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Jongro KBBQ is THE spot for Korean BBQ & will certainly not leave you disappointed at all. And their awesome price point of their all you can eat 'Ayce' - $31 per person will get you endless options of pork, beef, chicken, and seafood! Within each protein option, you'll have the choice of a soy garlic sauce, spicy, butter, mango habanero... and all with zero comprise on the cut of the meat! My favourites yesterday were the rib eye, honey butter calamari and the spicy pork belly. They also have all you can eat with their sides, which include fried rice, corn cheese, plain rice, Korean fried chicken... amongst a bunch of other options. I just so happened to go on a Tuesday, when they have ALL DAY half priced drinks. Which was a much needed surprise after a long day at work. Our server was amazing, despite him having a bunch of tables on his watch, we still got our drinks and various meats served at the perfect time. He swapped out the covers for the grill when they needed changing & most importantly - without us asking. The venue is decorated with antique pieces, which add a really unique spin to the otherwise modern decor.
Wheaton Jongro is really good! I would say it's better than iron age... They actually have the rice cakes and so much more. Nicely dressed salad, kimchi, fried rice, cheese and corn are all part of the $31 ayce meal. The meat tasted good too. The service was average to other kbbq places but they kept the meats coming. This place is huge so hopefully they have more servers there when it's packed. I would recommend this place for kbbq. Jongro impressed me and has now joined my top 3 for kbbq in the DMV area
My cousin and I decided to try this place for a late dinner as this is one of the few restaurants that are open after 10pm. Overall, I thought the price ($31 per person for AYCE) is fair and the taste was good. The best cuts were definitely ribeye steak, normal and spicy briskets, octopus, and the different bulgogis. These were tender, juicy, and delicious! Special shout-out to the yellow sauce that they put on the steak and octopus; this unknown house sauce definitely elevated the meats' taste. The pork belly, top blade steak, and pork shoulder steak were only so so. These cuts tasted were a bit disappointing in texture and taste. If I were to come back, I will definitely stick to the tastier selections. A side note on the service: 1) it was 10pm when we got there and there were 2 waiters serving four different tables, 2) thank god I can grill my meat because the servers were either too inattentive or too busy to do the grilling for us, and 3) they filled up the dipping sauces and banchan fairly quickly when asked. I'm totally fine with grilling the meats but I don't think inexperienced KBBQ diners would have enjoyed the service my cousin and I received.
I'm super excited to have Jongro BBQ in Wheaton - it's a fantastic addition to the many awesome restaurants we already have. The all you can eat lunch option was well worth the money - they immediately brought us about 6 different banchan (small plates) of kimchi, pickled radish, bean sprouts, and other fun stuff, as well as salad. For the two of us, they recommended starting with three meats - we got the soy garlic beef bulgogi, the spicy pork belly, and butter chicken. As you probably know, it cooks on the grill right in front of you. When it's done, you chow down and can also dip it into a variety of sauces that are provided. In later rounds, we got the mango beef bulgogi and the cheese corn as well. The soy garlic beef bulgogi was SO GOOD! Don't get me wrong, the spicy pork belly and mango bulgogi were also pretty damn good and I'd eat those again too. The butter chicken was just...chicken. Personally I'd skip that in favor of more bulgogi! And the cheese corn was tasty as well, but why eat that when you can have more bulgogi?!?
i came to Jongro last month with my wife late after the Taylor Swift Eras Tour movie opening night at AMC Wheaton and we were very impressed. The wait was long They let us sit at the bar and we got seated in less time than expected. The drinks are great and the BBQ is the best we've had of any place. What is amazing is all the meat options, especially steak and bulgogi, some of which you cannot find other places and they let us try four meats at once while other places limit it to only two. We look forward to returning!
This restaurant has a beautiful 1970s decor and homage. There's quite a few Korean antiques and decorations that contributed to a great atmosphere! The bar was beautiful! All you can eat bbq was straightforward to order off the menu, and the meat was extremely good quality. We went for dinner, and even though it was a little busy, we got great service, and the servers were extremely attentive and helped cook and cut the meat. If you're going here for the first time: I would recommend the bulgogi, brisket, and spicy pork belly (if you're into spicy things). You also get unlimited side dishes to include rice! One of the side dishes, the bean sprouts were a little rotten, which is the only reason I'm docking a star. Otherwise, every other component of the meal was delicious! There's a happy hour for drinks as well!
