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K Ssam Bap is a relatively new Korean restaurant that opened up. What makes them different from other restaurants is the amount of banchan that is offered. Customers pay $12.99 per person for the unlimited banchan, including lettuce wraps. (There is an additional $3 fee if you need more lettuce wraps though.) You then add on the protein option - which can range from $5.99 for a stew to $25.90 for the Braised Black Cod. Since we had a party of four, and two of them being children; we were given the option of ordering 2 unlimited banchans, along with our added proteins, and then an a la carte protein. This worked out in our favor, so we went with that suggestion. The added proteins we chose were: * Grilled Pork Neck $9.90 * Braised Pig's Trotters $15.90 * Steamed Egg $5.99 * Soy Sauce Marinated Crab $34.90 (a la carte price) We got a little over 20 different banchan from what I can gather. With so many options, we only refilled a handful of them because there was such a variety to choose from. There were quite a few that I have never had before, so that was a treat. We love that they automatically serve cold boricha (Korean barley tea). I do wish they used real glassware instead of the plastic disposable cups. Those Korean metal cups would be ideal! We were seated at a rectangular four top, but it was pretty crowded once all the dishes are laid out. We did knock over a few things, so definitely aim for a bigger table if you can. I think 2 people at these tables would make it way more comfortable. As others have mentioned, there is a bit of a language barrier but we survived and it all worked out just fine. They definitely deserve more business, and will probably hire more people as well if they get busier. Overall, we enjoyed our experience at K Ssam Bap and would definitely go back again.
I came on a weekday dinner with some friends and it wasn't too packed. Parking is kinda small for the plaza but I was able to find parking pretty quickly at that time. the concept was pretty interesting. You basically pay 12.99 per person for unlimited sides. I'm not sure if I super like it bc a lot of Korean restaurant do banchan for free. But this place charges. However it comes with a lot of different sides. So that's a plus. The sides were all pretty authentic. You also get a clear soup that comes with it. There was a bit of a language barrier with the servers but they were really friendly and tried to help to their best abilities. It seemed like we all had to order at least one main dish or at least 75% of the party needs to order a main dish. We got the bulgogi, steamed egg, short rib, and the pork bulgogi. My favorites of the main dishes would be the pork and beef bulgogi! Super flavorful and not chewy. Overall it's not bad and pretty interesting. I may return again if I'm in the area but I'm not sure if paying for banchan is the move even if it's a wide spread. That's just comparing it to other Korean restaurants that do it for free even if it's a lesser amount. But good vibes overall. They also give you a barley tea which I think is super refreshing.
Came here for a Saturday dinner, location is the old Island Style. Menu is unique and they charge for Banchan at 13 per person and you can add a main for an additional amount. It comes out to the same price as most other Korean places. Ordered the Banchan and 3 mains. Pork feet, kalbi, and rich fermented soybean paste soup. The mains were not huge but delicious, kalbi was tender and pork feet were as expected. The rich fermented soybean paste soup was unique and very good. It's got the fermented funkiness to it but that was quite surprisingly good. Overall the service was good, slight language barrier but really authentic. Would definitely go again
Came here on a Saturday afternoon, lunch time, place was quiet, newly opened, food was good. Prices was okay. It's $12.99 per person starting, for the unlimited banchan plus lettuce wrap, and $3 additional if more wraps are needed. There was a language barrier, which acertains to authentic Korean food. There are bigger combos family sized entrees as well, those looked a little pricey; if they are already charging $12.99 per person. I had asked, if it was 9 people, was it 9 x $12.99 and they said yes. I personally think that the $12.99 per person is quite overkill. Food was decent, we ordered the mackerel, galbi and soon tofu. The place was clean, they definitely deserve more customers. The language barrier was very clear, we had issues trying explain stuff. The men's restroom light was broken, floor was sticky, I did let them know but again, I don't think they quite understood what I meant, the lady did say that they already know the light was broken. I had to use the restroom with my phone light or it would've been complete darkness. The barley tea was very refreshing. Do recommend the grilled mackerel it was cooked nicely.
