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How we read reviews →Frankston's cook-your-own Korean BBQ buffet, known for wagyu bulgogi and crispy fried chicken.
A newly renovated, modern all-you-can-eat space that turns loud and crowded during peak sessions, with small tight tables and a lively, high-energy soundtrack.
Tabletop cook-your-own grills, a broad seafood selection alongside meats, a soft-serve and dessert station, and fixed 90-minute dining sessions.
Mixed. most reviewers treat it as a solid Korean BBQ format with genuine banchan and BBQ cuts, though a couple of reviewers felt the flavours and side dishes read as less distinctly Korean than expected.
Polarised. many call it great value and 'worth every dollar' for the range on offer, while others found $45-54 per head steep given a limited selection and slow refills.
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