BBQ meat cooked at the table or all-you-can-eat buffets served at a local Korean restaurant.
"The Meat Bros is like a modern factory of Korean barbecue that costs $39.99 for two hours. Their purpose is to get you to barbecue at your table as much meat as possible. Meats are requisitioned on a form with 25 varieties, including marinated pork collar and small spicy octopus. And banchan are included in one all-in price." - Eater Staff
"If sheer quantity is your thing as far as Korean barbecue goes, the audaciously named Meat Bros is your place. The vast dining room encompasses dozens of hood, grill, and table set-ups, definitely not for claustrophobes. Meats are checked off on a form from a list of 25 (examples: miso marinated pork collar, teriyaki chicken, spicy small octopus), and you can request more when you’ve finished your original allotment. Banchan and side dishes are included in one fixed price." - Melissa McCart, Robert Sietsema
"Located in a rollicking serpentine space in downtown Fort Lee, the generically named Meat Bros is an all-you-can-eat paradise. Pick from an unlimited selection of meats, many brought to the table frozen with a luxuriant selection of banchan, too." - Caroline Shin, Robert Sietsema
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