After going to multiple KBBQ places in Atlanta, Honey Pig stands out as the most diverse and creative restaurant. We went to Honey Pig after my girlfriend's powerlifting meet, so obviously we were all starving. For $35 All You Can Eat, we stuffed ourselves with countless rounds of pork belly, bulgogi, brisket, and more! To explain the creative aspect, Honey Pig doesn't only have regular pork belly, but also gochujang (spicy) pork belly and garlic pork belly, which turned out to be really good when you get tired of having the same thing over and over again. Additionally, we got tons of kimchi, bean sprouts, corn cheese, and side dishes to complement a very diverse, full meal. Although other KBBQ options may have some of the options I mentioned above, no place I've been to in ATL has been able to combine all of this into one restaurant like Honey Pig. Overall, if you're craving unlimited KBBQ, yet wanting to explore new flavors like garlic pork belly, then Honey Pig is the place to go with your date, friends, and family! read more

Honey Pig - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Love this place, amazing service and the meat is delicious. Every right came out at the same time and very good service and I will repeat so good read more

Honey Pig - I love this place excellent service. - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Honey Pig is a solid choice for Kbbq. The AYCE is around $28 for dinner, and the options include beef brisket, beef bulgogi, and multiple types of pork belly. The sides are more limited however, with only grilled soybean sprouts, kimchi, salad, duk bossam (rice paper), and the pickled radish. There's also only 2 types of sauces. It's disappointing to not have fried rice or a dessert in the end here like the other kbbq restaurants. The waiters are very friendly here, and the service is fast. This is a good choice for kbbq if you enjoy pork belly or are just looking to fill up on beef brisket! read more

Honey Pig - Brisket, sprouts, and kimchi - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

I've been coming here for 6 years. When I attended College at UWG I'd drive the hrs with friends just so they could try it. We went every two weeks. Now that I live in Texas I go about 4 times a year. The kimchi fried rice use to be included but now it has to be purchased separately. I always get the unlimited It's worth the price. It's about 2 hr limit for it. But tbh they give extra time because it does be crowded. I love that you can grill it yourself or they will do it for you.. the Banchan is always fresh. My favorite combination you should try would be the following, lettuce kimchi pork belly garlic and a dab of Ssamjang close the lettuce and put the whole thing into your mouth for one big bite! Also try the chicken bulgogi wrap in Dduk Bossam. It's delicious. read more

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We came in and we had high expectations! They checked your temperature and sanitize you coming in with some high tech device. We were so excited! However, we came in and asked for a booth and they told us we could not because it was only for big parties. So we were first sat in front of the kitchen. And my husband was sat by this lady in an awkward place to sit where he basically cannot even eat his food. And we didn't have a lot of space. The staff saw it and this guy came and I'd rather not write his name , but he came and he sat us at a booth. And we were so excited at first! However, when we were given the meats we ordered we were left alone pretty much the whole time. We had to ring the bell so many times just to asked for things. They came with the meat we requested after asking many times... Everything took forever to come. We literally eat at Korean BBQ every week and so we are pretty familiar with how it works and we don't mind cooking the food ourselves, but sitting there being left alone without anyone helping us with anything we needed as far as sauce, and other sides. We just didn't feel welcome at all. And we literally saw our server maybe 3 times....only to come in the end to ask how it was. We asked for eggs for my daughter and we signed our check and everything and still nothing came. So we left....We smiled and still gave 20%+ tip, but honestly. It was the worst service and experienced ever..and we left without my daughter getting the egg she asked for. It was disappointing! So unfortunately, I have to give them 1 star. If 0 o would.. We will not come back! And I don't recommend it if you don't sit where they tell you because I felt like we were treated like that because we tried to explain to this lady that my husband can't eat his food where the bell is located. We heard great things, but sadly our experience was very disappointing. The worst customer service! read more

Honey Pig - Our first time experience tonight.....was very very very disappointing. We still gave 20%+ tip, but nobody literally attended to us... - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

