D92 Korean BBQ

First time dining and the atmosphere and service was amazing. Our server Alexis was so friendly, courteous and professional during our visit. The bulgogi, lemon pepper chicken and the marinated pork steak were phenomenal along with the Ramen bowl. You won’t be disappointed with great food and phenomenal service by Alexis.

The service started out a bit flat, but then improved greatly once our BBQ was underway. The food was really delicious, and it was my first time at a Korean BBQ restaurant, and it's definitely a fun experience to have meat prepared at a personal BBQ at your table. Also the cheesy corn that comes with the BBQ is so delicious. The meal also starts out with a ton of small plates of spicy or pickled items to snack on, which are served at no added cost. You can also eat them alongside your meal later. My friend and I shared a bottle of white grape Soju (a Korean alcoholic drink) that perfectly complimented the BBQ. All in all we had a great time.

I enjoyed the Korean barbeque here with a large group of 16 people. They were able to handle us on a Saturday night without issue or waiting. Our service was incredibly attentive, always their to bring us our next two selections. The food was delicious. My top choices were the bulgogi, ribeye, and spicy chicken.

Best Food Ever! Went there for my birthday to enjoy this unique experience. Want to experience cooking my own food at the table but severely overestimated my capabilities. Luckily our waiter was very quick to help out the table and the food was cooked to perfection. We went for the Combo Special B and it was more than enough food for two people and offered a wide variety. We were full from the meats, side dishes, and fried rice. But we still decided to try the Seafood Pancake and the Shrimp Ramen and both were great! However disclaimer the shrimp did come with the head and shell on which you had to remove yourself. Parking nearby is was only a minute away for a low fee. Only complaints I would have was the drinks menu. Limited non-alcoholic menu which only offered a few cans of soda. The alcoholic menu was also lacking. High price for small amounts and hardly enough actual alcohol in the drink. However we went for the food and the experience not the drinks so it wasn't a deal breaker for us.

We had a great time, and the food was delicious. Our server was terrific. She helped to make it a really fun experience. Make sure you go in hungry! It's lots of food.

Jay and Omar were amazing Servers. They accommodated us on a Saturday night with great service, and definitely did a great job in getting our food timely as well as all of our beverages in a very timely manner. I cannot thank them enough for making our experience here so amazing and fulfilling all of our BIG party of 43 people! Ranging from kids to elders ! We as a group had an extremely long day, but Omar and Jay were very very good in making our nights and dinner a fun and easy experience.

This place was pretty good. I thunk they should give more fried rice when ordering the combos. I do like that you get to cook the food yourself and they give you seasoning to season the meat. With the combo we got it was enough to feed 4 people but one person didn't eat the beef or pork so they were nice enough to switch out the pork belly for chicken. I didn't agree with the 18% gratuity cause it came up to $40 for us and the waiter isn't really doing anything unless you want extra rice and drinks. I also didn't like that if 1 person in your group orders the all you can eat everyone has to order it.

We had amazing meal with great service here on Saturday. They were very helpful and accommodating to us and our 11 month old baby. He absolutely loved everything he tried and so did we. We will definitely be back. Usually we go to Iron Age, but this was more tasty and they were nicer about us having a baby with us. We will be back!

The food here is amazing. The best quality that you can get in the metro area in my opinion. Our server was both attentive and pleasant. I definitely will be back!!

I go here atleast 5/6 times a month !! Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Birthdays etc - I'm always recommending Korean BBQ and this specific location. The service is ALWAYS top tier - my favorite meat is the Marinated Pork Shoulder Steak !!! 10 out of 10 I will always recommend!! And I saw where it's says they don't accept ApplePay but they do! You can most definitely tap !!

I was pleasantly surprised by the diversity of Atlanta's food scene, although I shouldn't have been had I done my research! I was fortunate to have a plethora of options to choose from when our group of 6 spontaneously decided to go for dinner at 7PM on a Friday night-- including several Korean BBQ spots. I ended up choosing D92 because they had an immediate table available for our party of six. In hindsight, I probably should have tried something more distinctly Atlanta than KBBQ, but the experience wasn't bad. The banchan were delicious, and there was a good selection of meats. However, the service was slow--it took two rounds of meat before our drink orders (just soda) were brought to us. Overall, D92 is a solid choice for KBBQ in Atlanta, but I've definitely been spoiled by better elsewhere.

