I'm Korean and been to the best kbbq spots in Los Angeles. This is great quality meat. Ordered a la carte (there's no AYCE): LA GALBI, BRISKET, PORK BELLY, each order of meat gets you a bowl of rice. Be prepared to gotta cook it yourself, get extra tongs. Got egg soup, seafood pancake, all amazing. Ask for jalapeños and garlic and ssamjang it'll level up your meats. One green grape soju :) $160 awesome price comfortably fed 3 hungry adults read more

Came here with 2 friends and the service was good! This was my first time trying korean bbq and it was amazing! The meats were tender and filling. The meal comes with rice and side dishes. We ordered the cheesy corn, which paired well with the meats. I'd recommend coming here as the service was quick as well an we did not have to wait long at all! read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Korean BBQ - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

I've been here a few times over the last couple of years with my family. I've done the kbbq grill and just dined in. The Farmer's Feast is a great kbbq choice for feeding 6 adults and includes a soup and steamed egg. The japchae is very yummy and the corn cheese was my favorite. They refill your banchan at least once (not sure if it's unlimited). I really enjoyed how they provided the pickled radish to have with the kbbq. There's plenty of space inside for large and small parties. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

I rarely leave reviews, but this experience was honestly unbelievable--in the worst way. We were charged $87 for just three small plates of meat, which felt completely unreasonable for the portion size and quality. It honestly felt like a scam. What makes it even worse is that most other Korean BBQ spots offer all-you-can-eat options for way less than what we paid here. You can literally go to other places, eat as much as you want, and still spend less than $87. The fact that this place doesn't offer that and still charges these prices is ridiculous. On top of that, the service made everything worse. Staff were inattentive, slow, and didn't seem to care at all about checking in or explaining anything. We were left waiting multiple times with no acknowledgment, and it made the whole experience frustrating and uncomfortable. For the price you pay, you expect at least decent service and fair portions--but this place delivers neither. Definitely not worth it, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. read more

Kbbq was great, staff was always present asking if we needed any assistance or anything else to make our time more enjoyable. It was great to be able to do things ourself, and there were a variety of quality food that I could pick from. I would say that no longer having AYCE is a minus, as it is more expensive, but still worth checking out. Good place to go with a small group of people. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

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Order the jumulleok and thank me later! We tried the LA galbi and the hanjeongsal too but the jumulleok was my fave with the slightly sweet marinated flavor dipped in the salty sesame oil sauce - chef's kiss. We also ordered the steamed egg side and the mul naengmyeon. Both solid. I wish the naengmyeon had more(?) slices of Korean pear (question mark bc we shared the bowl so I don't know if it just didn't make it into my portion) but perhaps it's due to the fact that Korean pear is not in season atm (maybe more late summer). Also the beef slices that came in the naengmyun were a little dry and hard to eat by the time I got to it the end and I wonder if that's just the result of the broth being icy cold. Next time I shall eat it faster I wish they provided lettuce but we did get onions and some thinly sliced radish. Good variety of banchan and they refill! Will definitely be coming back to satisfy all my kbbq cravings! read more

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It was fun cooking the meats and vegetables at our table. Easy to do as I'm not really a cook. Tasted great too! read more

We had a pretty good experience overall, possibly helped by the fact that we're Korean and spoke Korean with the staff (a little bias, haha!). We ordered the Goldilocks set for five people, and it was a solid choice. It came with kimchi jjigae and steamed egg, both of which were tasty and complemented the meal well. Portion-wise, it felt satisfying, though I usually eat quite a bit, I think helping to cook the meat made it feel like the food settled faster. One small hiccup was that our table didn't get any lettuce, which we usually enjoy with KBBQ. At first, we assumed they just didn't offer it, but later we saw another table get some, so it seems like it was just forgotten. Not a big deal, but it would've made the meal feel more complete. Price-wise, it's a bit more expensive than doing KBBQ at home, but considering the service and convenience, it felt reasonable. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Goldilocks and the Three Bears - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

We came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. I didn't realize that they had an updated simplified menu for groups. It did make ordering easier. We ordered one of the chef's flight - Goldilocks and The Three Bears along with some other meats and sides. Even though the place is ala carte, their quality of meat is worth it. Its a good place to go to with a small group of friends. read more