If there was a place for proper Korean BBQ and one that offers all you can eat Korean BBQ, this is it. You get what you pay for and it is rather expensive which is probably the only downside and as with all Korean BBQ place, if you want one set, your party is going to have to follow suit, but that's like all the other joints that offer AYCE K-BBQ. Obviously, if you know Korean BBQ, you know how it works and it's just like all the others. So obviously, they give you the meat choices, the variety of side dishes, and of course the drink choices just like all the others. What sets Honey Pig apart from the rest is the type of dishes they offer and the method of cooking is vastly different from the others which set Honey Pig apart from all the other places. The most glaring difference is the cooking method. While sure, the other places use charcoal and an open flame style cooking method, Honey Pig cooks on what appears to be Captain America's shield! It looks like a cast iron lid and this is the exciting this. First off, the server places kimchee and sprouts around the edge of the shield and then with whatever meat you choose, it's placed in the center. All that fat that's rendered off then seeps into the kimchee and sprouts and cooks that stuff. Genius! I saw this method of cooking on a Youtube channel before but have not seen it in action in real life so when I found this place, I knew I had to try it!!! Also, the sides. It's basic Korean but other places do not serve it as they give you the fermented soybean stew, corn cheese, and other basic amenities. But the show stopper here is the shield they use to cook the meat on! This place is great for large parties and accommodates the small 2 person parties as well! Highly recommend this spot but come hungry and order wisely as the meat is the most important part and they have variety and some of the cuts should only be reserved for the adventurous as pork skin and beef intestines (large and small) are the "nasty bits" you may not want but worth getting because, ignorance is not bliss and frankly, the nasty bits also contain some of the healthiest vitamin and nutrient content you will need so... At any rate, Honey Pig is a 5-star place for me and while pricey, you should be hungry before coming here because you will need to get your money's worth but they give you quality and quantity! read more

We came early-ish (around 5pm) on a Saturday in a party of 10 because we knew the place would be packed if we didn't come so early. Our waitress was very friendly, making sure to let us know which meats were which. The food was tasty and the service was great. Just make sure you don't make the same mistake that I keep making at this restaurant: pressing the mouthwash dispenser, thinking it's hand soap. read more

This is only my 2nd Korean BBQ adventure & it was AWESOME!! The BBQ grilled chicken/beef/pork/veggies were outstandingly delicious! The service was "how it's done" type of service. Our main server Jason anticipated our every need. There was more chicken, more beef & more of everything we wanted! He is a superb server with a wicked sense of humour to-boot! If you're in need of KB then this is THE place to go when in Duluth. In the words of Arnold Schwarzenegger...I'll be back!! read more

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Among all the Korean BBQ restaurants in metro Atlanta, Honey Pig is probably the nicest of the lot. It's an ideal choice if you want to introduce someone to Korean BBQ or want to eat Korean BBQ in a "finer" dining environment, relatively speaking. The food, service, atmosphere, and presentation are all great. Like other Korean BBQ restaurants, Honey Pig serves an unlimited, all-you-can-eat option. However, it isn't as good of a deal. The most basic AYCE meal at Honey Pig runs about $25 per person, whereas the other places only charge about $15. These places include Iron Age, Oh! My SamGyupSal, Cho Won Buffet, Star Daepo, Gobawoo, Song Do BBQ, Myung Ga Won, and Sun and Moon Cafe. The atmosphere at these restaurants are generally more laid back and casual. Some are old school and traditional (e.g. Song Do) and some could even be described as divey (e.g. Gobawoo). The specialty at Honey Pig is BBQ pork and BBQ beef. They also have seafood and hot pot, but most people go for the pork and beef. They offer several different varieties (flavors) and cuts of meat. Expect to spend at least $20 per person at dinnertime. The best deal is the $23.95 AYCE unlimited beef brisket, sam-gyup-sal (pork belly) in an assortment of different marinades (spicy, wine, berkshire), and pork skin. If you've never had AYCE Korean BBQ, here's how it works at Honey Pig. There's a circular, cast-iron, gas-fired grill in the middle of the table. It's got an incline to it so the fat from the meat drains downward. The servers bring trays of raw meat to your table and, using tongs, will place the raw slices of meat onto your heated grill. It begins cooking immediately in front of you. Expect some small splashes and droplets of grease here and there. I wouldn't recommend putting any personal belongings on the table (e.g. phone, keys, wallet, etc.) as they'll be covered in a thin film of grease by the time your meal is over. You can cook the meat yourself, but servers will come by and cook/flip the meat for you, so you really don't have to do anything. This aspect is nice because some restaurants' servers leave you to cook everything on your own. It varies by restaurant. The assisted cooking is one reason why Honey Pig is good for first-timers or people who don't like to cook their own Korean BBQ. Cooking it yourself is part of the experience though. The first thing placed on the grill is kimchi and pickled bean sprouts. These are for you to snack on. An assortment of small dishes (banchan) is brought out to accompany the meal. The banchan isn't too impressive. The dishes include a small bowl of soup with radishes, pickled daikon radish, rice flour rolls, scallion salad, jalapenos and onions, and three dipping sauces: (1) spicy chili paste, (2) doenjang - thick brown salty paste, and (3) sesame oil with salt and pepper (my favorite). I wish they'd include lettuce by default like the other places. They have it, but you have to request it. Several of the aforementioned items are meant to be eaten with the meat. I do think Honey Pig has the best quality brisket and pork belly of the AYCE Korean joints, but I'm not sure if the quality difference is significant enough to warrant its signifcantly higher pricing. Regardless, a very tasty and filling meal can be had here. Don't forget to ask for fried rice at the end... if you still have room. Service is very good. My only gripe is it can take a long time for the next tray of meat to be prepared and brought to your table. I'm not sure why it takes so long. The other places are definitely faster. In summary, Honey Pig is good and I recommend it to first-timers for its high quality meat, service, and atmosphere. However, regular Korean BBQ eaters should (and probably already do) get their fix elsewhere. Honey Pig is located in the McDaniel Square shopping center on Old Norcross Rd. in the same shopping center as MJ Korean Tacos and Wings. read more

