Buldaegi BBQ House

This place is a hidden gem! I came here with my husband and one of our friends on a Saturday evening for their AYCE at 6pm and we were seated immediately. I loved the seating area! It was super spacey and comfortable. The bonchon came quickly, and they had an extensive menu of various cuts of beef, pork, and chicken along with corn cheese, octopus, tofu soups, gyozas, and steamed egg! They also had galbi on the menu! Everything was fresh and tasted amazing. Our waitress was also attentive and checked on us regularly. I noticed that on the day I visited it was raining and they had a bit of a leak from the ceiling near the back close to the restrooms, but I appreciated that they made sure to mark it carefully for the customers. Also, the atmosphere was clean and calm with lovely Studio Ghibli acoustic music playing in the background.This has been the best quality Korean BBQ I have had in the triangle and I am definitely coming back!

Oh I never experienced something like this before. You must try this place if you are in Cary. Everything was delicious from the appetizers to the main course. The servers were very attentive to our needs, but to be fair, they were not busy. We went on a Saturday around noon. Ambiance was great, if there were music in the background, we could not tell. It was very quiet there. My kids ate with us and enjoyed eating the potatoes pancakes and corn cheese. The corn cheese is a must try. It is so creamy and tasty. For the main course, we got beef pork and chicken. The meat was well marinated and for as long we let it cook enough, it was delicious. We also got the fried dumplings and seafood pancakes. Highly recommend visiting this place. We will be back.

We love Buldaegi BBQ and have been coming here weekly for more than a year. The bipimbop, I get tofu and my husband gets beef, cannot be beat. Always consistently delicious and the service is fast. Nothing special about the interior (it's functional), but it makes up for it in taste and quality. We've tried all the other Korean BBQ in Cary and this is our favorite. The kimchi garnishes are so delicious!! The prices are reasonable too, and the portions are much bigger than others in our area.

My experience at "Buldaegi BBQ House" was super good! The customer service was top notch and the food was amazing. Just because it's not an AYCE (All You Can Eat), don't count this place out! For the affordable prices, the portions of the meat are worth it. Each of the different cuts of meat is also unique and well-marinated. I'm usually not a fan of chicken at KBBQ's but that chicken bulgogi was top-notch. The sided items were also worth mentioning! The egg and cheese corn was my favorite. We couldn't finish the meat so we were able to pack it home for another meal.

Yum yum yum!!!! Love this BBQ!!! My favorite is still Seoul garden but this place is delicious as well. They charge you extra for another round of sides if you request for it. At Seoul garden they don't well at least i never saw it reflected on my bill. This place is a bit more pricey I'm than the rest. It's a very small place. There was only two guys working that night running food. It was not the fastest service but ok none the less. We did order a lot of food my friends and I.

TLDR: Supbar at best. Go across the street to a much better option.This was our first (and last) time at Buldaegi. We had been to Seoul Grill plenty of times (and loved it) but had always been curious to try Buldaegi as it seemed more lowkey but could possibly be a hidden gem. WrongmThe first thing that should have tipped us off was the fact that it was practically empty, despite their competitor who is literally across the street is packed at the same time of day. I was hoping that maybe we were just ahead of the rush or something or that maybe people were blinded by the dreary decour and didn't look below the ugly ducklings surface and were missing out on good food.I could talk about how the ordering experience was unintuitive and the poor atmosphere. But all that can be forgiven if the food is good.We ordered:Fried DumplingsJapchae (glass noodles) w/ PorkBulgogi (Beef + Spicy Pork)The beef was passable. But the spicy pork and dumplings were both bland and under seasoned. Altogether this meal just subpar. Those things alone would've been enough for me to simply leave and chalk to "you win some - you lose some)The japchae was the real offender. I have had japchae plenty of times in my life and if this were merely an issue of it tasting "bland" or it wouldn't have been a bigger deal than anything else (after all, everything was bland so what's one more poorly seasoned dish). But it actually tasted strange. It tasted like the oil it was cooked in had been reused to many times or something. They assured us it was cooked fresh and I won't call anyone a liar. All I can say is that there was a strange taste that is often associated with oil that's been reused too often. When we brought this up, haven only eaten a few bites of it and asked them to remove it from the ticket (they asked if we wanted a remake - but again, everything else was already bland) they insisted it was correct and dismissed our concerns. That is obviously within their rights and is their prerogative to do so.Still, we of course will not be back and I also think it's important to warn people off, particularly when a vastly superior option is less than 500 feet away. Do yourself a favor and go to Seol Grill instead.

Food is good. I like it. The waiter is very accommodating. Service is great. The stuff are Very friendly.

Fun fun fun!!!! This is our first time trying a Korean bbq house. We did the mixed combo A and it didnt disappoint! Plenty of meat: brisket steak pork and chicken. The banchan consists of bean sprouts eggplant kimchi pickled radish seaweed pickled zucchini lettuce leaf rice and something else which has slipped my mind. Some sauces to top it all off. You basically make a lettuce wrap with everything tucked in it. Yummy deliciousness! The haemul crispy pancake was made of assorted seafood gren and whitnonion and carrots. The best part was to cook on the induction range! Super fun night for us! Try it!

A very solid and fairly priced KBBQ place for the triangle area. Our party of 8 ordered the buldaegi special combo, japchae, dbuk bok ki, and dak ganjeong. It's was plenty of food with enough to take some leftovers home. The meats were well seasoned. The only dish I didn't enjoy was the japchae as it was very oily compared to other I've had. Also wish it didn't cost extra for more lettuce wraps but at least the banchan was free refills. Service was friendly and helpful. Would definitely come back here again when craving kbbq.

Bibimbap take-out is a bomb. Tasty even though I don't like spicy. I just didn't eat the spicy vegetable sides. Worth it. Plan to try their AYCE.