Let's Go BBQ
Barbeque, Korean, Pet FriendlyAbout Let's Go BBQ
Customers' Favorites
Marinated Raw Chicken and Beef Cuts
Marinated Chicken Cooking
Grilled Pineapple
Chicken Teriyaki
Steak and Shrimp
Bulgogi Beef
Mixed Greens
Spicy Chili
Brisket
Let's Go BBQ Reviews
What a YUMMY experience. Let's Go Korean BBQ, great food that's fresh and you grill it at your table. All you can eat for $ 29.95 per person. SO WORTH IT! And Tiana is a fabulous hostess! Highly recommend Let's Go Korean BBQ!
Second time coming here and it was amazing! First time I had lunch with a business partner, this time I brought the family for dinner!
2 different menus between lunch and dinner, but still all you can eat.
Be careful though as the portions are quite filling! Don't order too many plates, cause you won't finish them!
Definitely recommend this place and will definitely be back again!
2 different menus between lunch and dinner, but still all you can eat.
Be careful though as the portions are quite filling! Don't order too many plates, cause you won't finish them!
Definitely recommend this place and will definitely be back again!
The customer service was nothing short of exceptional. Our drinks were never empty. It's traditional Korean BBQ where you cook your food at your table. It's all you can eat.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Let's Go BBQ is a Korean BBQ restaurant at Independence Center. The staff is informative and friendly, checking on guests constantly so drinks never run empty and walking first-time visitors through cooking at the table. Cooking your own meat is fun, and guests can cook steak, chicken and shrimp, plus a variety of vegetables. Diners can eat buffet style or have the restaurant prepare the food. The food is delicious, hot, and comes with a variety of sauces, and the variety of meats is incredible with everything tasting super fresh. A cool robot brings food to the table quickly, and the music keeps the mood lively. It is all you can eat at 30$ per person, which is a bit expensive for a family of more than 3, but highly recommended for any kind of occasion. The place is still new, so some items ran out later in the evening; a quick call ahead is helpful if rice, kimchi, or certain sides are a must. The grills are clean and flat style, not the wired ones, which many people prefer. Halal options are a huge plus. Guests should bring a phone because this is how they order food.