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The cons: staffing seemed low, our poor server seemed to have her hands way too full! They also no longer do AYCE at this location so it's ala cart making it pretty expensive for what the portion sizes were. The pros: despite being less than amazing portion sizes, the quality was definitely there. Our server was also really sweet, despite being very busy she was very kind and helpful. Overall, not my favorite KBBQ place but nice for a Beaverton option and I'd probably go back if I'm only craving one thing in particular and dont mind not having variety. read more

Kkoki is one of my favorite KBBQ places in Oregon. I truly enjoy their red meat selection and their side dishes. I'd recommend getting the bulgogi, pork bulgogi, spicy samgyeopsal, and galbi. For veggies, onion and white mushroom. I also like to get a side of cheese corn! The staff are very attentive and the ambiance is great. However expect to come out with a lingering KBBQ smell! read more

Plenty of space for a Sunday midday brunch walk-in party of 4. Lively atmosphere, good quality ingredients, compelling price point for larger spreads (one note: they only split bills a maximum 3 ways). Service was attentive but sparing. We were offered a grill refresh toward the end of our 2+ hour stay, which we declined, but don't expect too much pampering otherwise. Come ready to fully manage your own grill. read more

kbbq was great, staff always took care to change out our grill and was available for us to put in more orders, would come here again one suggestion i would give is to upgrade the grills to the smokeless ones so that customers arent bombarded with smoke every time they start grilling read more

I came here one evening for dinner and had a great time. I've only ever been to the Kkoki location on 82nd in Portland, so it was nice to try this spot out. Coming here, I didn't want KBBQ, so I just got their al carte entree dishes. Service here was really fast and they were kind. The ambiance was pretty quiet when I went and everything was made of wood--a very nice Korean feel to the restaurant. I ordered an egg souffle, beef noodle soup, and bibimbap when I went. First, the banchan came out and it was all pretty good. I appreciated that they gave a lot of different kinds of kimchi out, but I wish there was more variety. The egg souffle pleasantly surprised me when it came out with carrots and green onion. It look delicious, and I don't think I've seen another place where their egg souffle was so big and had more than just green onion. Both entrees were delicious and a good portion. I would love to come back to this spot to try out their KBBQ service. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Egg Souffle & Banchan - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

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Stay away from this place. We walked in and signed our name on the waitlist. We waited for 20 minutes. I looked at the sign-in sheet and noticed that my name was scratched off. So, I asked a worker why. She said they were confused and told me we would be seated soon. I then noticed two people who walked in after us getting seated before us. I asked the same worker (Korean lady who looked to be a manager) why they were seated first. She never apologized and told me why I didn't say anything. WTF??? I just asked you even in Korean. I could not stay and spend more than $100 at this place after being treated this way. I walked out. It was so ridiculous. They should have apologized and given us a table right away. Don't eat at this place. The service sucks. As a fellow Korean, I am so embarrassed. It is a disgrace. I will be telling all of my friends about this horrible experience. read more

Good food and service! You cook the meat yourself. The side of cucumbers is tasty. I usually get more sides at other places included in my order so I felt it was a little pricey for what you get but the short rib and bulgolgi was yummy. read more

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Authentic Korean bbq. Very clean and orderly with great hospitality. Highly recommend.

Amazing experience the staff was helpful and funny, took my fiancé here for his first Korean bbq experience. The restaurant was clean, and lively. The prices for the amount of food were great. Huge portions and lots of flavor. Definitely going back. read more

There was really good food. We got combo a with lettuce, and mul naengmyeon. The food came out in good time and the servers were nice. I think overall it was pretty solid. It's not the best, but pretty up there. read more

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Adequat My daughter wanted to go this Korean BBQ. No frills service, the food was just OK. The bulgogi marinated ribs were a bit chewy. read more

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One of my favorite BBQ spot. I do take most of my friend and family from out of town here. Like why not? The selections of meat and dishes are variety of everything. They open late. The staff is really kind. Sometimes there is a wait so be patient if you come in big groups. It feels like a party vibe, especially on the weekends. :) Bring the energy and an empty stomach to eat! read more

