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    Korean Spring BBQ

    3.8 (427 reviews)
    PriceyKorean
    Open 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Jocelyn S.

    Lovely experience having their charcoal kbbq! The staff grill for you. The vibes felt very authentic because the sides were really good and it's in the plaza with other very legit Korean restaurants hahaha. No wait when my party of 6 around at noon on a Saturday. We got the marinated galbi, unmarinated galbi, a regular naengmyeon, a bibim naengmyeon, and a seafood pancake. We were all stuffed! My favorite items were the unmarinated prime rib, bibim naengmyeon, and tofu salad side. It came out to about $55 per person after tax and tip.

    Two orders of the wagyu special (they will cut this up and grill in smaller and smaller pieces)
    Alex W.

    You ever have a place you love so much you almost want to not tell people about so it won't get too mobbed? Well I would never gatekeep. Spring BBQ is a Santa Clara institution that's been around for decades, although it's changed hands at least once. The current family that runs it has definitely elevated it to a level up from traditional Korean bbq. Servers grill your food in front of you, just like at that exceptionally buzzy LA transplant. They use usda prime beef, a step up from the usda choice beef other places use. And for me, most importantly, they use real wood charcoal. As far as I'm aware, there's only two Korean bbq places in the area that still grill using wood charcoal, and the other one, located in Moonlite Center, might not last much longer as that area gets redeveloped. There's something about cooking over wood that gives the meat a special, smoky flavor that really stands out, and thankfully the hood vents over each table are strong - I feel like we don't really smell smoky when we leave. Plenty of delicious Korean side dishes complement the meal. My wife regularly gets the bi bim bap and says it's great, but for me and my daughters we are all about the marinated kalbi - beef short rib. Here they trim the meat around the bone so you get perfectly grilled, juicy pieces of meat with no bones to fuss with - and they grill the bones separately at the end if you want the last bits to enjoy or bring home for cooking something. They also have a special for wagyu that is super delicious and feels like a good value considering the price of meat these days. The atmosphere is casual and laid back and parking can be a little challenging on weekend nights. But I can't recommend this place enough. It's a South Bay gem and our family's go-to Korean bbq spot.

    Janet N.

    For Korean BBQ using charcoal, Korean Spring is very good! This place started getting popular again on social media and tbh, I've been here twice in a span of a few months. If that isn't telling, idk what is. The Seafood pancake and Yuk Gae Jang are pretty good accompaniments to bbq. The charcoal really does make a difference and the meat quality is good. The short rib and brisket has great flavor and is so tender! If you order the set it comes with a soup and salad which is also a solid choice. Service has been good every time, they do cook for you here, just FYI. Attentive, but not overly where you can't enjoy your meal. The servers have also given good recommendations on items too. Also wanted to mention, they don't have flavored sojus here. Good quality bbq using charcoal without a huge price tag! Def recommend this place.

    Bibim Naengmyeon: Spicy Cold Noodles
    Cherylynn N.

