Seoul Jung Korean BBQ

If you're looking for a delicious Korean BBQ spot in Dublin. This is the place for you. We were in Dublin area and found this spot. Perfect timing since my kids were in the mood for Korean bbq. There are so many Kbbq spots in South Bay, and we rarely go to East bay for anything specific. However, my friend recommended my this place. The menu that caught my attention was the The Ultimate Menu $39.99/pp that comes with so many dishes along with the meat. Even the selection of the meat itself was a lot for family of four. My favorite was the King Kalbi Jjim. The marinated meat grilled with onions and green onions makes it even more delicious. The selection of the meat was supreme. They don't smell weird (trust me, after going to so many kbbq places, I know which place has a weird meat smell). The side dishes that we get beside the banchan are rice with seaweed, toppoki, steamed egg, and ramen. Definitely coming back to this place whenever we are craving for kbbq in East Bay!

This was probably the first time I've been to a Korean BBQ place where I enjoyed the side dishes more than the main courses.My favorite was the kimchi fried rice--so good! And please, please get the steamed egg. That one was a 10/10. (The only one I'll give for this place)As for the meat, it was frozen, and the quality didn't have that wow factor.The price jump between the lunch and dinner menu is insane, and the options available for both menus.The place itself had a cute, fun aesthetic, and I liked that the menu was posted on the side of the tables for easy access. However, the hygiene was a bit questionable--it didn't look squeaky clean. Floors and tables were sticky.Service-wise... not great. Our server wasn't friendly at all--gave off serious "I don't want to be here" vibes, which was kind of off-putting.Overall, an okay experience. I'd go again if I had no other options and was really craving KBBQ, but if I had a choice, I'd try somewhere else first.

We went here for lunch. There was a smaller menu than the dinner menu or the ultimate menu, but the price was lower, too, because it was lunch. We were seated and asked for our order for our first five items right away. The sides were brought while we waited. We were asked to order our next five items as soon as we got the QR code. Our grill was changed twice while we were there. They were very attentive. I didn't feel rushed through the process nor did I feel ignored.

Came here for our sisters bday and we had so much fun! Everyone was so nice! Food was a lot but so delish!! Will come back again!

We were heading home from a celebration and starving. We didn't want fast food so we found this place and tried it out. We had no reservation but were seated right away. It's all you can eat place with 2 set prices. We decided to just go with the premium one. We ordered several items from our server and off he went. The meats came first and after nothing. No rice or appetizers. We waited a long time. We had to order like 3 times before any of it came. It wasn't that busy either. TO top it off. I saw some black soot dripping from the exhaust and landing on out frying pan. It was disgusting. I told the other lady and she felt inside the vacuum and grease and liquid was all over her hand. She apologized but did nothing but that. We used only the sides of the pan and not the middle where the substance was dripping. The meats were not that bad at this place but a little fatty in the cuts. We tried , steak, pork belly, pork, bulgogi and brisket. The food was just ok but I probably wouldn't go back because of the poor service and not doing anything about the dripping. Plus the table and most places were a film of grease.

Came here for dinner. Got seated right away. Decent place for kbbq. My group did the premium which is about $32.99 per person, ayce. It has your typical meat such as bulgogi, short rib, beef tongue, brisket, pork belly, lamb, chicken, shrimp, and so on. They also have some side that is also part of the ayce. But If you want lettuce, it will cost an extra $1.99 per bowl of lettuce each time you order it. They do have drinks but that will cost extra as well. The staffs will change the grill for you each time the grill starts to get burnt. And if there's food on the grill, we just need to transfer it to the new grill. 4 or more people in your party, they will add 18% gratuity. Just make sure to check your receipts. In a plaza with parking which is convenient

Came here on a weeknight with two friends. We were seated right away and did not have to wait at all. Once we sat down, the banchan and the salad came really quick. We chose the Premium option versus the Ultimate option. The Ultimate option would give you three more meats to choose from.Once they took our meat order, it came out pretty quick. The bulgogi and the short ribs were my favorites out of all the meats we tried. We also ordered side items: the seaweed rice bowl (which was good), the kimchi fried rice (it was okay), the chicken karage (not my fave), the steamed egg (ok), and the potstickers (not bad).The banchan were good. Just as I expected it to be. I definitely left full.

We found the coupon in the outlet and used it for our party of eight. You can't beat AYCE Korean BBQ dinner at $18.99 per person even if the selection is limited.The restaurant is quite spacious, and exhaust seems sufficient which is important for a Korean BBQ restaurant. Service was friendly and efficient. Food arrived quickly and grill was changed as needed.We ordered Bulgogi, beef brisket, garlic chicken, and pork belly. Also got a lot of Banchan and some seaweed rice to go along with the meat. Meat quality was decent and food tasted quite good. Beef brisket was my favorite.Even without the outlet special coupon, their regular price seems reasonable. Would like to see them get more business.

Great value with the discount menu, solid service, questionable hygiene, tasty brisket and bulgogi. I came here with my brother on a Monday evening after grabbing the outlet coupon ($18.99 AYCE limited menu weekday dinner) and was seated immediately. The floor underneath us was sticky, the metal surrounding our grill was grimy (though the replaceable grill itself was clean) and gas chamber underneath literally waterlogged with what we presumed was old meat juices. The AYCE menu when ordering with the outlet discount is limited to the basics (i.e. brisket, bulgogi, pork belly, spring rolls). Honestly enough to have a good meal still, but be sure to check this beforehand. I also felt, as noted by other reviewers, that the staff did not treat us as well as other customers because we were ordering from the outlet coupon. All the above aside, it was still solid overall and a decent experience. I was craving korean barbecue and it took care of it. Would recommend coming in for the bargain but wouldn't suggest going out of your way.

The service here was excellent, lots of banchans to snack on while waiting. 10/10 would recommend for anyone to eat here