K-BBQ Woobling

To say that I was disappointed is an understatement. To start, the side dishes were the most bland and old side dishes I've ever had at a Korean restaurant. Only three side dishes were offered even: fish cakes, bean sprouts, and kimchi. We ordered the beef pork combo and the beef tartare. The beef brisket from the combo was completely frozen, which affects the toughness. The beef tartare looked like it went through a meat grinder. All of the meats except for the marinated meats were not at the level of what you're paying for. The soybean stew is also incredibly bland. It's insane that they are charging 19 dollars for 계란찜 (steamed egg). The restaurant has potential, but it seems like they are charging the highest rate for kbbq and providing the lowest tier of quality.

I had food poisoning several hours after dinner and my friend had stomach issues. I contacted the restaurant to let them know about it, and they weren't helpful and defensive. ---------------I had reservations for 2 at 5:30 but the restaurant wasn't busy. We ordered the small beef combo with marinated beef short rib and it was enough for the two of us. The food came out fast. The soy bean paste stew was below average, banchan was ok overall, and salad was fine. The marinated beef short rib was my favorite cut, and the other meats were all just ok for me. Nothing else tasted good or particularly good. The service was minimal, and I don't think I'll be back since it was an expensive meal and I don't think it was worth it given the quality/service.

I've been here twice for tofu soup & have loved it :) The pricing is good, the service is pretty fast, and it's overall a great place to meet a friend for a meal!

We were able to walk in without a reservation on a Saturday night (a little after dinner rush). The interior is pretty clean and lively with modern decorations. I appreciated the attentive servers! They brought out new side dishes whenever ours were running low and frequently stopped by our table. I ordered the beef combo, and the presentation was beautiful. However, I thought the quality of the meat was lacking -- maybe it's because I just moved from Texas so I'm comparing it to the Korean food there, but the meat just didn't taste as high-quality. The side dishes were also pretty bland and not as tasty/fresh as other Korean restaurants I've been to. I was also surprised that the combo didn't come with any soups or stews like I've experienced at other restaurants, especially for the price. For the price, I just didn't think the meal was worth it, but I did enjoy the service and the presentation.

I recently dined at Woobling in Bellevue, and I must say, their brisket kimchi fried rice is a game-changer! The flavors were perfectly balanced and flavorful. It's a definite must-try for anyone visiting this restaurant. Can't wait to go back for more!I was in a group of 6, we did not make a reservation for the evening, but the service was so good that we did not have to wait that long to get seated. Keep in mind, this isn't always going to be the case, this was just my experience. Everything was amazing, nothing was mind-blowing, but nothing was lacking either. One thing worth mentioning is the presentation of the meats and the rest of the dishes were one of the best I've ever seen. This is a fantastic restaurant for date night or casual dining with friends as it is just a small walk away from the Shops at the Bravern. The price is a bit on the higher side, but you'll be guaranteed an eventful dining experience with warm delicious food! Overall, if you're in Bellevue and you're looking for some great Korean food, check this place out!

This was a nice new spot to try. We got the beef combo, pancakes, gyoza, and a few other dishes. Ambience is nice. We felt the burners took a bit long to heat up. Service was a mixed bag. Some items came out fast. Other times the server disappeared. Overall, food was tasty and a good spot in DT Bellevue.

Had this place bookmarked for awhile and finally had the chance to eat here when some friends wanted kbbq on the east side.Things to note: Parking - A wee bit confusing but as long as you parked in the building where the restaurant is located, just make sure to head up to the second floor. Signage isn't as clear but follow your nose to the smell of kbbq. Reservations: If you have a group, you can make reservations up to 6 people via Yelp. Any bigger, would recommend calling in. Things that make Woobling shine:Mix Combo (4-5 people): ---Portion: For my group of 6, all of us were decently hungry and this quantity of meat was just the right amount. ---The Meat: Love how there were a ton of variety of beef and pork. 2/3 of my group were brand new to KBBQ and having a variety of meat was a great introduction and tasting to the various options. ---Meat Quality: For the most part, both the beef and pork had pretty solid flavor and quality was definitely pretty good. No complaints here :) ---Generous Refills: if you like your sides / ban chans, don't feel afraid to ask for more. Refills are pretty generous and there were a good variety of options offered Other things to note: ---Service: Throughout the entire meal, there really wasn't much service provided. If something was needed, we would have to wander around to find a staff member and ask. ---Price Point: A bit higher than typical places and overall, the lack of service makes this place not as great of an experience when compared to other kbbq places at similar or lower price ranges ---Non Kbbq Food Items: Overall, sides were a bit more on the blandness. For my group, we also ordered the kimchi pancake which ended up being a bit saltier than normal. Overall, experience here was decent but I wouldn't go out my way to come back again.

Walked in on a Friday evening and was seated within 15 minutes for a party of 4. Service was friendly and attentive, however it's slightly overpriced as I have had better Kbbq experiences for the prices that they charge here. Side dishes were decent but it felt like they were slightly stingy with the dipping sauces. I did enjoy the steamed egg though. Parking in the garage is free for 3 hours so that was nice.

This was my first time trying an authentic Korean bbq place. Upon arrival we found out it wasn't all you can eat, and we were told maybe a 30 min wait. However we were happy to be seated sooner than that. The amount of meat we got for the smaller choice was enough to fill us up and it was presented so beautifully Definitely recommend

I really enjoy this place. Location wise, it's very close to downtown and is a small walk but also has plenty amount of parking so getting here is convenient. Service was good, there is an occasional wait during more busy hours, and they will refill your Bonchan when prompted. Food here is great, the Galbi tang is my go too since it's rich and delicious but the kbbq platter is also good for larger parties. There is plenty variety in the bonchan but kimchi are more towards the spicy side. I noticed that the seafood pancake was good, but they have since changed and don't come with shrimp on top anymore. A noticeable downgrade. Beef tartare was only okay as well, it was still a bit frozen.Ambience is good, a great place to hang out and relax. The fans are running so it never gets too Smokey. It's a bit more on the pricier side and ambience reflects it.Overall, a great place for Korean food, not just kbbq. I highly recommend trying it out