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How we read reviews →Chinatown's premium Korean BBQ. Woo Samgyeop brisket, endless banchan, notorious queues.
Loud, lively Chinatown grill-house energy with sizzling tables and a Seoul-street feel; it gets genuinely packed and noisy on weekend nights.
Staff help with the actual grilling, free-flowing self-serve banchan with refills, and premium cuts like the signature Woo Samgyeop brisket.
Reviewers repeatedly describe the flavours and vibe as authentically Korean, with one Korean-language review rating it above a sister branch in Sydney.
Around $50 a head with drinks; several reviewers call it premium-priced compared to other Melbourne KBBQ spots, though most rate the meat quality worth it.
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