Whenever I'm near the area, this is the place to go. It's not cheap food, but the quality of the food is well worth it. Weekday prices are more affordable but weekend prices am an be steep. The kimchi and egg soup they serve is perfect. Brisket and cube steak was flavorful. Pork belly and teriyaki chicken was good as well. I like that they have an abundant of sides and appetizers. The atmosphere very modern and industrial. Service was good as they checked on us quite often. It was great! I wouldn't bring young children here for dinner, for the music is more adult friendly. Loud k-pop all around. K BBQ Factory is a great place to hang out with friends or to go for date night. I just hate that it's all the way out in Duluth so it's quite a drive out. read more

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Came here during COVID-19 pandemic (and technically it's still going on). But anyways, they've revamped their ban chan and there's no more rice paper. I don't know if that's permanent or if that's just for now. They also give you some watered down veggies? Service is no longer because either they're short staffed or because of COVID-19. I don't think if you go anywhere that offers dine in that you'll get any service in this COVID-19 world until a vaccine is available. The meats are still there, the unlimited options are still intact and well it's not bad. There are things that I think as a society will just have to get used to during this time and well, I don't even know if it'll last even long after the pandemic is over. Otherwise, overall still a fan. Still will come here to get my KBBQ fix, but I hope that rice paper will make an appearance back! I still recommend to come here if you're looking for a KBBQ experience. read more

I really liked this place! They had a modest amount of meats, but unfortunately not that many sides, but that's okay! The briskets were really good and the other meats were as well. Service was pretty good, and they refilled our waters consistently. The atmosphere was warm and cozy with diners laughing and chatting while the rain outside continued to pour. It kind of had a 'safe' feel inside the restaurant compared the yucky weather outside. Overall, it was a good experience, and I would recommend! read more

Maybe I didn't order the right types of meat, but whatever the case... K BBQ factory came short of my expectations. K BBQ factory is newly opened across from Studio Movie Grill off of Steve Reynolds. Interior is spacious and modern and was told that the owner was the same as my favorite, 678 and 770. I'm not sure if this is true since the meat quality was not the same, as I can see or maybe it's just the non-charcoal grill that makes the difference. They start you off with potato/leek pancakes, which is nice, but not that flavorful. While they had more sides than 678, again, they weren't flavorful. In particular, the ginger salad dressing. I'm sure this can be easily improved, but I had left side dishes untouched... which isn't common for me. As for the meat, we ordered a half/half combo of ribeye and galbi and an order of seasoned beef rib. Most were thin and dry without much flavors. I guess my favorite out of the 3 was the galbi, but that's 25% of our order.... so yeah... At the end, when you order at least 2 meats, they give you a choice of fried rice or noodle soup. We've chosen the soup and while the noodles weren't that great, the broth was flavorful... surprisingly! I guess, we ended on a good note, but overall just average and so much improving needed. read more