WATCH OUT FOR THOSE METAL BOWLS - I got a 2nd degree burn on my thumb. I was told the servers aren't supposed to put the bowls next to the grill but that's what happened. I picked up the bowl and yelled out loud and dropped it immediately. I burned my thumb so bad my nerve endings got damaged too. Did the servers come to my attention? Nope they were nowhere to be seen - I had to find them to get ice. On top of that, we pretty much cooked the meats ourselves - I even made it obvious by standing up and grilling the meats (this was before I burned my thumb). I had gotten similar feedback from other friends who had gone recently - their service isn't as good as they used to be. And the food? Not good esp. the honey pig pork belly that's $2 more than their regular pork belly. It had a stinky meat smell. Plus they charge extra now for the fried rice at the end. Oh yeah and when the manager finally came to our table to apologize for his staff placing the bowls right next to the grill, he said he'd provide more service to make up for it. Nope that didn't happen - nothing AT ALL. I was so angry. We will never go back to Honey Pig esp. when there are other BBQ places with better food, better prices and very attentive service. By the way Honey Pig, you should keep a bottle of Pure Aloe Vera Gel at the front - works better than ice. read more

Honey Pig - Make sure the metal bowls are NOT next to the grill - this is the one that burned my thumb. - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

WORTH THE SHOWER AFTERWARDS to wash away the smell of meat. Top notch Korean BBQ place with delicious food and trendy decor. I did not eat bean sprouts until trying them seasoned, on the dome top grill at Honey Pig. A nice spicy crunch to start the meal as the meat sizzles in front of you. I enjoy the Honey Pig (pork belly), but the Kalbi and Beef Bulgogi are my top picks. The sweet marinade and tenderness of the meat, tucked inside of rice wraps and then dipped in salty sesame oil makes me HAPPY. Ask for lettuce leaves and you can create a variety of wraps, mixing grilled pieces of meat with rice wraps, green onions and crunchy radishes. The contrast in textures, temperature, salty and sweet makes for a memorable experience. Ask for rice at the end and the attentive servers will mix leftover pieces of meat and vegetables from your grill to create a fried rice dish that tastes even better the next day. Use an empty rice bowl to easily collect rice for your to-go container, and remember to take home the bone (if you order kalbi) - not for the dog, but for you! It makes a great stock for soup. I would give 5 stars if the meat portions were larger based on the price point. read more

Honey Pig - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Quality Korean barbecue. Great service. We actually picked 2 meats for 4 people and we were all full with no leftovers so it worked out great. Whatever meat that is leftover they will make into fried rice for you right in front of you, this tasted amazing! We got bulgogi and garlic pork belly, if I remember correctly. Both very yummy. This is the perfect Korean bbq experience with all the fixins. Kid friendly too! Parking lot too. read more