So I pay money to cook my own food ? Alright then ! This place had been on my bookmarks for years and one fine evening when we were particularly hungry we decided what better day than today to stuff our faces . We came in on Sunday evening and there was a 20 minute wait before we were seated . Annoyingly there were plenty of open tables however . The setting is a little different than most Korean BBQ joints -its not all you can eat and keep that in mind before you go . The various meat options come with a price and you can pick what you like otherwise there is a couple mix n match combos as well . Menu also has a selection of a la carte Korean dishes . We got the BQ Combo and a side of Korean pancakes . The meats though limited in selection comes in huge quantity and it was definitely more than we can eat .The grill was a little wonky at first but turned out ok after a while . The combo comes with a bowl of rice , stew and side dishes -mostly pickled veggies .The pork bulgogi was our favorite . The good thing about the fixed menu is that you can take the rest of it to-go which most KBBQ place don't offer . Service is alright , they do what you ask for and that's about it . Wont come check up on you till you ask . we also got a traditional Korean drink that went very well with the food . Overall , I would say they are alright although ,I don't see myself returning anytime soon . read more

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This is one of our go to spots. It always reminds me of one of the nangmyun spots I would visit in Seoul. Food is always really good. They have a good variety of cuts for grill without it being overwhelming. The Doenjang Jjigae is very good, usually it's pretty bland at gogi places but not here. In summer the Nangmyun is probably the best in town, super refreshing. Seems like they have a new effort in delivering service as well. I usually don't care about this but service here is very good. read more

Very good and fast service we always come here it's our fav Korean bbq spot , Our fav meats are the thick sliced pork and bulgogi beef Service is always 10/10 and staff are always very nice We were also offered a little complimentary rice drink desert ah the end which was a plus ! read more

Great service! Refilled my banchans very quickly. Meat was yummy and choices were great. Also loved my Soju Highball!

Very friendly service, even better food. Everything was so fresh and delicious. We will be back for sure to try more food out. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Dumplings (pot stickers) - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

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We're coming from LA and there's a lot of Korean BBQ in LA, but this place is way better than any spot in LA. The meat and sides were high quality for the price. Our server, Young, was amazing at informing us with the menu and making us feel at home. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good time out! read more

Extremely disappointed with the food freshness, especially the foot part. It tasted nothing like fresh ingredients--instead, it had a strong frozen flavor, just like long-stored frozen meat. The texture was dry and tough, with no natural umami at all, making chewing a chore. read more

Delicious food, friendly and efficient service, the cucumber side dish was perfect . Definitely would visit again! read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Soonduboo & Galbi Tang - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

Not bad! I'm rather spoiled from my experiences in LA so I went in with my expectation moderated. The interior is big and spacious, lots of tables and corners to seat big parties. Not too busy on a weekend either. We're seated and served our banchans promptly. Most of them were average, alas. Special shoutout to the bean sprouts though. Menu was decent. A selection of a la carte Korean dishes and meat for KBBQ. We went with Combo A and it definitely was sufficient for 2 people. Meat was pretty good in terms of quality; we liked the marinated pork the best. It's soso tender. The Soybean soup that came with the combo was also well-seasoned and tasty. The grill was super clean and had a nice heating throughout which made the cooking and eating experience better. A bit too many fineprints that you'd rather not see like getting a limited refill of the banchans and rice before you have to pay extra but what can you do. We also got a side of Steamed Egg which was very nice. Always love steamed egg with KBBQ. Nowhere near KBBQ in LA but it does get the job done and I don't think there's any spot like that out here in OR. With that said, I'd be down to come back for KBBQ as well as their regular food for sure. read more

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I am sorry to say that there are no legit Korean BBQ (KBBQ) places in Oregon like LA Ca. If you are choosing one it would be choosing from the best out of the 5 worst places. I can say this with confidence because when you eat KBBQ in LA Ca. there are a lot more side dishes and offerings. Also, the quality of meat is much better. LA Ca. is the "Mecca" of KBBQ in the USA. This spot is probably one of the better ones because of the quality of meats. It's is a little more expensive than other KBBQ joints around. I am disappointed that they do not offer lettuce. I mean ssam is a huge part of eating KBBQ!?! Ssam (), meaning "wrapped", refers to a dish in Korean cuisine in which, usually, leafy vegetables are used to wrap a piece of meat such as pork, beef or other filling. It is often accompanied by a condiment known as ssamjang and can also be topped with raw or cooked garlic, onion, jalapeño, or a banchan (small side dish) such as kimchi. Ssam is usually bite-sized to prevent spilling out the fillings. Don't forget to ask for sliced garlic and jalapeños and ssamjang. I usually like to grill the garlic and jalapeños and eat it with the meat. They will not offer it to you if you don't ask for it (it's part of the meal people just don't know). This will kick thing's up a notch when eating your meats. Trust me, your mind and tastebuds will say "this is DANG! Good!". Yes, the service is slow so you have to be the aggressor and hunt them down. The best way to get their attention is say 'Yo-gi-yo!' I guarantee you will get someone's attention. Please say it in a respectful way or they will curse you out under their breath. 'Yo-gi-yo!' (Over here!) In South Korea 'Yogiyo!' literally means 'over here!'. It's a call you'll hear most echoing across a busy Korean restaurant. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Thick Samgyupsal (Pork Belly). - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

