So this was definitely that surprising, corner of the world place that you didn't expect and trust me I didn't expect it. I went to go get Itea with my sister and we hadn't had lunch so we looked around and figured KBBQ was safe a bet as any so we went in.
It was a bit past lunch time so the place wasn't too busy and we were sat immediately. This place was a little different than most KBBQ'S we visit. They give you the choice of having noodles, bentos, or all you can eat.We usually get the all you can eat so we went for it.
I swear the number of sides they have... I was in love with this place. We ordered the gyoza, orange chicken, spicy rice cakes, corn cheese, bulgogi, and teriyaki chicken. BIG MISTAKE!
We ended up filling up on appetizers that we barely ordered the meat but we weren't complaining. They served two gyozas with sauce but I'm assuming it's because we ordered so much already. The orange chicken was good. The sauce wasn't too tangy but it did have a bit of a kick to it. The spicy rice cakes were more traditional here than at other places I've had. It was cooked nicely and the sauce wasn't super spicy. Sadly, I didn't try the corn cheese cause it's not a dish I prefer but my sister loved it. The meat was marinated nicely. All and all I'd come here again.
**Also something different is the servers here will sometimes take the meat and put it on the grill. They will also come around and flip it too. My sister was a little taken aback by this so fair warning.