Service/ Ambience Was 4/10 - Had to ask for a refill on water.. waiter kept coming to the table to flip the meat... all other kbbq places allow you to cook your own food. at the end of the meal. Place is very nice & secluded. Food was 3/10 - Food was very unseasoned & tasted very plain. i would suggest the Marinated Pork Shoulder. Overall, I would not come back to this establishment

So I really enjoy Korean bbq. I have tried several different one and I see this one. So super friendly staff - decent selections. We settled on the beef pork and veggies. I wanted the two diff all you can eat but I compromised lol. Now I will say this the food was fresh - but man it had no flavor at all. Like they had sauces on the side but even they weren't even that good. I was really disappointed and I was still hungry leaving. I was disappointed , very clean nice staff though but I prefer a little more flavor.

I have been to this location twice. Both for the same friends birthday a year apart. And from the two experiences, I think your experience is specific to who your server is. I have a stomach condition so unfortunately I'm limited in what I can safely eat. Here, if anyone in your party wants to do the all you can can eat, then everyone has to. I can understand this rule from a sales stand point however, I do feel they need to have an exception and plan for those (like myself) who can't do that due to a medical reason. Apparently this is not the case. The first year our server was really severe- at first fought me on this, and then relented but was still suspect and literally said to "I'm going to be watching you all night" which was weird and creepy and made me uncomfortable. This last experience (last night) our serviced was much more understanding and was like okay no problem! And it was a far more comfortable normal night. I did order the dumpling Raman (which was a bit spicy but still good) and two cocktails- the lychee Marg and the Pom Pom. Pom Pom was very good (and so pretty!) while the lychee Marg just tasted like a Marg. I couldn't detect any lychee flavor at all. I also ordered it with a sugar rim and it came with a salt rim.

I really liked this place the first time we went. It was the first time I'd had kbbq so admittedly I was just excited about every part of it in general. We've gone three or four times since then, every time more disappointing than the last. The service is eh but the food is usually pretty good. It's cute inside but nothing special.. It's my birthday this weekend and all my plans have been chaos... decided to go to something I knew was reliable (the good and the bad) and they're closed for renovations and will be under new management. There's no time that was shared... I'm not mad it's fitting :) Oh and they do accept apple pay I guess when they're not renovating

I didn't like the fact of the 18% gratuity that's automatically attached to your bill regardless of if you're single or if you're with a party. The other thing that I didn't like was the all you can eat. If one person at the table gets it then everyone has to get it as well. Then if you don't consume all the meat they charge you 10% for all meat that was not eaten or cooked, as well as; the fact that there are no take out choices for the all you can eat, and there's no real bartender and the one thing I wanted, they removed from the menu but it was still on the menu. Check out my review on Google maps: MCDavis1

I parked in the apartment parking garage - they validate and pay a portion of the parking fee. Restaurant is nice inside and the host was welcoming. 2 of us wanted Korea bbq and the other 2 in our party wanted non-all-you-can-eat items off the menu. However, we were informed that we all had to eat all you can eat in that case. It made no sense, but we were there and hungry so we obliged. They had a nice variety of meats but the 3 dipping sauces were blah - soy sauce, soy bean paste and sesame oil. The waiter was good but they seemed understaffed or something so he would vanish often and for a while, so we pretty cooked our own meat. They also have a good amount of sides. Overall, the food was ok. My issues and reason for 2 stars are as follows: 1. Feeling obligated to eat All You can eat because other people in my party wanted it. 2. Waiter being inattentive 3. The water "pitcher" is for pre school (see pic) 4. The policy that they would charge 10% for unfinished meats 5. Automatic gratuity. (Fortunately, our waiter deserved it, albeit he was gone unavailable when we needed him and had to wait. He was nice.)

Another lunchtime visit! And it was everything!!! I cannot get enough of Korean food, I just absolutely love it! I went for a solo lunch and totally enjoyed the lunchbox offered! I feel like I could eat here at least weekly if I lived closer! The service is consistently great, the food is always amazing and it's a super well maintained restaurant!

