Won Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

wonderful experience! After a short wait to be seated on a very busy Saturday night, our server came and explained that we were.about to enjoy all we cared to eat of Hotpot and/ or Korean BBQ. We tried a combination of both, and the only downside was filling up before we were able to sample everything we wanted to try. We never had to wait for a drink refill or our next sampling of the vast and delicious menu.If you you want to try something new and fun for a date night, or have a great night out with family and/ or friends, this place is an excellent choice!

Came here on a cold night and of course everyone had the same idea - the place was packed! We had to wait about 40 minutes for 2 people. Note that the waiting area can be really cold due to the draft from the door, so wear something warm if it's cold out!We opted for the hot pot, which is $35 per person. First you choose the soup base and then order as many ingredients as you want! I had the healthy herbal soup and the wife had the sichuan soup - both were delicious. We tried all the beef and our favorite were the beef belly and the beef tongue. You wouldn't think shumai belong in a hot pot, but that was surprisingly really good. I was surprised they had wild yam as well. I'm not entirely sure why it's called a yam, but it's not your normal yam! It has been used in medicine for centuries and it's slippery like an okra.Oh and the kimchi and cucumbers from the salad bar had great flavors. The crawfish were pretty awesome too.Overall, not the best hot top I've had but pretty decent. The service was pretty great and we will be back to try the KBBQ!

Decent selection for AYCE kbbq or hotpot. Service is quick and friendly. Cool little robot that helps deliver food to your table too! You get your own bowl of broth for hotpot and the kbbq is 1 grill per table. The team's will gather and sing hbd w.a little slice of cake for your birthday!

Tried this for the first time and I loved it. The waitress was very attentive and helpful and answered questions and let me try two different broths before I picked which one I wanted. It really is all you can eat and they have a bar with the best seaweed salad and fruit along with other things and you can make your own sauce to dip your things in. We did the lunch, which means there were some proteins you could not get for the grill, but we still felt like we got everything we wanted. It was all very good and fresh. The bathrooms were very clean which for me is a big thing because it's a sign of how clean the restaurant really is and I will be back.

Tulsa has been missing hotpot so we decided to check this place out that took over the old Hibachi Chinese restaurant. Plenty of parking and it's pretty clean inside. We were seated immediately on a Saturday evening. Our waiter came by and was attentive for the most part. The only downfall of this place is that everything is brought out to you, that includes all meats and veggies. For a party of 5, we put in an order for 4 beef bellies and they brought out what was really one order and we had to keep ordering because it was hard to eat with the meat portioning that they were serving. Their selection of noodles and veggies is okay, lacking a bit but not a deal breaker.The only thing you have access to is sauces and fruits, other than that, everything is brought out by your waiter. Not enough to knock off a star but it's not efficient but the broth was good and tastier than most hotpot's and I enjoyed my time there. I would definitely come back since the hotpot scene in Tulsa is finally ramping up.

Lost around $56 for a dinner, yet came out feeling like I have WON. You know why? Because every penny was worth it at this all-you-can eat Korean BBQ and hot pot. There are not many options for this type of do-it-yourself hot pot and grill in Tulsa. Prior to Won, I only know of 100 C Grill and Hot Pot and Mr. Kim's in downtown (*Mr. Kim only has grill). Won is the newest addition which I am openly welcoming.Won has this robot that goes around to bring food to your table, very reminiscent of another hot pot franchise, HaidiLao. The restaurant is surprisingly quite large, new, and spacious. The environment makes you feel special and that you are dining for a "somewhat" special occasion. For me, the hot pot was better than the grill. There were more items available to choose for your hot pot, both meats and vegetables. The available meats and vegetables for the grill were very limited in comparison. Some of the meats for the grill were marinated but they were kind of either "hits" or "misses." Luckily, you could make your own sauce which I ended up doing for both the hot pot and grill. I also liked the dessert bar which had some fruits, kim chi, and tapioca soup. This was included in the buffet package. Hot pot or BBQ was $31.99, and hot pot and grill was $36.99, average price for this type food. If you have never been to a do-it-yourself hot pot or grill, I would highly recommend to give Won a try. The first time may be intimidating but once you got the hang of things, you will be cooking like a pro. As a side note, the only thing I didn't like about Won was the lack of legs room of their booths. OMG, so constricted.

