Chosun Korean BBQ 2

You're honestly going to have better meat quality at Choga or Kpot AYCE and also save quite a bit of money.Table for two, did a meat combo for 60$. It came with four types of meats and was plenty for two.Several banchan, but you could taste and just tell that they were old. Vegetables were wilted, kimchi was softer and more sour. We got rice with our meal, but the rice was dry and hard. Meat was also dry. And the quality just wasn't there. Steak was chewy. Service was also not present. I didn't have my water filled until we were presented with the check, and when my water was empty.

Fabulous fabulous. Fabulous! I didn't feel like driving to 135th St. so I found this place off of Shawnee Mission. It was unbeatable. I will definitely be back to try other menu options. The food was incredible in the space is comfortable and clean.

When we walked in Sunday evening at 530pm, the restaurant was 1/4 full, when we left it was packed!The menu can be overwhelming because you are able to create whatever experience you want. The combo specials are definitely the Path to Take! Variety of meats!! Don't be shy about asking for more rice, more sides, and or more sauces ( I did all the above ). The servers work as a team and are readily available. By the way, is spicy!Next time I'm requesting a larger plate and also ordering veggies for the Grill.If you like savory, the chicken gizzards are awesome, and are for 3-4 people. I can't handle spicy food, so I ordered no jalapenos and they were great!It's a casual environment, everything is very clean, but I wouldn't consider it fancy ( you cook your own food!

Chosun BBQ 2 is okay. I feel like Kansas City doesn't have a lot of options, so we tend to settle for Asian food that is unauthentic and really average. A year ago, I may have rated this place four stars. However, I've noticed that they've kind of gone down in quality. Take the side dishes for example. They used to have braised potatoes or fish cakes. Now all you get are "kimchi" celery sticks that no one likes, subpar kimchi, diced/marinated onions, daikon chunks, and an extremely weird hot dog "banchan." I am almost 99% sure you will get that exact set of banchan if you go. I miss places in Atlanta that serve braised lotus root, bean sprouts, and braised black beans! There are so many other kinds of kimchi and banchan! But alas, we get these options. For those that are interested in Korean BBQ, just know that you aren't getting the full experience. If you go to larger cities, you'll experience all-you-can-eat options, better banchan, and typically other sides that are included (like cheesy corn). Know that if you get the meat combos/sets, the portion of each meat is actually less than if you order each meat separately off their menu. Will I go back? I've been several times already, but I think it's time to try other places like K Pot.

Had a great time tonight with good company at Chosun 2. This is the second location in the KC area. I was told this one is the bigger of the two and more spacious. I certainly didn't feel cramped, even when I was reaching for the grill. All the starters they give you, kimchi, fish cakes....they are a yummy complimentary addition to the meal. The salad was wonderful. I probably had more than my portion of it! Our table also ordered other items including the seafood and kimchi pancakes. I ordered the Dak Bulgogi which is the marinated chicken. You grill yourself right at the table. It was tender and juicy even after being grilled. Everything had a great flavor of spices. I honestly don't think you can go wrong here! The experience is great!. Thank you to the staff for the great hospitality as well. I had a blast and will return!

This place rocks. I love eating here. Never had poor service or subpar food. If you love KBQ or want to give it a try, this is a great place. Always clean. Good friendly service. Fun music. This is my fun special night out spot!

I can't believe I never wrote a review for Chosun 2! This is hands down my favorite kbbq place to go. Everytime I have visitors from out of town this is the place we go. The service here is really good and the meats are fresh! I love the side dishes they provide and the corn cheese 10/10 the best one I've had so far in KC. My other favorite dish to get is the steamed egg soup which was recommended by one of the staff!Also, I'm a big kpop girl so while you're enjoying your food, you get to hear kpop music! What more can I ask for?! There's tables with grills if you decide to do kbbq but they also have regular tables without the grills.

Came with a large group and the KBBQ was delicious but the price point is high for what is given. We ordered the C1 for our side of the group and it was barely enough. We got to try a variety of dishes from the rice cakes to the corn to the bibimbap which are also pretty expensive. I mean for egg and corn it's around 9-10 per dish. The food overall was edible and all was consumed but you can get a better deal with KPOT or a kbbq place that offers AYCE. Our server was nice and we had a large group so she did a wonderful job making sure we had what we asked for. I think if they could make the price point make sense with how much food was provided or how much it takes to make the dish ($10 for cheese and corn is wild) I could get on board with it but definitely better to hit up an AYCE location.

Came on a Thursday night around 7:30PM and was able to be seated right away for the KBBQ.I ordered the barley tea cause can't have KBBQ without the Barley Tea. We ordered Combo #2 which came with beef ribeye, unseasoned short ribs, brisket, thinly sliced beef ribeye, pork shoulder and pork belly. The only meat that wasn't as good was the ribeye steak but everything else was good.The bonchon was yummy and the most memorable was the spicy hot dog with veggies. The hot dog reminded me of a certain Filipino food chain spaghetti iykykWith a last minute search, this place was a good find and the price was decently priced.

Aw, it doesn't really get much better than Korean bbq with friends and family, grilling some meat while sipping on some Soju. Some of my best memories have been shared over these tiny grills. This is Chosun 2, which means of course there is a Chosun 1. Both the same and offer the grill-your-own-meat experience as well as other authentic Korean dishes. We always opt for the combo dinner, in which there are multiple options depending on party size and makes it easy so you don't have to individually select what you want. The meal always starts with small side dishes called Banchan, including favorites such as kimchi and fish cakes, as well as side salad and is served with a bowl of rice. Then the real fun begins and they bring out all the meats, which you can grill yourselves if you are more experienced, or if you are newer they can cook for you. We also like to add on the seafood scallion pancake, so yummy! 5/5 stars, you just can't go wrong here. Service is attentive to diners needs, even though you do technically grill the food on your own. Great place for family, first dates, friends and large groups. Come hungry because it is a ton of food!