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How we read reviews →Little Bourke Street charcoal Korean BBQ where dry-aged wagyu and crab ramyun draw the queues.
Cosy, smoky and buzzing. charcoal grills smoking at every table create a lively, sociable dinner-only energy that reviewers call part of the charm.
Real charcoal grills rather than gas or electric, dry-aged wagyu cuts, staff who cook tableside for you, and continuously replenished banchan side dishes.
Reviewers who've dined in Korea rate the food as comparable to or better than authentic Korean restaurants there, backed by numerous Korean-language reviews.
Reviewers repeatedly call it great value for dry-aged wagyu quality, though a couple flag it as slightly overpriced for the portions.
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