into six pieces and is a delicious balance of crispy outside and soft inside. The soups here are really flavorful and rich. There's also a great selection that you don't typically see at other Korean restaurants. The pork tofu soup has generous chunks of pork in a spicy, rich broth. They give you a piece of fat to grease the grill with instead of the typical butter. The meat they have for BBQ are high quality and nicely trimmed. I tried the ribeye and marinated beef short rib. The ribeye cooked nicely and was very tender. The short rib was well marinated with the right balance of sweet and salty. It was trimmed into a long strip that was wrapped around the bone. read more
2 years ago
I Saw this place when at the movie theater across the street, so figured give it a try. Ordered the marinated combo for 2 also the japchae and corn cheese with that and the banchan was more than enough food for us to share. Pros: Friendly Staff Large seating areas Fast service once order is submitted Very well ventilated not smoky!!! (Big plus) Decent portion sizes Piece of fat brought out to grease the grill Corn cheese very good a must have! WHAT YOU DONT EAT YOU CAN TAKE WITH!!! Cons: Limited seating in waiting area Slow to get started/take order Not all you can eat with different options for meats like other places Definitely will return and recommend read more
4 years ago
7 months ago
My favorite local kbbq! The side dishes are so good and fresh, unlimited refills too. The service here is great - they changed our grill plates often without us ever calling them over. The meat quality was also on the higher end, super tender and fresh. read more
3 years ago
My favorite kbbq spot in washington!!!! The side dishes, meat quality, ambiance and the service are all top tier. They dont take reservations but the space is pretty big so you generally don't have to worry too much about finding a spot. Four of us got a small pork combo and small beef combo with a side of steamed egg and chadol soy bean soup. The soup was PERFECT and brought me back home. This is a must go to spot for kbbq lovers. read more
2 years ago
Such a great place to stop for dinner. Went last Friday night for date night and it was an awesome experience. Staff were extremely attentive, mindful and helpful. I don't have much experience at korean bbq so the assistance without asking made me feel so welcomed. All the side dishes were excellent and they were also very proactive with asking if we wanted any refills on the ones we kept devouring. I definitely want to return. read more
1 year ago
Best KBBQ place in WA so far (and highly recommended by my Korean friends). My parents always wanted to try it after watching so many kdramas and they had so much fun. As soon as we entered, I knew we were going to have a good time. Everyone looked like they were enjoying the food and the experience. Usually, I'd order beef but due to dietary restrictions, we had the marinated chicken and seafood. They had fun cooking and cutting the meat with the scissors, as well as sampling all the different sides. You also get salad and tea. The kimchi pancake was also super tasty (but not sure if we'd order again since it was so much food to begin with). Service was great with the waiters patiently answering all of our questions. They even changed the grill once they noticed a lot of build up of char. read more
The ambiance and restaurant itself looks nice. If you're looking for a restaurant with unique decor and a clean modern setup, it's worth a try. My experiences with the food here were a bit underwhelming given all of the good reviews that I've seen. The ox bone soup had a milky white broth which was good but the meat was extremely dry and tough. The combination bulgogi plate had a really good presentation. The taste was definitely not the best I had. The meat itself was again very dry and tough for some reason. Prices here are on the high end but the lack of quality meat really doesn't justify the cost. Good to try once but probably will not be back. read more
3 years ago
Exit 5 is my favorite Korean barbecue spot to eat at in the Seattle area. They have excellent service and very friendly staff. The interior is very spacious, lots of seating and large ceilings to air out all the smell. The food is great and the sides are all ready and served. Also exit 5 is located in the Renton landing so there a lot of options for dessert after such as boba or bingsoo. Check out exit 5 for some great service, positive vibes, and food! read more
3 years ago
We went around 4pm on a Friday and the place was 1/4 full. They had Kpop music playing in the background which made it feel fun! When we were sat and ordered our food, they took their time to help us cook our meat and adjusted the fire as needed. Love love love their kimchi and other sides. It looks spicy but it's pretty mild. We got their small beef combo for $95 and was full by the end of the second plate. Quality food and quantity justifies the price in my opinion. Their corn cheese was good too but was $11. Though Exit 5's price is on the higher side, it's still one of my favorite places to go due to their amazing service and quality fresh ingredients. read more
Exit 5 Korean BBQ at The Landing was my first ever introduction to onsite grilling with accompanying rice, salad, spicy tofu soup, and assorted banchan (8/7/21). Despite the plethora available in Shoreline, Edmonds, Lynnwood, or Federal Way, I have never tried it until this visit. Definitely it's best if you dine with others to experience the vast menu offerings. The family group I dined with opted for assorted proteins and seafood to grill. It was a fun, novel, and very interactive dining experience. Very friendly, attentive, and helpful restaurant staff. I left very full and satisfied! read more