    4.5 STARS Social media loves 10 Butchers. The Korean OGs? They love Korean Spring BBQ! Korean Spring BBQ opened in the 80s and they're the first wooden charcoal KBBQ resto to open in the bay. I don't know when but they had a change of ownership at one point. Don't let the 3.5 star [overall] rating scurrrr you. Nobody is slamming ribs on the pavement. TBH, the mixed reviews is what kept me away for years until a Korean influencer raved about the Bibim Naengmyeon: Spicy cold noodles (not a collab). Yup, it's the best Bibim Naengmyeon I've had in Santa Clara's K-Town but I had to revisit for their KBBQ. Two dining areas: KBBQ or regular dining (cooked bbq items available). For KBBQ, minimum two orders. Staff cooks for you. From 9 pm-Midnight, they have a $200 special that includes 4 meats, seolleongtang (beef bone soup), corn cheese, gyeran-jjim (steamed egg), soju, beer, and soda. F O O D * Banchan: Kimchi, spinach, radish, and mac salad Too limited selection. Kimchi is the highlight, crunchy, tangy, and mildly spicy. * Yuk Hwe: Raw Beef w/ Asian pear, raw yolk ($27.99): https://tinyurl.com/4r7ahpa7 Great savory sweet flavor with a mild nutty taste but the beef was a bit icy. We let it sit for a bit and it was fine. * Lunch Special #3 - Bibim Naengmyeon: Spicy Cold Noodles + Galbi: Beef Short Ribs ($39.99): https://tinyurl.com/akxpjaw2 - Even though lunch specials are only available M-F, they kindly allowed us to order this on the weekend. The Bibim Naengmyeon was excellent, perfectly chewy noodles in an icy, slightly sweet, vinegary broth/sauce. Nice texture contrast with the crisp radish and crunchy cucumbers. The Galbi arrived in a sizzling platter - savory sweet and tender with a kiss of smoky char flavor. * KBBQ - Marinated Galbi ($69.99): https://tinyurl.com/ms3hxf6c Intensely marbled, tender and juicy with a rich savory sweet flavor and distinct smokiness from the charcoal. They'll even cut the meat and tendons off the bone to grill so you can enjoy that satisfying chewy texture. Cooked medium rare by default. - 20 oz US Wagyu Ribeye (Special-$69.99): https://tinyurl.com/4fwzuu6d Deep beefy flavor, more balanced than Australian and Japanese wagyu so you can enjoy more of it. Cooked rare/medium rare by default. - Accompaniments: -- Tofu salad Mixed greens topped with super soft tofu and sliced almonds with an intense doenjang (fermented soybean) dressing. -- Soy vinegar onions Crispy and acidic to help cut through the meaty richness. -- Doenjang-jjigae The fermented soybean stew was bubbling hot and comforting with cubes of soft tofu. Not overly salty. -- Sesame oil w/ s&p and housemade ssamjang sauce for dipping (they didn't have lettuce wraps) Wish they included sikhye (sweet rice punch) to end the KBBQ. S E R V I C E The owners and young staff are sweet, gracious, and thoughtful...splitting the jjigae and naengmyeon into two bowls without asking. Prompt food service. A M B I A N C E Low-key with two dining areas. No music. Powerful hoods; we didn't smell like a walking Weber grill afterwards. Overall, while Korean Spring BBQ is not 5 star perfect (ehhh banchan and regular priced KBBQ meats are $$$$), the charcoal BBQ, naengmyeon year round, and lunch specials with humble vibes will keep me coming back!

    Dol Sot Bibimbap
    Kelley T.

    Our group of 7 visited on a Sunday afternoon and were seated right away. We didn't order kbbq so they mentioned that we would have to be splits between two different tables bc they couldn't be rearranged. The waitstaff was very quick and the food came out very fast after ordering. The mul naeng myeon was tasty and didn't come with any vinegar already added so we had to add it ourselves (which is nice bc then you can control how it tastes). My one complaint is that I didn't like the thin noodles since it isn't as chewy. The ddeok bokki was chewy, spicy, and came with a good portion of rice cakes and fish cake. The dolsot bibimbap was normal and hits all the right spots. Overall a decent place to get lunch especially if Kunjip is too busy.

    adding the wood charcoal
    Kaje Y.

    The intial service on a Sunday at 1:30pm was a bit slow. There were a few other tables to serve but it wasnt a full house. This place is very clean and kept neat and tidy. Once we were seated, we noticed the table was quite wide so it was a bit difficult to have a conversation in deciding what to eat. We (2 people) ended up sitting next to each other on the same side. The menu is quite big and prices are a bit pricey at first glance. It took a little bit for someone to come take our order, but once that happened, everything was so much faster and streamlined. The meats were tasty and cooked perfectly. They cook the meats for you so you can focus on chatting with your friends, eating or drinking. The ban chan selections were a little bit more limited, but I liked that they gave free tofu soup. The wood charcoal definitely imparted a nice flavour. Overall, pretty good and I would come back.