It's an affordable, convenient place to get AYCE KBBQ with friends. The meats are OK quality, similar to that of Iron Age. At around $30 for the AYCE, I can't really complain too much. The sauces provided were both pretty sweet. I asked the server for sesame oil, salt & pepper, garlic, and jalapeños. They are not provided unless asked. Brisket - great! Thinly sliced. Spicy pork belly - good too, not spicy at all. Mango habanero chicken - tender and juicy but barely any mango habanero flavor, slightly spicy. Rib eye - ok. I preferred the brisket actually. Soy garlic pork bulgogi - ok. I'm not crazy about bulgogi but figured I'd give it a try. Honey Butter Squid - not great. It was sweet, not buttery, no flavor of squid. Corn cheese - way too sweet. Steamed egg was delicious! This is the first time I've had it where it needs to cook on the stove rather than come out cooked. Ban chan & salad were solid. A lot of things were a little too sweet for my taste. Maybe that's what the kids are into these days. Who knows? I still gave this place a 4 because for a $30 all you can eat menu, they have a lot of options. As a high school or college student who can eat a lot but had little money, I would have loved to have had this option to go out with friends!
Favorite place to go for Korea's bbq! The sides are a good amount and the AYCE is affordable. I love the different sauces they also offer with the sides. You can go around for the price and quality
4.5 stars Visiting Jongro BBQ was our adventure from northern VA. Jongro BBQ is attached to Wheaton mall but it does not have a direct entrance from the mall. Surprisingly, this place also offers outdoor seating. The interior looks like a good mix of Korean barbecue place and Korean street bar, Pocha. Very spacious and good open spot. The price for all you can eat for weekend (same as weekdays dinner) is $30. It has a good variety of marinated meat selection and only seasoned. The meat quality I thought it was a lot better especially brisket compared to the ones that we live close by. I hope this place last longer and hopefully opens another one in Virginia. One thing that I really like about this place besides meat quality and good service is the grill. It has a new technology built in. The ventilator is build around the grill where I don't have to worry about smelling like meat and feeling greasy. I would like to recommend others who haven't tried Korean BBQ to set the bar high!
I have to say I was disappointed. My husband and I have had better. Maybe we will return another time with different friends and order some appetizers too but we aren't in a hurry to go back. My gripes about the place were: 1. had to cook our own meat, 2. no lettuce to wrap the meat, 3. would've liked more vegetables, and 4. cheap wooden chopsticks. One thing I was really confused about was that there weren't any lettuce to wrap the meat around. I've been to many KBBQ places and they all had lettuce on a plate. I didn't ask the server, but I didn't see lettuce at other tables either. I ate my meat with rice and some banchan. They provide two dipping sauces along with four banchan dishes (potato salad, sliced radish, kimchi, and fish cake) and a lettuce salad, and if you want to swap the dipping sauces out for other sauces on their menu, it'd be $1. You enter the restaurant from outside the mall. Go to the parking garage between JcPenney and Dick's. We enjoyed the ambience, and the space felt large. They kept one side of the restaurant closed off for now. We arrived at 6:30 on Saturday night, and were at first quoted 1 hour wait, so we decided to sit at the bar and ordered peach flavored soju (which tastes like peach schnapps), then somehow we got seated 10 minutes later! So maybe you want to stick around instead of leaving. Apparently this is the soft opening (ate on a Saturday night 3.19.22), so I don't know if my experience will change later on. I came here with my husband and another couple who had never experienced KBBQ before. You can view the menu online, the QR code was on the napkin box when we were seated. We chose AYCE (all you can eat for 27.99/per person) and selected 8 items. 8 items was plenty for the four of us. They also gave us a seafood pancake, which everybody at my table liked. We had to cook our own meat, which my husband was a bit annoyed about because he had to constantly watch the meat. We ordered Spicy pork bulgogi, seasoned pork shoulder steak, spicy chicken, mango habanero chicken, calamari, shrimp, and spicy beef bulgogi (2x). My friend who never had KBBQ was surprised to see the shrimp with heads still attached and she didn't want to peel the shell either, so people who are not familiar with KBBQ might be able to enjoy the place by going for some safer options like chicken, but I do think you have to be a bit adventurous.
