KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

KPOT offers a fantastic dining experience with a clean, modern, and inviting atmosphere. Love the extensive choices of protein, veggies, and condiments at the buffet-style setup are a major highlight. It's especially enjoyable for families, with the interactive element of cooking your own meal adding a unique and fun touch, as seen with my daughter who absolutely loved it. The portions are incredibly generous, making it a great value for those with bigger appetites. However, as with any all-you-can-eat experience, it might feel a bit pricey if you have a smaller appetite and don't plan to fully take advantage of the unlimited offerings. Despite this, the overall experience, the quality of ingredients, and the enjoyable cooking process make KPOT a worthwhile visit, especially for groups and those who enjoy a hands-on dining experience.

My family and I decided to stop at this Kpot for a meal, and boy was it a disappointment. Food was pretty good in terms of selection and variety, but the atmosphere was a bit of a let down; the lighting basically made it damn near impossible to tell if the food was fully cooked. We decided to try Korean BBQ, but the grilling experience was practically ruined by how slow the table top grill was. The grilling guide you get on the table to show how long to cook different foods was practically useless as I would've gotten food poisoning if I cooked my chicken according to the guide. Service was definitely the worst; our server just came to pick up our dishes before he ghosted us, where the grill needed to get changed (as you seen in the photo it got disgusting). Another kind server did acknowledge the underwhelming service to us, but this place really needs some improvement in their service.

Stopped here on our way to Ohio. My son has been to the one in Milford CT and loved it. We got the hot pot and the BBQ. Everything was fresh and delicious. It was an experience too. Love that you can mix your own dipping sauce. Ill definitely go back.

My fiancé and I went to Korean KPot to celebrate our anniversary today at 6:00 PM. Overall, the food was good and the atmosphere was enjoyable. However, the waitress who initially served us was quite rude—she abruptly asked what we wanted without giving us a chance to look at the menu. That said, we didn’t let it ruin our evening. She did improve as the night went on, and we mostly asked other waitstaff for help when needed. I didn’t catch her name, but I would recommend that management address this issue. Many people dine out for the experience, not just the food—because good food can be found in many places.

First time here... If you thinking of going... Give it a try .. they will give you a tour the first time so you know what you are doing. We took the step daughter for her birthday... Bring the Bday here group 4 or more bday meal is free and they will sing As well!!! Cooking your food while at the table is different but was also enjoyed. I wouldn't say the Mock tail was worth the $7

I had a nice experience at this restaurant. It's clean and modern looking inside and it was very popular. That's always a good sign. The buffet is expensive and there's an overwhelming amount of different meats, veggies, and sauces to choose from. However, all of the food, the sauces, and the soup bases were extremely delicious. You can tell that everything is pretty fresh and high quality. Cooking the raw food on the hot plate is challenging since it often sticks to it. I also had a hard time determining if the food is undercooked or overcooked. It's best to grill thinner pieces of meat. It's also challenging to make sure that you don't use the utensils that handled the raw meat when moving cooked food to your place or getting rice. So, it can be a slightly overwhelming experience and you do have to work a little. You also get a little bit hot and sweaty. But again, you food is excellent overall. If you're really hungry, it's well worth the high price. I just wouldn't go there on a blind date.

The food was great. But I think I'm more of a fan of the Kpot in Greensboro, NC. I love that they bring the food to you. It's not buffet style where you get your own. Other than that, they did well. The waitress was great. Thanks!

When I first moved to Syracuse, I found myself missing the vibrant Korean BBQ scene I had enjoyed in Northern Virginia. So, when KPot opened, I knew I had to give it a try, hoping it would live up to the high standards I was used to. Now, KPot has become my go-to spot for Korean BBQ! One of the standout features is their sauce station, where you can mix and match flavors to create the perfect dipping sauce for your meat or a delicious drizzle for your rice. It’s a small touch that makes a big difference in personalizing your meal. I also really enjoy when they have music playing at a loud - but not too loud - level because it adds to the atmosphere. If you’ve never been to a Korean BBQ restaurant with a built-in grill at each table, don’t worry—the staff is happy to guide you through the experience. Plus, each table has a helpful cooking guide that lists the recommended cook times for different meats. My personal favorites? The bulgogi and garlic pork belly—both packed with incredible flavor. While I’m not the biggest hot pot fan, KPot offers it as an add-on for just $5 per person. If you’re up for it, I’d recommend trying both the lunch and dinner menus; dinner includes a premium selection of meats while still featuring all the staples available at lunch. For those dining with kids or picky eaters, there’s a small selection of fried foods like French fries and chicken nuggets, making it a great spot for families. At one point, we found ourselves coming here weekly for lunch—it’s hard to resist at just $21.99 for all-you-can-eat! We usually visit right when they open during the week, and the restaurant is always spotless. If you’re looking for the freshest buffet experience in Syracuse, KPot is the place to be.