    Tien N.

    Korean Spring BBQ was amazing! Tons of banchan, tender wagyu beef, fresh salad, and comforting soup. The staff grilled everything for us, and service was excellent. No corkage fee, which is a nice bonus. Sorry...it might break your bank (I didn't pay the bill, so it was totally worth it haha).

    So far so good. Loved the food!! Was my first time here as well. Everything was good there  and loved it overall.
    Sharbani M.

    Loved the food for sure, it was great. Had the Waygu special they had there and it was good meat, thick and good lol. I like that the waiters help cook the food there, normally I've been to Korean BBQ where you cook your own; so very first time for me to experience this. I also like where the restaurant is too, because a after having some BBQ my friends and I went to the Bobo Pup place hehe that was fun. And yes for the Korean BBQ place, I recommend to try It out if you haven't gone yet. It's worth the trip!

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    Khang V.

    One of the yummiest KBBQs I've ever tried in the Bay Area! And it's charcoal grilled! The restaurant is conveniently located in the same strip mall as Tobang and Boba Pup. Plenty of parkings! We arrived around 5pm on a Saturday and there was no line. The staff greeted us upon entrance and quickly led us to our table. The inside looked neat and clean with shiny and spacious metal tables. We were recommended by our server to pick 2 meats (minimum). We have our eyes on the specially priced Wagyu thus we ordered that one, plus Galbi meat and a seafood pancake. Our side dishes came out first with refreshing salad (with soft tofu) and various types of regular Korean side dishes. We especially enjoyed the red bean side dish! It's savory, salty and just simply delicious! One of the side dishes was a tofu soup in a stone bowl which was equally tasty. Our meat came out raw and our server grilled and cut them into smaller pieces right there on top of the charcoal stove for us! I love the sizzling sounds of fat droplets hitting the burning charcoal! The meat smelled heavenly and we all drooled waiting for the meats ! It's a bit pricey but we understand why it's pricey now! The meat quality is so top notch! We savored every bite and enjoyed our dinner so much! The seafood pancake didn't disappoint either! It was flavorful and fresh with generous amount of seafood. Our server was attentive and refilled our water and side dishes without us asking, which is a plus for me! Overall, 12/10! Check it out!

    Laura P.

    My favorite KBBQ place in the south bay! The charcoal grill is the best and adds more flavor. They cook the food for you and it always comes out perfectly. It's a bit pricy (since you have to order 2 meats minimum) and usually comes out to about $60 a person. The parking lots also gets full during lunch and dinner, so highly recommend coming early when they first open.

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    Carolyn P.

    Charcoal grill was great, but can get pricey. There is a minimum of two orders of meat and of course comes with ban chan and a complimentary kimchi stew. The severs cook for you and they cooked our meat to perfection and refilled the ban chan. The restaurant has two sides, one for the charcoal grill and the side for kitchen made dishes. Definitely coming back to try more of the traditional Korean dishes!

    Anthony G.

    Update: tried the bbq and it was fire. We got the wagyu ribeye which is huge as well as the Kalbi which were both really good quality and cooked perfectly. However also learned that their banchan rotates regularly depending on what ingredients are available.

    Wood fire Kalbi
    Matthew R.

    I am a tough Kalbi critic and this place impressed me. It was my first time having kbbq over charcoal and it was incredible. Both the short ribs and Wagyu steak were extremely tender and the side seasonings paired well. I called a few days in advance to reserve a wood fire table which I recommend as you might have to wait a long time on a Saturday night.

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    Kunjip

    4.1
    (2.4k reviews)
    0.0 mi
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    Experience (5/5 stars): *Food: the cold noodles here are…read moreamazing! refreshing and cool especially during the hot summer. you need to eat it spicy! i'd skip the galbi jjim, not as flavorful as the one at daeho. *Price: ~$24 Overall, it's a yes!