Such a nice little addition to the Wheaton/Silver Spring area of foods. The place is huge, plenty of space and it was giving reply 1988 vibes. I totally loved it as a fan of that show (who watched it so many times) this was a nice little reminder of it. They were wearing the Pe uniform just like in the kdrama! First off: Our server she said she was new, But she was so great. Very attentive to everything. She made sure we are taken care of. She was very friendly. She was wearing the black tshirt/uniform petite young lady. Food: Amazing food. The PORTIONS!!!!!! Were huge. Other kbbq places should take notes. The brisket were so good. They were my favorite kind of meat. Pork belly was great! Side dishes were good especially the corn and cheese so YUM. I liked the onion/cucumber banchan too. They also provide ssamjang and garlic and pepper and lettuce! To make an amazing "ssam" Decor: completely combinations of Itaewon class, reply 1988 vibes. It is very entertaining to see all the decorations I couldn't take too much photos since there was a lot of people. Overall, satisfied with all of the meat delivered right in our table.
We went here for a friends birthday. We were a little late to join our party but able to be quickly seated. Our server was slow but kind. We asked for sides and waters a few times. The beef bulgogi was my favorite pick. Very juicy and flavorful. The kimchi was also good. It was loud because of the music. We were seated in a corner so it felt more intimate for our large party. I've been to quite a few Korean Barbecue places and this one did not stand out against the others but it's a nice place to grab food with a lady party.
NOT A BAD SPOT, located outside of Wheaton Mall!! I rated it a 3 but more so 3.5. I was part of a large group of 9 people on a weeknight for dinner around 730 PM. They offer an AYCE deal which is such a great option for large parties like this. One huge downside is that they don't offer as many side dishes that other Korean BBQ spots do such as various soups, rice cakes, fried chicken etc so that was disappointing. They also only provided a small personal size tin of steamed egg which pretty much was a one biter and had to be placed on the grill so that took time/space. We did get the one other option of the cheese corn and I'd say, DO NOT bother getting it. Once cooked, it was so watery, the cheese did not stick and the corn was tough. At the same time, the AYCE was only about $30, so take what you can. The meat options weren't bad either. They offered the usual chicken, beef, and pork options with some extra marinaded options. They do have honey butter calamari, which I have to say, I have had better elsewhere. The butter just melted off and the flavor did not stick much. I think the brisket here was too thick imo, I prefer the more thinly sliced cuts so it was a little tough. The plain pork belly and rib eye steak was probably the better options on the menu. We had one server, which he was AMAZING! But I was confused as to why he was left to serve a group of 9 on his own when it seemed like there were plenty of other servers available. Given that, he deserved a 5 star rating. He was prompt and catered to our needs as fast as he could. The interior is nicely decorated though. It is suppose to resemble street market vendors in Korea and they have modernized the look of it.
Went here yesterday for lunch - sadly didn't get lunch price since it was the weekend but still $33ish for all you can eat was so worth it. Everything was delicious, especially the spicy rice cakes. Maybe some of the best I've had and I go to a lot of kbbq places. The spicy bulgogi kind of looked like ground beef but was still yummy. They had so many side options compared to some other places. The server was very attentive since we had a table of 6 and were constantly asking for things and he was very patient for us. Wish I got his name to compliment him on here. The restaurant was decorated in a cute way. Hope they bring a location to Virginia soon since it was kind of a far trek. This might be my new favorite place to get kbbq. It shows up as Inju Bbq on Google/apple maps - think they're renaming. It was located outside of the mall so check parking beforehand. read more
I'll say that I was pleasantly surprised with the food and (especially) the service during our recent Jongro BBQ visit. Although the restaurant is pretty large, I highly recommend making a reservation because we had a 20-minute wait even though at least half of the tables were unoccupied. I'm not saying a 20-minute wait is bad, but we went on a lazy Sunday so I imagine the wait time would have been longer had we visited on a Friday or Saturday night. For about $35 bucks, you will have 90 minutes to eat as much as your heart (or stomach) desires with a nice selection of pork, beef, chicken, and seafood items. Overall, I though all of our servings were quite delicious, and the portions were quite generous. I'll say that the three layer pork belly, soy garlic pork bulgogi, ribeye steak, mango beef bulgogi and the honey butter calamari were my favorites. *Yes, I know that's a lot of favorites, but it was hard to chose 1-3 favorites. ;) * When ordering the honey butter calamari, I highly recommend that you eat it pretty fast bc it's not so great once it cools off. I thought the service was absolutely wonderful. Our waitress was quite friendly and make wonderful recommendations. Also, she constantly changed our grill, which I really appreciated. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very inviting with the various display of Korean momentos. Honestly, it felt like being in someone's home rather than a restaurant. Since we visited in November, the restaurant also had a lot of Christmas decorations. Also, I thought the restaurant had a decent air filtering system because we did not smell like a grill and/or smoked meat upon leaving the restaurant. For our party of two, we were informed that the AYCE deal is for 90 minutes; however, I'm not sure if the restaurant will extend the time depending on the party size. I don't know, but I think 90 minutes might be kind of tight if you have a party larger than 4 folks. All in all, I definitely will return to Jongro BBQ to have some other meat varieties that we did not have a chance to try. read more
Jongro KBBQ is THE spot for Korean BBQ & will certainly not leave you disappointed at all. And their awesome price point of their all you can eat 'Ayce' - $31 per person will get you endless options of pork, beef, chicken, and seafood! Within each protein option, you'll have the choice of a soy garlic sauce, spicy, butter, mango habanero... and all with zero comprise on the cut of the meat! My favourites yesterday were the rib eye, honey butter calamari and the spicy pork belly. They also have all you can eat with their sides, which include fried rice, corn cheese, plain rice, Korean fried chicken... amongst a bunch of other options. I just so happened to go on a Tuesday, when they have ALL DAY half priced drinks. Which was a much needed surprise after a long day at work. Our server was amazing, despite him having a bunch of tables on his watch, we still got our drinks and various meats served at the perfect time. He swapped out the covers for the grill when they needed changing & most importantly - without us asking. The venue is decorated with antique pieces, which add a really unique spin to the otherwise modern decor. read more
4 years ago
Wheaton Jongro is really good! I would say it's better than iron age... They actually have the rice cakes and so much more. Nicely dressed salad, kimchi, fried rice, cheese and corn are all part of the $31 ayce meal. The meat tasted good too. The service was average to other kbbq places but they kept the meats coming. This place is huge so hopefully they have more servers there when it's packed. I would recommend this place for kbbq. Jongro impressed me and has now joined my top 3 for kbbq in the DMV area read more
My cousin and I decided to try this place for a late dinner as this is one of the few restaurants that are open after 10pm. Overall, I thought the price ($31 per person for AYCE) is fair and the taste was good. The best cuts were definitely ribeye steak, normal and spicy briskets, octopus, and the different bulgogis. These were tender, juicy, and delicious! Special shout-out to the yellow sauce that they put on the steak and octopus; this unknown house sauce definitely elevated the meats' taste. The pork belly, top blade steak, and pork shoulder steak were only so so. These cuts tasted were a bit disappointing in texture and taste. If I were to come back, I will definitely stick to the tastier selections. A side note on the service: 1) it was 10pm when we got there and there were 2 waiters serving four different tables, 2) thank god I can grill my meat because the servers were either too inattentive or too busy to do the grilling for us, and 3) they filled up the dipping sauces and banchan fairly quickly when asked. I'm totally fine with grilling the meats but I don't think inexperienced KBBQ diners would have enjoyed the service my cousin and I received. read more
I'm super excited to have Jongro BBQ in Wheaton - it's a fantastic addition to the many awesome restaurants we already have. The all you can eat lunch option was well worth the money - they immediately brought us about 6 different banchan (small plates) of kimchi, pickled radish, bean sprouts, and other fun stuff, as well as salad. For the two of us, they recommended starting with three meats - we got the soy garlic beef bulgogi, the spicy pork belly, and butter chicken. As you probably know, it cooks on the grill right in front of you. When it's done, you chow down and can also dip it into a variety of sauces that are provided. In later rounds, we got the mango beef bulgogi and the cheese corn as well. The soy garlic beef bulgogi was SO GOOD! Don't get me wrong, the spicy pork belly and mango bulgogi were also pretty damn good and I'd eat those again too. The butter chicken was just...chicken. Personally I'd skip that in favor of more bulgogi! And the cheese corn was tasty as well, but why eat that when you can have more bulgogi?!? read more
