Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ

I've been to the flushing location and this is just as good. They offered a restaurant week deal, that was a steal. Veg, desert, soup, salad, app, rice & 2 proteins for 30$ was great. Food is fresh and worth it.

Decided to have my birthday lunch at this place. The vibe and food were great furthermore the staff were very friendly and helpful. They offered to put our cake in the fridge when we were eating which toward the end they also prepared the cake and lit the candles for us. The birthday song part was my favorite haha. Making smores was fun as well, would definitely revisit again.

It’s super delicious. My friends bought me the lunch. We went during the nyc restaurant week. $45 package including all items of appetizers, 1 set of main course, 1 item of vegetables, 1 desserts. Each main course has 3 plates of protein or seafood depending on your choice. 1 bowl of rice. We also ordered a bottle of sake for sharing. The waitress served us was so nice. She was so busy, but her attitude was so good. I have a lot of respect for her. The BBQ place don’t make your clothes smell after eating. They change the grill rack twice for us, very nice. Cannot express enough how content we are about the experience. BTW you could use all your member deals at once.

Came with a big group and we were sat at different booth next to each other to accommodate everyone, personally I really enjoy this sort of setting! The food came out very fast, we got dumplings and soup for appetizers, both were very tasty. Our bbq set came out right in time we finished appetizers, the meats are very high in quality and easy to cook as there's instruction to cook them at all table. It's my first time and I have a very good impression of this restaurant, would recommend making early reservation for big group or to dine during weekend/holiday!

All you can eat, price from somewhere $40-$70 per person. Not too bad, lots of choices of meats and appetizer, but just need a little patient and time waiting for food comes.

Excellent family atmosphere. The food was delicious. The service from the staff was attentive and always reaching out in case you needed anything. It's a romantic atmosphere. It was my first time trying Japanese BBQ so I didn't try much variety. For a reasonable price I ended up satisfied. It is ideal to go with children because they have baby chairs, they also have a children's menu. That's really excellent. P.S., I wish I had gone to happy hour where the prices are a little cheaper xD

This chain of restaurant has been a staple for me since 2018. It serves my comfort food and is a familiar welcoming place. I am saddened to know that this specific location has depleted in the standard of quality of the food. My last 4 visits have been met with me complaining about the salt/sodium levels in majority of the sides like the Miso Chili wings or the al a cárte Yaku Shabi beef. I usually recommend people to this specific location but I will refrain from doing so unless something changes because the people who I recommend also complains about the salty food. I am a loyal customer with over 250 rewards points etc

Everything was delicious. Parking was rough. It just makes sense to just use the parking meter. Great experience. I literally ate all my food before taking pictures. We had the Garlic fried rice, Harami steak, spinach, cream corn, fried pork dumplings.I enjoyed the sauce from the cucumber salad so much I got it on the side. Get it. Yum! 🤤 Skirt steak, teriyaki chicken, cucumber salad, Rangoon, marinated shrimp, shrimp. Attentive staff. Clean area. They pride them an is keeping the surface clean. We even got wet maps after our meal. Our tab was $278.00 for 6 ppl. Come during happy hour to get discounted pricing. 10/10

Good food. Good ambience. Nice place. It was pretty packed when I went. I came with family on a Friday night around 7ish. They are a bit iffy about reservations. Make sure you have one, or you'll have to wait. Also make sure your whole party is there or you won't be able to sit.