Honey Pig - Yummy! - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Yes this place has a bad rap but they are working hard to fix their reputation. This is a traditional Korean BBQ place. My friends prefer this place because the meats are higher quality and you have tons more choices to pick from : Chicken, Beef Brisket, Pork Skin, Intestine (apparently it's amazing but they were out that day), Squid, Pork with lots of flavors to choose from: spicy, garlic, green tea, been curd, wine,etc. There is no way you could try them all. There are many Korean BBQ places to pick from on this side of town, they all offer the same idea. I can't tell a difference in flavor but you usually get about 6-8 courses of meat with rice at the end. I've learned to pick the place with the culture I like the best, that always varies (some are loud, some prefer banquet tables, some play K Pop all day, etc.). The unlimited is about $27.99 (per person) or you can get varied meats for just $17. Obviously it's a better idea to pick the unlimited because you will not get full with just 1 meat selection. FYI- everyone must order the same meal option since it's cooked at your table They will give you seasonings, dipping sauces and wraps to dress your meat with but first you start with a Kimchi soup. Loved this soup, think cucumber & vinegar soup . Refreshing! They start with Kimchi and Sprouts on a circular grill on your table (yes you watch you food cook and get to play with it). Next came the meats we tried the brisket (very good hear, probably the best I've had at a korean BBQ), Pork Skin (keep in mind it will be rubbery but I liked it, my dates did not), Squid ( it was also very rubbery and spicy, it was ok), spicy pork (it was too spicy for me), green tea pork (very lightly seasoned, good). After this my friends were full so I opted to bring on the rice. I love this part., they put rice on the grill and mix in everything left on the grill, yes! At this point you're stuffed like on Thanksgiving but who cares. It's an experience. To drink try the Soju in a teapot, always goes down smooth with this food. Overall this place is a great for date night or hanging with friends. It's very expensive compared to most Korean BBQ places are in the $17-22 (per person) range. If you want to try other spots try Iron Age or Oh! My SamGyupSal (cheaper, less choices but really who can eat more than 5 meat courses?) read more

Honey Pig - Green tea pork - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Honey Pig might be a bit pricier than other KBBQ in the area, but it is definitely worth it. The quality of the meat alone is amazing. On top of this, they recently just changed their menu so that the AYCE includes a lot more items (check out my post in the tip section for the full menu). When we went the new menu wasn't established yet, we were simply handed a magazine page with the options. This KBBQ joint is heavily centered around the meat. There isn't much banchan or appetizers to distract you from the quality of their cuts. There's not even rice to fill you up. Meat is the centerpiece here. Kimchi and bean sprouts cook alongside the meat. My favorite is putting meat, sauce, and salad inside a little white wrap and eating my little Korean KBBQ taco in one bite. The brisket here is the best brisket I've had (so far) in an AYCE KBBQ joint in the nation. It comes seasoned unlike most briskets; the seasoning really brings out the tenderness and flavor of the meat. I was really underwhelmed with the wine pork belly- I could not taste the wine at all. I think our server mixed up the regular pork with the wine. At the end of your AYCE meal you get complimentary kimchi fried rice. We were full by then and so our server let us take the rice home! On that topic, the service here is great. We never touched the tongs to cook- our server did literally all of the cooking. Aside from us, there were only about 7 tables on a late Saturday night. Again, the price IS steep which is unexpected for a town with such a heavy Korean population. However, this is not the west coast or the northeast United States where KBBQ is more competitive; southern United States just has steeper KBBQ prices period. Overall, I give this place a 4.5 star which rounds to 5 on yelp. read more

Honey Pig - Kimchi fried rice - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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As far as Korean BBQs go, I like Honey Pig the most. Simply cos the food and service is much better. The place is always busy, but tables are turned around very quickly , so your wait should not be long. But try to come early on the weekends, as it does get busy. Do not over order. The portion may look small, but somehow, you'll be stuffed. The kurabuta pork belly is good, so is the mushrooms and also the brisket. If you order these 3, it will be enough for 4 adults. At the end of your meal, you'll b e served their famous kimchi fried rice, and you can ask them to hold the butter too. You'll be dining over a sizzling hot upsidedown wok.. so , plan to go home straight away to change out your clothes. If you hit the club right away.. they'll be friskin you for kim chi and fried rice.. read more

Had such a wonderful time again! Curry pork belly is the best! Spicy squid is my second favorite. We had Simon as a server this time he was very attentive, knowledgeable, and welcoming. Can't wait to return for more yumminess! So I did indeed come back...the same day but it was not for yumminess : I had to drive an hour in total back to receive a refund because I was over charged by the restaurant for another person...the server cho who answered the phone was very rude to me about it and made it seem as if I didn't come back today to get the money I wouldn't be receiving the refund. I talked to our server about it (Simon) and he was very polite and apologetic for the discrepancy I just didn't like cho coming at me in an aggressive manner. He then told me I was complaining by calling in to let them know I had been over charged read more