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We're getting spoiled by all the great Korean BBQ restaurants to open in metro Atlanta over the last few years. K-BBQ Factory, from the owners of successful 678 and 770 Korean BBQ, opened January 2017 in where else but Duluth, the de facto Korean capital of the Southeast. I'm a big fan of both 678 and 770, so it shouldn't have been a surprise to me when I fell in love with K-BBQ Factory. This is yet another excellent Korean BBQ restaurant. K-BBQ Factory is located in the same block as 678, but on the opposite side, in front of Jusgo Supermarket. It's just a 10-minute walk between the two restaurants. Why'd these sister establishments, which serve the same food, open so close to each other? Beats me, but 678 has become such a popular place with crowds and waits the norm that I think it's great K-BBQ Factory is just around the corner. There's enough demand for good Korean BBQ in this city and K-BBQ Factory is helping to meet it. There are differences between K-BBQ Factory and the 678 and 770 restaurants. First, K-BBQ Factory uses gas grills instead of charcoal grills, so the meat tastes different. Second, as a result of using gas grills and charcoal grills (and perhaps a better ventilation system), the dining room inside K-BBQ Factory is significantly less smoky. It should also be noted K-BBQ Factory is one of the least smoky Korean BBQ restaurants I've visited in metro Atlanta. Third, in my experience, K-BBQ Factory has been less crowded than both 678 and 770. I think you're less likely to wait for a table at K-BBQ Factory. One final difference is subjective and debatable. I think the beef options at K-BBQ Factory are better, but it's a close call. You can't go wrong either way. I think K-BBQ Factory's beef brisket is the best in town (over Breakers, 678, everybody) and their beef ribs and beef short ribs are top-notch and tough to beat. Like 678, K-BBQ Factory is located in its own standalone building just off I-85 exit 103 (Steve Reynolds Blvd). There are 21 grill-equipped tables, most designed to seat anywhere from 4-8 people each. The open and airy dining room has a clean, modern, and industrial interior design. There are TVs and music, but unlike other Korean BBQ restaurants, K-BBQ Factory doesn't inundate you with K-pop (a refreshing change of pace). The atmosphere is casual. When it gets busy, it gets warm. K-BBQ Factory offers an extensive beef menu with over 12 kinds of beef priced at $22-$30 per order. There are over a half-dozen pork options ($16-$26 each) as well as chicken ($20 each) and seafood like shrimp, scallop, and octopus ($20-$24 each). If you don't want to commit to full plates of certain types of meat, there are "half & half" platters which allow you to order two types of meat (in preset combinations) for about the same prices. These are ideal if you want to try a variety of meats. There are two unlimited all-you-can-eat (AYCE) options, pork (and chicken) only: (1) pork belly, prime pork neck, spicy pork, marinated pork, and pork skin for $30/person and (2) same as #1 in addition to large intestines and teriyaki chicken bulgogi for $35/person. Finally, if you want to take the guesswork out of ordering, they have combination platters for $90 (pork and chicken), $120 (beef), and $130 (pork, chicken, beef, and seafood). In general, K-BBQ Factory's prices are in line with similar tier Korean BBQ restaurants in Gwinnett and I think they are reasonable for what you get. Beef is the way to go. Specifically, the beef brisket, seasoned beef ribs, and seasoned boneless short rib. The meat is high quality, relatively speaking. The brisket is the thickest and leanest brisket I've had at any Korean BBQ restaurant. It's not the cheap stuff. The ribs and short ribs are wonderful. They have fantastic marbling and taste phenomenal with terrific consistency and flavor. They're simply luscious cuts of beef. The prime ribeye is tasty as well. Tender, smoky, and savory. The pork is good too. K-BBQ Factory's pork belly is nice and thick. I recommend the pork jowl (cheek). It's softer and more appetizing than pork belly with comparatively less fat. Different style grills are used depending on the meat cooked. This makes a big difference. Complimentary skewers containing mushrooms, potatoes, zucchini, sausage, bell pepper, and onion accompany most meals. The banchan (side dishes) are very good, both in selection and quality. The kimchi is made fresh in-house daily (unfermented). The selection can vary, but typically includes cheese-corn, Korean pancake (pajeon), daikon radish in various forms, scallion salad (one of the best), tofu soup (sundubu-jjigae), steamed eggs (gyeran-jjim), wheat noodle soup (kal-guksu), and fried rice cooked in a pan at the table. Great service. Eric is the best. At the young age of 22, he's already experienced with the Korean BBQ circuit in Gwinnett, having worked at 770 (he served me there shortly after they opened in 2016), The Stone Grill, and who knows where else. read more

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Service was great! They were very attentive and since it was our first times, they answered all our questions. Staff is very kind and friendly. The food was amazing they give you a really great amount in my opinion. read more

Awesome chic/ moody/ dark atmosphere. Perfect for dates. Delicious menu! Great staff, they're almost too polite! Lol! Love this place I'll be going back again and again. It's great for takeout but the in person experience is best! read more

K-BBQ Factory - Amazing place! Very chic interior, great service. Fabulous food! I was extremely impressed when I took a client here last week. - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

I haven't eaten at all of the Korean BBQ places in Duluth, but so far this is my favorite (though I'm not a huge K-BBQ fan). People are super nice (as they are at 678), but for ambiance, food I'd rank them ahead. Meats are trimmed nicely, and side dishes are standard Korean fare. Could have given them a 5, but think their pork can be better. read more