I went here for KBBQ as I was around the Renton area. It was fairly busy so there was a 40min wait, but the food came out fairly quickly when we ordered. Overall, the food is decent but the meat quality is not the best, given the price range. We tried the following: Mixed combo (large): this was actually a good amount of food for 5 people, so theoretically we didn't need to order anything else or maybe 1 other dish max to be satisfied. I liked that we could get a combination of unmarinated and marinated selections of meats, which some places do not (other places only do unmarinated combo or marinated combo but not both), which makes it hard to try out a variety of meats for a good price. The downside is that the meat quality is not the best, but I am a fan of the marinated meats. Gopchang: this is the one with filling inside, which I'm not too much of a fan, but it was fresh and of higher quality than the combo meats. Cold noodle: I liked the texture of this dish, and it is meant for family style. Corn cheese: very hearty and filling - nicely cooked with a lot of flavor. Tofu soup: for $17 this was very underwhelming - it was worse than a typical tofu soup at a typical Korean restaurant with not that much topping. We got seafood but there were only 1 tiny piece of each seafood. I would not go out of my way to check this place out - there are plenty other better options a bit more of a drive south in Federal Way / Lakewood. read more
Our first time at a Korean barbeque! Awesome !!! Side dishes are plentiful and fun. Main player is definitely the meat! Ahhhh the rib meat, you put it on the grill and one minute later you have the most delicious bite of meat. Recommend! read more
4 years ago
Loved this place and a great place to bring friends/family. It is located in the Landing near the movie theater. I recently visited with a friend and we shared the small beef combo. This place is spacious but also balanced some decor to welcome guests. There is also big screen playing older k-pop performances, that adds to the lively homey atmosphere. The combo included brisket, marinated short rib and ribeye. The menu comes semi defrosted and they give you some onions on the side to grill. The side dishes were all fresh. The salad had a great tangy vinegar dressing, wide variety of side dishes from fish cake, kimchi, bean sprouts, broccoli, and potato salad. It also comes with a choice of one soup : kimchi or soybean. I have been once or twice before quarantine and I am still impressed with the consistency of the customer service. They are very are attentive, offering to change the grill in between cooking meats so you can start cooking fresh the next batch of meat. The staff really do go out of their way to ask if you need refills on any side dishes. They were decently busy but we never had to wait that much as they were so proactive. The only thing I would have liked was a bit more choices on beef/pork combos. I respect they don't allow any substitutes, and you can also a la carte if the combo doesn't work for your group. Nevertheless, we walked out content and full with an enjoyable dining experience. read more
Food was very good and mildly seasoned; we cooked it ourselves. We ordered brisket, bacon, and chicken along with little bowls of sides. I wish the portions of vegetables were as generous with as the meat. Service- We only saw our server a couple of times, although someone else came to swap out our grill cover when it was caked with meat. It was a busy Saturday night; we beat the rush but servers were stretched thin and it was had to flag random workers down when we needed something. Ambiance - The place appears fun and casual, but the music (K-pop) was up WAY too loud. Everyone had to shout. At one point, it suddenly got even louder and everyone stopped eating to look up. Price- This is a VERY expensive place. If you get a table with a grill, the smallest package is about $100 and the next level is $150. Also, they automatically charge 18% tip which I hate. I want the right to be able to reward good service and give less when it isn't good. You can also have a table without a grill and order from a regular menu. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Loooved this place! The sauces and the banchan were so delish! The seafood pancake was really delicious as well! The crisp edges and exterior along with the somewhat soft interior was a good balance. I'd go here more often since it's close to my house if not for the price! Maybe I'll come next next time I feel a bit more generous. It's worth it though! read more
3 years ago
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911 N 10th Pl
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Renton, WA 98057
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Do they really charge for banchan (it looks like it on the menu)? That just seems wrong.
The last time I was there (Late August 2022), they did not charge me for Banchan (like kimchi, radish, cucumber, potato salad) or refill of Banchan. I did not order a combo either, just three meat items and like smaller dishes like jap chae. I did…
Are u open on Christmas?
Hi, we are planning a birthday dinner and would like to know if your marinated bbq meat are gluten free?
Hi! I was curious if you guys also sell your banchas? Other Korean restaurants does I was just checking to see if you do since we often go to the landing.
Hello! Yes we sell our side dishes! We do prefer you usually buy them with food and not just the…
If you order a combo, can you take home your leftovers or is it like AYCE restaurants where you're not allowed to?
You can take leftovers home as long as the meat is cooked! We do not allow raw meat to be taken away due to health hazards.
Can you order the BBQ solo here? Or is it just like the other KBBQs where there's a minimum of 2 people?
It's a minimum of two orders, so if you can eat it all you're more than welcome to try. We have seen it be done!
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