3 years ago
i came to Jongro last month with my wife late after the Taylor Swift Eras Tour movie opening night at AMC Wheaton and we were very impressed. The wait was long They let us sit at the bar and we got seated in less time than expected. The drinks are great and the BBQ is the best we've had of any place. What is amazing is all the meat options, especially steak and bulgogi, some of which you cannot find other places and they let us try four meats at once while other places limit it to only two. We look forward to returning! read more
4 years ago
This restaurant has a beautiful 1970s decor and homage. There's quite a few Korean antiques and decorations that contributed to a great atmosphere! The bar was beautiful! All you can eat bbq was straightforward to order off the menu, and the meat was extremely good quality. We went for dinner, and even though it was a little busy, we got great service, and the servers were extremely attentive and helped cook and cut the meat. If you're going here for the first time: I would recommend the bulgogi, brisket, and spicy pork belly (if you're into spicy things). You also get unlimited side dishes to include rice! One of the side dishes, the bean sprouts were a little rotten, which is the only reason I'm docking a star. Otherwise, every other component of the meal was delicious! There's a happy hour for drinks as well! read more
It's an affordable, convenient place to get AYCE KBBQ with friends. The meats are OK quality, similar to that of Iron Age. At around $30 for the AYCE, I can't really complain too much. The sauces provided were both pretty sweet. I asked the server for sesame oil, salt & pepper, garlic, and jalapeños. They are not provided unless asked. Brisket - great! Thinly sliced. Spicy pork belly - good too, not spicy at all. Mango habanero chicken - tender and juicy but barely any mango habanero flavor, slightly spicy. Rib eye - ok. I preferred the brisket actually. Soy garlic pork bulgogi - ok. I'm not crazy about bulgogi but figured I'd give it a try. Honey Butter Squid - not great. It was sweet, not buttery, no flavor of squid. Corn cheese - way too sweet. Steamed egg was delicious! This is the first time I've had it where it needs to cook on the stove rather than come out cooked. Ban chan & salad were solid. A lot of things were a little too sweet for my taste. Maybe that's what the kids are into these days. Who knows? I still gave this place a 4 because for a $30 all you can eat menu, they have a lot of options. As a high school or college student who can eat a lot but had little money, I would have loved to have had this option to go out with friends! read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
Favorite place to go for Korea's bbq! The sides are a good amount and the AYCE is affordable. I love the different sauces they also offer with the sides. You can go around for the price and quality read more
4.5 stars Visiting Jongro BBQ was our adventure from northern VA. Jongro BBQ is attached to Wheaton mall but it does not have a direct entrance from the mall. Surprisingly, this place also offers outdoor seating. The interior looks like a good mix of Korean barbecue place and Korean street bar, Pocha. Very spacious and good open spot. The price for all you can eat for weekend (same as weekdays dinner) is $30. It has a good variety of marinated meat selection and only seasoned. The meat quality I thought it was a lot better especially brisket compared to the ones that we live close by. I hope this place last longer and hopefully opens another one in Virginia. One thing that I really like about this place besides meat quality and good service is the grill. It has a new technology built in. The ventilator is build around the grill where I don't have to worry about smelling like meat and feeling greasy. I would like to recommend others who haven't tried Korean BBQ to set the bar high! read more
5 years ago
I have to say I was disappointed. My husband and I have had better. Maybe we will return another time with different friends and order some appetizers too but we aren't in a hurry to go back. My gripes about the place were: 1. had to cook our own meat, 2. no lettuce to wrap the meat, 3. would've liked more vegetables, and 4. cheap wooden chopsticks. One thing I was really confused about was that there weren't any lettuce to wrap the meat around. I've been to many KBBQ places and they all had lettuce on a plate. I didn't ask the server, but I didn't see lettuce at other tables either. I ate my meat with rice and some banchan. They provide two dipping sauces along with four banchan dishes (potato salad, sliced radish, kimchi, and fish cake) and a lettuce salad, and if you want to swap the dipping sauces out for other sauces on their menu, it'd be $1. You enter the restaurant from outside the mall. Go to the parking garage between JcPenney and Dick's. We enjoyed the ambience, and the space felt large. They kept one side of the restaurant closed off for now. We arrived at 6:30 on Saturday night, and were at first quoted 1 hour wait, so we decided to sit at the bar and ordered peach flavored soju (which tastes like peach schnapps), then somehow we got seated 10 minutes later! So maybe you want to stick around instead of leaving. Apparently this is the soft opening (ate on a Saturday night 3.19.22), so I don't know if my experience will change later on. I came here with my husband and another couple who had never experienced KBBQ before. You can view the menu online, the QR code was on the napkin box when we were seated. We chose AYCE (all you can eat for 27.99/per person) and selected 8 items. 