Jiang Niu BBQ

this place was genuinely the best korean bbq spot i've ever been to. i literally moaned out loud multiple times it was that good. service was amazing and the food was incredible.

The pros:- Good quality food- Good service, especially by Chinese restaurant standards- InexpensiveThe cons:- Quite smoky even with the hood vents- Pretty empty which does not give off good vibesThis would be a good place to go with a group of friends, especially with a group of friends who don't know much about bbq. It's beginner friendly and has accessible drinks.

I came here for a company lunch and everyone loved the place! Quality- the meat freshness, cut, and seasoning is on the higher end of bbq places I've been to. My favorite is the spicy pork and beef. I wish the squid, shrimp, and tilapia had more sauce and flavoring. I could tell the seafood is not this places strong point but the beef and pork is very good. One more critique is that the grill isn't oiled much so it takes longer to cook the meat and is easier to burn stuff. Quantity- all you can eat. Wish there were more vegetable and appetizer options though. 26 bucks per person for lunch is a steal!Atmosphere- nice clean welcoming atmosphereService- the servers were surprisingly fast.

The service is top-notch, and the wait staff is very attentive and friendly. The ordering process was smooth - you order everything you would like from an iPad for unlimited rounds. We enjoyed the quality and flavors of the meat and dishes, too. The most reasonable price for the quality. It's $28 for lunch and $37 for dinner.

To Birthday Boy/Girl, This is the right place to go! You can get a one free meal on your birthday. Food - 5/5Food are good, multiple type of food from the menu: beef, pork, chicken, seafood, and vegetables. Besides, you can order some hot dishes, such as soup and fried rice. Lastly, don't forget to order s'more before you leave! Service: 5/5Food are serve by robots, but the staff will help with your order. You can order more food within the 90-minute time limit. Ambiance: 4/5The design of the restaurant is very modern. There is a small bubble tea shop inside the restaurant, but not sure if it is open. Price: 5/5 Price is reasonable for the quality of food. Even cheaper if it is your birthday!

New place to me. Promoted as a Chinese Korean fusion. The source from an area north east in China near the Korean Peninsula. Variety of raw meats to be grilled at the table. Luckily the waitress helped us out cooking. Center of the grill is very hot. Pork belly in strips and whole thin pork chops are cooked and cut into pieces to finish with a scissor. A wide variety of meats can be picked. Two meats per person picked at a time. Premium other selections for additional cost are on the back of the menu like fried rice. Food can be served on a Ferris wheel but you pay 6 or 8 dollars for no more food. Food was varied and good but it was mostly the experience to go for. The menu and process took a lot of time to explain. I would go back. The best deal is a free dinner on your Birthday. The restaurant is clean and new. Not Smokey. Oh, forgot about the Robots. Food comes to the table on a robot.

$36.99 ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT now in Lincoln ParkThe moment you walk in , it's like you're transported to Korea. Jiang niu is a Korean inspired Chinese bbq with lots of options for everyone, both meat & veg/seafood, spicy or non spicy, and various flavors like garlic, pepper, etcHappy hour all you can eat bbq also availableMy top 7 All their salads - packed with Sichuan pepper (light), sesame oil, cilantro, and various crunchy vegetables & tofu Juicy beef navel - nice soft and fatty Blade beef Spicy beef Garlic beef slice Spicy chicken thigh (super tender) Seaweed tofu soupStreet Parking available outside. Right next to improv, drucker center if you play indoor volleyball/basketball games too

Looking forward to returning. Went with a girlfriend for K bbq and luckily this was near by. There is a decent variety for grilling meats ...mostly beef, few pork options, some chicken and seafood. We tried many of the chef recommended items in the menu. The beef flavors were just okay. The marinade isn't overpowering. The shrimp was really good. The little ban Chan dishes could be better. I wish kimchi wasn't an extra charge. They have some tasty spicy salads and soon dubu with whole shrimp that is included in the AYCE menu.

Pretty good Korean/Chinese fusion bbq. I would say the lunch pricing is probably the most reasonable price for the quality. It's $28 for lunch and $37 for dinner. For service, it is a bit slow to get water and your check. The Lincoln park location just had one waitress for the entire restaurant. But you do order from an iPad and the dishes come out pretty quickly. Items that stood out for me were: the Jiang Niu salad, the pepper steak, the king oyster mushrooms, the seaweed soup, and the pork belly.You can eat here for free on your birthday! You just need to show your ID to receive the free meal.

$36.99 for AYCE located in Lincoln Park. Plenty of street parking. This is a Korean INSPIRED Chinese BBQ place, so don't get your hopes up if you're looking for more Korean flavor and options as I was . In addition to AYCE, they do have an a-la carte menu. One nice thing about the AYCE menu is everything on the a la carte menu is 50% off. They serve liquor and beef if you're interested. There's actual a lot on the menu but I thought the beef was just ok. My favorite is the Beef Navel because it's the fatty beef that you would hot pot with. The seafood tofu soup is supperrr spicy, so if you can't handle spicy then I suggest you pass. I can't eat like I use to, so I didn't feel like I ate my fair share of AYCE. interested in their a la carte menu items though, so if I come back, will order from that menu.