K-Town Bbq & Tofu

Only go if you are desperately craving Korean food. The best thing on the menu was the ramen. Service was actually pretty good but not the food I was expecting.

My sister and I have been searching for raw marinated crabs and we found it here! We came here on a Sunday evening and were seated immediately. The ambiance is very casual and is similar to the Korean BBQ places in other major cities, playing K Pop with dim lights. The tables and chairs were a bit sticky. Raw marinated crabs were spicy but very flavorful and is yummy with fresh rice. It was still a little frozen and would have tasted better thawed. The Jajangmyeon's noodles were cooked perfectly and I loved the texture of the noodles. It came with plenty of sauce so we mixed the rest of the Japchae noodles with it. The Japchae was ok by itself, but delicious when mixed with the Jajangmyeon! This was my first time trying the Army stew. It had spam, sausages, rice cakes, tofu, cheese and noodles. For such a huge pot, I wish that it came with more noodles. The tofu was very soft and this stew is perfect for a rainy or cold day.

The service was amazing. The owner was very personable, he guided us through the menu and had drinks with us. We will come back.

This was a last minute decision to go get dinner with my family. Steamed eggs, beef bulgogi, and chicken wings were the best on the menu. We would ordered meats and would wait for almost 20 minutes, we understand short staff but then we would order more and it didn't come out because it went to a different table due to miscommunication. Then my server proceeded to say "I didn't charge you for the meat you didn't finish" we never got the meat!!! Other server was taking shots of soju with customers on shift. It's not a fast pace spot and it wasn't busy. Then there was 20% surcharge for more than 5 people in a group; in actually "the computer" charged 22%!!! Check your bills. And unexplained "taxes" that the server couldn't even tell me what they were.

I've always seen this restaurant on my way in and out from the Hong Kong Market, but we never tried it until recently. It's located in the same building as the Market, so it's really convenient if you're already planning to go shopping there.The items on the menu are neither cheap nor expensive. It's pricier than area Chinese places, but that's to be expected for Korean food. I would say it's averagely priced for Korean cuisine.We tried their:*Bibimbap ($15) - This was my favorite out of the dishes we tried. It was yum! Lots of veggies, toppings, a fried egg, and a good bit of meat. We got pork, and it was well-seasoned with no fatty pieces. I didn't love the sauce it came with, so I ate this with some soy sauce and it was delish! The portion for this is generous, but it's a lighter dish with plenty of veggies, so you wont feel gross even if you finish the whole thing!*Beef Bulgogi ($20) - The flavoring for this dish is on the sweeter side, so my boyfriend wouldn't enjoy it, but I liked it. However, the beef was a little dry, and I wished it had more sauce on it. The cuts of meat were fair quality - there were definitely some fatty pieces I did not eat, but overall decent cuts! This dish came with so much food, you could eat just half the portion and be full for lunch.*Kimchi fried rice ($14) - This was also pretty good! Seasoned and cooked well, it wasn't very spicy either. However, the pieces of meat in it (ham? sausage?) were so tiny! I wished they were a bit bigger, so I could taste it better. I think they could have given you more for this price since it's just rice and a tiny amount of meat, but it tasted good though.*Grilled Mackerel ($20) - I liked this, but the fish was definitely fried instead of grilled. Because it was fried, a lot of the bonier parts had become crispy and delicious, but it wasn't as advertised, and I was disappointed. Also, it comes with nothing on the side (no rice, no side, no pickles, etc.) This is literally just a whole fish they deep fried and put on a plate. To be fair, it didn't say on the menu that it would come with anything, but I didn't think it would be one fish by itself since I'm at a restaurant.

ROACHES ON/UNDER TABLE (see pic attached) - - after having lunch and paying our bill, we see roaches! One going up the table another underneath. Meat was decent, the sides tasted off & old just not fresh at all. The corn cheese had a weird metallic taste, maybe from container they give it to you in for cooking. The best thing we tasted was the steamed egg, but after seeing the roaches - I wish we had not eaten there! our servers were good however. It is definitely not worth the 230$ bill for a family of 5. They also add automatic gratuities and an insane service fee that we were unaware of (see pic of receipt) - AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COST!

The service was great. The kid was super swamped and still did the thang. But the food was so mid. I had high hopes since there are so few Korean places in town. The galbitang meat wasn't tender and the soup didn't have a complex flavor profile. The wings were really good though. The bulgogi was fine but it wasn't solid.

We've known about this place for a few months now but finally decided to give it a try today... and as much as I try not to give anyone or any restaurant a low score, I can't give this place anything higher than a 3.Service was great, they use a button system that lets staff know if we need assistance and the staff was very attentive. So there's no fault there.The food was okay; it wasn't bad but also not extraordinarily good either. This place could've been a decent KBBQ on the westbank, but the price to quantity drops the score. $32 for about 6-8 pieces of Galbi & Tofu Soup, really steep IMO.

First time trying the ayce bbq, most of the meat was pretty tasty but the side dishes are pretty bad and not too fresh. Salad was terrible. Also they are pretty stingy about the meats that you can only order twice like the galbi, they only gave out 2 small strips at a time when there's 5 of us eating. They also didn't even have ribeye steak when we paid extra for that part of the deal. I still enjoyed my meal overall just hope they can improve the side dishes.There's also a 20% tip automatically added when there's 5 or more party even though the menu is posted for 18% and they also automatically charge a service fee on top but I don't know why cause you have to go get your own sides and rice

The restaurant is highly recommended, they have so many traditional Korean dishes and service is best here in all New Orleans! We love to go here, the environment is clean as well.