Honey Pig - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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My uncle is a Korean BBQ Conniusseur so when he visited me from Houston Texas, I had to take him to Honey Pig. It was a long drive from McDonough, but he was very pleased and stated the food was some of the best he's had. The Beef Bulgogi was perfectly seasoned as was everything I ate. I will be returning soon. read more

The first time I tried this place, around December 2014, it was delicious. We came around 4pm-5pm on a weekday so it was very quiet and only about two other tables besides us. The server was very attentive, helped us cook our unlimited meat and even offered to make us kimchi fried rice after we couldn't finish everything. The second time, around December 2015, was a stark contrast. We came to celebrate my cousin's graduation from GT around dinnertime and the place was packed. The wait was an hour long. I don't know if they cut down the portion sizes or raised their prices, but it didn't seem like that great of a value to get the barbecue. A majority of us ended up ordering from the regular menu. Almost everything on their regular menu was rated spicy! We like spicy, but we knew they meant "Korean" spicy. Three of us ordered the bibimbap just to be safe. The food was still delicious! Our service was still quite good considering the amount of people to which they were attending. I would rate this place 5/5 if the value was there, but the food is still great! read more

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Wanted some Korean Bbq but the other places had an hour wait (9292 and 678). This one we were able to get seated right away. I guess that should've been a red flag. First time in Georgia and at a Korean Bbq AYCE. At the front entrance, there is a temp checker. It scans your face so it's pretty neat. There is also a hand sanitizing mist and one that you walk through. We were seated and the server came out shortly after with a giant bowl of Kimchi and bean sprouts. We thought it would just be side dishes but he threw them on both sides of the grill. Basically covered the entire grill. Which was really weird to us as we've been to Korean Bbq places in Los Angeles and Las Vegas and they don't do that. I mean what if we don't want it grilled or want tons of it? It was really good otherwise. We decided to do the 34.99 all you can eat for our family of 5. It was disappointing. For 34.99, the selection of meats is so small compared to that of Los Angeles and Las Vegas. We basically stuck with the garlic pork belly and beef brisket. We did not like the beef bulgogi or spicy squid. The server was nonexistent, forgot our meats most of the time, and was hardly ever around. Once in awhile, someone would come and cut our meat and disappear again. I mean you have a button that you press to have them come over but they'd forget the meats. We didn't get the rest of the side dishes (soup, some egg thing, cheesy corn) til we were almost done eating. We thought it just came with rice and radishes. Ha! The grill wasn't that hot either. Beef brisket cooked quickly but the other stuff had to sit for a bit. Ended up with a pretty scorched grill. Maybe this is how they do it in Georgia. Definitely disappointed. read more

This place was my first Korean BBQ experience so needless to say I was stoked to try it out and it did not disappoint! They unfortunately do not take reservations so we put our name on the list and took a stroll to a Mexican place next door for a margarita while on the wait list. After Half hour we got the text that our table was ready. The party began as soon as we were seated lol. The restaurant was hopping on a Friday night but I was extremely impressed with the efficient servers and how seamlessly they worked with one another. There didn't even seem to be a manager on the floor so I inquired about it from one of our waiters and he just looked around and said that "he didn't seem to be in today". Incredible. They all looked like 20 year old kids to me, with insane work ethic and "one for all and all for one" kind of attitude. Back to the party.. We ordered a combo of korubuta pork (their specialty), scallops (which came in 8 gigantic juicy pieces), and squid. The whole thing is grilled at the table with bean sprouts, kimchi and mushrooms. The meal was accompanied by ban chan dishes as is the Korean tradition - kimchi, rice wraps, radish, sauces, lettuce, and some mysterious items I didn't recognize right off the bat. The meal was awesome! I do wish they had a full liquor licence though. Overall: they don't take reservations so expect a wait, efficient and fast service, fantastic food, but beer and wine only. Very unique experience, which I tremendously enjoyed! Also great place for people watching =) Definitely a must try read more

Honey Pig - Pork, scallops, squid, bean sprouts, mushrooms, and kimchi - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

