I'm not sure how they are getting 5 star reviews but here was our experience...
We were looking at another place and realized they were closed, we figured we would go here instead, I had seen them on Facebook and it looked promising. Didn't check the website or menu but figured it was similar to other Korean BBQ places.
Bit of a different concept with the meat coming out mostly cooked and just having to char it a bit on the grill, that was great, but the meat had absolutely no flavour. All the meat had been smoked, so if that's not your thing stay away. Unlike other places they offered no sauces or help your self veggies. Lang for example on Church street has large coolers full of fresh vegetables and a sauce station with 20+ sauces... you couldn't flavour the meat here if you wanted too.
Delivery was slow and items were not pictured as they were on the menu. Yam tempura for example came out as yam fries, the kind you'd get in a bag of McCains... there is not a big selection of items.
Then prepare yourself for the bill...
Pop is 5$ a can. The all you can eat is 55$ a person. The bill for 2 people was 163$. This is more than high end all you can eat places like East or Wind (high end AYCE for St Catharine's.....)
Also, no one tells you, but read the bill, there is an automatic tip of 15%. Neither of us noticed and tipped another 15%. Adding insult to injury the debit machine asks for more tip so you're tipping on the tip and taxes they have already charged you for.
I've included a copy of the receipt. So 2 dinners and 2 drinks each plus 2 tips is going to set you back 190$. Ridiculous.
They do not tell you tip is automatic.
Also the table next to us ordered far too much food and were made to pay extra. There was 4 of them and the bill was $500 out the extra food charges. They complained. The owner brings out special meats for you that aren't on the menu for you to try, like huge plates, so no wonder they ordered too much... it all seemed a bit "scam-ish"... Korean Town BBQ left a bad taste in our mouths both figuratively and literally.
Experience this place at your own risk, but at least you know what you're getting into now... read more