Myung jang and Obaltan restaurant

One of my go-to Korean spots in the CBD for a quick and satisfying lunch. Even when dining alone, they serve a generous set of 6 side dishes — and what’s great is that they change them up every time, so it never gets boring. The restaurant is usually quiet during lunchtime, which means no queues and a relaxed atmosphere — perfect for a short lunch break. The lunch menu offers good variety and is quite affordable, with plenty of options under $25. A nice bonus: complimentary cinnamon tea and lollies at the end. Great value and a pleasant experience every time!

This restaurant offers a great menu with a wide variety of options. We ordered a selection of stews, including beef stew, pork bone stew, and tofu and beef stew. Each dish was served piping hot, with rich, bold flavors and a satisfying kick that made every bite mouthwatering. The broth was well-balanced, deeply flavorful, and absolutely delicious. One of the best Korean restaurants in the city!

We tried the all-you-can-eat option with a 20% discount, and it was worth it! There were so many food choices — plenty of meats, side dishes to enjoy. The atmosphere was nice and welcoming, and the staff were friendly and quick to respond whenever we needed something. Overall, a really enjoyable dining experience. Would happily come back again!

I live out of town, but whenever I crave Korean BBQ, this place is always my top pick! They didn't have a buffet before, but now that they do, I get to enjoy it at a great price. Definitely worth

I saw a good rating on the map and decided the come for dinner Though the restaurant is wheelchair accessible, there was no ramp at the ally turning in to the restaurant. We didn’t know we had to turn in the ally corning cos according on the map, it’s on the Main Street. They have all you can eat, but we did A La Carte. We ordered beef and glass noodles. While everyone said they liked the beef, me as a person living in Japan didn’t like the beef taste at all. So I think this is an individual problem. Looks like they also cater tour groups. Just stereotyping, if a restaurant do tour groups at the same time all you can eat. I think their food quality might not be as good. That was the reason y I didn’t like the taste at all.

2/5/25 - 2.5 stars A pretty long standing Korean spot in central Sydney CBD which really leverages peak hour pricing. Honestly, a lot of Sydney is expensive and especially KBBQ so shouldn't really be that surprised, but, it should at least be good quality right? Inside is pretty cozy with brick walls and wooden furnishing. Idk what they're trying to do with the lighting, but, it's flickering so quickly it makes you feel like things are moving in slow motion (as can be seen by the black bars on some of my photos). Staff are helpful and frequently change the grill which is good. Ventilation is ok but it still gets a bit smoky. We got the big set for $260. This itself is not that expensive but drinks were really pricey. 3 soju, 4 beers and 1 makgeolli for $100. Banchan: A, 7/10. Average Fried chicken: B, 6/10. Not particularly crispy, juicy or flavourful. In fact, probably a bit bland Seafood pancake: A, 7/10. A bit oily and with a lot of batter but not much ingredients Beef tartare: S+, 8.5/10. Definitely the best dish. A lot of sesame oil can do wonders but the nashi pear was nice. Seasoned rice: B, 6/10. Too much mayo Beef: S, 8/10. Overall good but not very much at all. Marinated bulgogi and beef rib were the best cuts

I absolutely love this Korean BBQ place. I first came here 10 years ago, and even though I live overseas now, every time I'm back in Sydney we come to visit here. It's probably my husband's favourite restaurant in Sydney too. Great value and quality all you can eat buffet.

Good selection/variety of meats and great service. Very attentive to changing the grill regularly and timely service. Good value for a buffet in comparison to ordering a la carte. Side dishes like steamed egg and stews are good portion sizes.