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    KoBA Korean BBQ

    3.6 (127 reviews)
    PriceyKorean, Barbeque
    Open 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Helen S.

    Solid AYCE KBBQ with upbeat music, skip the apps/sides. Dinner is a little more expensive than lunch as you get the addition of LA galbi, boneless galbi, and pork intestine. The most amazing part of this experience is that we all left without smelling like grilled meat, even without having obtrusive vents at each table. KoBA has its own parking lot and generally is pretty easy to get a table, even with a larger group. We've found the staff generally to be pretty friendly and attentive when we've gone, but you may have to gently remind them if you're waiting on water/utensils if it gets busy. The music is loud and constant - the first time we went it was an energetic mix of EDM, most recently, it was an onslaught of K-pop girl groups that did get grating after a while. The main screen is for accompanying music videos, but smaller mounted screens along the side walls play various sports events so you constantly have stimuli. Like drinking? How about a somaek (beer + soju) tower? Appetizers, sauces, banchan, and lettuce are self-serve, while grilled ingredients (meat, veggies, seafood) and other sides can be ordered via the tablet at each table or your server. The meat comes out pretty quickly, even with large orders, which is nice. Once in a while the robot comes around to deliver something, but usually it'll be a human with a cart. The sides (soups, steamed egg, tteokbokki) are pretty disappointing, so save yourself and avoid these - why would you take up precious stomach space at an AYCE anyway? The kimchi is actually pretty decent, so I'll allow you those. Meat quality is good, with a nice variety of classic pork and beef options including pork belly, bulgogi, and sliced brisket, with a few chicken, seafood, and veggie options as well. You get tongs and a giant pair of Korean all-purpose kitchen shears at each table to cut up your own meat, and servers will change out grills at your request. For the price, I think this is a great option to (over)sate yourself with protein and would bring starving friends who are visiting.

    Chadol (beef brisket), pork belly, large intestines, onion, & mushroom
    Imee C.

    Came here for an early dinner. We found parking right away in their own private parking area. Walking in, we were seated right away. We ordered the beef brisket, which was good. Pork belly was just okay. The large intestine, I normally dont like. But this place, i can stay was very good. It didnt have that odd taste or smell. Beef tongue was pretty good, too. But the LA Galbi was chewy. The bonchon and appetizer buffet was very nice. The garlic chicken wings were very good. meal came with free ice cream in the buffet station. Will come back here again.

    Kristen S.

    I was worried to come based on the reviews and rating, but overall my husband and I enjoyed this place. Perry good size but seems to get busy (or at least on NYE) with couples and groups. We got combo A which comes with the buffet. There wasn't any cheese corn and the Korean fried chicken were disappointing. However, the other buffet foods were delicious. Love the varied kimchi. The meats we got were very good and had great flavor. My husband liked the sirloin and I liked the bulgogi beef. The fish cake kimchi was also good. Service was a bit slow but very friendly and helpful. Overall we had a good experience and we would come back and I recommend it.

    10:13 I came they said kitchen is closed and we don't take orders anymore . I mean cool, I wish I knew it usually it's 30 minutes before, I wouldn't taken Uber . -10 out of 10

    James P.

    Recently went here and it was in a worse state then when I last came a year prior. The service was mediocre at best as they barely come over unless we got up from our seats and waved at them. There weren't that many people either which makes it worse. The food was less than subpar. The meat was whatever and the rice was dry. After this experience I won't be coming back until I hear good news about it. 1/5

    Chicken Bulgogi Lunch Combo

    I came in for lunch and they are now serving lunch combos! Super tasty with fresh side dishes! We love how clean everything is all the time! And great kpop music playing!

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    Michelle L.

    New AYCE KBBQ spot in Denver! I loved how there were a variety of meats and sides to choose from. There were 2 price options - we chose the more expensive option, but I feel that the lower tier would be enough. I haven't seen this much variety in terms of sides such as tteokbokki, corn cheese, kimchi jigae and crab ragoon! I just wish they had radish wrappers. I give it 4 stars because the meat quality was just okay - I've had better at other AYCE KBBQ places. I loved the ambiance - Kpop music + large TV screens. The tables were also very clean.

    Shaina L.

    We came in around 5pm and there was no wait. It did take a little while for the host to seat us. Afterwards, we were not greeted for awhile until our whole party arrived. No menu to look at during that time. The service was about 2.5/5. A lot of the serving are done through machines. Food was okay. We chose Combo B ($40.99? Pp) which included all of Combo A ($34.99 pp) as well. The portions for meat are small. Random note but the crab ragoons tasted like water. No flavor at all. The restaurant itself is clean. There is plenty of seating but I'm not sure if there are tables that are big to fit more than 4 parties. They were squeezing people in at a four seater table. I would not come here again for the prizes are outrageous. Options aren't bad but only worth it if you would eat everything.

    Hailey A.

    I love the buffet style appetizers which include wings, eggrolls, wontons, salad, pasta. Food was great, restaurant was clean and the staff was so helpful.

    Barbara S.

    So far, this has been my favorite Korean BBQ spot! Came on a Wednesday afternoon and we were sat immediately. You can choose between 2 combos for a reasonable price. We chose combo A for a nice price of $35 for all you can eat... careful, they'll charge you for leftover food at regular price! Everything we ordered hit the spot. For the apps, we tried the crab cheese wontons, seaweed salad, corn cheese, edamame and Korean fried chicken. My favorite of the apps was either the corn cheese or wontons! For protein, we ordered: beef belly, bulgogi, sirloin fillet, pork belly, teriyaki chicken, and popcorn shrimp (my favorite was the bulgogi, chicken, and shrimp) I also tried the Kimchi Jjigae soup with spicy sliced kimchi, tofu, and pork soup... Arguably I could've been happy without the soup considering how terribly full I was by the end of lunch, but very tasty! I didn't think it was all too spicy, but my tolerance for spice is pretty high. Highly recommend this place!

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