The restaurant is clean and spacious & the bathroom is clean which is a plus at any establishment. Our waitress was named Jordan & she was phenomenal dealing with our party of 8. She was very attentive and helpful during our meal. The food was pretty good! I didn't care for the spicy squid or the pork belly. The pork fried dumplings were tasty I believe it had chopped bits of glass noodles and the texture is a little crazy in there but good still. The Calamari was good it has an onion ring like coating which was a first for me. The squid was softer than I've had before but I rather enjoyed it. I'd go back

We did AYCE here and loved it all the meats and sides were delicious and we loved the cheese corn on the grill (it was our first time having it!). Our server was super helpful and checked on us multiple times and cooked our meats for us throughout the dinner. Also a plus, we didn't smell like food after. The parking is street parking at a kind of weird intersection. Plenty of space to sit and kpop was being played on the tvs.

You have to pay for parking in the deck, but at least it is close by. The combos here are quite different from the other 9292 in Duluth. They also don't give you dwaenjang jjigae :( . Otherwise, it's a great option for KBBQ in the city!

Food and service 10/10 I'd highly recommend the marinated pork shoulder and the beef jumuluk they were so good. My waiter was fantastic he was always quick to answer questions and helped me with my food.

Went for the $20 lunch special and it was DELICIOUS. This place is underrated and a must try! We had sake bombs too and staff was super friendly.

This establishment was my first experience with KBBQ nearly four years ago and began the now great love I have for this cooking method and cultural experience. I have discovered dozens of KBBQ restaurants in Atlanta metro with the best being in Duluth and Suwannee areas. D92 in Decatur happens to be a bit closer to me in the city and was a regular occasional go to of mine when I didn't want to make the the trek to Gwinnett county. This last experience on a Sunday afternoon was my last at this establishment and I am glad I never have to mention or consider visiting this place again when deciding where to go for Korean BBQ due to the extreme lack in employee customer service. I have visited this restaurant several times over the last four years. They have a high staff turnover rate resulting in poor food execution, poor customer care satisfaction, and overall poor quality, cleanliness, and sanitation issues involved with the preparation and handling of raw meat. They recently changed their menu lowering some of their baseline prices which should have been my first clue to the reduced quality over time. We ordered the $99.99 Combo B since it appeared to have the best quality of meats. Meats arrived looking pretty inadequate. Pork belly was recommended to be cooked first by the server named Destiny working her 3rd day in the restaurant. She was a nice young lady however should not have been attending to tables if she didn't know how to properly work the grill. Pork belly was cooked to a burnt black crisp. I complained to another male staff member who appeared possibly more experienced however once bringing my concerns to his attention he was downright hostile and nearly belligerent. I was shocked and made to feel immediately uncomfortable. I asked for the check to immediately leave. The guy had a very smug attitude and should never work any job interacting with customers in a civil environment. Took a sip of my soju and made an exit not touching or consuming any of the poor quality meats or sloppy looking banchan and then actually being charged the full ordered tab. No worries at all. Lesson learnt. Won't visit or recommend this shabby deplorable place again.

Great service and food quality was great! The scenery was amazing! Perfect for group outings. Special occasions. Would definitely go again!

My fam and I came here while on a trip to Atlanta after my sister recommended it. She had been here before and enjoyed it so we decided to give it a go. It was frankly a little confusing. The waiter didn't give a ton of direction other than to pick 3 meats. We picked spicy pork belly, garlic chicken, and Bulgogi. All these "sides" (really toppings) were brought out along with a "salad"; literally lettuce with some dressing on it. So we munched some lettuce and waited. The meat was brought and it started to cook. And we waited. Finally we asked for some rice and it was brought. The first round of meat was ok, nothing exceptional. We ordered another round: brisket, ribeye, and jumuluk. The brisket was disappointing, no flavor whatsoever and extremely fatty. The ribeye and jumuluk were definitely the best things we ate. Service was disappointing in my opinion. We had to constantly ask for things. More water, more rice, etc. the waiter just didn't seem attentive. And the restaurant wasn't really busy at all for a Saturday evening. The bathroom condition was atrocious. They also added gratuity before bringing the check; the menu stated gratuity would be added for parties 5 or more. There were only 4 of us. Overall pretty disappointing experience, I doubt I will return.