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This is the best Korean BBQ in the Beaverton area. It's not unlimited, but it's worth it. We opted for the topokki, the combo A, and the cold beef noodle soup. The kimchi and cold noodle soup were the standouts, but everything was amazing. Whatever their soy dipping sauce is made of needs to be studied because it's seriously delicious and made all the difference. Somehow we were lucky enough to only have a short wait on a Friday night, and the service was so attentive. There is a call button next to each table so you'll never be left waiting long. The restaurant decor was on par with every other Korean bbq restaurant I've ever been before; nothing too special but I love how they always have k-pop music videos playing on the TVs. Overall, I left extremely happy and will definitely be back. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Combo A - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

NOTE: This place does NOT offer all you can eat kbbq like the Kkoki location on 82nd and Powell in southeast. If you absolutely cannont make it to southeast or don't want to wait, expect to pay ~$30 per portion of a singular type of meat (NOT worth it in my opinion) I will be reviewing my experience at this restaurant as both a standalone Korean spot and in comparison to the Kkoki on 82nd and Powell My girlfriend and I ordered the soonduboo with beef and the yangnyem chicken, no kbbq. For $43 total you'd expect a decent amount of food, but unfortunately we were served an individual-sized portion of the soonduboo and eight wings. Furthermore, we were given one individual portion of rice and one bowl for the soup (we asked for one more of each of course), which is unusual given that Korean food is usually served family style. The side dishes (banchan) were underseasoned/felt stale, and the kimchi was not fresh Now you might be wondering why I'm complaining about the a la cart dishes at a kbbq restaurant. Why didn't we just go to a normal Korean restaurant if we weren't going to fire up the mini grill? To put it bluntly, the kbbq here is INCREDIBLY overpriced. Single meat options averaged $30 per portion, some cost over $40. In comparison, the Kkoki on 82nd and Powell (same name and logo) offers two hours of all you can eat kbbq for $30 a person. $30 is for the middle tier package which includes 24 (twenty four!) meat options. Not only is that a killer deal, but why would you ever pay the same amount for just a single serving of one meat type? The price gouging of the meat and lack of all you can eat, coupled with the general cheaping out on the side dishes, rice and small soonduboo portion makes me think that this restaurant's rent is too damn high and/or that they are incredibly cheap. No matter the reason, it's no excuse for the experience to be the exact opposite of their other location. As for other bits, the restaurant was clean (earns the second star) and looked nice inside, plus the staff were all nice (although they weren't very attentive at all). We waived someone down to get our order going, which given the fact that it wasn't busy, is not ideal. Interestingly, about half way into our meal a couple was seated next to us and asked what we thought of our meal. My girlfriend and I were both a bit hesitant to respond, but were honest and told them that this wasn't meeting our expectations. The couple shared that they were visiting from Louisiana, and had come here for the all you can eat kbbq (the other location). We were honest and told them to get over to the southeast location asap. I figured that we as locals could take the bullet, but no way could we let this couple have such a letdown of an experience while on vacation. Overall: Acceptable if you have never had Korean food before, but nowhere near acceptable if you have had it before and especially if you have been to their other location. If you want normal Korean food, there are plenty of spots in the Beaverton area that are better values (bigger portions, lower price, fresher banchan). If you want kbbq, drive on over to 82nd and Powell read more

Went here with my girlfriend while she was visiting and right when they opened. I believe it was a La cart for kbbq, and we ordered some other dishes as well. We had no complaints about the taste of everything. I don't think it's all you can eat, but trust me, the set menus for a La cart kbbq will fill you up. It seemed like the place was family run, and the servers were sweet Korean ajummas. Price, quality, quantity: 8.5/10 For the set menu we got for a la cart kbbq, I believe it was a fair price point for quality and quantity we got for the meats. I would also say the same for The other dishes we ordered. We definitely had to take a few boxes home when we were done. read more