I believe my lofty expectations outweighed my experience here. I had bookmarked this restaurant a long time ago, and was excited that I was finally getting a chance to try it for the first time. Everyone I had previously talked to had recommended the AYCE here. That's not what I had this time, but tried a lot of the food nonetheless. The first observation that stuck out to me was the unique Korean cast-iron lid that was used as the table top grill. It was not shaped like a traditional grill that I've seen at just about every Korean BBQ restaurant I've ever been to. This one was dome-shaped, almost like cooking on a lid of a large pot. It even had what appeared to be a handle in the center. A few things I liked about the restaurant is that they place tin foil on the top of the grill while cooking marinated meat and seafood. This is so that the food doesn't stick to the grill, which I thought was a brilliant idea. I also noticed that it prevents the meat from over-charring which happens when it is cooked on the grill for too long or comes in direct contact with the fire. I had the opportunity to sample many different meats marinated in various sauces. Most tasted pretty good. One complaint would be that I noticed I had a lot of fatty food on the meats, which I usually don't like to eat because it's very difficult to chew and swallow. The pot also seemed to be way too hot, as food was literally popping off the grill. Another complaint is that my drink cup was noticeably dirty. I had to wipe off some pepper flakes and just tried not to drink from that side. Was not too happy about that. While I was here, the owner was kind enough to come out and introduce himself. He seemed like a very nice gentlemen and passed out some candy on our way out. Overall this is a decent restaurant, but still has some improvements to work on. read more

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We have tons of Korean bbq places in Atlanta now, especially in Duluth. But there is something about Honey Pig that gets me going back all the time. I like the quality of the meat there and unlike other AYCE places, Honey Pig offers a lot more options on their lists of meat to choose from when you do decide to go AYCE. My favorites are the classic beef brisket of course and the wine pork belly. They also offer Berkshire and curry flavored pork belly. Their dome shaped grill approach adds a nice touch if you are dining with a group of friends as it provides easy access to the meat. Also the shape of the grill also contributes to the quicker removal of all the oil/fat from the cooking meat. The only complaint I have is that the sides are a bit weak in portion and quality. The cheese corn given was not a lot and the steamed egg was quite dry. Nonetheless I'll still be coming back to get my Korean bbq fixing! I arrived on a Saturday around 9:30pm and it wasn't too busy. I liked the popcorn machine at the door but wished it was an ice cream machine instead, hehe! read more

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We ordered delivery on Uber Eats. The food was packaged great and plentiful. We ordered kalbi (Korean short ribs), pork belly, and bibimpop with bulgogi (spicy rice with veggies and beef). Every thing was delicious. The kimchi/side dishes were some of the best I've ever had. We will definitely be ordering from here again! read more

Honey Pig - Copious amounts of delicious food - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

This is your average korean bbq in duluth. Nothing too amazing here. The interior of the restaurant is nice. With consistent industrial theme, Honey Pig has a great environment for a fun night of food and drink. Bring a lot of friends, and you'll be sure to have a good time. Pricing is definitely on the higher end. Compared to KBBQ in places like Los Angeles and SF, you are not offered that much variety for the price point. Also, knowing that customers love brisket, they have two separate, menus forcing the brisket fans to pay an extra 5 dollars. Service here is spotty to say the least. I've come here a couple times and had great waiters as well as terrible waiters. Simon and Anthony are great waiters, so if you get the chance, make sure to ask for them. I had a female waiter on my last visit who was not good to say the least. She took her sweet time on bringing out all the food and could not cook all the food fast enough. Also, she clearly wasn't too busy with other tables because it wasn't even that busy. So next time you come to Honey Pig, order unlimited, eat a lot, and hope you get good service. read more

Honey Pig - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Great "Sunday brunch" at Honey Pig! Not going to lie, previous reviews made me a bit skeptical to try the place, but word of mouth prevailed and I'm so glad it did! Honey Pig is a traditional AYCE KBBQ for $30 a person. Included in the price is all the bonchon/steamed egg/cheesy corn, etc. The menu said there was a two hour limit though I believe we went a little past that and we definitely did not feel rushed. Our server was so fantastic, but unfortunately it seemed that they were a bit under staffed so we did have to wait a while for our requests or ask twice for items. It was not her fault though, she was super polite and working her butt off. Btw current health rating as of July 2018 is a B read more

Honey Pig - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Fairly standard. The meats were well seasoned. Staff was friendly. We were looking for a place that allowed us to grill the food ourselves and had a buffet. Unfortunately, the staff at HoneyPig do the grilling for you, so you lose control and things took more time. There were only a few sauces. We only got meats two at a time. Overall, okay experience but I've definitely enjoyed myself more at other K-BBQ places. read more

