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The Stone House

4.3 (214 reviews)
ModerateKorean, Soup, Buffets

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Art H.

4/13/25 Today we decided to try the all you can eat option to explore other proteins. Ambiance 5/5 This is our second visit and the only Korean restaurant we've been to. It is modern, well maintained, with beautiful Copper table hibachi vents. Service 5/5 Leslie was our Hostess and server again. It's been a minute since our last visit and she remembered us including a recommendation she told me about that wasn't in season yet, impressive memory! Leslie spent a few minutes walking us through the options and left us to decide while getting our drinks ready. Menu 5/5 Lots of choices and my wife settled on the no spice pork belly and I tried the spicy angus brisket. Leslie returned with our Tea's and took our orders. Maybe five minutes or so pass and a robot delivered our proteins to our table then off it went. We both started cooking filling the hibachi and had food ready to start eating in a few minutes. Both were delicious. I also ordered their spicy Romen noodles and loved the broth and noodles. Round two. My wife decided on a half order of Garlic Pork Belly and I ordered the Prime Ribeye Steak which became my favorite of today's order. $84 which included my spicy Romen which was extra. Eat well my friends, SYOY!

Tteokbokki
Lucy L.

I love Korean food and this place did not disappoint. You can do AYCE here but there's also a la carte which I love. The pork belly was tasty, the tteokbokki wasn't too spicy, and the galbi dolsot bibimbap is delicious especially with the slightly scorched rice. I do wish there were more banchan as it was just kimchi, fish cakes, and potatoes. Service is very friendly and the space is very large.

Alan B.

Came here to try a place on my list. Plenty of parking outside. I decided not to do the all you can eat and just order a meal. I got bulgogi with steamed rice, we also go some soup. I don't remember the name of the soup. The food was good, and the service was timely. I wouldn't mind coming here again. Was sort of a quick stop place

Cute robot
Kat G.

We have been going around town visiting all you can eat Korean BBQ places and we saw this one was very close to our home. So we decided to give it a go with all the raving reviews. When you first walk in you get hit with a hydrogen sulfide odor, which was a bit off-putting but we thought to ourselves once the food starts cooking maybe it will get masked. We ordered our three meats at a time and found most of them to be very underwhelming. I will say though their japchae, bulgogi and short ribs were delicious. But the short ribs are limited to one per person. The little robot that brought everything out I thought was super cute, but then it made me second guess myself as to what I'm tipping our server for. They weren't busy and I did have the flag our server down multiple times. Our server was very nice and friendly when she was around the table though. We both agreed this place was just meh and alot of the meat were gristley and tough. Don't think we will be attending here again unfortunately.

Kennedy A.

I walked in to a completely empty restaurant at 11:30AM this morning. I asked for a table for three and was asked to choose between two of the menus they offer. I chose (reluctantly, I felt very uncomfortable having to make this choice for the entire table, but they had two types of tables for their accompanying menu) and was walked to my table (I chose the kbbq menu at first.) I sat down to wait for my party to arrive. I waited approximately 10 minutes before my friend arrived, and only then was I offered a drink. The third guest wasn't going to be coming, so I let the waitress know it was just the two of us. (The lady that sat me is also serving us at this point, for clarification.) My friend and I changed our minds about which menu to order from since it was a smaller party and we may not eat that much. We requested the à la carte entrée menu. We ordered two waters, an order of yakisoba and order of beef Bulgogi. This would be the only drinks we received, no refills offered throughout. Not even water. We finished our meals and were just talking and discussing as we had planned to do at this lunch date. I've signed the ticket of nearly $50 dollars and tipped, 20% despite the lack of offering a drink in the middle of summer. The ticket is collected. Then, mid-conversation with my friend, after plenty of interruptions, including but not limited to: clearing the plates while sticking her arms in my face and interrupting me mid-sentence, trying to collect my friends plate while she was still eating, she came up and notified us loudly that it was time that we leave because the time limit was up and we were coming up on two hours. Mind you all of the alleged incidents happened WELL before that time limit came near. I will say, I only saw the statement that there was a time limit on the all-you-can-eat menu; I am unsure if it is printed on the a la carte menu. There was one other occupied table in the restaurant, but I have NEVER been treated so nonchalantly. To be asked to leave loudly and rudely after mediocre service was a HUGE slap in the face. I tipped as a former server/restaurant employee myself, but I truly question if that was even warranted after the experience. Genuinely was looking forward to trying the kbbq next time but quite frankly I refuse to pay $60 for bad service and rude employees, regardless of the food. Which in all, wasn't bad at all! Which is very unfortunate. Toilet seat cover dispensers empty in the bathroom, doors are propped open with the trash can because they're poorly ventilated/not cooled. They're about 5-10 degrees hotter than the restaurant. 1 star for the beef bulgogi

