All That Barbeque Usa

The value was good and the buffet style ability to get your sides and fixings was nice. The quality of meat was ok nothing to brag about, overall the service could have been way better but I think they assume that other than meat you don't need them for anything. I would have Liked a few more drinks but never got the opportunity to order one past the first one.

One of the better AYCE Korean barbecue places. Quality of meat is ok, not amazing but for that price that's what you'd expect. Pretty large restaurant located in the outside section of the Santa Anita Westfield. A lot of people seem to be complaining about their service but the few times I went the servers swerve attentive and had good attitudes.

My initial reaction with one of the women servers were kind of rude. She wasn't very helpful when i told her i was a vegetarian. She gave me a very "tough luck" type of respond when i said i was Vegetarian ..later we were helped by Ken the server. Now Ken, fixed all worries and problems and made our experience at ALL that Bbq ...ALL THAT! The food was a lot more enjoyable and the quality to my man's family as quite good. I was also presented with a array of different never ending banchan dishes. I was eventually able to get full from all the fruits and rice + banchan dishes. Everyone else was happily full all the way till dinner!

This is one of the few good KBBQ restaurants around my area. The price is average compared to others. The quality of food is pretty good as well. The wait can get a little long around peak hours. They accept reservations, for your information. The service could be a little better. At other KBBQ places, there is usually a button to call for help, but this place, you need to call for help. Some workers would fast, but others, not so much. Overall, I would come back this KBBQ place.

All you can eat Korean Barbecue at a mall!? Genius! After walking for a few hours, we were hungry, smelled the charred meat fragrance while passing through the promenade, saw that it was $22 for AYCE KBBQ, and decided to pig out. For $22 per person during dinner, one could choose from 22 different types of dishes to order, mostly meats. There were the usual suspects (brisket, galbi, etc.) and there were more uncommon cuts, like the karubi (beef belly), beef tongue, etc. We tried pretty much everything on the $22 menu with 2 people. I highly recommend the LA galbi and the Karubi. Slightly dissapointing were the brisket (too little fat, which made it dry) and the steamed egg (which did not come in a stone pot).