First of all, the 3 stars is for the female manager. The food and the server both were great! We went there to celebrate a birthday and ordered AYCE. After maybe 3/4 rounds of meat, the female manger showed up at our table basically told us we may be ordering too much food and there's a 10% charge for uneaten meat. We were a group of 5 and we all knew what we were in for coming to a AYCE Korean bbq. We didnt need to be told we were ordering too much. If she thinks she is losing money on our table, then maybe they should not offer AYCE option. She then came back the second time again to make sure we ate what we ordered. This is so unnecessary and annoying to us as customers. There is fine print on the menu about the 10% charge for unfinished meat and we can all read. She didn't need to hover over us like children. This experience along made us don't want to come back again even though this is the only Korean bbq closed to us. We will much rather drive up to Gwinnett and not be shamed for eating AYCE. The owner's son heard our complaints and talked with us and apologized on behalf of the manager but still, the owner needs to know about her behavior and ask her to stop harassing the customers.

Had a really disappointing experience here. Service was extremely inattentive, to the point where our grill constantly overheated, which made every single meat we ordered burnt. This also burned our egg soufflé and cheese corn part of the grill, which I have never experienced at other places. Everything tasted burnt. We also received the wrong meat. On top of all of that, they included automatic gratuity of 20% for a party of 2. I don't think I'll be back anytime soon and I feel like I wasted my money on what was supposed to be a special occasion.

This was my first time EVER trying Korean BBQ. We did the "All you can eat *A" and it was definitely worth it. The bulgogi and the pork bellies are to die for. Our server Jordan G. was amazing. Ask for her and tell her I sent you . The shrimp is self peel btw. In case you aren't in the mood to peel that day. We visited on a Saturday evening with just 2 of us, and the vibe was busy, but fun. 15/10!!! Will be coming back.

So, I'm not a huge Korean food fan but I get it in where and when it's available. Suffice to say, last week on a leisurely outing, I came across an amazing Korean BBQ spot right in the middle of downtown Decatur. A bit of backstory here, (for those who are familiar with Downtown Decatur GA there used to be a void where food was involved, with the closing of the old Micks restaurant) Now, post Covid the downtown foodie scene in Decatur square has taken a huge leap into the present with many new eateries, one of which is D92 Korean Barbecue set beneath a new luxury high rise building. Entering through the door, patrons are met with a wide open and welcoming foyer areas. The space is expansive yet, inclusive and smacks your senses once you step in. The smell of grilled Bulgogi, and fresh Kimchi is delicious and as my group was seated the hostess was swift in her approach to let us know our chef would arrive shortly to take our order. We tried the Lemon Pepper chicken, the shrimp and the Bulgogi and coupled with the array of pickled radish, pasta salad, and Kimchi the food was amazing. Now, with such an amazing review I have to point out a few things that didn't work. The cheesy corn side that is prepared by placing shredded cheese and corn into a dish that was along side the opening of the grill top became burned and was inedible once the cheese became brown and encrusted to the dish. Also, of your a shrimp fan, be forewarned, we had a few shrimp that were not properly deveined and had to refuse that portion of our meal. It is unwise to eat shrimp that is not properly deveined, yet the staff seemed to wave it off as "Just part of the experience"... The drinks were great but the bar seemed a bit reserved and limited in its offerings. All in all, the food (that HAD been freshly prepared and cleaned) was delicious and aside from the shrimp, made our visit noteworthy. We'll give it some time to work out the shrimp issue and give it another shot soon. (Side note: as we were leaving, the hostess offered me a set of their silver metal chopsticks...)

Had a wonderful experience eating on the outdoors (covered) patio during a rainstorm on Sunday evening. (The interior was too cold) The staff were very accommodating as we (5) changed tables (to one that seats 10) in the center of the room to remain outdoors and unbothered by the rain when it rolled in. This allowed us to use 2 hot plates which was perfect since one member of our party is allergic to Shrimp and we were going to not order it. Our party opted for the "all you can eat" per person option and WHOA! We was not disappointed. Soooo much food, you must pace yourself- 3 meats initially is more than enough. Hands-down favorite is the Bulgogi beef and surprisingly, the macaroni salad side. The Pop music and videos on mounted TV's kept us entertained (until they went out during a huge lightening/ thunder round) but even with that moment the experience was memorable and it made a great night. The wind from the storm did cause the smoke to shift often but we had seat options at our table and moved with it.

