All you can eat, cook it yourself, Korean BBQ buffet. Pile all the raw meat you can onto your plate and take it back to your table and BBQ away. They have food of the cooked variety as well but nothing really noteworthy. I’d stick with the meat.

If you crave frozen yogurt after the meal, they sort of hide the machine behind the counter where the soft drinks are. So you’ll have to ask whoever’s working at the counter.

if you’re a ravenous meat eater, then definitely consider eating at palace bbq buffet. it’s a great place to go with a big group of friends who enjoy their meat. they have all kinds of meats – marinated chicken, marinated beef, spicy pork – the choices are endless. just know that you’ll have to cook your own meat and you’ll come out smelling of bbq!

Meat! You don’t come here if you’re a vegetarian. You do come here if you want to gorge yourself on an endless supply of tasty meat, cooked just the way you like it because you cook it at your own table. As soon as you set foot in the place you will smell the cooking meat; if that thought makes you salivate, then you want to try this place.

It’s 20 something dollars for all you can eat, so it’s fairly pricey. This is an asian buffet place, so I’m not even gonna bother with atmosphere or service, yadda yadda, but is definitely a good variety of tasty meats to grill up (you handle the grilling yourself on your table). It’s pretty fun and would be great for a group of friends, it’s just that high price that’s so darn annoying.

Quite pricey for dinner. Much more reasonable for lunch, but this is quite possibly the best all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ Buffet in town. They have a variety of meats including Korean short ribs (galbi), chicken, pork, beef. You probably want to eat a light lunch, and be prepared smell like bbq for the rest of the evening. Definitely worth the visit on special occasions!

Korean BBQ buffet is unheard to me so it was a definite must go when my friends were here. And for the price $15.99 best bang for your buck, i thought.

So they are very particular when you arrive. If you arrive to close to the end of the buffet time they won’t serve you. So get there well ahead of closing time. We ended up having to go twice because of this.

All kinds of meat and seafood at the counter ready for you to grill at your table. Beef ribs, pork belly, squid, beef tripe. I would not get the beef tripe again. It didn’t taste all that clean to me, and I’m usually a big fan of beef tripe. Also, I would pass on the squid and just stick with the meat.

The panchan wasn’t bad according to my korean friends and they’re tough critics. I personally like the spicy pickled radishes there because they were the kind that had been pickling for a while.

The buffet line also included fruit, cold noodles, various soups, rice, and my favorite dessert after korean bbq, sweet rice soup. It is so refreshing after such a heavy meal and a definite must have.

Overall, service wasn’t bad which we had been warned it could be bad. Don’t know if that was because I had koreans at my table. I would definitely go again.

This place is absolutely worth it during lunch time. They have lots of marinated raw meat waiting for you to cook. A great selection of cooked food.