This review is solely based on the service and cleanliness of the restaurant. I haven't been here since the fire in 2019. So it's been a few years. Came here for happy hour at 12pm on a Saturday. We had a party of 8. Upon arrival, we asked if we could get seated but the hostess said no since only four of us were here, and we couldn't get seated until more than half of my party was here. I couldn't see why not since the restaurant was not crowded and happy hour began at 11am. So we waited. We got a family feast pre-fix meal, a kids meal, and a couple of appetizers. Five minutes into cooking our lunch, one of us saw a roach crawling inside the glass part of the wooden table. Immediately, we stuffed a tissue inside the glass so that it wouldn't be able to get out, but was of course, disgusted as we just started eating. I felt bad notifying the waiter, but we had kids at the table and felt it was right to tell them. Our waiter apologized and asked if we wanted to switch over to another table. Since we were already seated with the food on the table, we declined the offer and proceeded with our meal. Our waiter was really nice and accommodating to us-towards the end of the meal, she offered ice cream and smore's to each of the kids and adults at the table. As we left, a manager offered us two coupons for 30% during lunch hours with an expiration date till the end of September. I mean, impossible right? We're nearing the end of September already and to see a live roach is beyond disgusting. I wouldn't give this place another chance, at least not this location.

Really nice experience in the afternoon on the weekdays, my girlfriend and I had a quiet lunch and it was fun cheffing lol even though that's not my thing. I had teriyaki and rib eye alongside garlic fried rice. It was very tasty because I am a Michelin chef (wink) the food quality was great though for what it is. The service is okay it could have been better but it's not COTE so I get it

The staffs are friendly. They ask you if you have any allergies. Made reservation the day before because they can get busy. Download their app for $10 off your bill as a new member and you can rank up points. They also have a restaurant week menu as well. This Japanese barbecue you cook for yourself. Would recommend coming back here! Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambience: 5/5

Meal platter for 2 included 6 cuts (we upgraded the cuts). The meat was decent, and the sides that came with the meal set were plenty. Highly highly recommend swapping out the plain rice for the bibimbap I'd say that was the highlight of all the sides. The Guy Kaku salad was not great. I like salads to be heavy in dressing but this was swimming in mayo. Not well mixed "dressing" it was just greens with mayo. The dessert was s'mores that we made ourselves - not really fitting for a Japanese BBQ restaurant but fine. The service was just fine. The food came out quickly, but the service felt rushed with plates being dropped off ans waitress dashing away - had to put in effort to flagging her. Would I go here again? Probably no. Is it still worth trying? Yes, for sure.

I had heard about the Gyu-Kaku all you can eat menu (90 minutes from your first order) that is available only Monday to Thursday from 11 am to 9 pm and finally got to try it on a Tuesday night. They have three different tiers of the all you can eat menu Premium ($58 per guest), Ultimate ($68 per guest) and Supreme ($78 per guest). They charge kid age 6 to 12 half price. As this was my first time trying the Gyu-Kaku all you can eat experience, I opt for the Premium. There were 45 items, which i thought was sufficient. You can only two items at a time. My suggestion is to bring a few friends so you can order more. I tried the Toro Beef (Sweet Soy Tare), Yaki Shabu Beef (Miso), Umakara Yaki beef, Angus Beef Rib (Sweet Soy Tare), New York Steak (Garlic), Bistro Hanger Steak (Miso), Umakara ribeye, Shrimp Garlic, BBQ Calamari Miso, Cheese Corn Butter, Fried Pork Gyoza Dumplings, Napa Kimchi, Miso Soup, Seaweed Soup, Spinach Garlic and Zucchini. My favorite was the Yaki Shabu. I ordered it twice. For dessert, i got the vanilla and green tea ice cream and S'more. Overall, i was satisfy and full from the meal. I did not feel rush by the server. I would definitely come back to try the Ultimate and Supreme all you can eat menu items.

Friend staff. They have discounts for 1st time people using the app. Came here for the value menu and was pretty satisfied with what we got. The place is pretty crowded also. Also came here since there was a restaurant week menu but for some reason it wasn't offered during day of the week we went. Expect to be doing the cooking yourself so pick the correct temperatures based on your preference.