Christopher C.

Was in the area and made it our mission to try a new ayce kbbq spot that was near the market i was working. Came here with my wife and two year old who have plenty of experience at kbbq spots. Service was attentive and friendly Food was mid. The flavors were underwhelming and the quality of the meats felt average. The sides and the fried rice did have an authentic taste. Ambiance gave a small business feel and they even had a robot server to help. The grill wasn't the best nor was the vent Not sure if i would return and after reading the reviews not sure what everyone was ranting about

been there a few times, service is always horrible they don't explain how the menu works or really anything. there was maggots in our sauce trays and food!! stay away!!! never coming back!! edit : the same night we found out on the news not to eat at the stone house mesa az

Jim D.

Not a bad little place. I've been to many Korean BBQ's and so far in Arizona this one is my favorite. It seems like others are skimping out on quality and service, not here in my opinion. I was a bit surprised when I first walked in and found out how nice the place looked. The one thing that I like about Korean BBQ's the menu is really simple. Myself and my wife both thought that the food was good and worth going back too. With what we had the flavors were really nice. If you like Korean BBQ's, you may want to give this place a try.

Fiona Shane I.

Ok the service was better tonight and the two waitresses were very attentive but one slight problem, the ticket doesn't match the table, so the robot would come to our table and give us the wrong items or one of the waitresses. Lol This is why it's best to know what you ordered that way you can keep track of it. Still quiet for dinner and not a lot of people. Food is delicious! Def recommend the cheese corn, #7, #10, and #11. Would def still come back!

Beef belly (yummmmm)
Jenn B.

My favorite KBBQ in the valley. Stone House is a hidden gem. Too quality service, KBBQ and robots! And if that's not enough, there's even a Korean grandma that will come and cut your meet up if she thinks you are leaving it on the grill longer than it should be. I love this place! I will not be going anywhere for KBBQ except here unless I happen to be on the other aide of town. This is my go-to. Ever since I ate at Stonehouse for the first time, I never returned to smoking tiger. The Bonchon is better here. The service is 10 times better here. And the meat quality is good. We ended our meal by grilling the pineapple for a sweet treat. There is only one negative and that is that they do not sell Soju. You should definitely give this place a try. It is worth the money and please be sure to tip and go often to make sure it stays open because this is now my regular spot.

Pork collar and joomooluk
Christine S.

Best Korean bbq place yet! Not only do they have the 2 hour all you can eat menu, but their ingredients were very high quality without the high price tag. Service was great. Everyone seemed to be helping everyone else, but our server was a 10. He was so friendly and we never waited long to get anything we asked for. I can't wait to go back!

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Ask the Community - The Stone House

Any vegetarian options without fish or meat?

Is this the same as the stone in Mesa on Main St--menu looks different and just browsing the pictures--side dishes look diff too?

The menu was pretty different, so I don't think it's the same establishment as the one in Mesa.

Hi grew up on Korean food, but have been gluten free for 6 years now, and miss the food, do you have any options or suggestions what I can order?

First of all check out my review of the Stone. I wrote a list of items I could have. They do offer gluten free options but it's not obvious on their menu. Some soups, some noodle bowls, fish dishes. My server was not quite knowledgeable but he asked… 

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