Honey Pig is a great spot! It's different than the stylized photos suggest: this is a chill restaurant in the middle of a strip mall. The ambiance is cool - the space is large with lots of seating. We ate here on Mother's Day 2021. They sat us right away, and the covid precautions are well done: sanitizer at the entry, temp checks, and a sanitizer mister that we all walked through. The staff is friendly, and somewhat hands-off. This isn't a problem to me. Many Korean BBQ spots are like that. We had to ask for water and refills and whatnot, but we came for the food! The food is amazing - the pork belly is flavored really well. Everyone's favorites were the garlic and the spicy pork belly. My kids loved the beef bulgogi, too. It's really reasonably priced for AYCE, especially the youth/child prices. We will be back, for sure! read more

We were in Duluth and weren't sure what we wanted to eat. In the back of my mind, a voice was whispering Honey Pig, which I'd seen during a visit to Thank U Chicken and had heard favorable things about from some Yelp pals. Choice made. Honey Pig has been around since 2007 and seems to be a trailblazing Korean BBQ place for the Duluth area. I like the logo too which is a pig's snout or smiley face without the mouth. We ended up ordering the Unlimited B option ($29.99 for dinner) which included 12 meat selections; Unlimited A has 17 for $34.99. The menu states there's a 2 hour limit for these, but it wasn't enforced, or at least not when we went. So that we could sample more meats and because it was just two of us, we requested half orders of the meats. Our server Christine was super nice and attentive. I'm sure I'd be a terrible server at these sorts of places, burning diners' meats and such. So I'm always impressed at how staff at KBBQs are so excellent at multitasking. Honey Pig's grill ("Ssot-Dduk-Kung" according to their website) sort of resembles a rounded pyramid, shaped so that the grease drips down and out into an aluminum cup. I thought the grill was a lid at first. Unfortunately, the table area was pretty limited, so you're sitting relatively close to the sizzling grill which splattered grease here and there, coming close to my clothing. Maybe wearing duds you don't care about that much is advisable here. We told Christine about this, and she did her best to fold the little foil boats ferrying the meats to prevent oil spray, but that only did so much. My favorite meats included the bean paste pork belly and the beef bulgogi. I hope you like pork belly since Honey Pig sure has a lot! The garlic pork belly and plain pork belly (there's also a Berkshire version) were also good. The pork skin was probably our least favorite meat due to its mushy texture. The side dishes were pretty good, liked the steamed egg and cheese corn. I wanted a second serving of salad, and that one had way too many onions. One stall in the restroom was very dark for some reason, but on the plus side, there's free mouthwash. Parking in the shopping center filled up by the time we left; there are a lot of popular business nearby. Glad we tried out Honey Pig! read more

Don't go there . I went there last week for dinner. Never go back again Cheap service, terrible meat quality. read more

We were recently here celebrating our son's 21st birthday. It was a super fun night. We decided on the all. you can eat option and added a half order of mushrooms. It was really good. We love the ambiance and the servers are always so kind and helpful without being overbearing. We stuffed ourselves and left very full and happy. We will definitely be back. read more

food and service was excellent very tender. Good meat I I really enjoyed the meal that I ordered that beef Korean style. They have Accent excellent lighting and plenty of places to sit down large family gatherings. read more

Honey pig is one of the original Korean BBQ spot here in Duluth. Located on the busy side streets of Old Norcross, it can be hard to find parking when dining for dinner. Honey pig offers entrees and AYCE. I normally just prefer AYCE bc I enjoy variety of meats. Today, I tried the beef brisket, pork belly, pork skins, and pork shoulders. The meat quality here is excellent although I didn't really enjoy pork skin. We dined here for lunch and there were 2 servers. Our server gave us excellent service while the other server kind of looked lost. I would absolutely dine here again. 5/5 read more

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Lots of Korean BBQ in this area. My experience here was pretty awful. The waiter could not seem more disinterested to be working. He took 10 minutes to come to our table and barely came back. This is really bad when you charge $38 for all-you-can-eat bbq. We ordered two meats, cooked, finished it off and then just sat there trying to get the attention of the waiter. Eventually, the hostess came by and took another order. This happened twice during our 1.5 hr dinner. We typically wouldn't spend that much time for dinner but take into account the time to get an order, cook the food and wait for the waiter to come back and it adds up. I will say that he did seem to prefer a table with two Korean girls there. I won't assume anything but based on this experience, I won't be back and won't recommend this place to anyone who asks. read more

