Arirang

I came with a small group of friends at 5:30 on a Monday and the restaurant was empty except for maybe one or two other tables. We all ordered the second level of AYCE to get a variety of meats. Service was quick and attentive (possibly because there weren't other diners) and we were asked multiple times if we wanted to place orders for more meat. What's nice about Arirang is that there's a serve yourself buffet of sides and sauces, and I could see it constantly being topped off and refreshed, so it was easy to go grab more sauces or lettuce or whatever to eat with the meat. There was a decent variety of meats, but would not recommend the marinated pork. Our favorite was the kalbi ribs (those alone made it worth paying the extra amount!). Something that did surprise me was that the waiters never offered to change our grill, so by the end of the meal, it was a little crusty, especially from all the marinated meats.Overall this place was good (and has a parking lot!) so would return if in the area.

All you can eat lunch special here is a great deal! Fast service and yummy food, our go to for Korean BBQ in the area.

The all you can eat is the way to go. Not bad prices either and you get a lot of options too -- They have an unlimited side bar where you walk up to it and pick as you want, unlimited sauces and soup too. It's always busy so the service can be a little slow but it's still a nice spot to go enjoy a long meal, and they never rush you which I appreciate so you can take your time.

Talked with a friend who claims the other location is better...but I highly disagree.The food quality was great and nothing seemed to be concerning of any problems. The people are always nice, ready to help, and never once had to ask for a refill.When I searched and compared health ratings...this one came on top. That and I don't think I have ever left this place feeling ill.I like the fact that their cooktops don't need a heavy vent for you to yell around speaking to someone on the other side.Their spicy pork bulgogi really packs some heat to it. Their beef bulgogi is always a good choice. I've never been a fan of brisket.Glad to see that nothing has changed for the worse here and always stays on top.

Ordered a lot of stuff. My wife doesn't remember anything she ordered, just "a lot" since we had 9 people. How unimpressive. Marinated meats were way too sweet. Unmarinated meat was fine. Side dishes were all pretty low quality. They didn't help you cook the bbq like some other places but still charged 20% mandatory tip. Not worth a trip back.

Went in with my wife and little one, and this place has become my worst KBBQ in the US based on my past experiences of going to other KBBQ restaurants in WA, CA, GA, FL, and other states. The quality of meat types are not too bad, it's just poor value proposition Arirang offers: $40 per adult and it does NOT come with soybean stew or steamed eggs. Side dishes are mediocre at best and nothing was mind-blowing despite of the variety they offered. Service was virtually nonexistent as we had to get server's attention for a long time. Despite of ourselves being local, there are other places that offer much better values like Kawon or Sottukkeong both on 99, and they are not even AYCE.

My group ordered the K2 and was happy with our selection. We also enjoyed the appetizer bar, with basically unlimited kimchi, fish cakes, salad, and so much more; they also have a good selection of sauce. The service was friendly and the staff was attentive. I gave them 3 stars because of the venting system. At one point, it was so hard to breathe in there. It was getting to the point where the smoke was just lingering for what felt like hours. I've been here many times and other times it wasn't bad, but tonight was rough for me and my group. The restaurant is big and my group was seated quickly. Parking was easy to find as well.

The closest kbbq restaurant in my neck of the woods and it offers a bon chon and sauce bar which is one of the great appeals of this place. The bon chon bar usually has pasta salad, potato salad, sliced pickled radish, kimchi, and fish cake. There's also lettuce available for making wraps with your meat. As for sauce fixings, they have sesame oil, bbq sauce, chili sauce, salt and pepper, sliced jalapeños, and garlic. Pretty standard stuff, but I like how openly available it is.I rarely ever come here for anything other than the all-you-can-eat KBBQ cause, normally, it's such a great deal to sit in with a bunch of hungry friends than can eat a lot. So I highly recommend doing that and depending on the variety of meats you want, you will pay a bit more for more variety. I recently came here with my girlfriend and her kids, not realizing they did not meet the child price requirement (6-8 years old). So we ended up having to pay for 4 adults sadly. Definitely would like it if the age range went up to 13 at most cause these kids don't eat much and eat even less when they're picky. So definitely did not get the bang for our buck here this time around. We ended up wasting a lot of meat which I felt terrible about, but that was totally on me for going after an extra plate of meat.So we got the K1 KBBQ option which allowed us to order, beef bulgogi, spicy pork bulgogi, pork belly, brisket, and chicken bulgogi. If you want spare ribs, you gotta order either the K2 or the K3 options since those off it and more. It just costs a bit more for the variety as I mentioned earlier.The meat quality is kinda "cheap" in the fact that the brisket is sliced frozen and the bulgogi obviously kept pre-marinated in the fridge. But I honestly don't know any other way they can serve the marinated stuff. Overall, my experience here has always been great. Service is good and they let you know whether or not kids fit the requirement. Obviously, we decided to stay still cause I was craving KBBQ. We got our rice and drinks without issues. And our water and tea got refilled whenever we requested it. So yeah, I'll be back with a hungrier crowd next time.With COVID still relevant, they placed disposable gloves and hand sanitizer next to the sauce and bon chan bar for you to use the bar safely. Unfortunately, I've seen a lot of customers recently that don't use the gloves and I think the place got a bit lacks with enforcing it. So used the bar with that in mind.

This place is a hidden gem! We had a girls holiday dinner at this spot and it was my first time. It's a nice & clean spacious spot, especially for korean bbq. Servers were very attentive and friendly. The prices for their all you can eat was very affordable about $30/p for dinner. Not bad! I love how you can just get your own sides.. no need for server to refill or fight with others on your fav side. Can't wait to come back for more!

My friend and I came here for lunch. We were really craving some Korean bbq We were in the area and looked up this place and it looked like a good place to try.We were able to sit at our table right away and we were about to order too. It was fast and quick. They lady was nice. She kept checking on us to see if we needed anything. Our drinks were always fullWe ordered the All you can eat for 2 people. We ate so much. The price wasn't that bad for a All you can eat bbq. The side bar was fresh and full All the time.I would come here again if I am in the area and craving for some yummy bbq