Baegopa

Stopped here to celebrate, and my partner/I were the only ones here on a Sunday afternoon! Service was quick, and the waitress was attentive to all our needs! We purchased the all you can eat option for 2! Ordered 4 meats, and the portions were much larger than other kbbq I've been to! The seasoned spicy beef and pork meats were perfectly seasoned! We cooked the meats ourselves as we prefer that better! Sides also came along with all you can eat, and we did ask for rice on the side! They also have a list of appetizers apart of the all you can eat (which isn't an option at other kbbqs)! I ordered the soft tofu soup and it was delicious and hot! I also ordered the karaage chicken and it was crispy with a tangy sweet sauce! Overall, one of the best kbbqs I've had so far for the price of $37.

It’s my first time trying Korean bbq. Really loved it. This place has good chicken options and the servers were very friendly too.

The all-you-can-eat menu stars marinated galbi, juicy bulgogi, and thick cut pork belly. The soy marinated beef is a standout, tender and flavorful. Meat quality is solid for the price, though not quite premium (think satisfying over luxurious).

This was some of the best all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ I’ve had! The meats were super flavorful and the quality was way above what I expected for the price. Plus, the service was really friendly and attentive. Definitely coming back!

I stumbled across this place for lunch and was really impressed. The food was delicious (the garlic beef was my favorite, though spicy chicken was a close second) and the service was amazing (props to Hai for the great conversation and attention to detail). Definitely recommended. I can't wait to try more of the menu when I'm back in Seattle!

The quality of the meat was far below expectations. But the service did a great job of taking care of my table.

Baegopa may have one of the more affordable all-you-can-eat K-BBQ but expect few options. There are no mushrooms to grill, and fresh lettuce for self-rolls must be requested. The garlic beef is a true standout, while I wish there was more saucy variety for pork belly. The pork belly was bland. Alcohol prices I found to be astronomical, as a bottle of common soju is about $15. Now the service - I had to repeatedly ask for sides exhibited in the photos. Furthermore, the kindness wasn't there. When the 6:30 crew arrived, kind waiters welcomed and greeted me. The notable change in service once the new folks came on was dramatic. Overall, I wish there was more choice of meat and veggies for the price point. More transparent communication of what is included regarding the sides for AYCE and consideration from management about the shifts should be. The meal for two exceeded $100 for two with no alcohol and a tip.

Great place to eat and only 1 server managed whole restaurant but he is super quick making sure all table get food and service. I want to say very good job for that server. So hard to find a parking Price kind expensive $38 per person kids $15 alright end up $100 walk out You must have phone access their menu, maybe should offer free wifi

We enjoyed our lunch here. My friend and I did AYCE and we were stuffed. The best thing about this restaurant -- the service. Our servers who were younger men were so friendly, they were attentive and they were fast. Never felt like we had to wave anyone to get their attention and they were constantly checking in to see if we needed anything or wanted to put more orders in for AYCE. The restaurant has to be doing well because there were certainly regulars who came through. The servers knew them well and got them their usuals. The restaurant itself is nice, casual and modern. They play a lot of K-pop music and have a TV in the back that plays different Korean content - cartoons, concerts, etc. The pricing to me was a little on the higher side of AYCE KBBQ. There are spots I go to in Lynnwood or Federal Way that are $10-15 cheaper during lunch. FYI - pricing is all day. Lunch and dinner are the same. Come hungry and prepared to eat your money's worth!

Honestly, this place has fantastic all-you-can-eat (AYCE) Korean BBQ. My partner and I went here and enjoyed it so much. I had been here once two years ago with a group of friends, so this was my first time back. To make a comparison, we visited a Japanese BBQ place about a month earlier up on Aurora that had a much higher rating on Yelp and presented itself quite fancy. You would think that higher ratings mean better quality, but that wasn't the case at all. While Japanese BBQ and Korean BBQ are a bit different, they aren't drastically so. The service here was far friendlier, with our server checking on us frequently and changing the grill often. The quality of the meats was also significantly better, and the sauces were great! Yes, the price for two people after taxes can be high, but since it's AYCE, just come hungry, and it balances out. My only suggestion is that it would be helpful if the website included pictures of the meats next to the entrée titles, as it would assist those who might not be familiar with them.

