Kang's Kitchen BBQ Duluth

-meat quality is good!-I like the egg and stew that comes on the side-on the pricier side for bbq but I would go again -staff works quickly

One of the highest quality KBBQ spots I've tried in Duluth! I've always gotten the beef combo here, which is really delicious and price is on par with other kbbq AYCE spots in Duluth now. I have friends who've tried the beef/pork combo and say the quality increase is definitely noticeable from nearby AYCE spots like EM Bop. The interior is spacious and clean and includes a full bar. I really like that the combos include the option of ramen, bibimbap, or chapagetti style noodles at the end of the meal. They do also have AYCE, but I get almost as full as I usually do at AYCE but with better quality meat. Also, I think their naengmyun is super yummy and they sell some other non-BBQ dishes.

I really enjoyed the AYCE at Kang's kitchen. I felt the sides were top notch for AYCE in particular really enjoyed the japchae and steamed egg. The japchae had a nice black pepper touch and was so bouncy. The steamed had a nice blend of cheese and it was so fluffy ahhh so delectable.The meats were great, I enjoyed the brisket, prime short rib and rib fingers the most. The service was top notch and all of the meats came out grilled perfectly with the lump charcoal. The server informed me the prime short rib is the same in the set menu as the AYCE which is nice to know as most know there is normally a slight quality difference between set and AYCE. I really want to give this place 5 stars but I kept hitting my knees on the table grill component which is surprising cause I'm normal height 5'8" and short legs. I also leaned back to stretch (long day of hiking) and hit the back of my head on the booth sharp corner. Other than that it's a great AYCE option that's a tad bit pricier than the others $50 but a noticeable difference in meat and side qualities.

I recently visited Kang's Kitchen KBBQ and was thoroughly impressed by several aspects of the dining experience. Firstly, the ventilation system is excellent--you won't leave smelling like KBBQ, which is a significant plus.The food was fantastic, particularly the Rib Fingers, ribeye slices, and short ribs, which were all cooked to perfection. The sides complemented the main dishes wonderfully, and the best part is they don't charge extra for rice, unlike 9292 KBBQ.However, there is some room for improvement. The brisket and pork belly were a bit bland compared to the other offerings. Despite this, Kang's Kitchen provides an overall great experience.Additionally, their lunch menu is quite solid, featuring enticing lunch specials that are worth trying.Overall, Kang's Kitchen KBBQ is definitely worth a visit for a delicious and well-ventilated KBBQ experience!

I stopped in for a super-late lunch...and luckily, they were still serving lunch special at around 2 pm.First of all, I was very impressed with the decor and ambiance. The place had a very elegant, yet cozy vibe...and I even liked the Korean elevator music (that is, piano lounge music). Anyway, I chose their Marinated Short Rib lunch special, which came with Tofu plus Beef or Seafood Stew. As expected from all Korean restaurants, on came a slew of complimentary sides...and I especially loved how Japchae was included here! The only side that I couldn't eat was their regular Kimchi (not fully seasoned...thus very sour tasting)...however, they had these tasty squared Kimchi, so not a problem.The lunch plate had a lot of stuff on it. It even included a bread roll (??), which I found very random. I liked all the other sides that came with it...but here's the thing that just wasn't right. The main attraction of the dish, the Short Rib, was smothered down with veggies (why so much Onions??)...so I could barely see it! Huh?? I thought the presentation was a bit ruined...since the main staple was nearly hidden. I guess I would have wanted more short rib...versus all the random veggies on this plate. As for the short rib itself, it wasn't too tender...nor as marinated as I had anticipated. The lunch plate was good, but just not as great as I wanted it to be. Too much veggies and sides...not enough quality meat...and again, the presentation was just odd (see picture!)However, the Tofu-Seafood Stew was really good...and so was all the complimentary sides (minus the sour Kimchi).Service was really good. Since I came during the off hours, I didn't see any waiters...just the server and the host/manager/owner (??). Still, my foods were delivered super-quickly, and I was well attended to throughout my meal.Overall, I enjoyed checking out this relatively shiny, new restaurant...and I wouldn't mind returning to try their KBBQ. Not sure if I'd ever choose their veggie-heavy lunch platters though.