Pretty decent spot to stop by for lunch. I did the 3 BBQ items for $19.95 and I added on broccoli and cheese (which ended up being one of my favorite items I got!) To be honest, I can't remember my exact meat order but I believe I got the angus beef rib, the umakara ribeye and the spicy pork. The thinner meats I was good with and had no issues, the thicker pieces I really couldn't get right. They were either super under or over, even though I was firing them up at the timings that were suggested. I also just didn't care for the flavor of the thicker meat I ordered. I think going forward I will stick to the slimmer meats. I really loved that the broccoli came in a sweet sauce. Paired with the Velveeta- like cheese this became one of my favorite bites of the meal. I also appreciated that they have multiple dipping options tableside to add more flavors to your dishes. The space itself feels quite...loved. The tables and booths felt a bit worn out. A fresh coat of paint and some reupholstering could really boost the feeling here. I'd still come back, especially during lunch or possibly happy hour.

Gyu Kaku has a great lunch deal. I used to come here back in the day and it was much cheaper, nevertheless the lunch deal is still worth the price and comes with a decent amount of food. We all did the 3 meal lunch deal, which comes with 3 meats of your choice, soup, salad, and rice. We all finished our food and were full, so I would recommend the 3 meat option. The seating is spacious, we sat in a booth, but dark because there are no windows inside. The service is attentive, but not rushed. You cook your own meat. The main reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because a lot of the meat options cost extra money on top of the pre-fix. Overall a solid option for lunch and I would go back!

Very tasty Japanese BBQ but nothing too mind-blowing. At a higher price point, buy everything came promptly. They do charge extra for rice in the set menu, which we didn't know.

Suck my husband here for his birthday and the food was delicious! We definitely got so so full! Prices were reasonable, he even returned with his friends!

The restaurant has a good meat selection which patrons place on a cast iron pan to cook. They have a vent to suck up the smoke which was a plus so smoke doesn't go everywhere. We had mushrooms, some noodles, etc. it's a chill vibe and servers were attentive.

They were great! Service was quick, location is central, and it's great quality! A friend had order the tofu ramen and enjoyed it. The rest of the group ordered a preset menu option, split between three people it was a decent price. We had ordered the meat lovers. Everything was fresh and tasty. The gyu-sushi and kaarage were really good. The s'mores at the end was a fun extra touch! We would definitely come again!

Apparently they were calling me at 8PM for my 9:30 resy, no calls was received or proof of missed calls. At 9:12 a text was sent, answered at 9:13 with "1" stating we're on our away. 9:34, we walk in and two girls at the front stated they've been calling since 8PM, we didn't answer so they basically gave our table away. When I questioned the whole situation that made NO sense one of them said with an attitude "the lights at your original table was out so our manager had to move you to a different table, you weren't answering so we gave your table away." They gave our table away that was reserved at 9:30, we weren't answering at 8 so they gave it away..... we walked in at 9:34. They have a 15 min grace period Upon paying, we used one card (there's 10 of us) the lady kept tapping it and it went through 6 TIMES!!!!! When we told her to chill and stop tapping the card she kept saying "it's not going through" but we looked at our BoA app and ALLLLLLLL 6 transactions went through. The two girls in the front seems incompetent. Waiter was great though!

T.J. and Nunu were super attractive and friendly !! Food is always great never have any complaints loving everything always!

If your ever going to catch a performance at Cooper Union , def check out this Japanese BBQ restaurant It's a 5 min walk from restaurant We had the $170 special For 4 people as per server recommendation and it was plentiful!!!! We had soup salad appetizers The variety of meats were amazing Shrimp and chicken were also included Definitely come here on a empty stomach. It's an awesome experience, especially for teenagers . They got to cook their own meats to their desired temperature in the middle Of the table ,So it was fun for them and a great experience. Service was attentive and pleasant It was a splurge but totally worth it ! They also provided s'mores at the end Can't be beat !

