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Customers` Favorites
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“Decent all you can eat Korean BBQ in the valley. I ate the premium menu for about 35ish dollars per person and enjoyed the ribeye, brisket, and beef tongue. If you're picky about meat quality there's none all you can eat places in the valley, but this one is decent for all you can eat. I also like the clean and bright atmosphere“
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“Food was delicious. Bibimbap was awesome, as was the stir fried octopus. Flavors are great! The galbi portions on the galbi soup are very generous as well. However, overall a little pricey for the quantity and the atmosphere wasn’t very pleasant. There is no AC and the air is filled with the smoke from kbbq.“
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“Good food and nice services“
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“Great service n food. Try it out.“
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“Accidentally we choose this restaurant I want to tell you something this Restaurants amazing. fresh food.Customer service five💫
They have a server he name is Luis and he is very friendly person me and my wife very happy to find this place.🙏🏻
I recommend it to go this place enjoy your meals.“
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“My first time eating at a Korean BBQ restaurant. I really enjoyed the experience and the food.“
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“Definite go-to place for all-you-can-eat (ayce) K-BBQ in the valley. All around good food, service, and atmosphere, with authentic meat styles and side dishes. They even have some options for picky little kids [like mine]. Lee was very sweet and didn’t waste any time with any of our requests. Unlike other ayce places nearby who seem to slow down as your time limit nears. Also, legitimate Premium vs Standard menu where Standard has galbi and Premium has lobster as an example. Oh you have to try the basil/oil dipping sauce, super good with non-marinated meats! Coming back as soon as we can.“