First time coming to this place and I honestly will not return. Our server was super nice but it was her second day on the job. She was wonderful however my friend food became severely burnt. My friend asked for spicy shrimp however the shrimp became charred because the temperature was not turned down. My chicken that ordered became very charred as well but still edible. Between meats they should clean off the platter with some type of cloth but that didn't occur. It was changed twice however that was about it. The temperature was never adjusted for the various types of items/meats. Prior to the person that was assisting her never changed temperature. Yes he came back every now and then to take the plates but that's about it. He was busy doing other things and even though granted they may have been short staff but the temperature of the food was ignored. In these types of environments they typically cook the food for you however the ball was dropped indeed. The items on the side were cheese & egg that ended up becoming charred. There's usually a breakdown as to what's everything in terms of the grill. All I can say is the mark was missed here.

Great service. Amazing food. We had Gammari, kim chi pancake, pork bento box. Everyhting was super delicious!

The grills here are tiny I came off with a party of 4 and it took a really long time to cook the food on the mini grill Your party must order the same thing, as a group up can only pick 3 meats at one time None of the appetizers are included in any of the the AYCE options The portion sizes are huge, just order one meat at a time b/c will take a while to cook Not ventilated well it was smokey and very dim lit, had to use flashlights on our phones to check on the meat The staff was friendly but not informative The appetizers are better than the meats but will cost you my bill for 2 was $130 no drinks

This review is heavily based on one server, Matthew, and our experience with him. As soon as we sat down, he rudely asked us what meats we wanted, dropped them off and that was the end of our interaction. I wasn't expecting anything crazy, but most kbbq locations I've been to would at least ask if we wanted any additional drinks or even check in if we needed anything. We got absolutely no service and he looked more concerned with talking to the table across from us. It wasn't busy and it wasn't near closing time, so I couldn't understand why he ignored us when all the other servers were so attentive to their tables. We needed basic things like adjusting the heat (it was set extremely hot so the meat just burned), we needed to reorder more meat, we ran out of water, and just small requests that made us feel like a burden. I'm unsure if she was the owner, but an older women stepped in after realizing we had been abandoned. She was the redemption to the place, but even with that I felt like the tables she was assisting got far superior service. The food was good. The price of $33 was okay. I wasn't a fan of paying for additional side dishes when compared to other locations I've been they were at no cost or have levels of variety. First impression really made a difference and I wouldn't ever go here again or recommend it. I do know the table near us we're celebrating a birthday and they appeared to be having a great time (with the help of the nice lady). If you do decide to go, hope she is able to help you.

I really enjoyed this place! First time here and second time eating Korean BBQ. I will say I don't remember it being a little expensive, but I will say for the all you can eat option, it's not bad. Sucks if you're not use to eating different meats because you wont know what to try. I think it sucks you have to pay more if you don't finish your food and you can't take it home.

Honest review **Don't expect service (esp from yellow shirt), 18% tip included, but decent kbbq for Atlanta (I'm from LA)** I have worked at a kbbq restaurant in LA so I know what goes around in a kbbq restaurant. No welcome or have a great day just a stare from the yellow shirt when we said thank you. We had to walk to them since the bell didn't work and the yellow shirt came looking pissed and annoyed. I don't know what was the problem, but he might not be having his day... but yeah it is not professional. The food here isn't spectacular, but decent to satisfy my Korean food cravings. The quality of the meat is what I would expect for AYCE kbbq place. Straight off the bat I will have to say that I had to flag the servers down. There was one other table when we(party of 4) came in and after 2 more groups of 3 and 2 people. There were 2 servers and they were not attentive at all. Our grill was burning every single time and because tip is included they didn't look concerned to provide us with service. If it was really busy then I would understand, but it was just that they only check on us once at the end randomly. I did appreciate that our server not yellow shirt brought the banchan and meats, but it did take some time. Banchan, brisket and regular pork belly were pretty decent. Jumulleok is not good it tastes like bulgogi sooo not worth it. Better off just getting 29.99 since there isn't much for the 34.99. There is street parking available right in front of the restaurant. Inside is very spacious and the restrooms were pretty clean. Taste: 6/10 Quality: 6/10 Service: 1/10 I would only recommend if you are just craving Korean bbq, but just don't like the fact that tip is included for something that you do not get service for. First and last time for me :))

The people basically watched you while you ate the food and they kept coming to the table it was really uncomfortable and I would never go here again .