First time trying Japanese bbq and it was good. Our server was friendly and helped explain the process and cook times of each type of meat. They explained that they portion the meat by weight and not the amount of pieces. We went with one of the sets with the better cuts of meats so it was pricier. The set included a salad, vegetable fondue, and fried rice. The meat was marinated, juicy, and flavorful but the amount we got wasn't that filling. It wasn't too warm and there wasn't any smoky smells even with the grills. Overall would like to come back but only on some kind of occasion.

I've been to this Gyu-Kaku more times than I can remember. It's a fantastic spot for any size group, whether you are 1 or 20 people. The food is consistently tasty, and there are options for everyone. Service is usually great. This used to be a perfect happy hour spot with fabulous deals, but they've since raised their HH prices, which is a bummer. You should still go!

The quality of meat here is sending any other all you can eat BBQ spot to the shadow realm, but at $80 a head, it better. This is my big bros favorite restaurant on the planet, so after he won the 2023 World Salsa Summit a celebration was in order. We came in without a res and were told the wait was going to be an hour. I mentioned how I was with the World Salsa Summit champion, but it didn't carry weight with the hostess smh. After an hour and 11 minute wait we were seated, hungrier than a 1932 Mahatma Ghandi. I hang my hat on being an essential team member for an all you can eat BBQ experience, I pull my weight and then some. That doesn't really tie in here but I just wanted to let y'all know I'm a Croatian Warrior. I need to shoutout the Yaki-Shabu as it was literally orgasmic. Well not literally but... yeah. Head and shoulders the best cut of meat The food was fantastic, but the service let me down worse than when the Lakers traded for Russell Westbrook. It felt like our waitress didn't want us to be there lol. We were trying to figure out if we said something or what happened, but sis seemed completely disinterested. At this price point of food I was expecting better service. My big bro might beat me up for only giving 4 stars, so if you don't hear from me after this review is posted you know why.

Zero. Rat ran across the bench where people sit jumping on them. No refunds were given. Staff was laughing.

The all-you-can-eat is my go-to. The meat is really high quality and the the non-cook-yourself meal are also really tasty. I don't think buying meats à la carte is financially smart, and I'd recommend doing all-you-can-eat. Workers are tentative about changing out grills. The service is cook-yourself, but the meats are prepared in a timely manner. During busy nights, the wait can be hours but the vibe inside is relatively nice and lively. Overall, good place!

This is the first Gyu-Kaku I've ever been to...and it's my favorite location. (I prefer this location over the Midtown location because of the stairs you have to climb to get to it.) Robin is an awesome server: he's very attentive and amazing at what he does. The food here is magnificent and the vibe is always a mood. I love coming here for a good bite and strong drinks.

Was a regular here but after my last visit i dont know so much. Service was pretty slow. Every other table got much more attention than ours even though we ordered so much food. Noone came to check how was everything other than at the end the busser was taking our plates away and asked how was everything. Not even our waiter. The food was good but when you look around the place is filthy. Everything is covered in dust. And this is why i dont be coming back bc they simply cannot clean the place. They were also taking garbage through the dining area. Just no consideration for the diners. I checked in my $1000 coat with a hanger and a number on it so it wouldnt smell from the meat and I come back to the front with none of our belongings attended and my jacket off the hanger just sitting on a chair. Its the simple things. Wont be coming back.

I've been to this location twice! I absolutely enjoy it here! The food is really delicious and fulfilling! The staff are super nice and very attentive, they make sure to take care of you. The venue is great as well, organized, they make sure to keep it very clean!

My friend and I recently came to take advantage of the AYCE deal. We chose the premium tier for $52 (automatic 18% gratuity is added). Some highlights include: seaweed soup, shio negi cold tofu, yaki-shabu beef, bistro hanger steak, spicy shrimp, and garlic mushroom. As you can see, the food was so good I didn't even photograph half of our plates. We topped off the evening with some s'mores. Service was top-notch - probably some of the best I seen. Someone was by maybe every 10 or so minutes to make sure we could order food, and made sure our stoves were at the appropriate level. Food was dropped off very quickly and they reminded you off how long to cook each piece (there's also a nice guide on the table too). Overall, I loved my experience here and can't wait to come back!