8 items was plenty for the four of us. They also gave us a seafood pancake, which everybody at my table liked. We had to cook our own meat, which my husband was a bit annoyed about because he had to constantly watch the meat. We ordered Spicy pork bulgogi, seasoned pork shoulder steak, spicy chicken, mango habanero chicken, calamari, shrimp, and spicy beef bulgogi (2x). My friend who never had KBBQ was surprised to see the shrimp with heads still attached and she didn't want to peel the shell either, so people who are not familiar with KBBQ might be able to enjoy the place by going for some safer options like chicken, but I do think you have to be a bit adventurous. read more
Such a nice little addition to the Wheaton/Silver Spring area of foods. The place is huge, plenty of space and it was giving reply 1988 vibes. I totally loved it as a fan of that show (who watched it so many times) this was a nice little reminder of it. They were wearing the Pe uniform just like in the kdrama! First off: Our server she said she was new, But she was so great. Very attentive to everything. She made sure we are taken care of. She was very friendly. She was wearing the black tshirt/uniform petite young lady. Food: Amazing food. The PORTIONS!!!!!! Were huge. Other kbbq places should take notes. The brisket were so good. They were my favorite kind of meat. Pork belly was great! Side dishes were good especially the corn and cheese so YUM. I liked the onion/cucumber banchan too. They also provide ssamjang and garlic and pepper and lettuce! To make an amazing "ssam" Decor: completely combinations of Itaewon class, reply 1988 vibes. It is very entertaining to see all the decorations I couldn't take too much photos since there was a lot of people. Overall, satisfied with all of the meat delivered right in our table. read more
3 years ago
We went here for a friends birthday. We were a little late to join our party but able to be quickly seated. Our server was slow but kind. We asked for sides and waters a few times. The beef bulgogi was my favorite pick. Very juicy and flavorful. The kimchi was also good. It was loud because of the music. We were seated in a corner so it felt more intimate for our large party. I've been to quite a few Korean Barbecue places and this one did not stand out against the others but it's a nice place to grab food with a lady party. read more
2 years ago
NOT A BAD SPOT, located outside of Wheaton Mall!! I rated it a 3 but more so 3.5. I was part of a large group of 9 people on a weeknight for dinner around 730 PM. They offer an AYCE deal which is such a great option for large parties like this. One huge downside is that they don't offer as many side dishes that other Korean BBQ spots do such as various soups, rice cakes, fried chicken etc so that was disappointing. They also only provided a small personal size tin of steamed egg which pretty much was a one biter and had to be placed on the grill so that took time/space. We did get the one other option of the cheese corn and I'd say, DO NOT bother getting it. Once cooked, it was so watery, the cheese did not stick and the corn was tough. At the same time, the AYCE was only about $30, so take what you can. The meat options weren't bad either. They offered the usual chicken, beef, and pork options with some extra marinaded options. They do have honey butter calamari, which I have to say, I have had better elsewhere. The butter just melted off and the flavor did not stick much. I think the brisket here was too thick imo, I prefer the more thinly sliced cuts so it was a little tough. The plain pork belly and rib eye steak was probably the better options on the menu. We had one server, which he was AMAZING! But I was confused as to why he was left to serve a group of 9 on his own when it seemed like there were plenty of other servers available. Given that, he deserved a 5 star rating. He was prompt and catered to our needs as fast as he could. The interior is nicely decorated though. It is suppose to resemble street market vendors in Korea and they have modernized the look of it. read more
3 years ago
Not worth the money. 1. The menu selection is much smaller compare to other Korean BBQ places. 2. Food is incredibly disappointing. Steak had no flavor. The thin sliced meat was dry, and the spicy bulgogi was just thinly sliced beef with some spicy sauce drizzled on top. Not marinated. The honey butter calamari is an abomination that needs to be remove from the menu. The calamari itself has no taste whatsoever, and the sweetness of the marinade does not go will with seafood at all. 3. The "butter" they drizzled on top of the rib-eye looks incredibly unappetizing 4. Sides were an after thought. The steam egg had no flavor 5. The side dishes were few and boring 6. Service is slow even on a pretty quiet night. Decor is cute, so two stars. Unless management actually try to manage, I think the place will get outcompeted relatively soon. Best of luck to them. read more