This was our first time here, right when we walked in the modern design of the interior has caught my eye. When we sat down our waiter took awhile to take our order. (Found out he was new) we ordered the everything combo which is meant for 3-4 people but there was only two of us and he didn't mention it. Our other waiter that cooked the bbq for us took great care of us which made up for the first waitress. Let's get to the food, the meat quality was very good. When going to a Korean bbq I'm not looking at price, I'm more concerned about the quality of the meat and at K-factory you definitely get great quality meats. The shrimp, scallop, octopus were great size. The prime rib and galbi would have to be my favorite. The tenderness of the prime rib was cooked just perfect. They also cooked kimchi fried rice after our meal. They ran out of rice so we had to wait longer for it which was no big deal since we were still trying to finish our drink. I ordered soju and hire beer and our waitress ( the one that cooked our food) showed us how to make a drink with soju and beer and it tasted great! There were plenty of sidings. Make sure you come with a empty stomach you won't be disappointed! read more

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Ok, in the last few years I've been here a few times, and it's never really stood out. I've always preferred 678, but last week I came here for dinner (after not coming for probably about 3 years). My group and I got the most expensive AYCE set, which cost $39.99. A little more expensive than what I'm use to for ayce kbbq, but I guess it's the norm now. My favorite items on the menu, the Brisket (it was fresh, not precut, freezer burned crap), the jumbo shrimp (it was certainly JUMBO), the pork belly, and the seasoned pork neck, and the kimchi fried rice. We ate the kimchi fried rice with some beef brisket and it was sooooo good. I already want to go back. The service we got was also superb. Our guy was so nice, attentive, and got some jokes too! Will definitely be back soon! read more

I'm always down to try a new Korean BBQ restaurant. And with new ones popping up every other week, it seems like I'm never eating at the same one twice these days. As other Yelpers have mentioned before, this spot is opened by the same owners as 678 and 770. 678 is definitely top notch Korean BBQ, but the wait is just ridiculous. So we were happy to come here when we found there was zero wait at KBBQ Factory. Our server (I believe his name was Eric?) was a hoot. He was brutally honest but funny and got us everything we needed. It almost felt like our friend was serving us and we were just along for the ride. He suggested combos for us instead of unlimited, which saved us a couple bucks each. We got two combos for 7-8 people, which was a good amount. And since we're all big beef eaters... we went with the beef only combo for $119.95. Meat quality is on point. Service was on point. They serve dduk (rice paper/wrap), which they don't do at most Korean BBQ joints these days. Water cups are much larger than the typical shot glass size they tend to be. Sides are delicious and refillable. There is salad and steamed egg and tofu soup, oh my! And at the end of the meal, you can get fried rice or cold noodle. Honestly, you just cannot go wrong here with any of your decisions, because Eric will steer you in the right direction, regardless. Watch out average Pleasant Hill Korean BBQ restaurants, KBBQ Factory is going to be fighting for a piece of the pie, and don't be surprised when you realize your sub-par service and meh quality meats will be enough to sustain the business. read more

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I used to live in this area, but holy crap it seems like every year when I come back there are 5+ new kbbq restaurants that open up. Chose to try K-BBQ Factory because my friend had tried their a la carte menu and said the quality is really good here compared to others in the area. The inside is pretty spacious and clean. I made a reservation for 4 at 6:30pm on a Wednesday but it was pretty empty. However, by 7-730pm the whole place was packed and there was a pretty long wait to get seated. We came on a night when they were short staffed so getting our food at the beginning was a bit frustrating, but the service improved towards the end. Our table was going to order 3-4 a la carte meat options because my friend prefers beef over pork, but because of the significantly more expensive price of ordering a la carte we choose to get ayce for $34.99/person. Most of the higher cut meat options here are around $25-$30 aka getting ayce is the better deal (which is the case for most places). AYCE NEGATIVE (for some) at KBBQ Factory: the only beef option is brisket... Literally everything else on the menu is pork/chicken. I've actually never been to a kbbq place where the selection of beef was so limited for ayce. It's usually a balance of beef/pork. If you like beef better than pork I would NOT come here for ayce. You just don't get the variety. However, the brisket here is really good quality/tasted great so no complaints from our group. The other meats we tried (pork belly, spicy pork belly, large intestines, teriyaki chicken) were all good in terms of meat quality (the fat and meat ratio was on point) and taste/marinade (nothing was too salty). Overall, another solid kbbq place in Duluth! read more