Hey there, fellow foodies! Prepare yourselves for a mouthwatering adventure because I've just discovered the ultimate playground for carnivores at Won Korean BBQ and Hot Pot! As soon as I entered this meat lover's paradise, the tantalizing aroma of sizzling goodness hit me like a slap in the face (in a good way, of course!). The ambiance was vibrant and energetic, with the sound of laughter and the clinking of grilling utensils creating a symphony of meaty delight.The real fun begins when you take matters into your own hands (literally). Armed with tongs and a heart full of ambition, I took charge of the grill like a caveman who just discovered fire. There's something oddly satisfying about grilling your own meat - it's like playing chef and getting away with it! Plus, it's a great way to bond with friends as you compete to see who can cook the perfect piece of meat without burning down the place.Oh, did I mention the endless array of side dishes? They're like little tasty soldiers surrounding your grill, ready to complement your meaty conquests. From kimchi to pickled vegetables and everything in between, these little bites of heaven add an explosion of flavors to your already epic meal.Service was top notch. Angel helped us out and she knew when to offer advice on how long to cook something. We also enjoyed the virtual koi fish pond as you enter. What a fun experience!

We loved this place. I have only done a hot pot one other time, and the experience was ok. It was not like this one, where here it is clean, modern, and hip. I wanted to make sure I got the full experience so I wanted the extra $5 hot pot experience (added to the lunchtime price of $21.99). There are a variety of hot pot soups for your meats, seafood, and veggies, many choices of what you want in your pot.All I have to say is, it was fun! My friend and I felt the meal was rather healthy, AND delicious! My hot pot was a little on the spicier side (Tom kha), so maybe I'll do some other soup next time. We talked the afternoon away after trying several new twists to put on the grill and in our individual hot pots. The servers were so friendly and on top of things. They will replace the grill after a while. Definitely we are coming back. We loved it!

Well, we joined the hype and tried this on a fairly busy Friday night. We waited about 30 minutes for a table for 4. It is fairly straightforward - all you can eat Korean bbq or Hot Pot. $31.99 for either or $36.99 for both. The menu selection of meats and veggies were fairly standard for these types of restaurants. We have been to a few, including Vegas and New York. The server was very helpful and did a great job - she gets 5 stars on her own. Our robot, "Bella", was fun as Bella delivered our initial order. They use the robots (there are 2) during busy times - per our server. You select various meats and veggies - it's a bit of a do it yourself as you mark a sheet a paper. They limit you to 5 items per person - which makes sense as you have a finite amount of grill space. Remember, you can order more. Meats included short rib, ribeye steak, thin sliced brisket, pork belly, thin sliced lamb, various chicken options, plus some fish. Veggies were abundant from mushrooms, onions, potatoes, garlic, and so much more. Hot pot selections were similar but largely thinly sliced meats meant to cook quickly in your hot soup/broth. Noodles such as ramen and vermicelli were also available - along with many veggies. They have a condiment bar with kimchi, edamame, seaweed salad, and a make your own sauce bar too. (Soy, garlic, chili oil, ponzu, peanut sauce, oyster sauce, scallions, etc )You cook the food yourself on your grill - tongs and scissors help you handle things. If you've never done this, you should ask for some help on how long to cook certain items, especially chicken. Why 2 stars? Meat, while plentiful, was generally lower quality. The best cuts were short rib and the thin sliced Kobe for hot pot. Pork was super fatty - and I like fatty, but this was too much. It aligns with the concept, but I'd rather pay a bit more for less food and better quality. Again, the selections align with pricing and AYCE concept. Veggies were okay - potatoes and mushrooms were liked by our group. They disclose you will be charged $13.99 a pound for meat you do not finish. You have a 2 hour time limit as well. We were in and out in 1 hour and made a full first order and just 3 items past that. If you're a fan of AYCE with a lower priority on quality, this will be great - it is just not my preference. Service was good, and getting the check and paying was expedient. Nothing burns me more than taking forever to pay and leave! ***pic are tinted due to lighting

I went with three of my friends for the first time and it was a good experience. Got the sichuan spicy hotpot and the base was delicious as was all the ingredients we ordered.I ordered bok choy, assorted mushrooms, some meats and did about three rounds. All in all, great amount of food for the price!Not a fan of the robot though but it's not a big deal.