HOLY SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH....... This place is FRIGGIN' AMAZING! I was so incredibly surprised that this place is here. Having had korean bbq in Ktown - LA, Bay Area, Michigan (yeah random..) I thought I had tried it all..and then this place...aerwgjkarenga. Came here as a party of 6 and we all ordered the all you can eat. My bestie called it a "True Korean Experience"..and since she's Korean and pretty much a fob (hehe, love you!)..I trust her. :D First of all, the grill is a DOME. Which makes it cool to look at. Second of all, the Kimchi and the mung bean sprouts are placed directly on the grill to cook while you eat. Third, they give you mushrooms...and JUST SO YOU KNOW, you're supposed to let the mushrooms grill with the curve facing up. Over time there will be soup that collects within the mushroom and you're suppose to drink the soup before you eat the mushroom. Food was AMAZING! All of them are really good, just be careful with the marinated meats cuz it leaves BURNT pieces on the dome. Helpful tip: Don't fill up too much on the meat because they make kimchi fried rice with your leftover meat AND give you a tofu soup at the end of the meal. YUMMMM... read more

Honey Pig - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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I'm giving it 2 stars due to friendliness of staff. Quality of food was terrible. All the meat tasted frozen meat. Owner should visit So Cals Honey Pig and try to save this brand. If I tried atlantas first I never would've given the other stores a chance. read more

Ewww. Just too many guts details. No thanks. Not for those prices. Lots of other places around.

The menu is simple if you're in the mood for Korean BBQ. There are the standard meats and also all you can eat Korean BBQ (with a certain selection of meats). The grill is at the table and there's plenty of ventilation so you don't smell like your meal. The service is amazing -- when bean sprouts or radish are finished, the servers are quick to bring out more. Additionally, they always ask if another meat order has to be put in (AYCE). Definitely will stop by again if I have the chance! read more

Honey Pig - On the grill - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Hubby has been raving about this place for three years now, as he tried the Virginia location. We ordered the kurobuta pork and the boneless prime short rib. They were both good, though I feel like I have had better pork. It's fun to see the grilling pan and all the items on it, including kimchee fried rice that they mix at end with leftover meats. Service was very attentive. read more

Honey Pig - Kurabuto pork and prime short rin - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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This place used to be one of the best Kbbq spots in Gwinnett, if not Atlanta. When I first went a couple years ago I loved it but it's been slowly losing business to the competition and they have been cutting costs by offering the customer less but still charging the same price. Their meat quality is one of the worst I have seen in a while if not the worst. I paid $30.99 for some LA Galbi and when the food came out I asked the server if I could exchange it. It was that bad. He thought I was joking but I was being dead serious and his response was "I have to talk to the manager" but I didn't want to make a big scene so I said I would just eat it. The meat looked like worse than the quality I get from the local korean supermarket. On top of all that they charge $30 but 5 strips of galbi? I can buy the same meat if not better quality at the super market for $7.99-$9.99 a pound. And of course the price is going to be cheaper at the local supermarket but that's what they served me so that what I'm comparing it to. I'm not cheap and I don't mind paying whatever the price is for my food because I believe with food you shouldn't be "cheap" but this was over board. The galbi was so bad! I'm posting a picture from google of what I'm used to seeing at kbbq restaurants versus what I was served. read more

Honey Pig - Galbi at HP - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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I had to wait for our trip to end to write this review. We saw ourselves coming back and in all, in the time of a week an a half, we came here three times. This is by far THE BEST restraunt on the Korean Food Strip in Duluth. I wish I could say that this was a factual statement. I unfortunately can't but that doesn't make my opinion any less strong. The people that work here are friendly, caring and opinionated and this is means alot. They tell you the truth when you ask them even when it includes asking them how the Tripe/intestines are. For $27 a person it's unlimited food over the grill and people do take advantage of this. Even i thought about this but we stuffes our faces as it was. High quality food, high quality tastes, high quality service where it feels like a family is taking care of you instead of a server. I can't recommend this place enough. I've never been depressed over not being able to go back and i'm not ashamed to talk about my food depression issues because i never ever in my life had depression over food but I can honestly say when i think about the good times we had here, the food, the fun and the atmosphere, its depressing that this place is 9 and a half hours away. If your on vacation or in Georgia, by all means try this place out. You won't regret it. I promise. read more

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