Price and portion size are pretty important to me so non ayce kbbq didn't appeal to me for the longest time, but I eventually came here with a group, and I was impressed. I've been back two more times since the first, and my appreciation for this place grew each time (a visit to 8oz made me appreciate this place even more, but everybody else seems to feel different).
You pay more than you would at all ayce place, but the quality, the flavor, the sides, and the portion size all make it worth it. I have a relatively big appetite, and I've always been satisfied well before dessert arrived at the end of the family combos.
So, yeah, I recommend you go for the family combo. My favorite is combo 3. I like the option for skirt steak because that's not something I usually see offered at the kbbq places I go to. And the spicy Angus short ribs are super tasty. The sweet and spicy is so well balanced - not too sweet with plenty of kick. I've had both the pork ribs and the spicy pork belly. It's hard to choose, but I do love a the occasional crunch of brisket bone you get with the pork rib that you don't often get as frequently with pork belly.
Make sure not to neglect your veggies. They're tasty, but it's easy to forget to give them adequate grill attention when you've got soup, meat, rice (don't forget to ask for some), and banchan to consume as well. Also everybody loves the rice pop ice cream sandwiches. I enjoy them. They're good. I'd throw them a 4/5, but whenever I come with someone their in-the-moment review of them typically feels like a 5/5.
Their service has been good every time I've been there. My only complaint in that department is Halloween. I would prefer they not wear makeup that mimics disfigurement. It didn't stop me from enjoying my meal, but I found it off-putting.
Also, I'm not much of a drinker but their Moscow mule with soju was pretty tasty. I don't know if it's worth the price cuz I'm not much of a drinker, but it was one of the better mules I've had.