My wife and I had a feast on Sunday night at D92. We ordered the Combo A which we knew would be a lot of food for just the two of us. The combination includes a collection of "premium" cuts of beef and pork and an order of extra large shrimp. The beef cuts were prime brisket, galbi, and bugogi. The pork servings were marinated pork shoulder and pork belly. The proteins were very good and yes, it was a lot of food. The combination comes with vegetable or kim chee fried rice. We chose the kim chee fried rice because we had never heard of that before. I would describe it as kim chee infused rice and it was spicy! I liked it. The sides were good and I loved the salad. The salad had a unique spicy vinaigrette dressing. I especially enjoyed the bean sprouts and kim chee. The macaroni salad and melted cheese/corn mixed seemed a little out of place, but something different. The restaurant was very busy and obviously understaffed so service was a slow. Our waiter was Agustin and he did a good job despite the circumstances. He provided a nice balance of assisting with the cooking and allowing us to cook on our own. The biggest issue I had was the ventilation. It was not adequate. The entire restaurant was filled with a smoky haze from the open grilling. We smelled like a greasy kitchen by the time we left. Still D92 was fun and a good experience. I definitely recommend and would go back.

Lunch was all you can eat for $22. Well worth it for the price. They also had nice service and extremely fast grills.

Great service and food. Plenty seats and not close together. Excellent selection on the menu with lots of choices. Nice place to share a meal with family and friends

Great place! Perfect for a group! Quality meat, our waiter was great. Very theatrical! We ordered the combo 3 and it fed all 6 of us with no problem. Can't wait to come back!!

Awesome service! Very spacious! Drinks were really fresh and tasty! Staff was really nice! Our server was awesome! Great experience and will come back.

Lunch- Banchan (small appetizer plates that change depending on what is made fresh, one of which is usually kimchi) comes before the meal- I had 6 different kinds, with the tofu being my favorite and the only one that I asked for free refill of. Bibimbap is huge and delicious. My first visit, I got the beef and egg version, on a stone plate ($2 extra). It came with a plentora of veggies, which were a variety of textures that worked really well with the rice that crisped up on the stone plate. Korean BBQ- Plenty of food, good quality, great service.

This place had a nice vibe. The seats were uncomfortable but our server was super nice. The food was ok. It made me super sick after eating it. We also saw a very large dead water bug behind our booth. We didn't see it until after we finished eating our meal. I would never go back due to lack of cleanliness and me getting sick.

Anybody who likes Korean BBQ is going to LOVE this place. I used to go out for KBBQ about once a month when I lived in Cali, but I've been staying in the Atlanta area for a while now and was recommended this place by a number of locals and when I went I discovered that they weren't exaggerating. Compared to most of the other places I've tried in this country, D 92 truly does deserve all 5 stars and I'll tell you why: 1. Very spacious restaurant but actual cozy comfortable feel and decor. Clean, not smokey or too loud. 2. Great selection of meats and sides and all seem to be premium quality for the price (I've paid a LOT more for far less quality at other places...but this D 92 has several levels and I chose the mid-level AYCE option). One other thing I have to say about their food is that they don't use too much salt here and I really appreciate that because KBBQ at most places I've been to is so salty that I feel like I've been pickled from it by the end of the night. 3. Servers at this place will actually put your food on the grill and cook it for you. That was a bit of a strange experience for me being that I've always had to cook my own food at every other KBBQ place I've ever been to. Honestly, it was a bit awkward at first, but the server insisted on doing something to help. Speaking of the help...we went on a Friday night a few weekends ago and had the nicest, kindest and good humored guy as our server. He was so pleasant and was in a great mood. In talking with him, I found out that he only works one or two Friday nights a month and his name was Will...if you're lucky, you might show up on a Friday night and have him as your server...he's worth seeking out and planning to go on a night when he's working. I told him I was going to write a yelp review about this place and make him famous...so, here ya go Will. I'm on my way back to the restaurant tonight and I hope we can get him as our server.

