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Sa Ri One Grill

3.9 (301 reviews)
ModerateKorean, Barbeque, Noodles
Closed • 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Dogs allowed

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Scott M.

Top notch Korean spot with excellent $20 lunch boxes, which includes miso soup and a sweet rich punch dessert. Buffet also available anytime of the day. Also so many wonderful handmade drinks to chose from, and server was nice enough to prepare me a custom coffee, from his own repertoire.

Michelle T.

Wonderful experience. The food and atmosphere were fantastic and Heeseong our server was the best. Good choice for vegetarian option also. We will be back. Highly recommend and love the cooking experience

The grill in the center of the table. You can cook things fast and never feel hot while you're doing it. Great system!
Diego A.

This place is a fantastic experience! I've been here twice. Once on a first date and once with my lady and my kids and both experiences were unforgettable! The place itself has nice decor and the atmosphere is always pleasant. The staff has always been friendly and very helpful. I've never had to go wait to be sat down. The food is phenomenal and the experience of grilling it yourself and eating it in multiple ways and combinations is straight up FUN! This second time, we ordered seafood noodles and a rice dish for the table. Also got some dumplings. Can't think of any part of it that wasn't perfectly seasoned and flavored. Just a hit across the board! I will 100% be returning to this place. It's an experience I want to introduce anyone I can to.

Squid with "vegetables" aka a pound of onions with a tiny piece of squid
Olesya P.

We came here multiple times in the past and it was always decent. It's hard to find a good Korean place in Tampa, so it used to be ok for some Korean cravings. We haven't been here for a few months and we were extremely disappointed this time. I would never come back again. Service was absolutely terrible. It was never great but this time was horrendous. And it's ok to have not amazing service if you don't charge much for your food but their prices are not cheap at all, so if you charge this amount of money, you should have a decent service. Also the receipt when you get has an option for tip 18% or 20% or 25% like in some upscale restaurant. Not sure who will give 25% for this service, it's laughable. Ambience is decent, nothing special as it used to be. However in the past, bad service and semi decent ambience was tolerable because the food was good. About food: they changed the menu, so the items that we used to order are no longer there. The only hot pot they have is with beef, so if you don't eat beef, you cannot get a hot pot. At least that's what I understood from the waitress. Menu is super confusing. I ordered squid with vegetables and received a huge plate with onions and a few tiny pieces of a squid for $20+ for one portion. I was very confused why it is called "vegetables" and they just give you a pound of undercooked onions ... not sure who can eat that. Waitress came to ask if I need a to go box and I said "no, because it is just onions, I am not sure what this meal is about". She told "squid is very expensive, so we cannot give much of it". And she left. So basically I paid $20+ dollars for a pound of onions. I am honestly confused why they put squid in the menu if they give a tiny piece of it, that's just a rip off. Overall terrible experience, will not come back again. They need to make a decent menu, hire new service staff or maybe pay current staff more, so they are nicer.

Nicole E.

The singer and actress UI greets you at the front door. We started off with the usual hot barley tea, a Korean meal accompaniment with many meals. The kimchi mandoo and meat mandoo are homemade, but the kimchi has pork in it. :( We also wanted the tuna kimbop, but they are out of tuna. Really. It's canned tuna. Our waiter John took good care of us during our meal. We ordered a veggie Kimbap, kimchi jeon, tteokbokki and chicken gang jung. $67.51. The banchans: radish kimchi, kimchi, bean sprouts, shredded pickled radish and kimchi cucumbers. The kimchi radish is the better of the 5 banchans. We did ask to have the bean sprouts. I think we didn't get the full set because we didn't order a grill meat at all. The tteokbokki wasn't bad. The rice cake is maybe just a tad too al dente and hard for me. The spicy chicken was a large serving, maybe even enough for 3 people to share with other dishes. The waiter split it up for medium and spicy for our portion. I couldn't eat all of the food and my chicken portion, it was too much. The chicken wasn't too bad, although the meat was too dry. The Kimbap was good. Was packed and had a food portion of veggies to rice, a nice thin layer rice, that's what it should be all about The kimchi pancake was tasty. I was pleased they gave us a bigger ramekin of the dipping sauce and not too little of it, as per usual. I wasn't happy to find the red stained mug on the opposite of of where I was drinking on the second glass of my tea. Should have kept my first cup. Service was good.

Vegetarian
Aurora H.

Best Korean food I've ever had. My mother in law is Korean and she picked this place and enjoyed it also! I picked up my food to go but the inside was very busy & nice decor. The hostess was very friendly. Great service!

Everything!
Sue B.

Our server was amazing and food was too! Try them out. We had lunch and so many leftovers.

Kim "Bob"
Melissa L.

We went on July 4th around 1pm and it was completely dead so it was good for us since we got full attention from our server. He didn't inform us but since it was a holiday, it was dinner prices all day. No problem, we were okay with that. All locations have stopped doing AYCE so it's now priced by 2 or 4 people or a la carte. We decided to just order from the menu instead since we all wanted other items from the menu too. Regardless of which portion you order from the menu, the prices were pretty steep. The galbi lunch was $18.99 but the galbi dinner was $29.99 and it was NOT portioned at dinner at all. We definitely like we got hustled. Ttoboki: 5/5! So good! Kimbap: 5/5, also so good! Tempura Vegetables: 2/5, it was too oily. Bonchon: 4/5 but it's not unlimited! Lame. Jjampong: 3/5, it was smoky but not bad. Udon: 4/5, very tasty! Galbi: 4/5, tasty but portion was small. Chicken katsu: 3/5, tasted like chicken nuggets. Overall, it was very pricey but still better than ordering KBBQ for four because that was already $140 but with all the food we ordered, it was $150 and included tip. Service was good but we definitely will not be returning for the steep food prices. You can definitely get more for your money's worth elsewhere.

Bul Go ki Beef Lunch Box
Brigitte L.

Came in for lunch today and it wasn't busy at all. Seated right away and food and service was pretty quick compared to other visits. I ordered the Bulgogi beef lunch box and some kimchi mandoo! Boy was it scrumptious!! And the portions was big enough to do me 2 meals! Their full menu is available for lunch.

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Ask the Community - Sa Ri One Grill

Does it offer take out?

Yes. You can dine in or take out.

Is there a working phone number? The current one listed is always busy

I've tried the same number and it's always been busy. I don't know if there is another number. I couldn't find one.

The phone number is incorrect. Always dials to a busy signal. What is the phone number?

(813) 280-9558

I could not get an answer when I called, Are there any options for gluten free dinners?

You could just eat the meat and the kimchi side dishes but I cannot guarantee there is no cross contamination.

Is this all u can eat?

Yes, they have both the all you can eat and a la cart option.

How much does it cost for an all you can eat meal?

It depends on how much food you want to eat. They have different packages from small roughly 25 per person and then up to 40 some odd dollars. It has been a few months since my husband and I have been. But it is totally worth it.

What's on the menu?

All You Can Eat Korean food - includes ready-to-cook Briskets, Chicken, Beef, Pork. You can also order hot pot items, some seafood and soups, and all orders come with banchan.

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