For the longest time this WAS one of the only Korean bbq places in the area, so it was an easy go-to for my friends and I who live in the city. It's a very casual restaurant with a decent selection of items to grill. Service is pretty quick too from my experience, and the guys there are friendly. Quality of the meat is average, there isn't much I can comment on. I also haven't been back in a while, but KBBQ is usually for occasions anyways. Even then, I typically prefer taking the long drive to Federal Way for KBBQ, but Baegopa is a decent nearby option.

Great service from our favourite waiter Jeremy! We love coming here for bbq before a concert in Seattle. The meat is so juicy! The ambience is amazing and the somek is so refreshing!! Can't wait to come back August 1!

Had a chance to eat here with several colleagues after a work meeting. I'm giving it a 3 primarily based on the quality of the meat. I thought the brisket and spicy pork were very good, but the ribeye and marinated short ribs were just meh. And the pork belly had a bit of a smell. Service was very good and prompt. Might be a repeat in a pinch, but most likely a no repeat for me.

I love Baegopa, its such a convenient AYCE kbbq option right in Seattle. Definitely make a reservation if you're coming in a big group. The vibes here are awesome with kpop music videos blasting the whole time. It's just a bit loud, so you'll have to talk loudly to maintain conversations. The service is great here! The servers are all attentive, they replace the grills frequently and refill side dishes quickly. Shoutout to Hai and Daniel. I think the AYCE is a great option and will definitely get you full. They will only bring 4 orders at a time, so you need to plan ahead. - Favs: marinated boneless short ribs, marbled beef brisket, marinated beef brisket - Honorable mention: ribeye is good but it takes a while to cook - Meh: pork belly is only worth it if you wait long enough for it to be crispy I recommend asking for the salad without dressing, so you can make lettuce wraps. I also love that they have rice paper, which I haven't found at other kbbq places around!

Been a regular for years at this fine establishment for a reason! BEST AYCE KBBQ IN THE PNW! Prices and quality can't be beat! Best bulgogi I have had anywhere!

A nice spot for AYCE korean bbq. The food quality and taste is not crazy, but is pretty decent for the price! I like that there's quite a good amount of options to choose from, so you're not bored from eating the same few cuts of meat. The sides and side salad is also very food and goes well with all the meats.

Being from So Cal we get our solid choices of premium kbbq and as we vacay we sometimes get homesick and need our kbbq fix. Most time when we try new places we find the authenticity are lacking. Not Baegopa we had a solid meal with great marinade and pure kbbq vibes "unlimited meats and flowing beer/soju. Thanks for a solid meal and letting us have out kbbq fix.

My kids wanted some bbq and we went to Baegopa for the first time. They even recommended a drink for the children and their cousins, which was a mango slushy and loved it to the point they drank it all while going back for meat. The food and their services were great. We will be going back when we want our fix. The atmosphere was loud yet comforting, family-friendly, and ultimately sociable during family gatherings.

Food was decent. Their soup was delectable. The service was quick and workers are friendly.

We came on a Friday evening around 5:30pm. For all you can eat priced at $36.98+ tax, the meat quality was good and there were many varieties. They had soups included in their all you can eat too! The staff was super attentive and friendly. They kept on coming refilling our side dishes and replacing our grills. The restaurant was spacious and clean. The only downside was that it was getting a little smoky as there were no vents at the table. Parking was paid street parking. 2 hours for $10. After 8pm it was free.

We did the AYCE. The meats are marinated and are awesome. My favorites were the gochujang and spicy beef. Garlic beef as well. Pork belly was juicy. Cannot go wrong. Had one bite of the chicken and was shocked how tasty that was. Quality was high. It seems harder and harder to find AYCE with quality meats. Service was 10/10. The young guys constantly swapped our grill out, made sure to always refill out meat trays, and brought us plenty of beverage refills. Atmosphere was spacious and accommodating for our group of 10. Would definitely go back!

Went on a weeknight for the AYCE. The server was super friendly and quick with changing out the grill, but the experience was mixed. The side dishes were pretty standard, nothing special. The marinated meats were good, but the unseasoned beef brisket and pork belly fell flat for me. Appetizers were okay, but the potato salad wasn't available. Soju is marked up at $15+ per bottle. I'd come back for the ready-to-eat entrées, but I'd skip the AYCE next time.

Food was great! Standard AYCE. The short ribs is the best thing here, better than ribeye. I think it was the manager that was by himself and he was fantastic! Super nice and friendly. Open spot and very simple and clean.