talk about bad business ... i was extremely excited to go here after a long day at work to eat all you can eat .. keep in mind i've worked a 17 hour shift and haven't ate a thing . i proceed to go inside and the MANAGER tells me i can't eat in because the min is 2 people to order ANYTHING .. i have no husband no kids or family in georgia so i can't eat there ever in life ? why is that such a thing ? money is money is what i'd assume their mindset would be. There is another k factory minutes up the street that sat me down & i ordered everything i wanted and a place called iron age that's also a korean bbq that said they have no such rule . this place is weird for having a rule like that . such bad business . read more

K-BBQ Factory - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Took a lady on a date here and it was perfect for the occasion. Food is served on a hot plate and is exquisite. It's got a nice classy (but not stuffy) atmosphere and second-floor dining. read more

Would always pass this place on lunch when I would go to Jusgo food court and never gave it much thought. Finally tried it out and would recommend. The service was good and cuts of meat were delicious. The highlight was the bone in galbi(sp?). Brisket, pork belly, steak cubes, ribeye were good but nothing to the bone in galbi. The sides were typical of Korean bbq place. Kim chi, fish cakes, rice cakes, etc. The Kim chi had a strange sweet after taste. I would say breakers still has the best kim chi. The pleasant surprise was the krinkle fries as a side. Never seen that before. I could have sworn we ordered an apple flavored soju but received plain flavor instead. We didn't make a big a deal out of it. The wait to get the check back took a while which normally I wouldn't care about, but after the employees turned off the gas stove, it got cold. Really cold. read more

K-BBQ Factory - Typical sides you'll find at any Korean BBQ - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Atmosphere: K-BBQ Factory had an updated interior, but the seats were quite far apart from the grill so we had to move the benches and table to sit comfortably. However, the most memorable part of the atmosphere was the heat inside. We sat in a corner booth of the restaurant, and temperature-wise, it was probably the hottest K-BBQ experience we've had. There was almost no circulation in the restaurant, and even though there were fans and a portable AC unit, it was not enough to overcome the Atlanta heat and the warmth of the grill. We normally don't mind a hot K-BBQ experience, but our time at K-BBQ Factory felt borderline unbearable. Service: The servers at KBBQ are friendly but they will by default grill for you which we do not prefer. We told our main server this and he was nice and understanding enough to let us enjoy our KBBQ experience but the other servers kept coming in to grill for us. We wish that it would be more standard practice for servers to ask if it was ok for them to cook our meats because we feel that having someone standing over our table during half of our meal is a bit uncomfortable. Additionally, the grill that we had went off one or two times and our main server had to keep relighting it to get it to work. In the end we were able to cook our meats but this was an inconvenience that we unfortunately had to experience. Food: For the meats, we tried the Beef Brisket, Pork Belly, Seasoned Boneless Short Rib, Seasoned Cubed Steak, Spicy Pork Belly, and Spicy Roast Squid. We also ordered a Steamed Egg, Soybean Stew, Stir-Fried Rice Cake (tteokbokki), and Corn Cheese as sides. The meat quality overall wasn't bad, but the Beef Brisket was probably our favorite out of them all. It wasn't too fatty and had a good texture. We also liked how their Pork Belly wasn't too thick or fatty, as well as how their Spicy Pork Belly had a good kick to it. The Seasoned Boneless Short Rib was average, but we appreciated it being offered on the AYCE menu since this is pretty rare at other KBBQ places. The Spicy Roast Squid was pretty good and had a spicy seasoning similar to the Spicy Pork Belly. We least enjoyed the Seasoned Cubed Steak, as it was too thick and tough to chew. It also wasn't seasoned very well and once grilled, tasted like a bland, chewy piece of steak. Overall: Despite K-BBQ Factory's decent prices and quality in terms of their meat, what lowered our review was the fact that it was extremely hot inside of the restaurant. There was very poor air conditioning and circulation in the restaurant. Even with the additional cooling units, we found that most of our energy throughout our meal was being used to try to regulate our body temperature rather than eating meat. This significantly took away from our dining experience and very much made it less enjoyable. We would like to give K-BBQ Factory another try if their circulation and cooling issues are resolved. read more