This place is so amazing and charming. The staff was so friendly and helpful. The ajima was happy that I could speak a bit of Korean. The first thing to order is the full ban chan 쌈밥 정식백반 for $12.99. So many dishes to go with your meal. And then order your main meats. I ordered the Spicy Pork. The side dishes (반찬) were so yummy. Fresh kimchi and pancakes and other veggies. All of them so fresh and tasty. The Spicy Pork comes with lettuce wraps. So spicy and tender and juicy and full of flavor. I have already recommended this place to several of my Korean friends. They are so excited to try it.
hey have so many unlimited side dishes all for like $12.99 + additional tofu soup for like $5.99. love the variety of side dishes, they have pickled cucumeberd, to kimchi radish, kimchi cabbage, fresh veggies, mushrooms, egg plants, egg crepe, acorn jelly, and tempura veggies so much more. the tofu stew was also v tasty and hearty. had tons of mushroom, zucchini, clams, egg, and ofc tofu. everything was v tasty and u can def tell its authentic! highly recommend checking this place out. but side that they charge extra for like larger to go containers. staff was friendly and ambience was welcoming. perfect lunch or dinner spot!
We really enjoyed coming here for their banchan deal!! You get so much banchan for a good price plus you can add on side meals. We got the spicy pork and galbi short ribs that were so delicious. Everything tasted like you were getting a home cooked meal, which are always the best meals. The service was very attentive and there were plenty of tables to fill up. Will forsure be coming back and 100% recommend
My husband and I came here a few weeks ago as we were looking for more of a traditional Korean in Las Vegas. They definitely hit the spot! They serve you 15 side dishes, many of which were new to me, but such an amazing experience trying new things. You pick your entree of choice. We got bulgogi and spicy pork, which was delicious! The staff and owners were so welcoming and kind to us felt like we were part of the family. The price is unbeatable, so if you are looking for that traditional Korean experience, this is the spot for it. We will definitely be coming back!
Was recommended by a random video on Instagram I stumbled upon, and wanted to support a new small local business. Although there was only one person working to service all of the tables and service was a little slow, she was very kind. Complementary iced tea was refreshing, side dishes were plentiful and delicious (there was only one that we weren't a fan of, it was some kind of fermented salty mushy thing). We also were offered a refill on a few of the sides partway through the meal. We got the $12.99 per person, plus a beef Bulgogi, spicy stir fried squid, and a kimchi stew. It was the perfect amount of food for the two of us and the total was $70 after tax, before tip. The Bulgogi was a little dry and we could've maybe used a tiny bit more rice to finish off the sides, but other than that, everything else was great! My only recommendation to the restaurant is to maybe lower the volume on the TV, they had Fox News on and the whole meal I had to hear about murders, dismembered bodies, and topics I don't typically enjoy hearing about while eating.
Amazing food, incredible prices! Checked out the new K-ssambbap and I'm so glad I did. Their basic Baekban is only $12.99 and comes with 20 side dishes--all of which were fantastic. Their add-on menu is super budget-friendly too. We added the Cheonggukjang ($5.99), Pork Bulgogi ($9.90), and Grilled Atka Mackerel ($13.90). There was so much food that three of us couldn't even finish it all. Getting a feast like this for just $74.50 is unbelievable. The flavors were perfectly balanced and tasted just like authentic Korean home-cooked meals. They even gave us a complimentary seasoned raw crab, which was amazing. They're only in their soft opening, but I'm definitely becoming a regular here. A must-visit!