Overall it was pretty good. The service was great, never needed to wave them down. They were on top of it. The place is very nice with lots of spots, we were seated immediately. AYCE for 40, with decent number of choices. Sadly they were out of ghost pepper when we went there. I would def recommend the short ribs and I would recommend avoiding the shrimp, none of us enjoyed the shrimp.

Fantastic all you can eat. We four adults had 9 plates of meat and shrimp squid. Quiet on Fri lunch. Service awesome. Short rib and slice of beef brisket tasty!

We went on a Sunday at 4:30, and it was lovely. The restaurant was quiet, service was prompt and friendly, and the food was good enough! We (two adults and a baby with six teeth) ordered two AYCE and had porkbelly x2, marinated boneless short rib x2, brisket, soybean paste soup, rice paper, salad, and a makgeoli. We had an enjoyable time and left feeling satisfied. They were fast with changing the grill, and none of our clothes and hair smell like meat, which is so rare at a K-bbq place. I don't know if it's worth visiting if you're out of town, especially if you have access to K-bbq, but I would go back again.

Food was good. Service (Hai) was excellent. Ambiance could be better but I'm forgiving. We ordered: Combo 2 (brisket, pork belly, bulgogi) Soy bean paste soup Seafood pancake Fried garlic wings Steamed egg i I recimmy

Their Ayce menu has a lot of options. Everything we consumed was so so good. Atmosphere is coo (especially for birthdays). I've been here 3 times now and it's always been consistent so far. I will be back for sure.

Very underwhelming. Came in right when they opened and they had nothing prepared. The sides weren't ready, we were told they were still preparing a handful of the sides once we ordered. We ended up having to wait for quite sometime for the meats to come out. Interesting, because they advertise a lunch special so you would assume they would be prepared for customers. The cuts of meat were also not good. The pork belly was chewy. They give you quite a bit of meat in your first order which made it hard to order another round. I would suggest going else where for ayce.

Came here because I was starving and the line for Jade Garden was hella long. I was a little annoyed that it was colder in the restaurant than it was outside. We came right as they opened for lunch service. They didn't have the side dishes prepared yet. They kept bringing it to our table as it was finished being prepared. You would think they would have arrived early to prep for service, but I guess not. They have an AYCE option or a la cart/combo meats. The meat is average. Nothing really stood out to me.

As a Korean, this might be the worst kbbq I've had. The meat was chewy. The marinade was the same between the galbi and garlic beef and it wasn't even good. The rice portion is so small. The side dishes were dry and salty. The soup was not authentic and used the wrong ingredients. However, the service was great. They were friendly and nice and changed the pans at the perfect times. I could tell they care about their customers.

Celebrated Fathers Day here and we all enjoyed the experience . BBQ and sides are good

For AYCE KBBQ in Seattle proper, this is probably the best (only?) choice. If you don't want to drive to Federal Way, this place is your best bet. Reasonable prices for KBBQ. Meat quality was decent Server was nice. Interior was clean and maintained. The side dishes were ok, but not the best I've seen in a Korean restaurant. The side dish portions were also very small.

Our groups opinion on the meats we ordered Say no to pork belly Say yes to garlic beef Say yes to short rib Say no to brisket Say ok to chicken ⁉ Say yes to shrimp The vibe coming the Baegopa is ALWAYS amazing. The workers are always joking with the table and doing everything they can to really make your experience amazing. Our server realllly pulled some strings when it came to getting TWO towers to the table instead of the procedure of one. But we had an individual that could only eat the shrimp and chicken and he made sure she was able to eat. Each time they brought out the shrimp there were more and more shrimp added to the dish! And the last dish of the shrimp that came out was so buttery it was delicious! Thank you Baegopa for being super accommodating. The opinions on the meat were just based on how well the meat was seasoned and we found the garlic beef and short rib were our favorites! But do what you will with this information and vibe at Baegopa!

Having been to KBBQ places all around Washington, I would without a doubt place Baegopa at the bottom of my list and wouldn't recommend it to anyone. My issues with the restaurant stem mainly from its extremely high prices with minuscule portions. We ordered one of the combos (picture attached) for ~140 dollars after tax and tip and received a paltry portion. Also, the entire time we were at the restaurant, we never received any offers to refill our side dishes (of which we were served one portion for a table of 10) --something that I've never experienced before. Finally, I also wouldn't remember any of the alcohol--it's overpriced and the somaek tower seemed to be 99% beer.