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A delicious and fun experience! Go with friends and try one of their all you can eat options. Food is fresh and tasty, the service is fast and friendly, the restaurant is clean and welcoming. read more

There's a lot of Korean BBQ places around here and this one doesn't stand out. ~$22 for the basic which is about what I expected to pay. The meats were ok. All of the bonchon looked really sad. The radish and rice wraps were sitting on the table before we arrived and they were dried. I know it saves some time when you have the sides out first but they didn't taste good. The giant metal plates that come to each table are kind of useless and just take up extra space. They make me feel I'm in a high school cafeteria. Speaking of which, we had a large group but each space designated felt really cramped. They brought out one soup and one egg for the table. We had to keep bothering the waiter for more of those and the radishes. He was obviously overwhelmed but handled it like a champ so we cooked most of the meat ourselves. This places seemed understaffed. We then stacked the used dishes on another table. At least there's plenty of parking. Would I come here again? Nah. Competition means there are better choices around this area. Some places use coal. Some have nicer bonchon. read more

This place had some of the best spicy pork belly I've ever tried. The marinate was packed with flavor and cooked perfectly. We got the option B for lunch and tried just about every meat on the list. Each piece of meat that was tried was just tasty and loved every selection we took. Recommend this place for anyone in the mood for KBBQ! read more

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I have never been to a restaurant that requires a minimum of two people to serve you. I typically go to restaurants to try them out by myself before I take others.. I was turned away because they require a minimum of two people to serve food, TO SELL YOU FOOD. So based on that, and the fact that they are rude beyond belief, I would not recommend this place. read more

We got All You Can Eat B for $29.99 each person. We ordered seasoned cube steak, prime pork neck, spicy pork, beef brisket, and short rib. The meats were juicy and delicious. The spicy pork has a lot of fat, which I like to eat with rice and kimchi. The prime pork neck and short rib are the best ones. Not too much fat and tender. By the way, I love their kimchi- best out of all Korean restaurants I went. There are other side dishes and more sauces than the other korean bbq. The service was nice except they flew brisket out of table and still managed to put it back on the grill. Besides that, no burn foods. Good job . read more

The meat here is hit or miss, but the prices are great and the hours for each price point is great. Lunch is $16.99 for AYCE and the hours are from 2-5pm. Dinner is from 5pm onward. The meats include a variety of beef, chicken, and pork. This is one of those places that cooks for you and also comes with a variety of sides. I say the brisket definitely varies. I have been there when the meat is lean, thin and not as fatty, and on other instances, the it is chewy and fatty. The bulgogi is well seasoned and is pretty average. They are generous with the sauces and servings and the service is always great. Parking is easy in their large lot and there is not a wait on weekdays. Not sure what their weekends look like. read more

I came with my family on a Saturday at 6:30pm and were seated almost immediately. We ordered the Combination C (beef, pork and seafood) for 4 people although our party had 5 people. When they initially brought out the meat, we thought that it couldn't possibly be enough to satisfy all of us. However, we all left satisfied. Side dishes include kimchi, japchae, two type of radish (the pink thin slices and the brown ones with jalapeño), a type of fish cake, green onion salad, lettuce salad, rice wrappers, kimchi soup, and steamed egg. They cook the meat for you which is good so it's cooked properly and you don't have to struggle with the scissors (like I do at Iron Age). They start with cooking the beef, then pork then seafood. All of the food was very good. The only thing is that I think the spicy octopus was a bit salty. The shrimp were pretty large which helped justify the price difference for this combination. We ended our meal with the noodles instead of fried rice. The noodles were thin, the broth was very simple and tasted like seaweed. The service here is always very good. They refilled some of our side dishes without us asking and had no problems when we asked for stuff. They explained what meat we were eating if we asked. I've come with larger parties and they're still very responsive. Overall one of my favorite Korean bbq spots in Duluth. read more

