Popular industrial-style, high-ceilinged spot for sushi & small plates including vegetarian options.
Hours
| Friday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 1 PM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 1 PM–2 AM |
| Monday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Thursday | 4 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7311 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Phone: (323) 879-9676
Website: https://pzkbbqfairfax.toast.site/
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Reviews
Edmund Cheung
Wow! Been to a lot of Korean BBQ restaurants in LA over 20+ years. This is one of the best! Tasty bulgogi. Lots of food. Great selection of meats and side dishes. Fast service. Will definitely come back. Very reasonable.
… moreJames Thomas
We paid for the all you can eat premium KBBQ. The meat quality was very good, and our server Brian was excellent and easily the best part of the experience.
About an hour in, the owner came over and told us it was “last call”, even though there were no stated time or order limits for all you can eat. What made this worse is that after the owner said this, another server came by and asked if we wanted more meat, which made the “last call” feel intentionally misleading rather than a real policy.
At the very end of our meal, we found out that Brian had been fired, which left an even worse impression given how great his service was.
If not for the owner’s behavior and the deceptive handling of the so called last call, this would have been a 5 star experience. Because of that, I’m giving 1 star.
… moreAbout an hour in, the owner came over and told us it was “last call”, even though there were no stated time or order limits for all you can eat. What made this worse is that after the owner said this, another server came by and asked if we wanted more meat, which made the “last call” feel intentionally misleading rather than a real policy.
At the very end of our meal, we found out that Brian had been fired, which left an even worse impression given how great his service was.
If not for the owner’s behavior and the deceptive handling of the so called last call, this would have been a 5 star experience. Because of that, I’m giving 1 star.
Nilu F
I come here at least twice a week for the spicy beef belly and marinated beef belly. Highly recommend. Service is 10/10 every time. Location is great if you live far from ktown. They also have valet.
… moreKelsey Montgomery
10/10 place! Trust me I have had Korean food all around the world and even in Korea! This place was delicious and perfectly priced. It’s all you can eat! If you are a solo person like me, do not let that defeat you! You just have to spend 40 bucks which is easy when buying a drink and the all you can eat. Call and make a reservation too!! Highly recommend if you are in this area!!
… moreT.Y.
Food was decent, but I waited to order more food for 20 minutes with nobody looking at me, then they told us our time was up.
I’m Korean and have been to more kbbqs than you could count. I’ve never experienced where they just leave you hanging and don’t give you a last call.
Our waiter was good till we asked about a last call and why nobody was talking to us for the last half hour. He immediately got so visibly upset, letting out frustration and a big sigh, and ran to the manager to tell him we were complaining about time. Mind half our party is Korean, so we can understand them.
The manager then did come up to us and apologize and offer to let us order another round, but by then, we had to wait half an hour with apparently time up and nobody giving us a check. So we paid and tipped well cause until the end the service was good and called it a day.
I will say the manager did try to remediate the situation, which I did appreciate, but the end behavior of the wait staff was extremely alarming and inexperienced behavior, souring the entire experience. Sad to see it coming from your own people.
… moreI’m Korean and have been to more kbbqs than you could count. I’ve never experienced where they just leave you hanging and don’t give you a last call.
Our waiter was good till we asked about a last call and why nobody was talking to us for the last half hour. He immediately got so visibly upset, letting out frustration and a big sigh, and ran to the manager to tell him we were complaining about time. Mind half our party is Korean, so we can understand them.
The manager then did come up to us and apologize and offer to let us order another round, but by then, we had to wait half an hour with apparently time up and nobody giving us a check. So we paid and tipped well cause until the end the service was good and called it a day.
I will say the manager did try to remediate the situation, which I did appreciate, but the end behavior of the wait staff was extremely alarming and inexperienced behavior, souring the entire experience. Sad to see it coming from your own people.
Cindy Chu
Finally got to try out PZK Korean BBQ, and it was really delicious. Banchan selection was generous and really yummy, their kimchi was so good! Along with combo options and ordering off the menu by item, there was also a worthwhile all you can eat option which my fiancé and I opted for. We tried the marinated short rib, bulgogi (got it twice), x-girlfriend, thin pork belly, and x-boyfriend. The marinades were subtle, the spice level for the x-boyfriend was very subtle, and the dipping sauce was excellent. They also serve alcohol so we partook of some soju. Ethan helped cook some of the meat at our table, he was one of the owners and very friendly.
We’re super excited to have a kbbq option closer to the WeHo area with both per item ordering as well as AYCE options, and will make it a regular stop.
Each table had its own vent overhead, but tables look like they only seat up to 4, so not sure if you’d have to split up if you’ve got a larger group. They’ve only been open for a few months and I hope they can stay in business, I was happy to support them and will be recommending them to friends.
For parking, they share a valet with Angelini Osteria but if you can park a couple blocks north in the neighborhood you may be able to find free residential parking, or meters along Beverly.
… moreWe’re super excited to have a kbbq option closer to the WeHo area with both per item ordering as well as AYCE options, and will make it a regular stop.
Each table had its own vent overhead, but tables look like they only seat up to 4, so not sure if you’d have to split up if you’ve got a larger group. They’ve only been open for a few months and I hope they can stay in business, I was happy to support them and will be recommending them to friends.
For parking, they share a valet with Angelini Osteria but if you can park a couple blocks north in the neighborhood you may be able to find free residential parking, or meters along Beverly.
Tommy
Turned away for being a solo diner. This normally wouldn’t be an issue if they had told me immediately instead of after I had waited an hour to get in.
They use paper for the waitlist rather than an automated system that wouldn’t have made this an issue. Would not recommend walking around while waiting since they will call for the name and there seems to be no other way to contact people on the waitlist.
… moreThey use paper for the waitlist rather than an automated system that wouldn’t have made this an issue. Would not recommend walking around while waiting since they will call for the name and there seems to be no other way to contact people on the waitlist.
Kimmia Salgado
Great local spot. Delicious bulgogi and banchan. Very attentive service and I’ve never had to wait for a spot
… moreErin Kang
If you’re ever visiting LA, this Korean BBQ restaurant is a must! As soon as you walk in, you’re greeted with warm welcomes by the workers. There was a variety of legit Korean side dishes (banchan) which were delicious. The best part of all was the meat! It was so fresh and tender, it’s probably the most tastiest meat I’ve ever had! The mood of the restaurant was also very chill with the music and LED lights. I’m definitely revisiting this place with friends and family when I come back to LA.
… moreMichael Keonavong
PZK BBQ is a neighborhood all you can eat Korean bbq newly in the neighborhood, it used to be an all you can eat sushi place but the bbq blows that out the water, since it’s korean owned, they wanted to share their way of kbbq! I appreciate this spot cause it’s a hidden gem in the lovely West Hollywood neighborhood. They offer valet and or you can park nearby on the streets! Menu is wide and has some variety you can get meats a La carte or do their advertised all you can eat which I recommend, more bang for your buck!
Staff was friendly and courteous on downtime if they have time they can cook the meats for you but it’s also an experience as well to cook it yourself to whichever your choice.
They offer soju and beers and wines, good selections and sodas.
So if you have cravings for some kbbq come thru to pzk bbq, you won’t regret it bring some friends and enjoy! Definitely will be back!
… moreStaff was friendly and courteous on downtime if they have time they can cook the meats for you but it’s also an experience as well to cook it yourself to whichever your choice.
They offer soju and beers and wines, good selections and sodas.
So if you have cravings for some kbbq come thru to pzk bbq, you won’t regret it bring some friends and enjoy! Definitely will be back!