This place is truly a gem and it's reasonably priced too. The banchan had a lot of variety and every single one was delicious. This seems like a family owned spot and they can get a little overwhelmed, but it is so worth it. The bulgogi and spicy pork were very good. Would come back. read more
2 months ago
This Korean restaurant really impressed me! They serve around 20 different side dishes, and unlike many places where the banchan can taste cold or like it's been sitting out, everything here tasted fresh and flavorful. There was a great variety, and honestly, the side dishes alone are a reason to come back! The main dishes were also very authentic Korean--fresh, well prepared, and full of traditional flavors. The restaurant was clean, and the service was friendly and attentive. Definitely a place I'd return to, especially when I'm craving really good, fresh Korean side dishes! read more
My son and I tried this place because we were in the area. It's been updated a little bit from when it was Island Style. More thoughtful seating and less like a cafeteria. The $12.99 AYCE banchan is the price and you can order a main dish at an additional price. The main dish is a smaller portion. Just like the AYCE BBQ menus, everyone has to order from the same menu choice so everyone at your table is charged for the $12.99 banchan. Total for lunch today was $58 with 15% tip. The service was good, friendly. It's a good sign when a lot of locals, Koreans, are eating there. Food was good. They also had barley tea which is not common to most korean restaurants. I especially liked the purple rice, it was a nice change. read more
K Ssam Bap is a relatively new Korean restaurant that opened up. What makes them different from other restaurants is the amount of banchan that is offered. Customers pay $12.99 per person for the unlimited banchan, including lettuce wraps. (There is an additional $3 fee if you need more lettuce wraps though.) You then add on the protein option - which can range from $5.99 for a stew to $25.90 for the Braised Black Cod. Since we had a party of four, and two of them being children; we were given the option of ordering 2 unlimited banchans, along with our added proteins, and then an a la carte protein. This worked out in our favor, so we went with that suggestion. The added proteins we chose were: * Grilled Pork Neck $9.90 * Braised Pig's Trotters $15.90 * Steamed Egg $5.99 * Soy Sauce Marinated Crab $34.90 (a la carte price) We got a little over 20 different banchan from what I can gather. With so many options, we only refilled a handful of them because there was such a variety to choose from. There were quite a few that I have never had before, so that was a treat. We love that they automatically serve cold boricha (Korean barley tea). I do wish they used real glassware instead of the plastic disposable cups. Those Korean metal cups would be ideal! We were seated at a rectangular four top, but it was pretty crowded once all the dishes are laid out. We did knock over a few things, so definitely aim for a bigger table if you can. I think 2 people at these tables would make it way more comfortable. As others have mentioned, there is a bit of a language barrier but we survived and it all worked out just fine. They definitely deserve more business, and will probably hire more people as well if they get busier. Overall, we enjoyed our experience at K Ssam Bap and would definitely go back again. read more
2 months ago
I came on a weekday dinner with some friends and it wasn't too packed. Parking is kinda small for the plaza but I was able to find parking pretty quickly at that time. the concept was pretty interesting. You basically pay 12.99 per person for unlimited sides. I'm not sure if I super like it bc a lot of Korean restaurant do banchan for free. But this place charges. However it comes with a lot of different sides. So that's a plus. The sides were all pretty authentic. You also get a clear soup that comes with it. There was a bit of a language barrier with the servers but they were really friendly and tried to help to their best abilities. It seemed like we all had to order at least one main dish or at least 75% of the party needs to order a main dish. We got the bulgogi, steamed egg, short rib, and the pork bulgogi. My favorites of the main dishes would be the pork and beef bulgogi! Super flavorful and not chewy. Overall it's not bad and pretty interesting. I may return again if I'm in the area but I'm not sure if paying for banchan is the move even if it's a wide spread. That's just comparing it to other Korean restaurants that do it for free even if it's a lesser amount. But good vibes overall. They also give you a barley tea which I think is super refreshing. read more
Came here for a Saturday dinner, location is the old Island Style. Menu is unique and they charge for Banchan at 13 per person and you can add a main for an additional amount. It comes out to the same price as most other Korean places. Ordered the Banchan and 3 mains. Pork feet, kalbi, and rich fermented soybean paste soup. The mains were not huge but delicious, kalbi was tender and pork feet were as expected. The rich fermented soybean paste soup was unique and very good. It's got the fermented funkiness to it but that was quite surprisingly good. Overall the service was good, slight language barrier but really authentic. Would definitely go again read more
Came here on a Saturday afternoon, lunch time, place was quiet, newly opened, food was good. Prices was okay. It's $12.99 per person starting, for the unlimited banchan plus lettuce wrap, and $3 additional if more wraps are needed. There was a language barrier, which acertains to authentic Korean food. There are bigger combos family sized entrees as well, those looked a little pricey; if they are already charging $12.99 per person. I had asked, if it was 9 people, was it 9 x $12.99 and they said yes. I personally think that the $12.99 per person is quite overkill. Food was decent, we ordered the mackerel, galbi and soon tofu. The place was clean, they definitely deserve more customers. The language barrier was very clear, we had issues trying explain stuff. The men's restroom light was broken, floor was sticky, I did let them know but again, I don't think they quite understood what I meant, the lady did say that they already know the light was broken. I had to use the restroom with my phone light or it would've been complete darkness. The barley tea was very refreshing. Do recommend the grilled mackerel it was cooked nicely. read more
