SSAMJANG Korean BBQ
Korean barbecue restaurant · Cumberland Bridge ·
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with fine cuts & casual setting
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with fine cuts & casual setting
"This Korean grill is a good consideration for a celebratory group meal, and it doesn’t even matter that it’s inside teen-heavy Cumberland Mall. There’s a long central table that could sit 20, and there’s server-manned tableside electric grilling, so you can lose yourself in conversation and not have to worry about flipping your own short rib. Plus, a sleek interior of glossy tile walls and elaborate platters with branded mushrooms and edible garnishes feel grand. But prepare to spend a little more for it all. A two-person meat combo (tender marinated pork and five other good proteins) starts at $95 and a plate of run-of-the-mill vegetables costs $38. If want a better deal, come during lunch when you can get a two-hour AYCE seating for $33." - nina reeder, jacinta howard, juli horsford
"This sleek and modern restaurant is a welcome addition to Cumberland Mall, located near Smyrna. The restaurant’s namesake, Ssamjang, is also a sauce made with fermented soybean paste commonly used to complement lettuce-wrapped barbecued meats, and here it’s offered as an appetizer with a choice of bulgogi, spicy pork, or chicken. The combo section is divided between regular and prime cuts of rib-eye, brisket, and marinated shrimp, and it even offers a vegetarian combo. All-you-can-eat is competitively priced at $33 and comes with side dishes such as pork and beef mandu, spicy rice cake, and ramyun. AYCE is available for lunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and late night from 10 p.m. to close." - Candy Hom
"Ssamjang Korean BBQ is where to go for a big lunch on Christmas Day. The KBBQ spot will offer an AYCE lunch menu that'll be served all day. Plus, all cocktails (including holiday cocktails) will be $10." - jacinta howard
"The Cumberland area Korean barbecue restaurant is ideal for Christmas Day dining and it’s open until 10 p.m. Diners can enjoy the fine cuts of short rib and lobster tail grilled tableside. Toast with a glass of soju to celebrate the holiday. Reservations encouraged." - Caroline Eubanks
"If you want the meat sweats but aren’t a fan of turkey, this Korean BBQ spot in Cumberland is a fantastic alternative. They’re open 11am-midnight on Thanksgiving." - juli horsford