Woo Mee Ok Korean BBQ

This is a great hidden gem. I had lunch here on a Sunday afternoon and it was not as busy as I thought it would be. The service was very friendly and attentive. The sides are delicious I enjoyed the glass noodles and kimchi. The bulgogi was very tender but my favorite cut was the beef belly with the dark orange sauce they offer. This is a great example of do not judge a book by its cover because the inside is very cute/aesthetic. Overall this is a great AYCE kbbq spot, especially for $29. Parking: plenty of parking in front of the establishment.

20% off check in on Yelp is no longer valid. 3/5 stars for overall, 4/5 stars for taste. $26 for Basic AYCE, $29 for Full AYCE which includes Basic AYCE AND LA Galbi, Beef Finger Meat, Shrimp, Spicy Shrimp, and Lemon Pepper Shrimp. We did the Full AYCE, which in my opinion was still missing a lot of other protein and side options offered at other KBBQ spots (I'm from California, so for this price and the limited options I was not impressed). The banchan (side dishes) included at the table are lettuce with a basic vinagrette, daikon radish thinly sliced, cucumber kimchi, kimchi, fish cake in a spicy sauce and japchae. All standard, nothing special. They don't offer any other hot sides such as potstickers, fries or even rice paper. With that being said, the proteins we ordered were of high quality and consistent which I appreciated. The beef belly was very good, dip it in the sesame oil and salt! Spicy pork belly was very delicious on its own as well as the hawaiian pork belly. LA galbi and beef finger meat was also delicious, you can't get kbbq without getting LA galbi so the Full AYCE option is the only way you should go to eat here. Half of my friends said the spicy shrimp was really good and the other half said it was too salty. Overall, the service was good and the meat was good quality, they also split the check for you if you ask! But for the price and limited proteins and sides I'd try a different spot before coming back here.

Compared to all of the AYCE experiences I have had with korean BBQ, this one felt the best bang for my buck. For (at this moment) 30 dollars, all you can eat bbq, premium edition. You are silly to get standard since its only a 4 dollar difference. The bonchon is tasty, the meats come out at a reasonable pace, and our server even told us dont worry if we over order! The galbi and pork belly are of course fantastic, but I was surprised on how good the shrimp was! Interior wise, it feels like you are in somebodys home. I personally dont mind this, but it definitely lacks any romance that maybe the other places could have (specifically Gyu Kaku or Manpuku). For the cost and what I got, this is an easy recommendation. Dont expect it to be the greatest experience of your life, but you will be easily satisfied.

first time trying this spot, super hospitable, friendly and attentive! meat selection & quality was pretty good, along with great banchan. amazing atmosphere, perfect for someones first time because it was not overwhelming and pretty lowkey!

A super cute little homey restaurant! Very affordable prices. delicious side dishes!! The waiters are exceptional and so so attentive in the best way. The meats themselves are decent but maybe not the best in town. But super great deal for the price and hits the spot when that kbbq craving strikes!

THANK YOU TO JOEY for a great 1st experience at Woo Mee Ok! This is my friends' go to Kbbq spot, and so I was excited to try. They did not disappoint! We were seated in booths, and it's truly a homey vibe. Joey was our server, and he constantly kept refilling our sides, sauces, and drinks! We opted for the $26 option, and it was enough! We got brisket, beef belly, pork belly, squid, and hawaiian belly for our meats. All great! We also got steamed egg and seafood tofu soup. I really liked the Japchae here--it's not too oily or too sweet like most places. The seafood tofu soup was also good, not too spicy and balanced. Love this place! The service is amazing, and they do not skimp on sides and portions. Great price too! Highly recommend!

Nothing close to my first Korean BBQ experience, but for the price it was ok. Server was pretty attentive to our needs. I was not eating meat at the time so I wanted a la cart but because my family was doing all you could eat they said I had to as well, definitely not worth going if you are not a meat eater. My family had never been to a Korean bbq and with this one they were not impressed. The did like the beef brisket and the teriyaki chicken though.

Was craving some Korean bbq and this one was closest to us while visiting Texas. The place doesn't look like much but the wait time was short and the service was excellent.Our waitress was super adorable and helped us with our orders and making sure our bowls of sides were always replenished as well as meat order. The food was delicious. The price was only $25 for all you can eat.An added bonus, they offer military discount too.Would recommend this place . Can't wait to come visit again.

This is probably my top places to get KBBQ, especially if just want to stuff meat to your face for cheap.Dallas has so many options for KBBQ. Some of those options might give you better ambiance or better selections. This place won't give you either. What it will give you instead is consistency and more bang for your buck.As others reviewers have mentioned, this place might seem a bit rough. It's not fancy (and kinda holy in the wall-y), but it's serviceable. It's also weirdly located I feel. To me, that's part of the charm.But don't let the appearance fool you. Every time I came here (even on weekdays), it's always packed, so I suggest making a reservation beforehand.Service is not terrible. Unfortunately, this is the one part that's slightly imperfect. I came here multiple times, and I'd say service is good if not terrific about 80% of the time. The other 20% is still acceptable, but can get annoying if you're just hungry meats.Lastly, let's get into the food. You really only have two options: regular or premium. The regular will give you brisket, pork belly etc. The premium will give you the option to order rib meat, galbi, and some seafood if I remember correctly.Either option is really cheap. Regular is $26-27, while premium is $29-30 (all before tax and tips). I do love that they give us the options because some days I just want brisket and pork belly.The banchan is not bad. It's nothing to write home about, but it's there to help you stuff more meat.In short, come here if you want AYCE KBBQ on the cheap and if you don't mind limited meat selection.

Woo Me Ok is a small, homey kbbq restaurant located in Dallas TX. the menu is small, with 2 main sections. the first half of the menu for meats is $25, and there is an extra $3 charge for the second half of the menu - which has things like galbi and shrimp. when we went we decided to stick with the $25 menu. the staff is nice and super friendly. there's no limit to how much meat you can order, but they don't do grill changes unless you ask. the meat is pretty standard, but is good for a chill friends hangout. the sauces are yummy as well. my favorite thing they had was the japchae, which was incredibly seasoned. also they include a plate of veggies with the $25 buy-in. however, the veggies were lackluster & just felt like scraps. this place is good, because its cheap & the people are welcoming. also they tend to get busy during the holiday season - so make sure to make a reservation.