Hae Woon Dae BBQ koreanbarbecue.com

I was really hoping for a great experience since this is an older place and unique b/c of the charcoal grills. When we came in at around 11PM, the restaurant was empty so we were seated and served pretty quickly. Out of the banchan, I think my favorite was the kimchi!We ordered Galbitang, Chadolbaegi, and Samgyeopsal. I thought the Galbitang was the best thing hands down, I loved the taste of the broth and the amount of galbi inside. I was not satisfied with the KBBQ especially because of the price! We got a pretty measly portion - only got a couple pieces of samgyeopsal for nearly $40. Personally didn't think the charcoal grill justified the price of the bbq :(

The inside is pretty no frills - no gaudy decorations or loud music. It's a simple spot with good authentic Korean food. Didn't try the barbecue and prices overall weren't an amazing deal but the sides were good enough and the entrees were definitely authentic.Would highly recommend the pancakes, they were made really well and all of the soups seemed really tasty. Service was really quick and I'd definitely be back to try their take on other dishes.

Overall ok place that's open late. If it's 11:30pm, I'd honestly would go to thrill kbbq in Sandy springs instead next time and wait until their midnight special if it's a Friday/Saturday bc it's $28/AYCE per person. This place was $32 for maybe 5 oz of meat per portion of brisket or bulgogi. $42 if you want to get a portion of kalbi. I'd return if it's the only place open and get maybe their tofu soups instead for $14. Service: Greeted immediately upon entry. Our server was really friendly but clearly overworked and voiced it loudly. I do like that they cook the meats there for you. On a late Saturday around 11pm, I saw about 4 employees. Food: Good flavor and taste on the meats and banchans but I cannot justify the price. The meats are grilled on charcoal so it does have a great smoky flavor but that's it. The kimchi is really good here though. Price: $32 for bulgogi and $32 for brisket EACH PLATE. Pictures attached. Pretty good and tasty quality brisket but dang, put a lil more than just 10 thin slices! Not sure how the owner sleeps at night knowing how small their meat portions are. Bulgogi was a little more acceptable size compared to brisket but still ridiculous. Ambiance: 90s vibe for sure- hasn't been updated since 2000 probably. Old school. 2000s music videos playing (Britney spears).

This is one of the best KBBQ restaurants in the southeast, a little-known jewel in Treasure Village. I have been coming here for years. Cha is amazing, always gracious, kind and fun to talk to. The sides come quickly and there are always plenty of them, almost always fresh and delicious. The Kalbi is to die for, grilled at your table on the classic charcoal table grill. Then you can combine with rice and make lettuce wraps with soybean paste, kimchi, and your choice of grilled jalapeños and/or garlic to create one of the most delicious wraps you've ever put in your mouth. I crave this restaurant, literally wake up with cravings. It used to be open until like 6am, but those hours have recently changed. Still open till late tho. Please, don't ever close!

Seriously some of the best Korean bbq I've had EVER!!!Not only is everything made in house but it's made with love the owners came out and cooked for our table chatting with us telling us what to eat together giving us extra bites of stuff to try. The meat was super great quality and the marinades accentuated it just enough while not being too overpowering or too sweet!! The variety of seasonal banchan where some of the best and most unique I've tried ( kkakdugi was probably my favorite) I eat alot of Korean food and this place speaks for itself, the price might be a bit more than other "commercialized" restaurants but it's extremely authentic and has soul.without a doubt worth a few more dollars and it's only made better though the experience and kindness of the workers treating you like family. Can't believe I haven't been already but I certainly WILL BE BACK

Hae Wood Dae has been my favorite for more than a decade. I've tried other Korean Barbecue places, but I keep coming back here. the owner makes the seasonal banchan herself, and here kimchi is wonderful. and to have the meat cooked over charcoal at the table is far superior to the gas cookers at other places. It's not fancy, but it's excellent. Don't sleep on this place.

amazing late night spot. could not possibly recommend any higher. truly phenomenal. Food is great. People working there are funny. Great atmosphere. One of a kind. worth the drive from anywhere in the city

During a recent wedding weekend, my friends and I found ourselves at Hae Woon Dae not just once, but three nights in a row, and for good reason. This spot, without a doubt, serves the best Korean BBQ in Atlanta.We were immediately blown away by the food, particularly the kimchi and the Jeyuk Bokkeum (spicy pork). The kimchi had just the right balance of tang and spice, while the pork was tender, flavorful, and packed with just the right amount of heat. Each dish felt authentic and perfectly prepared, capturing the essence of traditional Korean BBQ.What really made our experience stand out, though, was the outstanding service provided by JC. Not only did JC ensure we were well taken care of each night, but she also brought a great sense of humor to the table, keeping the energy light and fun. She made sure our group never ran out of beer or soju, maintaining a steady supply that kept the celebrations going. By the last night, JC surprised us all with Hae Woon Dae t-shirts to change out of our wedding tuxedos, a thoughtful gesture that added a special touch to our weekend.If you're in Atlanta and looking for an exceptional Korean BBQ experience, Hae Woon Dae should be at the top of your list. We'll definitely be back!

Annoyed this place has such a mediocre Yelp rating because this place was legit. Open super late, banchan was authentic and delicious, food was solid, and the service was wonderful- even super late night! The place is charming- no frills, some might call it outdated but all I saw was a place that was established. Can't believe I was almost deterred by their current star rating ‍‍

4 of us went here after a Truist park concert ending pretty late, but great news! This place stays open until 2am daily. We were excited and hungry. The restaurant was a hole in the wall with outdated decor, but the food was so tasty and delicious. We had Korean bbq and tofu soups around midnight. Very surprised and happy they were opened. Prices pretty reasonable and we'll be back.