Chung Ki Wha (청기와) Restaurant

Although I enjoyed my meal here the atmosphere with its political agenda was disturbing and distracting to me. The price was a bit too much in my opinion. $40 for the buffet and $4.95 for a softdrink came to an easy $90 for the two of us. At that price point I would have expected a more hospitable dining environment and not anti-missle propaganda signs everywhere. For the price I could have easily enjoyed a fine dinner at the Precinct with excellent waiting staff and an exquisite delivery of food and service. Here I just got a raw Korean BBQ with politics shoved down my throat for a price that could have gotten me much more. If the buffet was priced at $20 each and drinks were $2 then I would have felt it was much more in line with my experience.

Amazing place!
The food selection is huge and always fresh!
I literally dream about going back, but typically wait a period because of the price. Even though you'll spend a good amount IT IS WORTH IT!
Staff isn't in your face which is nice because it leaves more time for socializing with the people you're with. The authentic atmosphere makes me very happy!
If you're in town and want to have a unique experience you should head here. It's always a bit dead so you never have to wait.

Awesome place to eat. They have several types of meats ranging from chicken, sea food and steak. Also good assortment of Korean style vegetables. The only negative is be sure not to eat for a day to eatt your moneys worth. It's about $40 per person. Been here twice and we will go again this weekend. It's worth it.

This place is pretty cool. They bring hot coals to your table and you cook these cuts of beef, pork, chicken even seafood right there. Great place for Valentine's day. Usually not too busy.

It was one of the best Korean BBQ Grill restaurants I've ever been to in the US. We enjoyed all the side dishes, Korean Beers and Soju, seafood, pork, chicken and beef! The lady was kind and quality of meats was amazing! Definitely, we will revisit here again whenever we pass this town.