K-BBQ Factory - Pork from combination C - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

After 2+ years of being their loyal customer, it's finally time to update my review. K factory went from a 4 stars 2 years ago to a 5+ after. Their customer service exceed my expectations as well as their food. It's been a while since they changed from a la carte to AYCE but their meat qualities didn't change. There are so many Korean bbq opened up around the area, but K factory still keeps their service and quality very well. My family and I come here during their slow time as well as their busy time and we received the same awesomeness services from all the wait staff. I do highly recommend K-BBQ factory. Until next time!!! Peace read more

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This place is underrated among the crowded K BBQ in Duluth. The food and service are great while the price is fair and cheaper than some other competitors like 678 and 9292. Would recommend and come back! read more

Rude and not fresh meat. Low budget service add food. I will never come here again. One of the worst experience.

I have been to this restaurant before, and have been very satisfied, but have now been informed that they will not serve one person coming in by themselves. I travel to the area for business all the time and very much enjoy Korean barbecue, but I will not be coming back here. Not everyone has the luxury of eating out with friends/ family. read more

Decided to visit this place on a friend's recommendation. 2 party minimum. Ridiculous. There are a dozen K BBQ places in a 5 minute radius. Happy to take my business elsewhere. read more

Food was pretty decent. It's spaced out well, HOWEVER I happened to get burned by hot oil due to the fact they didn't empty the pan underneath the grill and it splashed or popped under the table and burned my knee. I brought this up to the wait staff and I guess the manager and they apologized and said they can offer me a $9 side dish. I wasn't exactly looking for a free or even discounted meal (which I didn't get) but they honesty didn't seem to care or really understand what was going on. 1/10 for that. read more

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Was one of my favorite K-Bbq place to eat. Food and service is always great. Until after we paid our bill with a CC n left a cash tip. N I always tip 25% min. A guy who wasn't even our server came running outside to us saying we didn't tip. How rude..I had to give it to this young man until the server came out n told him that we tip. Hope the restaurant owner here's about this to let him know how rude that is. Happen on 2-25-23 read more

This is the best KBBQ in Duluth. Service, Price, Location, Quality, and Taste. KBBQ Story owns KFactory, 678, and 770. I've been to 678 and Kfactory, and out of the two, KFactory is slightly better. What are the differences? the Grills. KFactory uses horizontal flat top grills with gas flames and 678 uses charcoal grills. I think it comes down to personal preference, but I like the gas flames better. More consistent heat I guess, and it doesn't feel as dangerous when someone has to come by and swap out the flaming hot coals every 30 minutes. I also feel that Kfactory has better quality meat. I was with a large party and we ordered the Beef combo menu and added a marinated prime bone in galbi and a seasoned grilled bulgogi. It came out to be just the right amount of food, we weren't too hungry. Usually when going to kbbq, getting unlimited feels like the best option, but with Kfactory, maybe spend the extra $ to get single items too. Quality seriously stands out. With all the prime quality beef dishes, everything is nicely marbled and seasoned/marinated perfectly. You simply cannot go wrong. Pricing is worth it. Came here for the lunch special once with a group of four, and the service was so nice they decided to charge us for a group of three rather than four. Little things like this bring customers back. KBBQ Story really knows how to run a restaurant. The business model is so refined and they know the importance of putting service before all else. Also, eggs, soup, and other banchan are unlimited, so that's a great bonus. Ordering from the set menu gets you noodles or kimchi fried rice. Both are insanely good. The interior is like your standard kbbq place. Very industrial, decent mood lighting. Clean, open, yet also provides adequate room for your party to feel private. Some yelpers are complaining about the lack of desserts, but come on, the owners ackowledge that other places can do desserts better and more easily! Go check out all of the great dessert/drink spots in duluth that are so so close! Ex. Unbelibubble (Next Door!), Top Cloud, Kremo, Paris Baguette, 8 degrees. Lots of variety around for dessert so don't let this small factor prevent you from coming to Kfactory! read more