    I love kunjip because the food is good, and the service is fast. Even though it gets crowded, they…read moreclean tables fast. This way everyone gets seated asap. The wait is always not too bad (usually max 30 mins) which goes to show how fast the service is. The menu is pretty simple but always really good. Banchan - 10/10. Refillable banchan is always amazing but it's even better when it's all my favorites. I love the radish, kimchi and cucumber banchans the most and this is exactly what they have. It is so refreshing and adds a lot of flavor. Bibim naengmyeon - 10/10. The noodles are chewy and refreshing. They do not skimp out on the toppings. AND the spice is totally doable. My personal favorite part is always the combination of the banchan and the noodles. SO GOOD. Seolleongtang - 10/10. I love how hearty this meal is and how it never fails to warm me up from the inside out. This is the perfect comfort meal. The meat is also so tender and the noodles really soak up that broth. The broth is the best part, you can season it to your own taste but the base itself is already pretty great! Very savory. And the plus is that they give free yakult at the end when you pay so it's a cute lil free sweet treat to enjoy!

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    Chungdam

    4.0
    (1.2k reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    Tried out Chungdam with my husband for dinner- my first impression was "wow". The restaurant had an…read moreopen feel, felt luxurious. All the staff were very friendly and attentive. I felt like I was in Asia. Everything tasted great. Definitely want to come back.

    I've been here twice so far. On the most recent visit, I brought three friends and we ordered…read moreSignature B, 눈꽃살, and 비빔냉면. Food was stellar. Everything was perfectly prepared/cooked. The meat was juicy, fatty, and flavorful with a little hint of smokiness that completed the experience that I desire from beef. The 해물 파전 isn't made conventionally. It has this beautiful crispy top that adds a new dimension to the experience. The 잡채 wasn't as plentiful as I would've liked but it doesn't matter since it functions as an appetizer to the rest of the meal. The 된장찌개 was yummy for someone who hasn't tried it before. I should also mention that the complimentary side dishes includes raw marinated crab which was absolute heaven. Squeeze it like a toothpaste bottle and the juicy crab comes right out. One of my friends is a big eater (just a beefier human in general), so we decided to get an extra order of 눈꽃살. If I were to order again for the same group of friends (4 people total), I would order 해물 파전, 돌솥 비빔밥, 청담 갈비, 양념갈비, and 눈꽃살. I think its close to the amount of food that we ordered, but a little more affordable and some (superior) substitutions. The staff was friendly and efficient which was fantastic. I got to meet the owner/manager, he seems like a kind and friendly gentleman. I want to come back more often for the 해물 파전 and 양념갈비. I made this review to express my excitement over this restaurant and for my future reference.

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    Seorai Korean Bbq

    Seorai Korean Bbq

    4.2
    (572 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$$

    Met up with a friend at Seorai based on a recommendation. Place is rustic with wood tables and…read morewall panelings. We were early so had a choice of tables and were quickly seated. We ordered the seafood pancake. One of the best seafood pancake I've had. They ensure both sides are cooked/browned and crispy. The sauce is light and does not overpower the pancake like others do. They offerred 6 different panchan. They didn't offer a refill so am assuming it's not refillable. One thing unique that I've not seen as panchan before is the marinated raw crab with kimchi sauce. It was delicious! You squeeze and suck on the shell for the crab meat to come out. Will go back again even if it's just for the spicy marinated crab. For main, we shared the Samgyeopsal (Korean pork belly slices). The pork was tender. We wrapped it on lettuce and put some garlic and ssamjang. Each bite was oh so good. There was plenty and we had some leftovers. You see Koreans eating at the restaurant which is a good sign. Staff was busy and sometimes, it can take time to get their attention. For some reason, our table did not have the buzzer (or we just can't find it). Definitely a place worth going. If their pork is this good, wonder what their beef dishes taste like. Thinking about it is making me hungry. :-). Highly recommend to check them out. I will when I'm back in the area.