Went for a bday dinner and had a great time. We got the premium ayce plan which had a good variety of food! As a vegan, I was also happy to eat here. Lots of vegan options too and I didn't order it, but I loved to see they had a beyond beef bimbap! I got lots of zucchini, mushrooms, broccoli. The spring rolls were super yummy I loved those! The garlic cabbage was also really delicious. As a vegan, I cant really recommend this place too heavily but also that's expected for a Japanese bbq.... But if someone else is paying or it's a special celebration, you can def find options and make it worth your while!

When we first walked in, the hostess had a mean attitude, being rude when we asked about the waiting time. After we were seated, we waited 20 minutes before we were able to order. We asked for water three times, and all our appetizers were weird and did not taste good at all. Each meal was inconsistent through the entire dish. When we tried to pay, the server did not even take our card, and we had to wait another 15 minutes while our server was serving the table next to us. Our dessert was behind us the entire time, and we waited another 15 minutes for it. The majority of our meals were just waiting for something.

Food was good, had a bunch of meats for bbq and also tried the beef sushi. No complaints with the meal and it was actually better than what I expected! However, I ordered a carafe of the house sake and specified that I wanted it cold - it literally said on the menu "enjoy it hold or cold" or something like that. It came out hot. I told our server I wanted it cold and she said that's not an option. Hm. I pointed it out on the menu but she just shrugged and left. Not really a huge fan of hot sake but I decided to just keep it and order something else. When she passed by again, I ordered a different sake on the menu and pointed it out with my finger (a regular junmai). Then they brought out a bottle of the yuzu sake and opened it before I was able to say that it wasn't what I ordered. At that point, it was whatever, I just kept it. Please make sure the servers know what drinks you have on the menu.

This location of Guy-Kaku Japanese BBQ has been around for 10+ years, and it survived a fire! We love stopping by here to celebrate birthdays (they give you a free cake and staff sing you a happy birthday!), graduations and just a old regular summer. Similar to Korean BBQ, you can order a selection of meats, and combos with veggies, kids meals, vegetarian meals, or simply just some rice/ramen. I also think that their dessert is to die for. There are lava cakes, matcha Icecream, and layered cake. It will definitely satisfy your sweet tooth. The restaurant is huge, and they have comfortable seating. The ambiance is a bit dark but I like how spacious it feels, and cozy it feels when you sit down to eat with friends/family.

I've been coming here for so many years! Its weirdly been changing in little ways and not for the better. They don't oil the grills anymore and I really like the yakishabu which is a very thin cut of meat and it gets so stuck! They also don't give the s'mores supposedly when they have the little activity sheets for kids. It says it on the sheet but then the waiter says you had to have gotten the the kids combo meal. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The garlic noodles. They've changed the plating and it's also pretty soggy and not as flavorful. :( I wish there was something new that's comparable.

Any time I want Japanese BBQ, I always choose Gyu-Kaku because the pricing, the quality of meats, and the service has always been great. It's family-friendly but also a great spot to go for a date. They have a rewards program so you can easily rack up points to use on future visits.

Thea was our server and I'm glad she was. She was very friendly and attentive. We never had to look for her to ask for a refill for our drinks. Once our cups were empty, she would come by and ask if a refill was needed. We ordered the Meat Lover bbq set and she explained what each meat was when it arrived at our table.

It's been years since I've been to Gyu-Kaku, so I suggested we go here for an early Mother's Day dinner. I made reservations about a month in advance, and we were seated right on arrival. Since there were four of us, we opted to do the Yakiniku Set and add on a wagyu order. This was A LOT of food and we ended up taking the garlic noodles and some of the later meats home with us. Service was just OK. Sometimes they would explain how long to cool each item for, but sometimes they wouldn't. They didn't change our grill at all during our time there, which was kind of weird, but maybe that's just how they roll nowadays? The meat was fine - some were better than others, and I think I would prefer to order a la carte if we come back. Some of the included dishes were not as good as I remembered. Overall it was just a fine experience, definitely not as good as I remembered it being from a few years ago.