K-BBQ Factory - Marinated Galbi - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

If you love 678 then you'll love their cheaper restaurant K-BBQ Factory. As 678 is my favorite KBBQ then it was a no brainer for my friends and I to come and check this place out for lunch. The first thing that stood out was the price for their lunch special. $16.99 for all you can eat that included: brisket, pork neck, beef bulgogi, chicken bulgogi, and pork belly! Their lunch menu time is also a huge plus as it starts from 2-5 so it isn't very early like other places that go from 12-2 and the fact that it includes brisket in the lunch special cannot be overlooked. The quality of meat here is also very good for the price you're paying, much better than other cheap spots such as Iron Age or Breakers. Service here was also very good and fast. We got here around 3:30 and it wasn't very busy so we were seated and got to ordering right away. The waiters here were quick to ask for our next order of meat each time they saw we were almost done with the meat on our grill, It was cuts of meat back to back. They also swapped our grill out frequently with new ones which is something we honestly weren't expecting with the price point. Honestly for the price their all you can eat lunch special is at and the service we got, this is the best spot to satisfy any KBBQ craving without hurting your wallet. This is also wonderful spot to begin your introduction into the KBBQ scene if you wanted to know what all the hype is about. read more

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For some odd reason you want to come here after reading my review, just a heads up...AYCE on the weekday DOES NOT include: corn, steamed egg, tofu soup, noodle or kimchi rice. The price for unlimited A is $21.99 EXPERIENCE: The menu we received said unlimited A cost $19.99 as you can see from the picture I uploaded. In the middle of our meal, the server came back and said "the price just went up to $21.99, are we okay with it?" WTF! That was the only explanation she gave that the price just went up while we were eating! Anyways, we wanted to finish our meal, so we didn't want this to ruin it, so we went along. But this is not professional business practice. Even if the menu you can gave was an old menu, the business should abide to it! We ordered the unlimited A on a WEEKDAY. I asked the server if steamed egg, tofu soup, and kimchi rice or noodle included, she said NO. Then I asked what about corn. She said we don't give to customers if they don't ask for it. She then said "SO do you want corn?". WTF of course if it's included. Later when we got our check, they charge us $2.99 for the corn. WTF so when I went to pay for it, I talked about this to the person at the cashier, who seems like the owner. I said the server told us corn is included. The cashier said "so do you want me to take it off?" WTF!! I'm mind blown!! FOOD: The food was decent. Very limited side dishes. But because there's sooo many Korean bbq restaurants in the area, I would never come back again. read more

K-BBQ Factory - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

At this point, I feel my girlfriend and I are on a mission to find the best Korean BBQ spot. We've been to every one in Duluth besides Honey Pig and man are we some K-BBQ sluts! This K-BBQ spot is fairly new and when I say they did not come to play......I mean they....did....not....come to play *cue awkward zoom in*. On my scale of best to worse spots this is a close first. The atmosphere is family friendly yet somewhere only the cool kids hang. The set up is trendy, they have glass separating the sections and wooden benches for you to sit. The tables are wooden which complements the dark contrast of the gas grills. The concept of K Factory is similar to those of other Korean BBQ Spots. You have your bachans, a variety of meat options and side options of Kimchi Fried Rice or white rice. K Factory offers all you can eat but the meat options are mainly chicken and pork. If you want prime rib, or rib eye you will have to order that separately. We decided to go with the Beef option, we got brisket, rib eye, Marinated beef and rib eye. The meat is fresh and sliced into medium size cuts which cuts on cooking time and makes it easy to grab with chop sticks. Honestly, I was impressed with the quality of the meat, since it's fresh the meat has a different taste, it has flavor and the meat is tender. The bachans were so good! They offer lettuce with chilli sauce, pickled radish, onions in ginger sauce, and kimchi. They also have potato salad or macaroni salad, cheesy corn, egg, tofu soup, and a crepe. The crepe is different every time I've visited , sometimes there's carrots, other times it has green tea in it, every time it is BANGIN'! The kimchi is fresh, hasn't had a chance to ferment and really become the tangy, spicy, kimchi I love but it's good and spicy. Definitely kicks the kimchi craving and keeps you coming back. You can always order drinks but we normally just stick with the water offered. One last thing I want to note is I love how they give you egg, soup, and cheesy corn in separate dishes. The food is fully cooked, these plenty of it, and there's no burn risk trying to get a spoon full of foodie goodness. For the 2 of us it was 65.00 (I'm rounding here) Go...go.... stuff your faces read more