This place was awesome! Seriously, everything about it was spot on! Quickly sat when we arrived, by the best server we have had in along while! Hai was super friendly and on his game! It was so fun chatting, and he changed our grill out more frequently than any Korean BBQ spot we have ever been! Kept the drinks flowing and the food rolling out. The meat was great quality and delightful! The short ribs were our favorite! Ordered that twice! The banchan was awesome too! Just an overall great experience! Thanks again, Hai! I will be sending you that swag from Spokane! Take care!

There is a lack of ACYE KBBQ in Seattle, so we ended up here where the prices are reasonable and there's a fair selection of meat. I felt that this was as close as it gets to enjoying the fun of KBBQ in California and I would definitely come back again. There was one staff and he did an impressive job tending to all the tables and never forgetting a thing. It is not too busy during lunch on the weekdays and they also have new lunch sets.

3.5 stars - I will be generous and round it up. Definitely more like 2 or 3 stars if this place were to open in Los Angeles Koreatown. This is one of very very few KBBQ places in the general Seattle area so there is not much hope to get KBBQ unless I fly back to LA or go to NYC (there are some in Bellevue, Lynnwood, and a few in Federal Way, but those are suuuuper far for a person with no car). My friend made reservations, which wasn't too necessary on a Monday, but I can see it being busy during the weekend. We decided to get the AYCE, which is $35.15 per person which is a bit high for the subpar quality of food. My favorite KBBQ place, Hae Jang Chon (although in LA :( ) is now $40 per person, so barely any more expensive for substantially better cuts. It seems like AYCE has more options, as we also get the boneless short rib that a la carte does not offer. All the meats are mediocre quality cuts, except the boneless short rib which is quite tender and juicy. There are some tendons there too, but it is not as bad as the other meats. The banchan and the salad are very good though, so I cannot just easily dismiss this place. Although the place is short staffed, service is still decent. I also liked the "oppa" descriptions when you pay for the bill. These things did make it up somewhat, though I will continue lamenting about the subpar KBBQ in Seattle for the meanwhile

More of a 3.5 overall for a number of reasons. First thing that was a little disappointing was their small selection for AYCE kbbq. It felt pretty limited for the price of $33 per person. Brisket and pork belly was good, but most of the other beef and pork cuts were just alright. They did not offer LA galbi during this visit but instead offered a similar cut: boneless short rib. Everyone in my party liked it and ordered it multiple times! Moving on to the banchan, it was again limited and lacking. There was enough for about one person and we only got the kimchi refilled once. Another downside during our dinner was when they began cleaning up the table next to us. The cleaning solution they sprayed all over it had an overwhelming chemical scent. It was about 30min til their closing time and along with many other tables, my party was still eating. I felt like I could taste the acidity from how strong the smell of the cleaning solution was. It was an unpleasant end to our meal. Other than that, service was attentive and the vibes of this place are really cool. I like the kpop and hip-hop music videos playing on the monitors. The modern decor also is a win for me. Look up from your table and don't forget to hang your soju cap on the lamp!

We didn't do AYCE instead we did a combo for 3-4 ppl. Ordered an additional Steamed egg and Yakult soju. We went on Pride Day so the servers were just wearing aprons and shorts/pants so We don't know if that was normal lol. But anyway overall food was great. I loved the steamed egg and the marinated beef. We were there on a Sunday around 6pm maybe no lines and got seated really fast. The combo was enough for us whcih was good. Also, the side dish of fish cake and raddish was good. Usually on other kbbq place they dont offer fish cake or if they do it's spicy. So Baegoppa fish cake was not spicy which is good for me since I don't eat spicy. Their payment system is wireless so they just hand over the machine to you and you do the rest. Overall experience was good.

We've been here many times as it's the most frequented AYCE Korean BBQ that we go to in the Seattle area and it's located in the International District. The marinated short ribs are the best meat but the spicy pork is good too. The have a few appetizers as well that are good.