Delicious food with affordable price. Tried the AYCE menu with great selections. Our server Thea is really nice! Offered great recommendations! Would definitely visit again!

My friends and I were looking for a kbbq spot and somehow stumbled into this place. A happy mistake because the food was really good and the s'more dessert was really fun. Next time I'm in the area I'm coming back here!

Thea was a great server!!! :) Had an awesome time here tonight We had the meat lovers set and it was plenty of food for 2 hungry people

It used to be great and I really enjoyed this place. But i went there this week again, all the food and service went downhill so much but the price is always expensive. I wonder if they have changed management. Unfortunately, I probably won't go back again.

Guy Kaku rarely misses. Great alternative to Korean Bbq. I like the loyalty program. Great meats and I always leave here very full and satisfied.

Been coming here for years. Never disappoints. Classy and fun. Delicious food and drinks.

Considering the fact that my friend and I left each paying $70 for dinner, I wished I had a better experience. I've been to several BBQ restaurants before, and I felt that Gyukaku underperformed, specifically at this location (I was told by a friend that the Flushing location was very nice) My friend and I got the chef's choice and the spicy tuna crispy rice. The kimchi that came out was incredibly sour and tasted really nasty. It tasted very old. Salad - Mid, can be easily replicated at home (Nothing special about it) Beef Sukiyaki Bibimbap - Tasted like Hibachi-styled fried rice. Pretty solid and made at your table in a hot stone pot. Gyu-Sushi - Kind of cold and not really that appetizing. Rice fell apart really quickly because it was soaked in sauce. As a result, the rice was salty but the meat was flavorless. Friend really liked this so I was looking forward to it :( The meat was pretty good. There was one specific cut that had amazing marbling and was very tender, but I don't remember which. The service was pretty bad. Our waitress disappeared throughout our entire meal and never really checked on us. Our grill never got changed until the end of our meal when everything was bursting into flames and our meat was getting burnt. People next to us got it changed throughout their meal tho :( I felt like I could oversee everything else, but I felt that this location was very... grimy? I felt kind of gross during the meal. There is a lack of vents for the grills, so the smoke just goes everywhere. It's also very dimly lit, and everything is somewhat sticky or slippery. The sauce bottles were very sticky. The furniture reminds me of the shitty sushi restaurant in my hometown. It just isn't the ambiance I would expect when I'm paying a hefty price tag for the food. I wouldn't visit again. Nothing about it was particularly "Japanese," so I would honestly suggest you go to a KBBQ restaurant for a better bang for your buck. Better ambiance, decor, etc. for the same price.

It's a good place to bring children. The kids menu is affordable and my children enjoy the chicken. The garlic noodles are yummy. The avocado salad is solid. There are so many grilling options. Be sure to pay attention when they give you the cooking recommendation. They have a really robust menu so you have options. I've always had good service. I could probably eat the noodles everyday. Yum. Oh don't forget the s'mores at the end!

Went for lunch special today. $19.95 for single portion-3 meats and $15.95 for 2 meats; additional $ for certain items and for doubling the portion. Came with rice, soup and salad. Great and attentive service. We were taught how much time to cook each item, which we appreciated. Actually used our timer. Beef tongue is an additional $6. Thin slices, I preferred cooked til a bit browned. For me, still gamey flavor but dipping it in a mixture of their sauces helped (sweet soy, ponzu and spicy). The other meats were flavorful already so no sauce needed. Toro beef is fatty. Good but some pieces were chewy. Made sure we cooked the ribeye as told bec was dry when we overcooked. Yaki-pork was sweet and can char easily. It was also happy hour already so could have gotten drinks and other items at HH price but what we ordered was enough. We had less meat than at AYCE korean bbq, but we were full. Casual place. Multiple booths for seating. Get the app for rewards.

