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| Thursday | 5 PM–2 AM |
| Friday | 5 PM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 5 PM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 5 PM–2 AM |
| Monday | 5 PM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 5 PM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 5 PM–2 AM |
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Address: 1017 E Trinity Mls Rd Apt 120, Carrollton, TX 75007
Phone: (469) 900-8333
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AYCE BEEF RIBS AND SKEWERS?? Sign me up!
First off, I’d like to say this place is expensive for an AYCE KBBQ. We went as a party of six, and the total (including automatic gratuity) came out to around $65 per person. Of course, we ate a lot of food, but just be aware of the price, since most other places in the area are around $40–50. There are multiple tiers, so if you’re looking for a basic KBBQ experience, it’s about $40, but that doesn’t include LA galbi, which is surprising.
The basic meats like pork belly and bulgogi were okay, but we mainly came for the beef ribs and skewers, and that’s what we focused on. The skewers were our favorites! This is the only place in DFW I know that serves AYCE skewers, which is why we had to check it out. I loved the lamb and beef skewers; the meat quality was great, and the seasoning was perfect. It takes about 15 minutes for them to come out, so definitely order them as soon as you sit down. Each order comes with three skewers (not five), so if you want nine lamb skewers, make sure to order three servings.
The beef ribs are the most expensive item on the menu at $49 each à la carte, so that’s what we focused on with our A+B+C combo. The meat was SO GOOD— juicy, tender, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Since the ribs are big, they take about 10-15 minutes to cook on the grill, so I recommend starting off with a steak or something faster to cook while you wait.
I like that they include spicy cold noodles, because I love pairing noodles with my meat. It’s free with the big combo or an extra $3.99 for the A+B tier; not bad at all, especially since some other places don’t even offer cold noodles. That alone made the meal worth it for me. There are other noodle dishes included for free in the $50 combo, but none of us wanted to fill up on carbs, so we focused mainly on the meat.
The hot food bar was surprisingly good too. I really liked the egg fried rice; it tasted just like how my mom used to make it. The food wasn’t refilled quickly, but since the restaurant wasn’t too busy, it was fine. It does make me wonder if some items had been sitting out for a while, though, since they open at 5 PM.
One thing they could improve on is offering more side dishes like corn cheese and steamed egg. FYI: Kimchi and lettuce are an EXTRA $4.99 per plate?! This is the first time I’ve ever seen a Korean restaurant charge for kimchi, especially an AYCE KBBQ spot. My Korean friends were not impressed and said they wouldn’t come back, especially since Moodaepo includes everything.
Overall, I enjoyed my meal, but I can’t say the same for my friends. They weren’t happy about the extra charge for kimchi and lettuce (we opted out from it), and the only sides we got were radishes, so the spread wasn’t as generous as most KBBQ places. I’d definitely go back for the beef ribs and skewers, though, since those really hit the spot. It’s a good place for celebrations like birthdays, but most tables only seat four, so I wouldn’t recommend bringing a big group. There are two long tables in the middle that can seat about eight people, but that’s pretty much it.
The service was great though. We came for a birthday party, and I called ahead to ask if I could bring an ice cream cake. They said yes and stored it in their freezer until after our meal. It was pouring outside, so we stayed a bit longer until the rain calmed down, but all the staff were super friendly and accommodating. There was a weird fire hazard situation mid-meal that we had to switch table, so I thought that was unusual, but everyone still had a good time so it’s chill.
… moreFirst off, I’d like to say this place is expensive for an AYCE KBBQ. We went as a party of six, and the total (including automatic gratuity) came out to around $65 per person. Of course, we ate a lot of food, but just be aware of the price, since most other places in the area are around $40–50. There are multiple tiers, so if you’re looking for a basic KBBQ experience, it’s about $40, but that doesn’t include LA galbi, which is surprising.
The basic meats like pork belly and bulgogi were okay, but we mainly came for the beef ribs and skewers, and that’s what we focused on. The skewers were our favorites! This is the only place in DFW I know that serves AYCE skewers, which is why we had to check it out. I loved the lamb and beef skewers; the meat quality was great, and the seasoning was perfect. It takes about 15 minutes for them to come out, so definitely order them as soon as you sit down. Each order comes with three skewers (not five), so if you want nine lamb skewers, make sure to order three servings.
The beef ribs are the most expensive item on the menu at $49 each à la carte, so that’s what we focused on with our A+B+C combo. The meat was SO GOOD— juicy, tender, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Since the ribs are big, they take about 10-15 minutes to cook on the grill, so I recommend starting off with a steak or something faster to cook while you wait.
I like that they include spicy cold noodles, because I love pairing noodles with my meat. It’s free with the big combo or an extra $3.99 for the A+B tier; not bad at all, especially since some other places don’t even offer cold noodles. That alone made the meal worth it for me. There are other noodle dishes included for free in the $50 combo, but none of us wanted to fill up on carbs, so we focused mainly on the meat.
The hot food bar was surprisingly good too. I really liked the egg fried rice; it tasted just like how my mom used to make it. The food wasn’t refilled quickly, but since the restaurant wasn’t too busy, it was fine. It does make me wonder if some items had been sitting out for a while, though, since they open at 5 PM.