This is my first time getting kbbq in Seattle period, so far so good. 4/5 - Customer service. Good, friendly and somewhat attentive. Our first waiter was attentive in the beginning then as time passed he just disappeared. not much of a complaint since we didn't really needed him however when it was time to pay, there was no one to be seen! I even walked to the front desk, maybe i could pay in front, empty! not sure if that's even safe. I just sat back and waiting patiently until another waiter came to the rescue. 4/5 - Food. I wish they had more option for the meat but whatever. it is what it is, still enjoyed our time here. I did like their soon dubu, it was fresh out the stove, screaming hot. no egg though? x.x Cool how they have the meat in a tower looking plate, thingy. It creates more space to eat. Also soju is $16, yikes and they ran out of makkgeolli /: was trying to get crunk before heading to the airport. ha ha just kidding, ends up being wholesome. Side note, this seems to be popular amongst tourist. Alot of restrictions, too much to keep up. One thing is for sure, make sure you slurp your dishes clean! or pay extra $$ xp good day, cheers!

Walking through the International District, we came across this place and decided to pop in. From the outside of doesn't look like much but once you get inside it's a large space and it's very clean. The staff are very friendly and the service was great! We opted in for combo 3 which was very filling for two and we even had leftovers. The tofu soup was hot, fresh and seasoned right. For the meats, they were fresh and seasoned well. We had beef brisket, spicy chicken and subbed the pork belly for garlic pork. The meats cook really fast and paired great with the condiments/sides. Also, we got some whole pieces of lettuce for wraps and don't forget to get some grapefruit Soju to wash it all down. As for the cooking experience, the meat cooked fast and the staff were always around to change out the grill plate when needed. This was one of the best Korean BBQ experiences we've had and can not wait to come back!

As far as kbbq places go, this restaurant is very mid, nothing special. It's about $35 per person for all-you-can-eat, which isn't too bad, but this would not be my first choice. The bonchon was lacking, there were only 5 side dishes for a group of 7 people, and the rice bowls we ordered were half full and not very fluffy. The meat was decent, albeit sliced kind of thick. I especially enjoyed the marinated shirt rib, it was very flavorful and tender. We were only allowed order 4 things at a time for AYCE, but it was unclear if that included non-meat dishes like rice paper. There was also no side salad like I expected at other kbbq places, which was disappointing but not a dealbreaker. The lighting was weirdly dark by the grill, so it was hard to see if the meat was cooked fully or not. The servers were pretty attentive though, which was really nice considering there was no button on the tables to buzz them over. I did end up having a very filling meal and feeling satisfied, but it was still very alright kbbq, and didn't live up to my expectations.

Usually my friends and I go to AYCE KBBQ on bdays occasions, but I think it is reasonably priced in the Seattle/Bellevue area. Definitely cheaper places in Lynwood or federal way though. There's enough variety of meat on the menu, but definitely get the short ribs and the garlic meats. Services vary, sometimes they are on top of it by changing the grill, and sometimes not. Lastly, the selection of the side was good, my friends really liked the salad, and me personally, I go through their fishcakes.

Came here to celebrate my birthday with some girlfriends and it was sooo delicious! We did the AYCE option and it came with a lot of different meats, tofu soup and soybean soup. There were maybe 5-6 banchan as well. The service was really quick, friendly and accommodating as they helped bring plates and utensils for the cake at the end. We felt bad because we were the last ones and they were waiting for us but we didn't feel pressured to leave by them at all, it was just us being mindful. I would skip the pork belly next time because the cuts were too thick but I'd definitely come back for the brisket, kalbi, and ambiance.

We made reservations in advance for a Friday night dinner. A group of four opted to do AYCE after much debate. Meats to order -garlic pork -short ribs -marinated beef Meats you could forgo -pork belly -thin brisket Service: for AYCE, they were fantastic. I've never seen a group of people task with changing the grill plates every 7-10 minutes. Really nice. We were served 7ish banchans and able to refill as needed. There was one point where they did run out but was able to service again with us. Lettuce was an added cost. Rice is included but we didn't eat it.

I like It! It's tasty and the service is nice. Usually they have a lot of people in, but when we visited they had just opened and we were like the third table lol. The only downsides we can find to this place is that parking is a struggle and sometimes you have to ask multiple times for the rice paper before it makes it to your table. Also I can't recall them having bulgogi on the AYCE menu, but they did have these new bulgogi wraps which could be purchased separately. I will say, I love that they have the kpop music going and sometimes they have samples of drinks they're selling which is cool. We live far but we will make the drive again.