I looooooveeee this place. It's in a great location with plenty of parking plus super affordable. The lunch special is a steal. I also ordered the Seoul mule and it was super yummy and refreshing. I've already been here 3 times. More will come for sure! read more
Tons of free parking. Accepts both cash and credit card. Located next to UPS store. We came here on a weekday as we walk past this restaurant several times while in the area. We decided to give this place a try. My overall thoughts is: Definitely give this place a try. Their food is delicious..Thank me later! Upon entering the restaurant, you feel like you are transported to an authentic Korean building. The ambience is nice and the music wasn't too overpowering. The interior of the restaurant is large. Definitely had enough tables to accommodate tons of customers. We came during the lunch hours so it wasn't too busy especially on a weekday. Each table appears to have a gas grill embedded in the table. Tables are fairly clean and very spacious to stretch out. We tried their all you can see (AYCE) option which provided a variety of proteins from chicken, beef, and pork. If you like sweet / flavorful meat, then definitely try their beef bulgogi. We enjoyed this meat plate very much. If you like spicy food, try their spicy beef bulgogi and their spicy pork belly. Packed with tons of flavor. They also have beef brisket which cooks literally in a minute if you like thin cut meats. They also have mango bulgogi, but we didn't try it since we were full. But will definitely try other flavors next time. They also provided us small dishes with our AYCE option which includes potatoes, kimchi, etc. Also comes with a side of rice. They also have steamed egg and cheese corn as side dishes in their AYCE option. Both of them are cooked directly in the grill. The staff here are extremely friendly and were very helpful. It's really nice to have an actual Korean BBQ establishment in the Wheaton MD area. Even better an AYCE Korean bbq option. I highly recommend my fellow Yelpers to check out this restaurant. They also have a bar there too if you want to grab drinks and chat with your friends. Also, very family friendly restaurant if you want to take your kids there. Definitely a nice local business. read more
Nice and clean Good quality of food! It was $27.99/person for ayce Korean bbq Our waitress was super nice and observant- cooked all our meat They didn't have brisket- which the waitress mentioned they might add to their menu once opened (currently soft open) Their mango beef bugogi was our favorite. Spicy pork belly also good as well Easy to get to w metro Would go back read more
Overall I liked the Jongro atmosphere and the Spicy Pork Belly, steamed egg, and corn cheese were tasty. We got the AYCE for $30 per person and I thought it was pretty fair. For certain meats, you might want to ask a few times - the pork belly portion was very small, but the spicy pork belly was probably twice as much. You can also ask for more dipping sauce (ssamjang & sesame oil w/ salt) as well as garlic, jalapeños, and lettuce for wraps. The seating area is very open and the benches are cool. The benches are big, but can move around a little. The shikhye (sweet rice drink) at the end tasted fine but was almost comically small in portion. The picture shows two combined. I would estimate 75mL. One thing though, their bathroom sinks have a rock problem (this is a joke - I actually thought it was cool). read more
New K-kid in town! Tucked away on the south side of Westfield Wheaton near DSW, next to a garage. You must enter from the parking lot rather than from the mall. Inside is high ceilinged and dark,but down lighting makes it easy to see what you're cooking and eating. Obligatory K-pop at a moderate level that allows conversation. Patio looked like it was being set up as a tiki bar. We got the $31 AYCE. Our server Brandon was very helpful in keeping us supplied with food and occasionally cooking and cutting. The menu is a bit different than other KBBQ joints I've been to. Several sides that are usually extra are included, but japchae glass noodles are extra. Your dining experience will depend on your choice of meats and dishes. Some were excellent, some mundane. Five bahn chan, fish cake, bean sprouts,pickled thinly sliced daikon radish,potatoes, and of course kimchi. All good but not outstanding. Stars of the meal: spicy pork bulgogi, brisket, rib eye steak, spicy beef bulgogi. Wish we'd known better: shrimp were shell and head on, seasoning didn't penitrate, messy to eat. KFC was just crunchy nuggets. Calamari good but could have used more kick. Corn chowder bland. Cheese corn also could have used more seasoning but was fun to twirl like fondue. Butter chicken also bland. Biggest disappointments: no galbi. Spicy pork belly nowhere close to the meat candy it should have been. Full bar if you want to get your drink on, lots of exotic choices. Nice evening, but due to inconsistent flavors I can only give 4 ****. read more