One thing they could improve on is offering more side dishes like corn cheese and steamed egg. FYI: Kimchi and lettuce are an EXTRA $4.99 per plate?! This is the first time I’ve ever seen a Korean restaurant charge for kimchi, especially an AYCE KBBQ spot. My Korean friends were not impressed and said they wouldn’t come back, especially since Moodaepo includes everything.
Overall, I enjoyed my meal, but I can’t say the same for my friends. They weren’t happy about the extra charge for kimchi and lettuce (we opted out from it), and the only sides we got were radishes, so the spread wasn’t as generous as most KBBQ places. I’d definitely go back for the beef ribs and skewers, though, since those really hit the spot. It’s a good place for celebrations like birthdays, but most tables only seat four, so I wouldn’t recommend bringing a big group. There are two long tables in the middle that can seat about eight people, but that’s pretty much it.
The service was great though. We came for a birthday party, and I called ahead to ask if I could bring an ice cream cake. They said yes and stored it in their freezer until after our meal. It was pouring outside, so we stayed a bit longer until the rain calmed down, but all the staff were super friendly and accommodating. There was a weird fire hazard situation mid-meal that we had to switch table, so I thought that was unusual, but everyone still had a good time so it’s chill.
Leticia rodriguez
Please please please, just try somewhere else! The food was so awful I was sick with 2-3 hours of leaving this place. On top of the bad food it was INSANELY overpriced. You can go to so many better places, spend a fraction of the cost and not spend your night in pain. Side note, we did the all you can eat, and still had to pay $4.99 for a side of Kimchi. Overall for 2 people we spent $200
… moreKevin Wong
Beef ribs is great but tbh I wouldn’t get it again for the price. Just stick with the skewer tier probably. It was good but no kimchi and a lack of side dishes is crazy
… moreHailey
Food was so good! Good quality foods and good service. Would come back here for all you can eat!
… moreYoonsoo Nam
Such an amazing ALL YOU CAN EAT including premium short ribs in Dallas! Truly impressive flavor. The quality of the meat is outstanding for the price—highly recommended! The lamb skewers are top-notch, too!
… moreMary Grace King
Such a great experience!! My boyfriend and I went for all you can eat and the meat quality was fantastic. We didn’t get the chance to try a lot of the soup/rice dishes included (so much variety) but what we did try was delicious! The staff was also so friendly, they kept our side dishes filled and made sure we had plenty of meat/skewers. Can’t wait to come back and try more of their options!!
… morenicole hosh
I’m so impressed with this place—it’s like a whole new adventure in food! Everything was amazing, but the marinated pork short rib and pork jowl were the real standouts. If you’re in the mood for hot noodles, the Korean banquet noodles are perfect. But don’t worry, they’ve got plenty of cold options too. Shoutout to our server, Youna, who really made the experience even better. It was our first time, and she helped us pick the best dishes. Highly recommend!
… moreR. G. Candan
Bad.
One of the most expensive KBBQ restaurants in the area. The meat selection is quite limited and only had a couple of beef options (we chose menu A+B, which was $40 per person). Any good beef options required the $50 per person option. They gave 2 banchan, and the portions were very small (places like Woo Me Ok give you 7 side dishes and only charge $29).
We enjoyed the skewers, which were cooked in the kitchen, until we got a lamb skewer that tasted foul, and I am a big fan of lamb.
The hot bar was definitely an afterthought. Food was not actually hot and most items had formed a film over them, meaning they hadn’t been touched in a long time. Drinks were canned. No refills. $3 per can.
Service was mostly good. There were only two girls running the restaurant, and that’s why they rarely checked on us.
Personally, I would not come back. There are better places for a lower price.
… moreOne of the most expensive KBBQ restaurants in the area. The meat selection is quite limited and only had a couple of beef options (we chose menu A+B, which was $40 per person). Any good beef options required the $50 per person option. They gave 2 banchan, and the portions were very small (places like Woo Me Ok give you 7 side dishes and only charge $29).
We enjoyed the skewers, which were cooked in the kitchen, until we got a lamb skewer that tasted foul, and I am a big fan of lamb.
The hot bar was definitely an afterthought. Food was not actually hot and most items had formed a film over them, meaning they hadn’t been touched in a long time. Drinks were canned. No refills. $3 per can.
Service was mostly good. There were only two girls running the restaurant, and that’s why they rarely checked on us.
Personally, I would not come back. There are better places for a lower price.
Jiajia Ni
After a long hiatus from indulging in Korean BBQ, I finally had the chance to visit this hidden gem opened late at night. It wasn’t super busy , so we’re seated right away and I like how they have a button to press to call over the serve. The service was so nice and fast, very tasty food. The tender, perfectly grilled meats, coupled with the array of flavorful side dishes, Each bite was a symphony of flavors … Undoubtedly, this establishment boasts the finest Korean BBQ in the area, leaving me eagerly anticipating my next visit.
… moreAngel Garcia
This is one of our favorite places to go when we want to just enjoy the night. They have karaoke night, which is super fun. The menu is extensive and amazing. They have all you can eat Korean bbq, skewers that rotate right in front of you(our favorite part), soups and so much more. If you are looking to try something new or enjoy a night out this is the place to be. Service is here is amazing and the servers are tentative. There was always someone available anytime we needed anything. Our server was named John and he was the absolute sweetest. He made sure that we were always taken care of no matter how small it seemed. Our water cups were never empty and we always got exactly what we needed.
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