“Now, while the food itself was not bad at all, the service made the whole night so uncomfortable it literally ruined our whole. The surface in general was atrocious.”
H3
5.4/10ChineseKorean
AI-generated summary
All you can eat and for around $32. People go for the price, not the cooking. The is the safer order, and the sauce bar and individual burners get called fun. Regulars describe it as the Korean Applebee's, and a few say the selection is weak.
“Now, while the food itself was not bad at all, the service made the whole night so uncomfortable it literally ruined our whole. The surface in general was atrocious.”
H3
“It’s like a Korean Applebees. Not the best but not the worst either and I hesitate to call it authentic. It’s a good value for what you get though.”
H2
“kpot- the bbq. its ayce and salad bar self serv”
H2
“[KPOT](https://maps.app.goo.gl/LthHSJmWxrmF6YJbA) ($32 - only been to the Dekalb location) is my favorite. It's a franchise and is at a good price.”
H2
“There is a decent and cheap KBBQ near there, K-Pot, which isn’t bad”
H2
“Not the best KBBQ you're ever going to eat but it's fine and the sauce bar is fun for experimenting with different flavors. The hotpot was good, kind of hard to mess up.”
H2
“Nothing too special but they're well priced ($30-40) and there's not a lot of great spots at Coney Island.”
H2
“I think kpot is kind of mid but it’s AYCE so maybe worth if you have a big appetite.”
H2
“Kpot’s great, you can get kbbq or hot pot.”
H2
“KPOT is the best favorite AYCE KBBQ in Manhattan/Brooklyn.”
H2
“Their cuts are also a nice quality, and they offer a ton of seafood and chicken in addition to beef and pork.”
H2
“Jongro, three hot pot and Kpot are all good”
H2