First timer here! Always wanted to try and had no idea what to order, asked for help from the server, who was very helpful and explained everything. Tried pork bulgogi and galbi. Delicious! And fun! The server also helped us get started, buttered the grill and suggested to cut the bone off the ribs for the meat to cook faster. We had a great experience and even with just two dishes, rice, veggies and lettuce it was more than two people could eat. I'd definitely come back again. read more

Me and my sister in laws were craving some k bbq. I had just moved to the Beaverton area and googled k bbq. This was the closest nearby. We went and the ambiance was cozy. Server recommended the house tea which was fantastic. We did the k bbq combo special which was a great deal! I also ordered their bibimbap and it was spectacular! The service was amazing. Very nice spot to eat 10/10 would recommend. read more

Yummy KBBQ (not AYCE). We loved the cuts of meats we got from the galbi, to the beef tongue, brisket, and pork jowl. Service was very friendly and they were able to accommodate a party of 7 on a Sunday night around 8pm. read more

First time to dine-in | Delicious | Kpop playing **I'd like to point out that this restaurant is NOT affiliated with the other restaurants in Portland, Salem, and Eugene, which have all made the news about wage theft. It is separate ownership! So, I don't know why other reviewers are mentioning this because that's untrue** We've done take-out several times and decided to dine-in for the first time since my dad was visiting. I think we came at a great time because it wasn't so busy around 4:30pm! It noticeably picks up within the hour. Before you know it, a lot of families are seated. It's a popular spot! We had a great time here. It was actually our first time even cooking our food at a restaurant--we loved it! The smaller and thinner slices of meat were cooked immediately, however, it took a little bit longer to cook the thicker bacon slices. The grill was hot though, so I think it is the type of cut. For us, we were a family of 3 adults and 1 toddler, it was enough food we ordered. We ended up taking the noodle dish home. What we ordered: (Appetizer) Mandu -- crispy chicken and veggie dumplings (10 pcs) BBQ Combo A -- Chadol Baegi + Samgyup Sal + Pork Bulgogi + Soybean Stew w/ steamed rice (serves 2-3 ppl) Japchae -- sweet potato noodles w/beef and veggies Bibimbap in the hot stone bowl **Our dinner came with the banchan Everything was delicious. The chicken in our bbq was delicious and mild spicy level. If this is your first time experiencing a Korean BBQ dinner experience like us, make sure you butter the grill first! We quickly learned we needed to do that after the fact and we felt a little embarrassed for creating so much smoke in the room. They have these heavy-duty fans above you to keep the smoke out, but sometimes they open the restaurant doors to quickly clear the air. They have Kpop music videos playing while you eat. My daughter greatly loved that and pointed out every single BTS video that came on (yeah, she's little Army lol). We had no problems with our service. The lady was nice and took care of us. We will come back! read more

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I was craving for Korean food and thought to give this place a shot since I drive by it all the time. My favorite was the Tteokbokki. It came with a sweet and spicy sauce, large pieces of fish cake, the rice cake was chewy, and perfectly cooked. I'm a huge fan of corn and was excited for the corn with cheese but it was just ok. Pretty sure it was frozen corn, could have been more flavorful. Rest of the dishes were average and meets local standards. I would probably go back and try their BBQ next time. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

You go to Korean place to eat. They won't take a reservation, but should not be too long wait if you are party of 4 or less. We had seafood ( always good! ) spicy fried chicken (good but you get sticky finger), usually I get wet wipe after the meal but this place didn't give us so recommend to bring one. Hot pot (sundubu, my favorite) and did BBQ (require minimum two different meats, so go there with empty stomach), bibimbap. It comes with several banchan and bowl of rice, so you figure you get a lot of food (we have four ppl and this was plenty). Drinks... light beer (no IPA), house wine (box), sake (basic and momokawa Pearl-sweet cloudy sake, nigori), and of course soju and makageolli (this one sweet and cloudy too) The place can be a bit chilly after BBQ because of the veneration system, but dishes are good and we can go back there again. read more

Kkoki Korean BBQ - Fried chicken - Korean Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon