Morning House Korean BBQ

Like Trinity said , the service and sushi were really sucks. They never came and grilled meats for me. Sushi was really disgusting. Please never eat Sushi and do not waste money to upgrade for Sushi 🍣. It costs only $5 , but you could be in a trap. They will attract you go on A combo ; more expensive unlimited menu includes Sushi.. They should not sell sushi because it is not real sushi 😐 . Sushi is like a false advertisement. I was even more thirsty and tired after eating hot pot. That means they put too much MSG in the broth.

Morning House Korean BBQ has been around for over a decade. Only been here for family dinner or lunch. Fair price & food is always great. The servers were very attentive. Clean place & great ambiance.

Listen to the reviews people, I went here the other day and wish I didn’t….the meat quality is OK at best, service was okay….the server just randomly started cooking our food for us, didnt ask if we wanted that or not. They only have 2 sauces…rice looked old. No booths in the restaurant that I saw. My sushi looked dirty somehow,…and tasted a lot like Publix. Won’t go again.

No wait what so ever excellent service I would come back countless times and the food is amazing tops to Andrew hope to have him as my server again

The servers here are so amazing! They are very friendly and attentive and the service is very fast. My only con is we tried several meats that were supposed to be honey, Cajun, spicy, or teriyaki flavor and none of the meats tasted like the marinades. They just tasted like the meat. The shrimp did taste fresh like the shrimp I get from the farmers market so I did like that but I did have to take out the poop veins. The sides were all delicious and I loved the japchae noodles, potato salad, and marinated onions, and radish rings that came with the meat. It was very dark in the restaurant which I liked but I wish they had some music playing. I came because they had such a huge selection of chicken which I haven’t seen from any Korean bbq place. I can’t say I would come again bcuz I’ve been to Korean bbq restaurants with more flavorful meats but the customer service is great. I also wish the meat portions were a little smaller so you don’t get so full so fast and you have a chance to try more food.

Had an amazing time here, and it will definitely be my go to for Korean BBQ. Food was delicious and Andrew gave us top tier service. He definitely makes you feel welcome and provides a great experience.

Literally the best KBBQ I’ve ever had. Open late, amazing food, top notch customer service. Ask for Bawi, he’s the man

Wouldn’t change a thing! Everything was SO DELICIOUS! 😍 The options of meat were overwhelming and they have THE BEST Korean fried chicken in Georgia!!! The service was flawless and we left wishing we had bigger stomachs. Can’t wait to come back! 🔥

I like that there are different types of AYCE that you can choose from because a lot of the times there are options that I really don't care for. We chose the $25.99 option which was a reasonable price with the amount of food and encompasses a lot of staple Korean KBBQ dishes and meats that I found was hard to search for when I was looking at other KBBQ menus nearby. We came as a party of 3 and found it strange that there is an automatic gratuity for AYCE when our party was so small and we cooked for our table the majority of the time. However, the staff was very nice and attentive. Came on a Friday night and there was lots of seating and overall wasn't loud so we could talk and hear each other which I find difficult in other KBBQ places.

Morning House KBBQ is open for ALMOST 24 hours, so it is definitely an ideal option for people who want a heartier meal in the late night or early morning. I came here at like 4AM after a night out so there was barely anyone in the restaurant which made service very efficient and quick. I imagine the restaurant is more lively during the day. We got the Beef Brisket, Pork Belly, Corn Cheese, and Steamed Egg. I am not too picky with my meats at KBBQ, so I personally enjoyed the Pork Belly and Beef Brisket. I found that their Beef Brisket was still tender and juicy even after being cooked, which usually does not happen since the meat is sliced so thin that it dries up easily on the grill. The Steamed Egg was tasty! However, the Corn Cheese was alright. It kind of tasted like corn slathered in mayonnaise rather than cheese. I would probably give Morning House KBBQ a 3.5/5 stars if I could. I think I want to come back here and eat during the day to really remember the food and vibes well.

The food was excellent. Kat was an absolute gem at Morning Side Korean Barbecue in Duluth, Georgia! From the moment we walked in, she provided truly five-star service that made our entire dining experience phenomenal. Really. And I don't say that ever. Kats recommendations were spot-on, and she was incredibly educational and attentive without being intrusive. The Korean barbecue itself was utterly delicious and of the highest quality - every bite was fantastic. We've had KBBQ many times, but Morning Side, thanks to Kat's excellent service and the incredible food, stands out as a new favorite. We're already planning our next visit and will definitely be asking for Kat!

An absolutely unbeatable deal for lunch! The server was kind and attentive and though the dish took a little longer to come out than expected, the flavor and preparation blew me away.

Cleanliness is the worst, it's so dirty. The meat quality is so bad. The food is too sweet and too salty

I'd recommend they advertise a bit better with a banner, but they have quite an extensive lunch special at 9.99. The most out of the local lunch special korean restaurants by far. I got the Dol Sot Bibimbap, surprised to see it on the 9.99 menu since never seen it at that price, and it was awesome. I really liked their hot sauce too - kochoojang - was much tastier than normal. Comes with soup too, which was perfect. Their banchan was good too - I really liked their broccoli, sprouts, and squid/carrot. I'm definitely coming back here to try their other items!

Really enjoyed our dinner. Service was excellent. And the ambience was clean, modern, comfortable in a relaxed atmosphere. We went with the $39 a person option which included all you can eat sushi. The sushi options were fairly limited, but well done and tasted most excellent. The Korean sides were very tasty, fresh and very enjoyable. And the Korean barbecue was the star of the show. It included some high-end meat cuts and we have some grilled shrimp. The hard part is to stop eating when you wanna keep going. Lol. Yes they do include a service charge on your table and I guess that is because you have different people helping to cook and ensure your food is at proper temperature. They do certainly earn it. But I did find the charge lower than I normally tip so I added to it with one of the suggested options. Not a bad deal all the way around. If you like Korean barbecue or regular Korean dishes - you should give this place a try if you're in the area.

Popped in here one night after driving in from Charlotte and we wanted late night food. I'm not a fast food type of girl, so I'm happy that they were open! They have many options. I honestly haven't seen any other KBBQ spots have as many options for meats/vegetables like they do. I did appreciate that. The meats in my option could have been seasoned better, I thought some of the meats were a little bland. The service was great, the serve was attentive and helped us flip and cut up our meats when he came to check in. When back in Atlanta, I would definitely stop back in.

Jackson is always helping out, asking if everything is good, and is very welcoming. I recommend this place. The place is open until 5 Am and the food is really good.

I been here for both Korean bbq and just regular dine in. I love that they're open 24 hours. Korean bbq has multiple varieties for AYCE. They have different varieties of beef, pork , chicken, squid, shrimp and my favorite is that they offer intestines for $25.99. If you are doing AYCE they limit you to 2 hours. So if you are planning to eat longer than two hours i recommend you to order as much meat as you want because once the time is up you cannot order anymore. One thing that really stand out here for me was the tofu soup I can truthfully say, they have the best tofu soup!!

Great service, fair prices and large parking lot! If you want a large range of kbbq options AND ramen, this is the place to be! Sometimes all you want is meat and this is the place to go. After the new management change they did renovations inside.

24 hours?! That's worth 4-stars by itself. Stick with the $30 menu. It's nearly triple the options of the $25 menu. The selections of meats definitely caters to Asians. You'll see what I'm talking about when you browse the menu. My only issue is that they don't de-vein their shrimp. If that's not an issue for you then please enjoy. Beer pricing is reasonable. Seating is plentiful and service is fast and efficient. Everyone is always on the move! As far as ambiance goes, it reminds me of an old school Pizza Hut. You'll see what I mean...

Came here as a late night option. The food quality itself was not good. Wasn't fresh and the restaurant wasn't transparent about pricing. Charging $7 for a plate of 5 pieces of lettuce is crazy.

Was pleasantly surprised when I came here one late night. Had zero expectations for a 24/7 restaurant, but food was decent and reasonably priced. LA Ribs were flavorful and good portioned. Will be my go to spot late nights in Duluth. Probably would go elsewhere during the daytime though. More like a 3.5 star. Do not expect good service though. Some of our orders got messed up and waited tried to argue with us.

We initially planned to go to Zen Korean BBQ, but ran into Morning House instead thanks to GPS. We figured we would try it out and so glad we did. Food was excellent and the servers were very friendly and attentive. The beef bulgogi (our favorite) was perfect and we also enjoyed the beef belly brisket which we never had before. The prices were much more reasonable than most Korean bbq spots we've visited in the area. $29 per person AYCE. The tip was added on (20%) to the bill, but it was clearly outlined and I would've tipped that anyway since the service was great.

Located in the same place Chow Won used to be in. IYKYK. One of very few 24hr korean bbq spots, Morning House didn't disappoint. We decided to try out the spot since it was referred by a friend. It was about $40 for the ultimate option and $35 for the other. Some options they offer that most others don't include; beef intestine, beef tongue, beef stomach, and baby octopus.. Quality of the meats were okay. Not the greatest but not the worse. Quality of the service wasn't that great either. Most of the staff, while we were there, are older Korean ladies that came off a little rude. At one point we asked for radish wraps and our waitress brought out lettuce. We told her it was fine to leave at the table and we'll eat it. After about 10 mins (we've already ate some) she takes back the lettuce and tells us she'll take it back since we're not eating it.. but we were.. and we're pretty sure she probably gave it to another table.. Besides that definitely recommend the spicy tofu soup. It was a great addition to the meal. I'm not usually a sides person but I had two bowls of it. The rice cakes isn't the usual tteokbokki you would assume to get. It's either baked or deep fried with a drizzle of sauce. Again not bad but we didn't really touch it. If you like the steamed eggs I would recommend getting it here as well. I don't usually care for it but it was actually pretty good here. Made to order so it comes out super hot and fluffy. Seasoned well and you can taste the broth that was mixed in. Very yummy. Definitely will consider coming back again in the future. Being 24hrs as well will help.

This is our second time visiting here, really good food and great service. Thank you Bawi, you were great and thank you for the different recommendations with bulgogi.

This place here is a hidden gem and the food is on point as is was the first time I come here and the service is very good and attentive.

My party of 2 plus 1 child went on a tues. at about 11:30. The staff was friendly so maybe this was a different set from all of the other complained about staff in other reviews. They charge an automatic 20% gratuity. Which from my experience usually happens at mediocre establishments with not great service, however my service was good. They seem to be a little desperate for cash when they attempt to charge for a 3y.o. child. They charge for children at 3'4" (40 inches) which is strange to me. They should just charge by age not ht. Change the age limit to 4 years old for half price and be done. I have two sons and when they were children my younger son was always taller than his older brother, so in this scenario i would have been paying half price for a 2.5 y.o. who was very tall for his age. The meat was very tasty and fatty as bbq meat should be. I especially liked the green tea pork belly and the seasoned steak. The tofu stew was very flavorful, not bland at all. The marinated onions, salad and the radish onion dish were my go to aide dish options. I did not enjoy the kimchi as it was too sweet and not spicy enough for my tastes. The complaint about not being able to eat ayce unless all your party ordered it did not apply to my table that day. My daughter in law declined to eat and I was still allowed to order ayce bbq. She did not eat anything and I dont know if they watched her or not. We were not harassed or questioned. She sat and talked with me as I ate my food with no problems from staff at all. I was given a cup of ice and a bottled drink of coke. I prefer it that way. You get the original formula drink and no one mixing up the straws and cups. Overall i believe you get what you give. Waiters are human and give human responses. If you are rude and entitled stay your booty cakes at home and dont expect others to put up with your nonsensible behavior. It also amazes me how often people are finding hair in food here, all of these instances can't be true. Some people want a discount and will do anything to get one. Some people will also post exaggerated negative reviews in an attempt to hurt businesses because they feel slighted. There may be roaches here but I didnt see any when dining. I can assure you that roaches are in most eating establishments in GA. and the fact that they have a 100% compliance score indicates no infestation seen by inspectors, who are hopefully honest in their reports. I rarely have bad interactions with staff. The few times I have had rude things happen i will gently ask for a manager, explain the situation and request that I be moved or ask for another waiter. Being a customer doesnt entitle you to be rude to someone based on your opinion of their behavior nor does their rudeness entitle you to a discount. If you feel slighted...dont return to the restaurant. Above all things I enjoyed my meal and the service i was given. That was my only expectation and the staff met it.

Jackson a chill guy , fye music taste. Also food is good but only when Jackson helps out, Ask Jackson for help for the best experience.

Jackson bussey, kat, duke dennis, and andrew and omar, william, and kang. Were amazing and sam the night manager walked us out with red carpets. The food was excellent i highly recommend.

So fun! We had to go with an open mind, with food restrictions and allergies in our party, but our server was the BEST and we had a really yummy experience. I loved the side dishes the most!

We went here on Christmas Day. It was so good. The flavors were fresh and bright. The side dishes (banchan) were excellent! We will be back and we will bring friends!

It's really difficult to read reviews of entitled and what seems to be very racist individuals who believe they have the market on what is good and think their opinions on Asian food is valid when much of today's Asian food in America is catered to the Western palette but I digress. This place is literally the spot for anything you can eat Korean in a 24 hour joint. It used to be called Zen BBQ until they changed management or owners but either way, the concept of a 24 hour Korean restaurant is far and few between that these aforementioned racist people with no palette for good Korean food would know. This is the place to go in terms of the more traditional Korean fare as well as the AYCE Korean BBQ they also offer. More or less, their prices are competitive between their a la carte dishes and their AYCE KBBQ but because this place is a 24 hour joint, it's almost no contest considering they are one of the few places that are open for 24 hours so cold noodles at 3 in the morning is definitely something to look forward to on a hot summer night or if you're into stews or hearty soups on a cold winter morning then again, this is the place to go at 4 in the morning on that dreary February Saturday. The service can be a hit or miss but again, act out of pocket and you'll get that same energy. Hair in the food? I've YET to see any so I can't really speak to that but rest assured, for good food at moderately fair price, for a late night Korean food fix, this place is legit the place to go!

I've been to morning house twice and service was good each time, the prices were reasonable and the ambiance was nice. Our third time was a bit disappointing in my opinion. I went with a relatively big group at around 8/9 pm on a Friday night. The restaurant was pretty much empty and we got seated right away. We did AYCE and our service was decent for the first hour, but it went downhill after that. Personally, I felt rushed towards the end and can feel the other employees wanting us to leave asap once our two hours were up. The meats were alright. They can't really mess up any of the sides, but at least our drinks were brought out in a timely matter. Honestly, morning house is going to be my last resort restaurant and I don't see myself coming here often.

Alright Yelpers, this place has updated their menu and dine-in rules. A option has 81 yes 81 different options where B option has about 41. Although the prices have changed, A being more expensive than the B option, they are adding on a 20% gratuity to all checks. They advertise that the B option is $25.99 but with the added gratuity, you're still paying the old price. Usually when businesses do that, its because too many guests in the past weren't tipping enough; this is to keep the business afloat and their employees paid. Two B options plus a drink and added gratuity was $74. Pretty steep for 2 people... But no different than Breakers, 678 or Miss Gogi. I'll still frequent here since it remains 24/7, the staff is super friendly and helpful (one of the guys was super handsome, we had a nice convo about Nascar ). Come check it out if you haven't before!

My second and last time visiting morning house kbbq 24H. I found PIECES OF METAL in my meat. The first piece my date had spit it out. I look through my food and find 2 more pieces of metal... when I brought it to the managers attention he explained that "it's normal" and that it came from the brushes they use to clean the grills... I've been to numerous KBBQ style restaurants. All with clean grills and none with metal in the meat. That was such a sorry excuse and the management team handled it so poorly. No accountability what so ever, and I bet you they're doing nothing about it. Never again

WORST KOREAN BBQ I've ever had... Service was terrible as well. The server was very rude and also you could only order 2 meat at a time and it took them 15-20mins after you finished to bring out the next meat..

It was okay. Service was decent. They were attentive but also didn't come to help cook the meat often but insisted that they do it. The plain meats were best considering the price! It wasn't very busy on a Thursday evening but the vibe is decent. Just very casual.

You will leave here full I guaranty it! Two menus to choose from for the AYCE. I suggest the one with more meat and side options. Service was fast when you order your next selection. Lots of room in the restaurant. You won't be disappointed unless you don't lie a lot of food.

I'll start by saying it's the same charge for kids and adults. This was the first thing that made me question my time here but we proceeded. I have a 9yo and generally, they are half price at kbbq. Let's move on to service and food. They are quick to get out the initial cold food condiments: salad, radish, kimchi, potato salad... You can choose between 2 AYCE menus and they immediately ask for your first options. Generally, corn cheese, steamed egg, and rice come out pretty quick. I had to ask for these numerous times in addition to the dumplings. We had about 3 different servings of meat before corn cheese came out. Did I mention I had to keep asking for it? Next, I noticed that it seemed that some waiters/cooks were trying their best to look past us and help others. One older lady in particular could clearly see that our cooking plate was clear and she did the act like I don't see it and then saw me look at her and she asked for our next selection. Food: Hands down the beef bulgogi and short ribs were the best items on the menu. The shrimp wasn't bad, you only get 3 in an order. Also, I order Cajun shrimp and they gave me plain shrimp. A pro is they are open 24 hours if you ever get hungry or out late and everything is closed, but I doubt I'll be back. Other kbbq places are better and provide better services and prices.

The service at this restaurant was good also the staff was very friendly and helpful and well. I ordered the honey pork belly and it was delicious

Amazing food. Great atmosphere. My friends and I, have been here several times now and we love it. We even drive over an hour to come here.

Had a good tome with my cousin and sister. Going after midnight is the best. Service was spectacular, so many options. The ambiance was just on point. Good food, good music, good tv, and good vibes all around.

We will not be returning to this place because we noticed the owner/cashier was discriminating against Hispanic customers. The owner/cashier was a Korean lady and she was standing at the cash register most of the time. My boyfriend and I stopped by for KBBQ after work. There were three Hispanics who sat at the table next to us. They ordered a bottle of soju to share and when the owner/cashier bought them the soju, they had asked for two more shot glasses so they can share the soju among themselves. Then I heard the owner telling the customer "no, you only ordered one bottle of soju so you get one shot glass". The Hispanics did not speak good English so they asked again and owner raised her voice and said "no, one soju, one glass, no more for you" and walked away. The owner/cashier was not nice to those Hispanics at all. I am sure if the customers were Asian or even white, the owner/cashier would have treated them very differently.

My cousin had been to this restaurant when it was owned by someone else. I have done Korean BBQ before so I too had my experiences to draw upon. This was nothing like it. There are 2 options and we York the 39.99 all you can eat options. We started with requesting two spicy meats. It was rhe steak and chicken. The meat came out and there was no seasonings at all on it. The lady stick them on the grill..after a while she cut them and continued to cool them. She left and didn't come back anytime soon. My cousin and I like our beef medium so I took a chance and took it off, it was ready. I also turned the chicken over. Neither meat had any seasonings so I was grateful for the soy bean paste. This type of behavior continued throughout the night where the witness started the meat, stopped occasionally and then left. The communication in English was hard.

This might be my new go-to spot during late nights. While the service isn't great because my waiter got my order wrong and then tried to argue with me and also would not refill our water... I still thoroughly enjoyed the food. I got the LA combo Bibim-naengmyeon (spicy cold noodles) & LA galbi ribs. The ribs were exquisite and a mouthful of flavor. The cold noodles are so refreshing on a summer night. It has a nice tangy flavor because of the vinegar. Meal also comes with a couple free bonchons/side dishes!

Great food and service! I had an amazing time at this establishment. The food was exceptional!

The food is so good and for all you can eat there's a lot of options! I would totally recommend coming here and I love the comfy vibe the place has to offer.

After considering all options in Duluth of KBBQ, I went with Morning house per the recommendation of Sara at Gopchang on fire 2. My party and I arrived a litte after 12 midnight. We were seated straight away. I came for the option A and wanted their exotic offerings, the beef intestines. I started out with 4 pieces and my party wanted the bulgogi and steamed egg. We dined with orders of Coca-cola, green grape soju, Kloud beer, and excitement. Mrs. Park was immediately impressed by my menu choice and came to the table to greet me. She asked was everyone going to enjoy this selection and they all laughed nervously pointing her to me. I then told her they are very tasty and I enjoy the bbq entrail meats. Several of the restaurant staff visited our table last night. I think mostly out of curiosity and delight. It's not common a westerner appreciates true Korean street barbeque. Of course everyone accompanied me during my venture of enjoying each bite with a radish wrap, grilled onion, cold noodles, or kimchi throughout my visit. They paired well with the Daechang, The real stars though, were the kimchi & radish. It's well balanced spice brought out the smoky charred flavor of the Beef intestines. As the aroma began to fill our section, more onlookers took interest. I didn't notice any distinction of unpleasant odor. There was no acrid emanation coming from my Daechang. For the many who have made complaints of noxious smells from the meat, you had a poorly cleaned and old cut, or the ventilation at your grill wasn't ample for the amounts of beef offal you are preparing. Eventually, I paired a generous sized piece with the radish. The flavor profile was astounding. There were notes reminiscent of the beef ribeye cap steak. (The fat cap on steak is a fatty piece between the skin and the meat, which tastes like the large intestines.) If cooked at high enough temperatures, there's just enough remaining fat to leave a slight layer between the rib meat and the fat cap, leaving parts of the steak buttery, savory, crispy on the outer layer, and pleasantly palatable. Of course if there is going to be any fat on a beef organ, it tends to coat your palate and throat therefore requiring a refreshing beverage that compliments the choice of meat. Upon selecting the large beef intestines, you'll be in for a great culinary adventure! When the entrails of a cow are cleaned correctly & served fresh, there won't be an odorous smell as so many social media videos and reviewers loosely term the phrase. If you frequently barbecue any beef products, particularly the ribs or ribeye, they have their own aromatics. The beef cooking technique of smoking releases specific proteins and fats that contain a grassy, sweet, charbroiled meaty aroma. Beef is a profoundly distinct animal when cooking that is unmistakable, making it an excellent Korean favorite. So if there is a hint of that sweet beefy note before, during or after cooking beef innards, your ol' factory senses are spot on. While I cannot proclaim award winning bulgogi, I am just a bit spoiled with having it prepared in many different regions of Korea. Some marinate theirs overnight, some are heavy on the salt, and some cooks use chili oil. So while this restaurant served theirs with no sesame oil, lemon, soy, garlic, or oyster sauce, it was delicious still with the soybean pasted, grilled onion, and steam egg. I was humbled beyond expectation when Mr. Park remained attentive to our table the entire night. I don't know who enjoyed the dinner best, as Mr.Park kept a very enthusiastic gaze over my party while I took on the complete pleasure of enjoying my intestines! This is a man of high integrity and deep respect. Maybe it was the time of our visit, or how knowledgeable I was in the KBBQ scene. Perhaps it was because of the absolute fun atmosphere we created with the staff. We laughed and joked the night away, and made exciting memories. They gave my tofu soup complimentary. If your treatment was less than enthused, showing up to an all night eatery that focuses on exotic international cuisine are grounds for ordering more than shrimp or steak. You can eat that at home. Stop chastising a good business because you're running around Georgia late hours with your kids in the Audi, expecting people to throw themselves to the ground for you to step on. This world doesn't belong to you. You just happen to live in it.

This location overtook Zen Bbq but operates in a similar 24 hour fashion. They have seating areas for both KBBQ and traditional Korean food. Purely food based review: Donkatsu - Decent, very comparable to other offerings in the area. Seafood Pancake - Sharable portion, a little greasier that I'd like. Soondubu - Friend ordered it and said it was just ok as well. Not too meat though. The table we sat under had a leaking AC, but wasn't too bad. The atmosphere is very loud and smokey as you'd expect from a 24 hour place. Would only go if everything else in the area is closed or you want non-KBBQ options late at night.

Been here three times and each experience has gotten better and better. Let me start by saying that my family is ridiculously picky. Food can be great but if service sucks, we don't go. Very rarely have I seen any restaurant satisfy my picky Korean parents' palettes. At best, it's "decent" but never good. But this is my family's go to KBBQ place now. They did raise their AYCE B set price a wee bit but they added new items that I think honestly are worth it. The beef belly is a better version of the beef brisket. And I don't think I've seen many places serve it. Make sure you get the spicy rice cake. It's fried rice cakes with red sweet sauce () and it's delicious. Exactly like the street food. Not at all spicy and a great way to cut the grease after eating a ton of meat haha Their bibim naengmyun is also supreme. Even better with the beef tartare. The portions used to be small but they've since improved it and it's great. My brother doesn't even like naengmyun and even he enjoyed it. The owner is also friendly and honestly, talking to him, you can tell he really is trying his best to make a good restaurant. Definitely coming back.

They really deserve zero star. Place is very dark. Now I see why because they can hide the roaches. My cousin kept telling me to try the bbq and I just wasn't feeling it. I finally ordered the pork ribs why a roach ran out on the table. I jumped up so fast. They did not believe me. Tried taking a picture but that roaches moved too fast. They had so many people come out to look to say they don't see the roach. They called the manager and he said he didn't see anything and said you have no pictures. Thank goodness one of the servers kept looking and saw the roach under the table. Stay away and keep your $39 per person and cook your own food....

Best place ever can't beat the price Waiter was very nice and patient for our very first time

Love the squid, briskets and shrimps. Best bbq spot! I wish they have rice paper side dish though!

I love morning house. Korean BBQ best cho ice in Atlanta. Fresh food materials and nice service. All you can eat is pretty good. Beef intestines and stomach， I'v scarely seen at other Korean BBQ. 金贤淑 done good cooking and Vietnamese girl serve good.

I need to give them 0 , because this restaurant so rue ,we come here to eat 5 people 3 adults and 2 kids 10 and 6 years ago, they changed the kids same price adults and we order the food many times they bring 2 plate and about 15 minutes someone come ask me need something I say ok I want order some .... they say ok ok and 15 minutes other people come ask same thing but we don't

I recommend when coming in know that most servers in the restaurant aren't fully fluent in English, they might come as rude or awkward but try be mindful as they try to understand what you're tryna say... There's 2 options in the All you can eat, Option A has about 31 options of food, it includes all you can eat seafoods, Pork, Beef, and chicken and also the warm side dishes.. which the price is $39.99 per person Option B has about 19 options which do not include seafood and a little less beef and pork options, but overall a great choice if you're new Korean food. The price is $32.99 per person There are meats that are not marinated which is natural for a bbq so u can add your seasoning or mix and match the side dishes... if you want something marinated, the beef bulgogi, galbi, spicy pork bulgogi, Cajun shrimp and etc are the best once to try Always ask the servers for recommendations if you're having trouble picking your meat, it's always nice to ask, if you want to try everything just let them know to give you a small portion and you can just get more if you want to because they usually give you a lot of portion for your first order... Know that dayshifts and night/graveyard shift are different servers... it's usually busy during the days or afternoons depending on the day so service can b slow, if you need anything there's a button in each table that you can press letting the servers know that you need help or anything.. For my experience it's always great to come from 9 pm - 4 am since the service tends to be more faster during the weekends and there's one server who is more fluent in English which helps a lot to communicate... Just be patient and if ever have a problem with the food being bland then you're doing it wrong, dip your food in the sauces they offer or add the side dishes to ur meat

The dining area is dark. The service was good. Geraldo was nice. The waitstaffs overall were nice. The food was ok. We were not aware that they only have All You Can Eat (AYCE) with 2 hour limit - Meat and seafood is 39.99 per person. Soda comes in a bottle for 3.50. My 9 year old counts as a adult. The 5 year old didn't eat but she is counted as half price. Our bill was over 322.31 with gratuity included for 4 adults and 3 kids. If you're a tall person, expect your knee to hit the table when you slide in. We like the other Korean BBQ places more when we can order our own food, and not worried about paying AYCE price for 3 kids who didn't eat at all.