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How we read reviews →King Street all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with wagyu and owner-made banchan at a bargain lunch price.
Simple, clean and homely rather than fancy, with a family-run warmth, reusable crockery and an upstairs area that can run hot and smoky.
Owner makes banchan, sauces and soups in house and often helps grill at the table. Hot dishes include fried chicken, tangsuyuk, pork rib soup and seaweed soup. Ice cream, cheap soju deals and upstairs seating.
Korean-owned and family-run, with house-made kimchi, spring onion kimchi and banchan that Korean visitors compare to home cooking.
Lunch buffet reported at about $25 to $28 and dinner near $36, widely called outstanding value for wagyu and homemade sides. A few say the low price shows in meat quality.
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