Korean BBQ Buffet We came here for dinner with friends on a…read moreSaturday night and we all really enjoyed ourselves. We chose the All-You-Can-Eat option ($37.90) and we were pretty happy with the taste and quality of the meat on offer. There was plenty of different meat to choose from and the side dishes were nice too. We gave the hot food buffet a miss - spring rolls, fried chicken and some sad looking chips. Service was a little scrappy (it was very busy and and perhaps the staff didn't always hear the call button) but we thought it was good value. They allow you to BYO ($3 charge per glass) and they give you a 10% discount for cash so it's a great wallet friendly option!

Fantastic find. Reasonable pricing ($28 all you can eat BBQ on wkds). Friendly service. Great…read morequality meat. Nice pleasant atmosphere. The star dishes are the wagyu and the marinated pork ribs. Highly recommended.

I get Seoul Bistro Deliveroo'd at times lol. It's too good To stay away from. Want unlimited Korean…read morefried chicken ? You come here. I love their meat & rice dishes but try their yum array of different fried chicken flavors & their all you can eat deal. It's pretty messy to eat but that's a given with a chicken place. They also do other sides & good drinks.

I'm a big fan of Chicken Wings and this place is Awesome. For your first visit do the All-U-Can-Eat…read moreBuffet so you can try all the flavours. The Peri Peri, Honey Soy & Honey Wasabi were my favourites. The Buffalo is not real American Buffalo flavour but it was still very tasty. Great Wings and very good service from the staff. Highly recommend this place.

Amazing service. Highest quality bbq and food, absolutely breathtaking meats and flavoursread more

Sometimes you get a cold breeze in winter and a hankering for some good old fashion barbeque. You…read moredon't want to set your webber up, you don't have any meat, and you couldn't be bothered. But sometimes if you're lucky, and you're walking around Beenleigh Train Station, you might catch a wift of what I can only describe as stomach grumbling barbeque hungry. You might as well be at Sunny Seoul Barbeque. I'll tell you why. They do the best korean barbeque in Brisbane, hands down. Those fancy pants expensive ones in the CBD can't do this place justice. For starters, they are a humble crowd who say hello to you and look like they actually mean it. Always good. Secondly, the prices for a massive plate of most meat which will feed up to 4 people, is $75... that's all inclusive. What great value. Thirdly and lastly, they have yummy appetisers that are free (I know all Korean restaurants have them) but these appetisers are really yummy... especially their kimchi and honey'd anchovies. I love this place, and bonus - Korean's love it too! (This means it's pretty damn authentic)

Best Korean restaurant 10/10 service, food…read moreImpressed, and i am Korean who had real authentic meals...

From the owner: Tok Tok is a Korean authentic BBQ restaurant offering variety of Korean soups, cold and hot…read morenoodles, and the famous Korean BBQ. Happy dining!!

The service was lacking, and while the food was acceptable given the cost, it could have been…read morebetter. It would have been nice to experience a cleaner and more attentive service, especially for BBQ.

I love a great Korean BBQ! Don't want to say that I'm an expert, but living in Honolulu and…read moretraveling to Seoul for work means that I've sampled a few Korean BBQ joints in my day. Coming home to Brisbane and finding Lee's Korean BBQ was such a Christmas treat. The decor is clean and cosy, lending a nice touch reminiscent of a Korean Hof. The pork ribs, vegies and kimchi pancake were all delicious but the stand out dishes were the spicky silk tofu soup with seafood and the chicken in chilli sauce. Combine the great food, nice ambience, the friendly and efficient service along with a very reasonable bill of $70 (for 3 people totally stuffed including soft drinks)... this place wins my Best Korean BBQ in Brisbane award.

Good value hotpot This is a good budget-friendly option for…read moreall-you-can-eat hotpot and BBQ. For $33.90 there's a good selection of sliced meats, vegetables, noodles, tofu, fishcakes, squid, prawns and other mysterious Chinese hotpot ingredients, a few hot items including BBQ skewers (the lamb skewers are the best). And for an extra $3 - all-you-can-drink from an interesting selection of Asian drinks and standard soft drinks - or you can BYO for no additional charge. It's not the best quality and it's not the worst quality. It's a great option for groups too!

There's not much to say about the food at a hot pot place. You dump a huge selection of food into…read moresoup and then you eat it. So it's hard to do it wrong. The food here was ok and the prices were fine, and they generally brought us what we ordered, which is a bonus for hot pot. I'm giving two stars because the level of cleanliness was sub-par. Hot pot is messy, so there is a need to clean tables and especially the floor more regularly, which was not being done here. The dishes were dirty, I asked for replacements, and they were replaced with other dishes that were dirty. After that I gave up.

When one is trying to tone up and lose the weight - ACYE, or all you can eat, restaurants, aren't…read morethe best places to go. I pretty much ignored that fact, and decided to have ACYE Korean BBQ with a few friends in Sunnybank (yes, this is now back in Brisbane). Being rather out the way by bus/public transportation, I was quite glad to have friends with cars, so we made it without having to walk in the rain for a while. I must say, I was a bit surprised that the seating was pretty much all outside for this restaurant (thankfully under a shed). Apparently one of the cheap to moderately priced ACYE K-BBQ places in Brisbane (it was 27.5 pp for dinner), this place really doesn't have that big of a variety of meats. They pretty had one type of marinade for each meat, which was cut interestingly to what I was expecting. The meat was thicker than I expected - which, if you're trying to eat more, then it's a good things - but I think I prefer the thinner cuts. The marinade for the pork didn't quite hit the spot, and one of the marinades was a bit sweet for my taste, but I did find that the chicken was my favorite. They had a good variety of side dishes, including japchae (glass noodle 'salad'), as well as dumplings, soup, etc. Not the most impressive food-wise, but the lady was super nice - quite possibly because our token Korean spoke up. ;) Note: They play continuous K-POP on tv, pretty loudly - so it can get a bit annoying, but if you're into that, then this might be your place!

It's all you can eat for only 25 bucks a head!…read more Food quality was super! We got stuffed with awesome Korean BBQ bulgogi, kick*ss marinated rib Galbie etc etc. Pork belly and ox tongue have never tasted this good! It's pretty fun cooking for yourself too! Seafood (prawns, octopus, mussels) were fresh and Kimchi, authentic. Their service is awesome because fast. They come and change grills, constantly cooks stuff for you in front of you etc. so much work... The only thing we were bummed about was that they stop refilling the buffet from 9pm and you may be rushed to leave the table. I got toured along by 2 gfs, one of whom was a Tobaki regular! Their deal is popular and bookings are essential, but spaces are limited. Highly recommended.

It's a good place to eat simple Korean food late at night. You do get what you pay for though…read more Parking is free in the market square plaza - I would advise to avoid trying to come to Madtongsan let alone Market Square in general during dinner rush because it is really ridiculous trying to park here with how packed it gets. It loses a star as I find the service is so so. Came here on 2 occasions recently and it's evident that you have to get waiters attention ++ before they come to you. The waiters sort of give that vibe that they're tired and don't want you to ask them for things. They do have good deals Monday to Friday from 9-10pm where some dishes are less than $15. Their food is good but not always consistent with its quality. I'd come here if I was craving cheap and late night bi bim bap or tofu soup or topbokki and wanted to grab some boba afterwards.

Really nice food, attentive service and always really popular! If you've never gone before…read moredefinitely try the Bibimbap which is a good staple. Have to be into your spicy stuff though, I found it difficult to find anything on the menu without some level of heat- and the lowest one still required me going back for water like 5 times, but I'm pretty sensitive to hot foods.