I've always been a fan of gyukaku but their portions are getting smaller (specifically the salad) and the servers are less and less attentive. I felt like I was sucha bother the whole time. The food was good at least. They are running an AYCE special now Monday thru Thursday so I do think it's worth a try!

We usually visit Gyu Kaku, however, this time, we got the Green Tea ice cream after our dinner. While I was eating it, there were shards of broken glass inside the ice cream that I had found in my mouth. I showed the manager, but she didn't come until I specifically asked to speak to her. She asked to see it and said she'd have to show someone, but never brought it or let me take a picture. Very unsanitary and scary

Gyu-Kaku is always a good place to get some BBQ in the city. There are about 2 or 3 locations in Manhattan. The reason I love coming here is that they have a large selection of meats and items. The best part is that they have happy hours from the time they open to 5pm. This includes some of their food items as well as drinks! My boyfriend and I usually get the chef's favorite (serves 2); it comes with miso soup, beef sukiyaki bibimbap, gyu-sushi, kimchi, salad, prime kalbi short rib, skirt steak, filet mignon, ribeye, pork belly, garlic shrimp and broccoli with cheese. Sounds like a lot right? I mean...kinda in that it's a lot of different items but the portions are not that big when it came to the amount of meat that is given. Don't expect to get a pile of meat for each of the bbq items. It's enough if you're a small eater but for my boyfriend and I, we always order MORE food items on the sides, like (our favorite) the spicy tuna volcano, takoyaki, the tuna poke nachos...w/e we are feeling that day. Anyways, the meats are pretty good and tender. You wouldn't ever get served any distasteful ones. My fave bbq meat items were the harami skirt steak and kalbi short rib since they are marinated in sweet soy or miso. So they are very flavorful and would pair great with some plain white rice. But they have brown rice you can order OR have the sukiyaki bibimbap that you get with the chef's favorite. The items always come in a timely manner and the waiters would always let you know exactly how long to cook each meat for. You better listen to if you want the meat to be cooked well...unless you like it burnt and overcooked. ( To each his own tho...). The waiters are always attentive and you can always ask them for assistance. The reason I'm giving it a 4 out of 5 is due to the location. I noticed that each location is a little different. Not sure if it's just me (and my boyfriend) but we noticed in some locations the portion looks a little big smaller? We are fatasses so maybe we are complaining too much lol . Another thing is that you don't have to worry about smelling like you were sitting in a BBQ place the whole day. They have a system that you do not smell once you enjoyed your meal!! This is great cause like yeah I like BBQ as much as the next person but...I don't want to smell like BBQ...on my way home...on the public transportation! esp. my hair

We got there before they opened and was informed by staff that they lost the key. The manager was on the way and showed up10 minutes later. The staff was very friendly and apologetic and we didn't mind the wait. The food was excellent and the staff was amazing. The food was good and taste even better since your cooking it yourself. If you enjoy taking your time eating and have a cold beer while you cook this is the spot for you.

Love this place. The spicy sauce is literally drinkable. Thea took the best care of us. Will come back again again and AGAIN

Came here in a group of 4 to catch up over Japanese bbq on a Saturday evening. We made a reservation for 6pm but they do not seat until all guests are here - which makes sense given the unlimited bbq with time restraints. We actually decided to get a group set and it was a great amount of food for the 4 of us. The service was fast and the food was delicious. Our cocktails were also really good - huge fan of the mojito! Although there was a slight miscommunication between us and the server on what we ordered versus what we saw on our bill, she was understanding g and accommodating and addressed the issue.

Definitely come here for happy hour! It's so worth it with the happy hour. I ordered a different variety of meats and they all come with the perfect amount, perfect for a small group. Service was a bit slow on an afternoon, but staff was friendly and was able to help as soon as they can. Highly recommend getting the corn!