Beque Holic

You must come hungry!!! We took my mother and father-in-law out for their anniversary for some Korean barbecue. And this place was the perfect spot for a special occasion.They loved it. From the food to the quick service and friendly faces, it's such a great spot.If you're looking for just a date night with you and your spouse, they have smaller tables with a grill for you to do the cooking on. They also have two options of pricing for different cuts of meat. But I feel like for each when you get a lot of good stuff. And it is all you can eat. My favorite thing to order is the creamy Bulgogi and their kimchi is amazing. The kimchi has like such a yummy garlic flavor and I haven't found one in stores that I like just as much as that one. Also on the sides, order the Korean fried chicken and the chicken Katsu, those are my husband's favorites. This is such a great experience and everyone should try it at least once!

Never been here before but we decided to order from the takeout menu and try out their bento boxes.We tried three bento boxes, each of them include the protein, rice, grapes, fried dumpling, miso soup, salad and Korean noodles for under $20:Creamy Bulgogi Beef and Spicy Bulgogi Pork- Really delicious and can't wait to try it again.The Bulgogi Beef was bland and overcooked, so I would definitely pay the extra dollar for the creamy bulgogi its worth it.

I'll be honest, I only really go here for the beef bulgogi and pickled veggies but it's worth it because it's so good. Don't get me wrong, other items on the menu are good but that marinated beef is where it's at every time!Service has been good and the ambiance is nice for date night or casual. They have birthday specials too, if your crew is looking to treat you.

I love this place soo much! So many choices for sides & meats! Service is great & quick! And of course the ambience is very unique as you can cook all your meats yourself! This is a great spot for a group or a date night! Just make sure to come really hungry lol

While the food was good, it is way too overpriced. The selection is very limited and a lot of the options were mediocre. The sides were also okay at best. Comparing it to the cheaper Nine Spices, it is definitely better, but it is also a lot cheaper. I believe it is more worth it to go to Nine Spices as it's cheaper and has a lot more options. The service was okay. It took a while for them to make their rounds to us, despite the restaurant being empty. There was a rule when we went saying you are not able to order more than 2 (I think, take this with a grain of salt) meats at a time, and that was a tad bit frustrating when there was 5 of us. The ambiance is what you would expect from a Kbbq spot.

The menu has a recently changed at Beque Holic. My initial impression sitting down was " oh great! The quality has dropped or the prices have increased." But I am happy to say either was the was case. I get the impression that they limited the menu to save on cost. The quality was just as good or potentially better than past visits. The only sad part about is the friend maki/sushi rolls and fried chicken is gone :( ! However there are new cuts of beef and other stuff. You can always get the fried chicken at their sister restaurant poche across town.

It was really good this was my first Korean BBQ experience and it is pretty expensive for the ayce but it was worth it as we got to order as much as we wanted and tried lots of different meats. The waiter was very friendly and attentive. They also gave us a private room in order to get us seated quicker. The restaurant was pretty busy on a Tuesday night but we were still able to order more frequently. Overall a pleasant experience and I would go here again, the creamy beef bulgogi was my favorite and the rice is very sticky.I really like their dumplings. I went again and our waiter was very nice and attentive. It is really good if you get the steamed egg and add your rice/ meat to it! The restaurant itself is nice and clean.

Rare to find a AYCA Korean BBQ restaurant around. Beque is amazing. The service is what makes this place so great. It's an experience, not just going out to have a meal. Each time we go we are greeted by a server that is happy we're there. They explain the cooking process and give great tips with the accompanying sauces. They also make good drink suggestions!Do not miss the steamed egg appetizer! It didn't sound too good at first, but I was encouraged to at least try it. Now we always have at least two every time we go. Fluffy, creamy, delicious egg served in a little cast iron pot. The cold apps are also delicious. Pickled wasabi root, caramelized onions, salad, kimchee are all so good. The meat selections are plenty with different things to try. You can also get 1/2 orders of meat so you can try more without getting stuffed so quickly.All of our visits have been enjoyable and we never walk away hungry. I encourage everyone to try Beque Holic.

Very pricey and the meat is bland. There's no sauce bar and none of the meats are marinated so it's hard to eat. Service was ok and it was clean inside.

I really wanted to like this place. I was craving for a great KBBQ but unfortunately, this was not the place. And unfortunately, this is the only place in G'ville. At first, we were told the menu changed and now they are offering something new and the kitchen is working out the kinks. That is perfectly understandable. However, the process doesn't change. It is still a AYCE restaurant but after our initial order, most items were out. The main line the server threw out was, "The kitchen is slammed tonight!" They also ran out of rice! What?? We got there around 8pm on a Saturday night. They said it will take another hour for the rice to be ready. How could a restaurant this large have only one rice maker? We left after 11pm and the rice never came out. Again, we were told, "The kitchen is slammed." The server gave us two types of sauce for dipping. Neither were spicy. I asked for some hot sauce and the server acknowledged that the dipping sauce wasn't spicy and they don't have any hot sauce. Again, new menu, but no hot sauce in a Korean restaurant? That is not a menu item. That is a condiment. No gochujang in a Korean restaurant??Again,"The kitchen is slammed." This is not a real Korean BBQ restaurant. If you are looking for a pseudo KBBQ restaurant and not authenticity, this place will do. This place is not catered to Koreans and that is how they get away with it. No self respected Korean over the age of 30 will take their moms or grandparents to this place. This restaurant can be so much more but unfortunately it doesn't pass any discerning taste. Our server did the best he could but even he left in the middle of our dinner and another server took over. He didn't say a word to us and left. The new server came by and asked us if we needed anything else but told us, "The kitchen is slammed tonight!" Is the experience worth it? To me, honestly no. You should not run out of food at 8pm on a Saturday night. Especially when you are the one doing the cooking at your table regardless of how the menu might have changed. Not having rice and hot sauce in a Korean restaurant is totally unacceptable. I really hope this restaurant gets their act together and do right for the patrons in G'ville.