4 years ago
Another great visit to this Korean bbq. $29.99/all you can eat (kids 2-8 half price). This is the third time we've been and it was even better this time. I also notice more waiters and tables open. One thing - please stop with the bottle water. It's terrible - wasteful and horrible for earth. Tap water is great and should be offered. Please do away with this. read more
This was one of the best Korean bbq places I've ever been to with all a honesty. I am no amateur at going to Korean bbq places. I've spent 8 years in Los Angeles and nothing reached the delight as much as this place did for me. Just look at the condiments in the picture. The reason there are no other pictures is because I was so freaking excited I actually forgot. They even cook it for you! Our waitress and chef of the day Regina was absolutely phenomenal and even carried on a great conversation with us. Than you for this amazing place!!!! This will become an regularly place for me, to replace my former regular in my old location of residence. I HIIIIIIIIGHLY RECOMMEND.. read more
Good cheap place for Kbbq! Large array of marinated meats to grill. The servers are also kind and offered to change the grill plate often. The restaurant is a bit cheaper than normal Kbbq because they have a bit lower quality meat but it's still delicious and a great experience. Played tons of OG Kpop music. Also the decor and ambiance is great and really pretty, super large interior that can fit lots of people. Def would recommend!! read more
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3 years ago
I came here with a group and we tried several meats. We also shared a mango cocktail soju, which was good but I couldn't really taste the soju in it. It tasted like mango juice mostly. All the meat tasted good but I don't think it was as good as some of the other Korean bbq places in the DMV. But overall I had a good experience here and the service was good as well. read more
I've been here about three times now! It's a nice Korean barbecue place! The first time I went, they had about seven different chicken dishes and they were under a different management. Since being back, they only have about two chicken dishes, but tons of beef and pork options and sides. The new management has also added a seafood boil, which is really nice for people who don't eat beef and pork - I know that's weird. Going to a Korean barbecue and not eating beef or pork but... Here I am! So I was very happy and content with the sides, the chicken dishes, and the seafood boil! They had a steamed egg that was absolutely delicious and the seasonings and broth and it was really good. Not your average egg. Me and babe were happy satisfied and content. The service was nice... The gentleman that helped us was nice and between him and another server they helped us to cook the meat until it was done. We ordered lychee Soju cocktail and mango Soju cocktail! They were both absolutely delicious. The lychee had the fruit in it, and the jars were very big. We had a good evening! Photos are two different instances of when I went! read more
You'll feel like you just walked into a Korean drama. ^.^ It was beyond cute to say the least. The food/meat quality wasn't the best but they switch out your pan often so it definitely helps. Portions are small for AYCE so you'll have to make several orders. Not sure if our server was new but I had to ask for everything one by one. He brought out the lettuce after I asked for it but didn't bring the ssam jang, peppers, or garlic. I had to ask for some items more than once and it wasn't because they were busy. They're super nice and try their best so if you go here, just take your patience with you. Lol. Parking was ample. It's a part of the mall but has its own separate entrance. Best part about this spot is they're open until 2am when everybody else seems to close at 11pm since Covid. Last call for food is 1:15am. They do run out of stuff towards 12:30am though. Like they didn't have anymore lettuce for the night around 12:45am. read more
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11160 Veirs Mill Rd
Ste LLH15
Wheaton, MD 20902
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Do they take RSVP? Average wait time on a Friday around 8:00pm?
Reservations for parties of 8 or more. Haven't been there on a weekend.
When you do all you can eat here, is the $31 the final price including sides such as the corn cheese?
The sides you see listed in the ACYE is included. So yes, the corn cheese is included :)
Is it grill your own meat place? Some reviews say the server grills the meat and some say they grilled their own meat.
It's kinda up to you They'll help grill by default, but won't stop you from grilling they way you want
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