all you can eat 50$ pp is pretty solid especially for in the CBD, definitely can’t complain. The food was good but nothing outside of the usual korean bbq selection, their hot food bar area was quite small but if you’re asking me? i don’t really go to that section anyways. the place included a desert bar aswell which was a nice touch but smaller than others that i’ve been to. and drinks weren’t included. As for the service, the staff frequently changed the grill which was good, and bent a bit nitpicky they could’ve smiled a bit more, but again that’s just super picky of me, they did their job and that’s plenty. and the atmosphere? it was well good would wish that there was more table space. Apart from that it was super lively and everybody was conversing, great for getting an afternoon started, or finishing one off. (we had no booking but we showed up as they were opening) ultimately would recommend to go again. maybe once every two months typa deal.

Came here for lunch in the weekdays. Quick and friendly service. 86$ /2 ppl for 90m( 5% discount if pay by cash). Variety of foods: meat, wagu, seafood, desserts )

Right near Korea town, very nice location. This is probably the only Korean bbq in town where you see many westerners dining in. The restaurant is spacious, has a second floor dining with full menu. Nicely decorated, staffs on site very prompt. I could see why this place is popular. In term of food, the meats and sushi aren’t fresh. Comparing with other true authentic Korean bbq, the less selections of meats, and no hot pot option as well. Overall it was a great experience for us.

Took my dad here for Father’s Day and it was amazing! The $49.90 all-you-can-eat deal is such great value — wagyu, pork belly, seafood, Korean fried chicken and even sushi made fresh on the spot. Everything tasted fresh and the staff were really friendly. Definitely recommend if you want a proper feast in Melbourne CBD!

Just had a buffet dinner here tonight with friend. They offer a wide variety of sushi, and the different meats are very fresh. There’s also a decent selection of seafood. For hot dishes, there are various Korean-style options, and you can even make your own instant noodles. A few types of soup are available too—my personal favorite is the beef and radish soup. Having a bowl of steaming hot soup really warms you up nicely in winter. The fruit and desserts afterward were quite good too—the watermelon was incredibly sweet. The service was efficient and attentive—empty plates were cleared quickly, and the grill plates were promptly replaced whenever needed. All the staff were friendly, especially the male server in the photo. Thanks for the wonderful hospitality tonight!