This was my first and last time here! We'd found this place via Google / Yelp when we couldn't decide on patio or KBBQ. I was ecstatic that this venue offered both, so we drove an over an hour in traffic passing numerous KBBQ restaurants to get to Decatur. First impressions: There is only paid parking at $4 per hour. We had two vehicles so we paid $16 to park. The ambiance is very nice and decorated with dark modern colors. They have an AYCE $29.99 or $34.99 menu. The soda comes in a can with no refills. We are seated on the patio and they are only 3 other tables present. The waitress is super sweet and nice but seems overwhelmed with her table assignments. We asked twice for steamed rice and finally more than halfway through our meal, we got it. Service is horrible! They are so slow and are taking their time to bring the meat order (not sure if it's intentional). The sides were very mediocre and the macaroni is slightly undercooked. Upon leaving I noticed another table with corn cheese and inquired with another waiter, who stated we needed to order it specifically since we were seated on the patio, despite it being apart of the AYCE "unlimited" sides. Come to find out, my friend asked for an order of the corn cheese and the server told him, they do not serve the corn cheese or egg on the patio. (Um, that's inconsistent, but whatever.) We came on Tuesday ~7pm, so it was not very busy. (I'm using the verbiage "came", as I am sitting here writing this review, instead of eating because the service is so slow.) After we were seated, we didn't get any service for almost 10 minutes. Then, there were the 10 to 15 minute waits in between each order of meat . . . All this quickly ran down are parking time, causing the need to add extended time at $4 an hour for each vehicle. We also ran out of the gas from the canister, used to cook the food. They made us feel like we were the reason it ran out when in actuality, we sat around for over 30 minutes, just waiting on them to take the order and bring the meat to cook. Verdict: I definitely won't be coming back to this place and would not recommend going out of your way to just eat here. The food is pretty basic, with no exceptional flavors to their recipe. The parking was definitely an inconvenience and the service was not prompt to say the least. Only eat here if you are stranded with no transportation and have limited options. Otherwise, there are an abundance of Korean barbecue restaurants throughout Atlanta!!!

The staff is gross. Do not eat there. 1. The food isn't Korean just the servers. There are no authentic, flavors, cuts or tradition. 2. The place is very old some of the grills don't work or only work on one side. 3. Now the gross part. I watched the hostess bust tables and eat the leftover found from the previous costumer off the table. Then I saw a customer have to much to drink and then vomit. They put him out of the restaurant but am the workers to the food from that persons table and shared it at the bar. They basically at your leftover food and dont is gloves after licking there fingers. Service is terrible and not traditional. The servers force themselves on your grill and do T let you enjoy your experience. GA you are being robbed blind if a great experience. OH YEAH. 18% gratuity for everyone no matter how many guest......run

Wonderful Korean bbq in center of Duluth. My son and I both had an all-you-can eat meal. Amazing! Also, the service was top notch and friendly! Don is the best server and made our experience 2x better!!!

Really wish I would rate this place higher but I've eaten far too much Korean BBQ in Duluth over the years to know and expect better. If I was only rating service this would be 5 stars easily. Los Guidry's Thoughts and Recommendations: - Let's start we the positive! The chicken wings and the Seafood and Scallion Pancake were delicious. Highly recommend these 2 apps! - We all chose the unlimited All You Can Eat Option B because it comes with more non-pork options. Unfortunately the beef in general was just okay, not great quality. The marinade and seasoning just fell flat, especially for the chicken. I think that because D92 uses gas grills and not charcoal grills that alot of the bbq flavor is lost. - Our favorite beef option was the last one on the menu- Jumuluk. - The sides provided were your typical kbbq sides- salad, radish, kimchi, and 3 dipping sauces. In addition, we requested rice which was fine. No complaints here. Maybe pork is the thing they do best here? But we don't eat pork so I guess we'll never know. The service was fantastic though! We were a big group (10 people) and our one waiter took care of us like a champ.

Heard good things about this place, but didn't live up to the hype. At best, it's average KBBQ. Sat outside and it got pretty smoky since some of the servers do not know how to grill properly and let the meat get burnt. Others there let their meat get burnt, too... just flip it over or turn it down some. Kimchi was pretty old and not very good. Other side dishes/banchan were okay. Nothing great about any of the food, but the soju was nice and chilled! Oh, that restroom... which I usually don't talk about was rusty and dirty. They did have hand sanitizer at the bar and a couple of other places.