The meat was flavorless and not tender. They did not butter our grill initially, but they buttered and changed our grill two times within 7 minutes. Then they proceeded to ask for our phone numbers lol I'm not rating any lower for this I thought this was funny. I still wouldn't go back though :( Seattle kbbq is just sad

First time here and definitely will come back! Located in Chinatown, this AYCE kbbq spot is super convenient to get to with the LINK (for UW students at least) compared to others that are farther away. There are a decent amount options available to choose from, with a couple soups included too, and you choose 4 at a time. I do have to say that the garlic pork was super salty, but it could just be our batch. The sides were pretty good too, my favorite being the salad. Rice is also bottomless. The servers were pretty attentive and replaced our grill many many times which was nice and helpful. Overall, it's a fun atmosphere so come with friends to get the most out of your experience!

Very disappointed with my experience here. To start off, I arrived here at 12pm opening time. Server stated that it's still going to be a bit for the meat to come out as they are still prepping. That was a red flag for me already. I came by here for the $37.95 all you can eat that includes LA galbi ribs. They told me they don't have the galbi ribs but instead had boneless ribs as a replacement. I've read reviews dating back as far as beginning of the year and people mentioned that they're out of the galbi ribs. How has a restaurant been out of galbi ribs for 4 months. If you are no longer going to serve galbi ribs, then you need to update your mention and put in boneless ribs, otherwise this is false advertisement. The rest of the beef options were low quality and dry. The pork belly was ridiculously thick, thus taking a while to cook and texture ended up being tough. The only positive for this restaurant was the Kim Chi which had a a good kick of spice. I don't plan on coming back and I don't recommend anyone coming by here to waste their money on poor quality meats and false advertisement.

I ordered food to go for two entrees, pork belly fried rice and tofu soup. They didn't give us any side dishes and rice unless it doesn't come with the soup which it's odd. Also the pork belly fried rice container had two extra tray but they were empty.... I'm really upset and very disappointed! Use another container or at least fill them up with something

Alright, so this is a to-go lunch review: do it. I know it's a Korean barbecue place, and it's probably best as a sit-down dinner with the AYCE, but I work in the area and I coworker and I were hankering for Korean. This place totally hit the spot and more. For $16, the cost of an average lunch in the area, I got a bibimbap that absolutely could've served 2.5 people for lunch, with a generous side of vegetables garnishes, not the least of which was some rockin' kimchi. Would recommend for the lunch crowd as take-out, just order ahead. And don't be scared of the sardine and peanuts.

Very attentive and kind service, clean facility, and had a good offering of menu items. Very fatty and greasy though. I liked the spicy chicken and garlic beef

If you are looking for good korean bbq food, this is a must go. I loved the flavors and vibe of the place. The staff is welcoming. They change grills frequently on each table to avoid food burns. They have ample of seating so we did not have to wait. But I do want to say, service here can be often slow because they seem to be understaffed. I loved the peach soju. They have rules for wasting food, which is amazing but also strict. Lol.

Fair quality for higher-than-average price. Based on the menu pricing, it makes much sense to AYCE than a la carte if you're ordering 3+ meats. There are no fume hoods! so avoid my mistake and wear appropriate clothes & protect your hair. We tried most of the offerings. Beef brisket and shortrib are great: cooked tender and rich with juices. Marinated beef is not the same as your typical bulgolgi; the marinade has a distinct savory taste without any sugary sweetness. Pair these meats with the tofu soup! The soup is freshly made from the kitchen and sports a tasty broth. Things that could do better: side dishes and rice were cold or dehydrated by time they reached my table; fried chicken was overly fried and lost any texture except its crisp; and sticking to one music genre (bounced between Kpop, rap, and R&B). Still, it's worth trying the AYCE option!

3.5 stars. My friends and I arrived around 5:30pm on Friday, and the restaurant was almost empty, by the time we left ( 7:15pm), it was packed, so I can see it being busy. We ordered all you can eat, $36.95 per person. It has less options than I thought, and on top of that, they ran out of rice paper sheet as well as bulgogi wraps :( the meat was fine, I enjoyed the salad (not listed on the AYCE menu, but I see table next to us had it so I asked; fresh and the dressing is great!) and the banchan ( I especially like their peanuts and potato). The waiters were friendly and very attentive, they changed our grill really often without us asking. I think it's a alright/ average kbbq, nothing stands out, but reasonable price in Seattle city area ( in my opinion).