Korean Barbecue Restaurants near Gardena, CA

“A hidden gem kbbq in Gardena. We had the duck set (about $149) which fed about 2-3 people. It comes with side dishes. The price is pretty high but their meat quality is great. It’s one of the most tender grilled duck I’ve had. They do all the grilling for you and finish with fried rice.“

“Good customer service, delicious food“

“The food and service was very good“

“Great service, atmosphere was upbeat and plenty of great food to cook up! Get there early s because place was packed when I left.“

“muy bueno, se los recomiendo y el personal es muy amable.“

“The food was very delicious and the staff was very attentive - even if there was a struggle to hear properly. Good options and very kind patient staff

Vegetarian options: They have some side dishes, and a policy to not charge full price if youre not eating meat.“

“Korean BBQ all you can eat. Pretty good, haven't been here in awhile...... used to be very cheap, now it's $25/person. Kids 5-7, $10. 8-11, $16. But most places have gone up since covid. No galbi here, just bulgogi, brisket, spicy pork, pork belly, chicken, and beef belly (thin sliced short rib). Not a whole variety but these are the main meats.“

“We came here very earlier and it was just open. We never tried this before, the owner is very friendly and introduced everything to us. We tried the intestine combo, and we very recommend the combination of abomasum, mountain chain and large intestine. The texture of abomasum and mountain chain are very chewy, and combine with the large intestine, it is very oily smooth. It is definitely worth a try!“

“Good quality meat with reasonable price. Highly recomended!“

“a LOT of food for the price. great customer service.“

“Waiter only took our initial order and never came back for more than 45 minutes. Robots deliver ordered made via waiter. Non -premium meats are at the salad bar, which was very convenient. Salad bar had a lot of choices.

Parking: Parking lot was smaller and valet only but it was free minus tip. Street parking available but very limited

Kid-friendliness: No changing table in the bathroom.“

“Has become a usual weekend dinner spot , amazing food cooked by amazing people. I have tried almost every cut of meat and they don’t disappoint. The kalbi ribs is my favorite but if you like spicy get the spicy pork. Another fave is the bulgogi and pork belly. They give a good amount of food for the price. Always fresh! Check them out. And support your local small business. See you guys next week!“

“Kim’s Korean BBQ is the only Korean BBQ restaurant in Rolling Hills. While it is expected to get smelly in the BBQ restaurant, at least the dining room is bright and clean. Servers might not be super friendly, but they are accommodating and efficient. Price is reasonable in the area. Highly recommend the flavorful Bone-In Short Rib Soup (US$ 22) and tasty Hot Stone Bi Bim Bap (US$ 24).“

“Food was so good. From at the pancheon to complimentary corn cheese and egg. We thoroughly enjoyed the restaurant.
We go for Korean BBQ - it's is a favorite.

We went here for my husband's birthday and he was so happy he did not have to do the bbqing. A server comes to your table and cooks the meat in front of you. We had the beef combination and it was plenty of food for two adults and two teens.

If you have never been for Korean BBQ, you should try it. It is not just eating out, it is an experience with opportunities to try new foods. The ambience is fun and the wall art is awesome, but it all points back to the star of the show - the food.

Parking: Good.

Kid-friendliness: Fun.

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes.“

“Although this is a Korean barbecue restaurant, I was a little surprised to find that none of the waiters were Korean when I arrived. AYCE has a wide variety of food, and some of it tastes good, but the beef tongue is too thin and not attractive. The buffet did not include drinks, which was a bit disappointing.“

“On the campus of USC, I visited a place called Kobunga. This place is not vegan, however it had MANY vegan options. The only thing that was not vegan was the meats. I had the Soft Tofu w/ Spicy Garlic Soy Sauce, 1/2 Brown Rice, 1/2 Japchae Noodles, Cucumber Kimchi Pickles & the Sautéed Corn. At first y’all, I saw that tofu and was like ehh but once I mixed the sauce and everything together it didn’t look too bad. When I took my first bite, I didn’t expect an explosion of flavors to dance all over my tongue naa. As this being my very 1st time EVER trying Korean styled food, I am well impressed. The customer service was just as pleasant as the food. My Overall Meal was a 10/10. Overall Experience 10/10. I recommend while visiting Los Angeles! Tell em Multiiee sent you when you go!!“

“The all you can eat Kbbq was worth it! The meat was thin, the marinated meat tasted good and they had a good list of options and big stacks of meat!!! Limited on side options.The pork belly was too thin for my preference. The smoke was kinda getting to us. We had too cook it ourselves and burnt some but the changed the grill. The vent was on but you could see hazy in restaurant. The server kinda forgot about us because he was so busy so had to wait a long time for our second round of meat….“

“I've been to a few Korean bbq restaurants but this place by far had the biggest selection of items to grill and the service was excellent. My family and I had a great time.“