$20 for buffet on weekday lunch and it was all the food we needed. cheaper than the other kbbq stores beside it and according my friend, the beef was marinated better. do yourself a favour and try the beef bulgogi with pieces of cheese layered on top and the chicken soup. the server lady was super nice and smiley, and the owner (i think a korean lady) helped us wipe the oil off the pan, cook, and put some ingredients in the soup that made it taste better. i don’t know what magic it was but it was great :)

Now rebranded as Ollè Korean BBQ, this place is so much better than before! The lunch buffet is an incredible deal at just $22 per person, all-in. You get a fantastic variety, from fresh seafood like crab and prawns to different cuts of chicken, pork, and beef for both BBQ and the soup. I especially loved the pork jowl and the spicy marinated pork. They also offer plenty of cheese for your grill and a good selection of cooked dishes like fried chicken and glass noodles. The renovated space feels really nice and comfortable too. Such amazing value!

Authentic Korean food. Value for money. Portions were generous. Service was good. We were seated beside the entrance where the menu was and my cousin in law started to be very uncomfortable when people were crowding around the menu. He did not make any comments as the restaurant was really busy but the lady boss observed his discomfort and proactively shifted the menu. I was with my young niece, the staff was attentive to put hot clay pot food away from her. And when it was the pancake which was not as hot, they told her that she could touch now affectionately.

Absolutely destroyed by this KBBQ buffet. Each person was around $30, and we have around 2 hours to dine in. We got almost everything in the menu and we are completely done after 1 round. Yes, everything is free flow but can your stomach handle it? Recommend you to starve yourself 2 days in advance to attempt this buffet. Food wise, if you can eat both pork and beef, I would recommend the beef slices as they are nicer and more substantial. On a Wednesday night there’s only a few people in the restaurant so we could sit from 6-9pm. Only one staff to serve the dishes but it’s enough for non peak days.

Didn't go for their bbq buffet but went for their ala carte dishes instead. Their jeyuk was an excellent dish to go with rice. Sweet and spicy with lots of onions and leek with tender pork slices. We love their egg roll as well. So homely made. However skip their jamppong. Not tasty and noodles are soggy. This was their minus point with food service a little slower than expected. Probably most customers would go for their bbq buffet.