    We went to a restaurant called Sorae today after my husband highly recommended it, and it was such…read morea great experience. The food was delicious, but what really made our visit special was our server, Joy. She was so friendly and welcoming that I honestly thought she might be the owner. She explained the menu so well and was genuinely happy to see people enjoying their popular dakgalbi, which made the whole experience feel even warmer. And the fried rice at the end tasted exactly like the kind I used to eat during my school days in Korea -- so nostalgic and comforting. We'll definitely be back. Next time, I want to try the gamjatang!

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    Master Oh's

    Master Oh's

    4.3
    (171 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    Free parking
    Free WiFi

    As a non-Korean, I thought Master Oh's is a very solid place for authentic Korean cuisine. It…read morechecks all the boxes for flavors, visual presentation and reminds me of a solid meal in Korea. The parking situation for this plaza however is a bit challenging. There is an entire lot reserved for restaurants next door and the plaza that it's in is packed to the brim. Definitely come early or risk circling the lot. Outside of the parking, the space inside is accommodating. There is lots of room for large parties. I will say service was a little scattered brained when we ate here though. They forgot one of our orders and we had to flag them down, a few times to get it to us. To add onto this we were the first two parties here so it maybe was just the staff warming up. As for the food, they gave us amazing amounts of banchan and their portions are generous. You could ask for more banchan if you enjoyed something but with all the food we had we didn't need more. My personal favorite dish was the marinated crab. We got the soy sauce one and it was a joy to eat. The meat was soft, juicy, and squeezed right out of the shell. Highly recommend trying this. One final note however, Master Oh's is a bit on the expensive end for something I felt like should be a standard meal. It wasn't a problem for us but it maybe something to consider if you're looking to dine on a budget. Overall would come back.

    Instagram reels kept telling me Master Oh's has the best soy marinated raw crab in the Bay Area, so…read moreme and my K-pop girlies had to investigate. It was actually the perfect group to test it. One of us had marinated crab in Boston and loved it, another tried it in Busan and wasn't a fan, and I was a complete first timer. We ordered the Soy Sauce Marinated Raw Crab, Beef Short Rib Soup, and the summer special Hwe Naengmyeon (Spicy Cold Raw Fish Mixed Noodle). The restaurant is spacious, and seeing that most of the customers were Korean definitely gave us high expectations. Service was friendly and our food came out in about 10-15 minutes. The raw crab came with a bowl of rice, quail egg, fish roe, roasted seaweed, seaweed salad, and pickled daikon. My friend mixed everything together for us like a pro. Soy marinade was well balanced, the crab had a soft, jelly-like texture and tasted really fresh, not gimmicky at all. My friend who didn't enjoy this dish in Korea actually ended up liking this version, and my other friend even said it was better than the one she had in Boston. As for me, I really enjoyed trying it for the first time. That said, it's definitely an acquired taste and probably not for everyone. If you're not ready to eat raw crab, I'd actually recommend trying the soy marinade with soft tofu or boiled eggs first because the sauce itself is delicious. The Beef Short Rib Soup came with tender meat, but the broth was just okay. Not bad, just not something I'd order again. The Hwe Naengmyeon, on the other hand, was really refreshing. It definitely had a spicy kick, the noodles were soft yet chewy, and the raw fish had such a unique texture that I honestly don't know how to describe it. Served cold with fresh veggies and half a boiled egg, it was perfect for a hot day. Also, banchan were delicious and free refill, our favorite was the Konjac noodle mayo salad and Gyeran Mari (Korean Egg Roll). Overall, I'm glad I finally got to try soy marinated raw crab, and I can definitely see myself ordering it again. Such a fun first experience, and I'll be back to explore more of the menu.