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No Dining Alone. They say they do not serve single people. Yes I wrote that correctly you can not eat K-Bbq-Factory as a 1 person party. read more

K-BBQ Factory - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

This Korean BBQ is a gas grill based Korean BBQ. This is important because some people have a stringent preference. I am not sure what happened, but my guess is that it is because of COVID. The restaurant does not cook or grill the meat for you at your table anymore like other places. Basically, you are to grill on your own. This was another part, which changed my experience here or thoughts on the place. I have been here multiple times, and there is nothing wrong with the quality of food, but it is there little things here and there that drives this place down with the rating. Just like any other Korean BBQ places, do not get the All You Can Eat. You are not going to get the best quality meat, thus your experience will not be the same or true. The space is great. It is a big open space, and one thing I do like about this place is that you don't go home smelling like you just walked out of a furnace with Korean BBQ. For your meat choices... if you are getting a combination or the set menu one, get the S, B, or C. Other ones are just not worth it. Example, chicken... I don't know about you guys, but I sure don't go to Korean BBQ for chicken, and plus, I don't think Koreans eat chicken at Korean BBQ spots. Look for the option for Prime Rib or Prime Ribeye, that's the indication that your selection will have a good quality set. The meat here is great. No complaints about the quality, and the side dishes are fine too. My enthusiasm for this place is not as high mainly because I am biased against gas grilled Korean BBQ's. It just doesn't feel the same like the ones you get in Korea. Korea has gas grills too, but big Korean BBQ goers know that the traditional and rustic feel will be held by the charcoal ones. If you are getting individual cuts, go with Prime Rib, Pork Jowl, Short Rib. Pork belly is great too if you want some. However, I would not get marinated short ribs or bulgogi here. That's another mistake a lot of people make. I also noticed that marinated meat quality is subpar to the unmarinated. I think it could be because you can hide the age of the meat by marinating it. Anyway, if you are a fan of gas grill, this is the place to be! read more

I went on around 4 pm on Tuesday with my husband and the food & service was great! We chose the "C menu" which was about $35 but it came with some more premium options like galbi ribs, shrimp, squid, etc. The green onion salad is always one of my favorites, decent banchan dishes, and overall good experience. read more

K-BBQ Factory - This is the prime rib on the option C; super delicious ! - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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This place is sooo good; wish I had come here sooner. My friend & I love Korean BQQ joints and this has topped everything we've previously been to. I had no idea this is a chain with 2 others in Georgia and 1 in Vegas. The flavors of all the meats were absolutely awesome. I think our favorites included the Brisket and Bugogi Chicken. When you first come inside, there is a Infrared Thermometer mounted to take your temperature, so obviously they take safety seriously. You get so many different sides, it's hard to remember to focus on the generous "All You Can Eat" option (3 Levels to choose from). The Staff is very attentive and the place spotless. Worth planning a Dinner out here; I would be surprised if you were disappointed. read more

Great kbbq spot! I didn't have any problems with service. It was great. Employees are very friendly. My party and I ordered the $29.99 all you can eat meat. Def go to a kbbq spot when you are very hungry, so it's worth the price! Ban-Chan was plentiful and Kimchi was fresh! read more

We went for the first time tonight. At first you might think the prices are high, but for what we'd normally pay to eat out at a decent restaurant, we got a whole dining experience! Modern vibe, and delicious all you can eat food that cooks right in front of you! (Not hibachi style!) super friendly and happy staff! We will definitely go back and definitely recommend. (Maybe not the most appropriate for families with toddlers or very young kids, as the cooking surface is right in front of you) read more