Ejo Korean BBQ

Korean BBQ is all about the meat. Well and the seafood. This place does not disappoint. It is all you can eat and they will keep bringing it until you say stop or fall over. They also have some really nice side dishes served in a buffet style. All this is a no-frills but relax dining room. Overall a nice experience.

This place is so cool! I went with my friend who spent 6 months in Korea and she said it was an 8/10 for authenticity. It was fun to do the meat ourselves. Had I not gone with her I probably would have been a little confused and needed help but it was such a fun time. I will be bringing more friends here and introducing them! It was an experience and the food was awesome. Employees were friendly and helpful too. 100% recommend!

For $24 AYCE dinner, I think they have decent BBQ options consist of 7 meats (# pork belly, short ribs, # chicken). However only 1 seafood (shrimp) which is disappointed for me. The meat were well marinated and tasty. I didn't order shrimp so I don't know how it is. They have few cooked chicken, and pork options as well. I was waiting for Korean fried chicken but they were out. They have 4 different types of soups which are good. The banchan options are reasonable include different types of kimchi and Korean pickles, but lacked of fresh vegetables. The cooked foods buffet were out by the time we there so I don't know how it tasted. Overall, I like the way they marinated their meats, good location, service was good, good atmosphere. And authentic Korean. One of a very few Korean BBQ owned by Korean. Worth a try. I gave 4 stars due to lack of seafood and vegetables options

Honestly this place is pretty great. JW was a fantastic server, and the food was delicious. Also, $15 for lunch all you can eat? Including the precooked stuff? This was a steal. A tasty, tasty steal. Best items (that we tried) were the steamed egg, the samgeupsal, and the bulgogi. The Korean chicken in the buffet bar was good, but needed to be a little hottter (temperature-wise).

The all you can eat price is pretty good for the amount of variety you're able to order. The customer service could have been better. I felt like our server could have checked in on us more regularly. We could have had more water refills and more banchan refills, but he did bring us everything we asked for in a timely manner. We have been to this restaurant multiple times over the course of a few years. Service varies depending on who your server is. We will come back though, because we like the cost and the variety in the menu.

Came here for lunch on a weekend. Was recommend here by some family members and I gotta say, I'm not disappointed. The service was pretty quick, the grill took a while to get heated enough to start searing our meats, but that's okay. The meat quality actually tastes really fresh and the owner lady is really just trying to make everyone's experience a good one. Flavor lacks a little in the Bulgogi but that's okay because the pork belly was so good. Try the soup and the pancakes, those are good.

Visited here for lunch. Quality food for great price! Actually surprised by the amount of food you can eat! Their bingsu was a bit small but, hey it's 3 dollars and you can't really beat that anyway!

Upon entering ego Korean BBQ we were laughing at how it's right next to an auto store and a planet fitness. Talk about the most masculine experience possible. You could literally go and work out, eat a ton of meat, and then go to the auto store to get whatever you need for your newest project. Honestly though, we have been scouring the valley for a decent Asian restaurant for the last three years and have not been successful. My spouse is California born but pure blood Asian. Growing up eating mostly home cooked food they rate this is one of the best Korean barbecue places in the valley that we have tried so far. The potstickers were a favorite. If there was a downside, it would be the marinades. They were pureed and it made the meat somewhat grainy.