This place is so amazing and charming. The staff was so friendly and helpful. The ajima was happy that I could speak a bit of Korean. The first thing to order is the full ban chan 쌈밥 정식백반 for $12.99. So many dishes to go with your meal. And then order your main meats. I ordered the Spicy Pork. The side dishes (반찬) were so yummy. Fresh kimchi and pancakes and other veggies. All of them so fresh and tasty. The Spicy Pork comes with lettuce wraps. So spicy and tender and juicy and full of flavor. I have already recommended this place to several of my Korean friends. They are so excited to try it. read more
hey have so many unlimited side dishes all for like $12.99 + additional tofu soup for like $5.99. love the variety of side dishes, they have pickled cucumeberd, to kimchi radish, kimchi cabbage, fresh veggies, mushrooms, egg plants, egg crepe, acorn jelly, and tempura veggies so much more. the tofu stew was also v tasty and hearty. had tons of mushroom, zucchini, clams, egg, and ofc tofu. everything was v tasty and u can def tell its authentic! highly recommend checking this place out. but side that they charge extra for like larger to go containers. staff was friendly and ambience was welcoming. perfect lunch or dinner spot! read more
22 days ago
We really enjoyed coming here for their banchan deal!! You get so much banchan for a good price plus you can add on side meals. We got the spicy pork and galbi short ribs that were so delicious. Everything tasted like you were getting a home cooked meal, which are always the best meals. The service was very attentive and there were plenty of tables to fill up. Will forsure be coming back and 100% recommend read more
2 months ago
My husband and I came here a few weeks ago as we were looking for more of a traditional Korean in Las Vegas. They definitely hit the spot! They serve you 15 side dishes, many of which were new to me, but such an amazing experience trying new things. You pick your entree of choice. We got bulgogi and spicy pork, which was delicious! The staff and owners were so welcoming and kind to us felt like we were part of the family. The price is unbeatable, so if you are looking for that traditional Korean experience, this is the spot for it. We will definitely be coming back! read more
28 days ago
Was recommended by a random video on Instagram I stumbled upon, and wanted to support a new small local business. Although there was only one person working to service all of the tables and service was a little slow, she was very kind. Complementary iced tea was refreshing, side dishes were plentiful and delicious (there was only one that we weren't a fan of, it was some kind of fermented salty mushy thing). We also were offered a refill on a few of the sides partway through the meal. We got the $12.99 per person, plus a beef Bulgogi, spicy stir fried squid, and a kimchi stew. It was the perfect amount of food for the two of us and the total was $70 after tax, before tip. The Bulgogi was a little dry and we could've maybe used a tiny bit more rice to finish off the sides, but other than that, everything else was great! My only recommendation to the restaurant is to maybe lower the volume on the TV, they had Fox News on and the whole meal I had to hear about murders, dismembered bodies, and topics I don't typically enjoy hearing about while eating. read more
27 days ago
Food is great! The staff are nice and attentive. Lots of banchan and every single one is good. Will definitely come back! read more
28 days ago
4 months ago
Amazing food, incredible prices! Checked out the new K-ssambbap and I'm so glad I did. Their basic Baekban is only $12.99 and comes with 20 side dishes--all of which were fantastic. Their add-on menu is super budget-friendly too. We added the Cheonggukjang ($5.99), Pork Bulgogi ($9.90), and Grilled Atka Mackerel ($13.90). There was so much food that three of us couldn't even finish it all. Getting a feast like this for just $74.50 is unbelievable. The flavors were perfectly balanced and tasted just like authentic Korean home-cooked meals. They even gave us a complimentary seasoned raw crab, which was amazing. They're only in their soft opening, but I'm definitely becoming a regular here. A must-visit! read more
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Amazing deal on really great Korean food. Made me think about my mom's food!and the service was great! Definitely will be back again read more
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Food excellent, service excellent.feels like and tastes like your neighborhood restaurant. The quantity of of side dishes was very plentiful. All tasted great. Even the main course was great also. If you like food like how your grandma used to make it this is the place. Well dersved 5 stars . Please keep it up. Stay the course dont change like many other places have. We will be back again and again. read more
3 months ago
Great food and service. We ordered the paekban jeongsheek for two of us and bulgogi, gambit, and soontofu soup. It was very yummy and filling. We had a refill on the lettuce. We finishes a few of the side dishes and they offered us refils but we declined because we had several we still wanted to try and we were getting full. You must try this place!! read more
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3909 W Sahara Ave
Ste 1 - 2
Las Vegas, NV 89102
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(702) 665-6233
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