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    Gamjatang: Pork Bone Soup ($22)
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    Jang Su Jang

    Jang Su Jang

    3.8
    (2.3k reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$$

    Fast and Delicious!!…read more We had the following and they were all very yummy!! Great flavors and cooked to perfection - Seafood Pancake - Dumpling Tofu Soup (spicy) - this was not spicy enough for me ... but still yummy - Daeji Bulgogi spicy marinated sliced pork) - also was not as spicy as we'd like ... but still yummy - La Galbi (B.B.Q. beef short ribs) ... these were really flavorful!! - Galbitang (beef rib soup) ... amazing broth and the beef just fell off the bone (perfect for a hangover...lol) Pretty big place... and they have private rooms. Parking is plentiful, but there are lots of signs about car theft.. so be careful. Staff were very attentive in replenishing the banchan. Overall great time! Would I go back? Absolutely!!

    I was craving some bossam and my mom was craving bibimbap and tofu stew, so we came to Jang Su Jang…read moreon a Friday around 1pm - it was pretty empty, with only one other party inside the entire time we were there. It's quite large with many tables and chairs inside, and it's nice and brightly lit. Service was quick and efficient, and they moved us to a larger table after hearing how much we were ordering We definitely overordered and got a seafood pancake to start, the smaller size of bossam, a kimchi tofu soup, and a beef bibimbap. The bossam took a while to come out, and by then we were already pretty full off of the pancake, soup and bibimbap. Service sizes are generous, and this definitely would've been enough for 4+ people to share. There was a great assortment of different banchan - my favorite is the jelly! The pancake was nice and crispy, with a good amount of seafood, the bibimbap had a great amount of crispy rice at the bottom and the tofu soup was comforting and exactly what we were looking for. The bossam had a lot of meat - I kind of wished there was more radish and napa to go with the meat, but it was tender, not too fatty, and satisfying. We had plenty of leftovers to take home. Jang su jang is still a classic staple, and has a delicious offering for almost any korean craving you could want. It's a little pricey, but comparable to other options in the area with consistent quality that makes it worth it in my opinion.

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    Jang Su Jang - inside bbq seating area
    Jang Su Jang - inside bbq seating area
    Haemul Pajeon aka Seafood Pancake ($29), expensive
    Haemul Pajeon aka Seafood Pancake ($29), expensive
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    Hong Dae Pocha

    3.9
    (313 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    Came with a few friends on a Saturday night and it was absolutely packed! The drinks here are…read morerelatively cheaper compared to other pochas, bars, or pubs, but the high food prices pretty much make up for that. We shared a soy garlic fried chicken and some fries with a beer and a few sojus. We were still hungry so we then ordered combo #4 and asked to replace the fish cake soup for more fries; our server originally denied the request but came back and said he'd do it this one time. I highly recommend ordering the combos here over ala carte! All the food came out piping hot and fresh. It was the perfect bar food; just really expensive for the quality of what you're eating. The place had ambient purple lighting inside, kpop & korean street food videos displaying on the TVs, tons of korean idol posters, and music absolutely blasting overhead. I enjoyed the lively vibe, but will say the music got a bit too loud and my friends and I really had to raise our voice to speak to each other. Overall, I had an enjoyable experience and would definitely come back!

    Not only was this the worst Korean food I've had to date, but the service was a mess. I try my best…read moreto be understanding and I usually never leave negative reviews, but this one I had to share. We ordered a combo (contains three dishes) and not only did they forget two of the three items, but when we asked for the two items they only brought out the second one over an hour later. By the time we were done with our second item, we asked them to just not bring out the third item in our combo because it was clear they hadn't even begun to prepare it because they forgot again. Despite only receiving two of the three items in our combo over the span of our two hours, they still charged us the full $73 for the combo. Additionally, they kept bringing out the wrong items and also brought out things twice when we had already received it. Food overall was undeniably bad for how it was priced. The quality of the pork in the katsu was extremely tough and stringy, not to mention how it was absolutely drowned in sauce. Kimchi fried rice was wet, as it was drowned in sauce and oil, barely fried. Chicken wings were also drenched in oil and sauce, and it was soggy, rubbery, and overall terrible. In conclusion, don't waste your time or money here. This was my second time at this establishment, and both times were atrocious.

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    Half Fried and Half Sweet Spicy Chicken Wings
    Half Fried and Half Sweet Spicy Chicken Wings
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