TOP KOREAN BBQ & HOT POT

Had a really great experience at Top for my birthday! Our server really tried to make it special and was very attentive to me and my party. On top of that, the food was delicious. Will definitely come back!

We ordered the all you can eat BBQ but separately ordered and paid for fried rice for the kids. The manager told us its an extra $15 for a box to take home the $5 fried rice they didn't finish eating.

One of my favorite spots! The food is delicious, the service is great (shoutout to the singing robot), and the playlist is always bumping. I always leave pleasantly tipsy and full, and I highly recommend when you want to treat yourself!

Empty most of the time. The whole table must all eat the same thing ie hot pot and it’s $7 more per person so for a family of 5 we chose not to just for one person to have it…. I like KPOT a lot better for hot pot and bbq. The cuts of meat were ok. The sides are not that good

The food quality has dropped off a bit caused by the last administration and its inflation. But they still offer LA Galbi and steamed eggs as all you can eat. I don't think anyone else does. You can't beat the service or overall value.

Verry good

The food was good it was typical asian hot pot fare. Our server was a nice guy but was a little too pushy. Actually the robot did most of the work lol. Anyways he also charge my 10yo son the adult rate SMH. I know i was dumb for not checking.

We went to this restaurant for our last night in Valencia before heading to Madrid. The waitress greeted us and spoke Spanish, mentioning that she didn’t know English. I would have been fine with that, but when two ladies sat next to us, she asked them whether they preferred English or Spanish. I tried to order hot tea four times in Spanish, but they kept bringing me Lipton iced bottled tea instead. Finally, I received my jasmine tea, but after taking one sip, I could only taste the horrible quality of the water. I didn’t drink it. The broth tasted like Maggi chicken cubes.

They did bring all the food we ordered very quickly. I had vegetables, shrimp, and noodles. Unfortunately, no one checked on us at all. When they finally did, they asked if we wanted more broth, to which we replied, “No, thank you.” However, they still poured in more broth.

When the bill arrived, I noticed that I was charged for a wine I never received. The most concerning part of this experience was that I ended up throwing up all night until 5 AM and barely made it to the train station. This was the worst place we tried in Valencia —stay away!

5 stars for the experience.

How it works:
You choose a broth first and choose veggies, meats, noodles, rice etc of your choice. The broth vessel sits in a hotplate in the table, and each person in the table has their own. The other items are brought separately and are uncooked. For instance, we got Ramen noodles, dumplings, mushrooms, broccoli etc. Some go into the broth vessel to boil up with the broth, and you can throw in some broccoli, meats etc into the BBW plate in the center and toss it up for a few minutes. Then you can add it to your broth. They also have a sauce/salad bar. Then you get one cup of ice cream in the end. It costs $37.50 for this all-you-can-eat experience. Food waste is discouraged and you may be charged if you waste excessive amounts but we had a little remaining and had no surcharges.

Overall, I'd probably not do this too often. You'd also need an energetic and hungry group to make the most of this.

Great varieties, we have chosen grill. Some one in our party said this is pretty mediocre, the meat is not very fresh. Overall, we feel it is OKish.

Just know that this is a chinese hot pot place, not a korean bbq place. Something feels off with most marinated meat options. The kimchi was disappointingly unflavorful. I had to spit out a piece of meat (LA short ribs) because it tasted like it's gone bad. Hotpot is just ok but you'd be wasting your money if you spend the extra $6 for the bbq.

Excellent food options for Korean BBQ, Hot Pot, or both. Great variety sauce bar and very attentive service.

Solid Korean BBQ with an absolutely fantastic sauce bar. Some of the cuts of meat are a little grizzly or fatty or have some undesirable bits but the marinades and banchan are on point. For a place that's all you can eat with gas stoves, I'm generally impressed and the prices especially for the drinks are pretty damn reasonable.

Unless you want one of those places for the staff is going to cook for you, this is a pretty safe option.

They closed at 9:30 on Thursday. Time is incorrect.

My son and I happen to see this while leaving Costco and decided to try it. We loved it so much we brought back the rest of the family and loved it. Then we brought some friends and they loved it. And now this is basically our own kitchen 😂

The bbq is fabulous, the hot pot is fresh, the service is always on point (I love the team work and even the restaurant manager jumps in regularly to serve or help answer questions). They’re constantly keeping our drinks filled, asking if we’d like more, and switching out the grill even with out asking. The menu is always being wiped down, nothing is sticky, and the bathrooms are clean. There’s no loud music blasting - just low key K-pop in the background. As for Korean bbq goes - chef’s kiss. Highly recommend!