757 Korean BBQ

I have been going to 757 Korean BBQ for a long time and I am just now making a review to boost customers. I have noticed that not a lot of people come to this establishment anymore like it used to. I used to have troubles parking because they would be so pack beginning Friday night at 5pm. 757 Korean BBQ is one of the place I recommend to people who are new to the area. There's only few places I got to for good korean food or KBBQ. One thing about me is I LOVE KOREAN FOOD, so it is hard for me to find good quality korean food in the area that my friends and I drive all the way to NoVA to get good Korean Food. The ambiance is very traditional / modern korean. K-pop videos playing TV which I dance to while eating LOL and antique korean items by the wall are so beautiful! Their booths for KBBQ are also huge where you can fit 4-6 people and can have lots of plates on the table.Their service is also amazing! they have buttons on the side for you to press when you are ready to place your order or when you need the waiter/waitress. I have met the owner in the past as well and she was a very sweet woman and sometimes have her kids at the restaurant and they are so cute! LASTLY, 757 Korean BBQ serves really good meat quality for their BBQ and the side dishes (banchan) they serve are also on point! My favorite is their Kimchi Soup which I always get especially during sweater weather. They may not be those "all-you-can-eat" type of Korean BBQ, but I will definitely spend a lot of money just to eat a good quality meat in the area. Everything on their menu is great and have not had any issue with their food, from appetizers, to the soup, to their entrees, all the way to their alcoholic beverages, it's 1000/10! Definitely recommend trying their "THE YOGURT SHAKE". It is an alcoholic beverage with yogurt or original soju mixed with korean yogurt drink and sparkling soda. It is also serve in pouch (like caprisun) and sometimes has lights in it. Please share this information and let us help this business get more customers like they used to!

Sep 9I rank my decisions to eat somewhere again as:1 star - if someone else buys it I won't eat it, I would rather go hungry.2 star - if I'm hungry, no other options are open and someone buys it - I would consider eating it3 star - I'm ok with eating it as long as someone else pays 4 star - I will eat again and pay for it and be a semi-regular customer 5 star - I will travel for good food and pay good money and be back on a regular basis and maybe even pay for yours just so we can go

My son & grandson were visiting from Brooklyn. Their normal meal rotation includes Korean. Of course Grandma wants to please her guys.After searching my Yelp bookmarks for the folder with my grandson's name (all Korean restaurants) we started checking for spots that were still open on the holiday weekend, would deliver or were relatively close.The only choice we had was 757 Korean BBQ. They were no longer preparing orders for delivery. And my Grandson didn't want to leave the dogs to eat out. So my son picked up our order. I'm so glad this restaurant was our choice!Having an ex-DIL who is Korean, I've dined at a plethora of wonderful Korean Restaurants in New Jersey, Brooklyn & Flushing, Queens. But I've never tasted a Beef Bulgogi BBQ as awesome as the dish I had that night. Even at this moment I can still taste the perfect flavor, seasoning & ingredient quality. Eating it as takeout didn't degrade the quality in the slightest. It probably increased my experience since I like food that has slightly cooled. Perfecto!!We had five who ate that night, each with different choices. All were delighted with their choices. My rating for each is 5 stars.I'm looking forward to eating at 757 Korean BBQ in person. But.... Food served straight from the kitchen might not have cooled enough for my taste. :)

Im Korean. Born there, raised there, grew up eating primarily Korean food. This place has some of the most authentic Korean food I've had in the 757!! The restaurant is clean, decorated well, easy parking, and the owner was so sweet and kind. 10/10 recommend.

Weird parking lot, not much parking (on a Friday night) and the looks of the outside are a bit rough. Ignore that, because they definitely have authentic, delicious Korean food waiting for you on the inside.I ordered the veggie kim bap (DELICIOUS and tasted just like the kim bap in Korea that I've had) and the veggie fried rice. I asked for extra kimchi and some bulgogi sauce for the fried rice, and it was great! Next time I go, I'll be getting the vegetarian bibimbop. I'm not eating meat right now (just a temporary thing), and they had many options for my dinner. Don't hesitate to go if you're a non meat eater.I will also say the service is okay- they are short staff (as everywhere is), and you hit a button anytime you need service. We did have to hit the button three times at one point, because we weren't sure if anyone saw it or if the light stays lit up. The service was good other than that. Just be patient and enjoy the delicious food.

Pleasant Experience with Some Authentic FlavorsWe recently dined at 757 Korean BBQ in Virginia Beach and overall had a pleasant experience. While the authenticity of the location might not be spot-on, the flavors were still enjoyable.The banchan selection was diverse, featuring fresh cabbage kimchi, bean sprouts, decadent mashed potatoes, soy-marinated broccoli, radish kimchi, and cucumber kimchi. The standout was the fresh cabbage kimchi, offering a vibrant crunch and a well-balanced spiciness. The unexpected addition of mashed potatoes was a unique twist, and while not traditionally Korean, they were surprisingly delicious.The kimchi pancake was well-executed, with a good balance of crispiness and a flavorful kick from the kimchi. Japchae, a staple Korean noodle dish, showcased a commendable mix of vegetables and chewy noodles.The bulgogi bibimbap was a highlight, with tender slices of beef and a colorful array of vegetables. The piping hot stone bowl added a nice touch, creating a crispy layer of rice at the bottom. The spicy squid stir-fry with rice cakes had a satisfying kick, and the rice cakes were a delightful addition, though the overall dish leaned slightly towards being greasier than expected and there were more rice cakes than squid. The presentation was also poor. The service was okay at best. You ring a bell and the server will come. The ambiance was welcoming but the restaurant was kind of barren. The restaurant's atmosphere reflected a fusion of traditional Korean elements and modern decor, creating a comfortable dining environment.In conclusion, 757 Korean BBQ offers a pleasant dining experience with a mix of authentic and innovative flavors. While some dishes may stray slightly from traditional Korean cuisine, the overall quality and variety make it a worthwhile visit for those looking to explore Korean cuisine in Virginia Beach.

Superb service, fantastic food, fun format. Definitely a great place for dinner with friends around a hot grill. Tell Ms Kim I said hello!

The restaurant itself wasn't anything special BUT the staff was very nice! I love that they also have plants for sale. Service was also very quick. My only issue is there's only one grill in the center of the table, and you can only cook one persons food at a time. It wasn't hot enough at first either and we had to ask that it be turned to full heat. Everyone was done eating while waiting for the last person which we didn't really care for. The beef bulgogi and chicken were very good! The pork belly had no flavor at all. It didn't seem like it was marinated or seasoned in anyway. It was my first time having Korean bbq, and I think next time I will try a different place.

Great food, a lot of options. Plenty of seating and good for large groups. The service was attentive and knowledgeable.

Great food and the service was fantastic!!! I got the Galbitang and my boyfriend got the Seafood Bibimbap and it was all delicious! Servers were very kind!