Quality of meat was excellent, wait staff was super friendly and informative, I would definitelyBring a group back here again

I tried kangs whilst passing through Duluth. I thought the customer service was Superb. Really 10/10. The food was good. I tried lunch, thus it wasn't the BBQ, I feel the BBQ would have been even more of a hit considering the cuts. I also think it's a great value for your money. For food I ordered the lunch Steak. Came with a ton of sides, & Banchan. The potatoe salad was really good. I'd definitely return & try the BBQ. The ambiance was nice, chilled, & spacious.

With so many Korean BBQ restaurants abound Duluth, Kang's Kitchen BBQ stands out with its exceptional quality and inviting atmosphere. The Beef Combo is a highlight featuring a selection of premium cuts that are juicy, tender, and packed with flavor, showcasing the restaurant's commitment to high-quality standards.Accompanying the main dishes are delightful sides that elevate the dining experience. The steamed egg is perfectly fluffy and comforting, while the japchae offers a satisfying mix of stir-fried glass noodles and vegetables with a hint of sweetness. The lovely banchan, a variety of small side dishes, provides a range of flavors and textures, making each bite exciting and balanced. The potato salad is creamy and well-seasoned, adding a refreshing touch.On top of the amazing food, the service at Kang's Kitchen BBQ is attentive and friendly, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. The combination of high-quality dishes and excellent service makes Kang's Kitchen BBQ a standout choice in Duluth's competitive Korean BBQ scene.

Newer kbbq spot that has built-in ventilation for the smoke inside the table itself instead of it being above it. The meat quality is on par with the other kbbq spots nearby and the selection is about the same. Good number of side dishes as well.Price wise is about the same I would say too especially for the combos. They do offer a somewhat affordable steak and lobster comba which I didn't get the chance to try out as I went for the all beef combo for 2 instead was was pretty good in my opinion.Good service as well and the griller does a great job of attending to you and also changing out the grills for specific types of meat.Definitely worth checking out for all you kbbq lovers out there.

Korean BBQ itch scratched from the inside out! The food just kept coming! We walked in at 6pm on a Tuesday and were sat immediately. They have smaller tables as well as large party seating in their big open, beautiful space. They also have free parking and a large open space and bar to sit at if you should so desire. The moment we sat down our table was laden with an assortment of soups, sauces, spices and other small plates to pair with our meats such as kimchi, eggs, shredded green onions etc. We also had a personal vase filled with water to pour freely into our cups. We did the unlimited which is $50 per person, but you get all of the meats in any order that you want them. Honorable metion, YOU CANNOT TAKE ANYTHING TOGO when you order unlimited... STUFFED is an understatement. I think I had to go pray, because the level of food consumed was nothing short of gluttonous. Each time a meat selection came out, our waiter was there to cook them over the flame. Even though I was too greedy to wait and would sneak a good medium temp piece off with my chopsticks, they were cooking the meat and putting it aside on a plate for us to take when it was ready and safe to eat :). The reason they are 4* and not 5* is because of the lack of explanation for what was laid out before us on the table. I had no idea what I was eating sometimes lol. But I tried everything! I also have no allergies so it really didn't bother me, but I think I annoyed the server asking what each thing was. lol like Bruh I am not Korean! You come to a soul food restaurant and I GOT YOU! lol! The server was also a little dry. He did his job though with as little interaction as possible. I feel like if you are going to be reaching over me and in my space 60% of the meal at least be a little sociable sheesh. Some people might actually prefer the be seen and not heard approach. But, everyone around us was smiling and laughing (Shrugs). At the end of the day. I'd go back and reccomend you try it. (Order the meats that are marinated or spicy is my suggestion). It seemed unfair to have this place next door to another Korean BBQ place lol just saying.