Wanted to pass off the bad experience we had at the D92 restaurant at 229 East Trinity location tonight Fri 1/19 about 8:30 pm. Myself and 4 other family members came tonight for dinner. Our server who came was very nice and attentive and seemed green or new at her job. Cooking started off with a couple meat choices then when the Bulgogi beef went on the grill. The cooking plate got so hot the cheese and corn side garnishment started to overflow, it started to pop in different directions and then caught on fire. A piece of hot melted greasy cheese landed on my hand and left a burn. A second explosion occurred at the same hot melted cheese flew all over my mom and brothers' clothing. My wife and 8-year-old were in the bathroom at the time and fortunately were not hit. The waitress put out the fire by adding more egg mixture into the base of burner which at first made the fire worse but eventually put out the fire. Our table was obviously too small for the 5 of us and we asked the waitress about moving to another table and was told that was not possible. We summoned the manager to explain what happened to my hand and clothes, yet he seemed unconcerned and unapologetic. He did offer some burn cream for my hand, but it was not needed. Finally, when we asked for the check to leave going through the bill, we noticed there was an automatic gratuity and an added service fee. We understood about the automatic gratuity because it was stated on the menu but there was nothing about the additional service fee which was more than the gratuity. We questioned the waitress about the addition service charge. She did not have an explanation and went off to consult with her manager. She came back and said everything was correct but again could not explain the two fees. She said she would summon the manager over to explain. We waited for an unreasonable long period of time and my wife finally got up and went to the manager who was at his podium who never tried to come talk to us. He eventually took the service fee off and said it was a mistake but again was unapologetic about everything that took place, I asked for a contact other than himself and I was given the cold shoulder with no response. We live about a mile away and have been to D92 several times in the last few years and by far this has been the worst experience we have had, especially with the manager. We did consider going to K-Pot tonight, which is a bit further away in Tucker, but we always like to support local business and support our local employees. We will probably never go back to D92 because of this bad experience. I sent an email to the contact on the D92 website to give them the opportunity to win me back as a customer and avoid writing these reviews. They wrote back they were sorry and would consider reprimanding and firing the server or manager but offered nothing tangible and did not win us back as customers. I even put my cell number so they could contact me directly. In the response email they even encouraged us to provide negative feedback to these review websites. Left no name of who wrote the response email. I am not sure how many people double check their check when they get them. This service fee addition seems like a scam and if was a true error then you would think D92 would be bending over backwards to make us feel like we weren't getting robbed. I wonder if an audit was done on the most recent transactions, how many others got this un-warranted service fee, and how many unknowing paid? My wife also mentioned that the lady's toilet seats were also broken. We spent over $200 there tonight and felt the money could have been put into a much better experience elsewhere. A bit more understanding of the manager and management would have made things much better.

This vegetarian and 2 meat eaters were very happy. I was so excited to find a Korean BBQ place with vegetarian options- the tofu appetizer and veggie rice were delicious. The bean sprouts were so delicious. The beef bulgogi was the meat fav. Allen C was an excellent and attentive server.

Service was 10/10. Food was a 7/10. I just can't with the rules and prices. Charged my 2 year old twins $17 each and all they ate was rice. (Not $17 worth either) charged me $35 to sit at the table even though I wasn't participating in the all you can eat experience. I just wanted LA GALBI. So it ended up costing me $45 for the LA GALBI AND THE $35 so in total It was $80. Not worth it. Will not be back.

Let's talk about service, first Destiny was the perfect waitress/table chef hands down! Even as a newbie she knew actually what she was doing, the food was amazing the "Galbi" very flavorful and tender I suggest you ask for the Rack grill I went for lunch but the ambiance was nice for a lunch setting I'm sure for dinner pretty nice in there. But all and all I give it 5/5 especially if Destiny is your server very pretty great conversation and she make great recommendations

This is a pre-COVID-19 review. Environment: Very open and spacious on the inside. I like the clean and industrial, lofty vibe and the LED lights behind the bar were a nice touch. Food: Sat at the bar and ordered a few appetizers, the Pajun (seafood and scallion Korean pancake), Mandoo (Korean Dumplings), Gojuchang Korean Fried Chicken, and Galbi Jumuluk. For the most part, everything was pretty tasty with probably my least favorite being the Pajun. Minus one star because the prices for the Korean barbecue options are just too expensive, comparatively speaking. I know they are not on BuHi or in Duluth but they also aren't in Buckhead or Manhattan either (just saying). Overall, I would definitely return for appetizers and drinks at the bar but I would have to seriously consider giving them a shot for the full Korean barbecue experience.

Aggressive amounts of meat with very little flavor. The vents also weren't working well and the restaurant was pretty smoky.