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At KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot, we blend the rich culinary traditions of Korean BBQ and Hot Pot into an unforgettable experiential dining experience. Whether you’re gathering with family, catching up with friends, or celebrating a special occasion, our restaurant offers something for everyone—delicious food, a fun atmosphere, and a hands-on, all-you-can-eat dining adventure unlike any other. Last seating is an hour before closing.
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Address: 7001 Phoenix Ave, Fort Smith, AR 72903
Phone: (479) 551-0800
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Andi
I went here with a friend today (February 21, 2026). She had been to a Korean Barbeque/ hot pot restaurant before, but this was my first time. Our server, Brianna, was INCREDIBLE! Sweet and sassy, and SO funny! She made the entire experience enjoyable. I will definitely ask for her if/ when I go back, and recommend her to friends I send there.
The food was also incredible. We did the combo hot pot and grill and both included the sauce bar. You can order as much as you want for the price of the setup you get (either the grill or soup). You do cook your own food, but the experience is truly one to have. I got the Korean seafood base, which was rather fishy, while my friend got the miso. The add ins for the soup were really good! Vegetables and meats.
… moreThe food was also incredible. We did the combo hot pot and grill and both included the sauce bar. You can order as much as you want for the price of the setup you get (either the grill or soup). You do cook your own food, but the experience is truly one to have. I got the Korean seafood base, which was rather fishy, while my friend got the miso. The add ins for the soup were really good! Vegetables and meats.
Dylan Titus
Beginner Friendly Korean BBQ
These folks really know how to make your feel welcome. Everyone had good recommendations and was very friendly. Drinks at the bar while waiting for your table is a must. Garlic Pork Belly and Beef Bulgogi are must orders. Sauce buffet and other side available. $100 for a nice dinner for 2.
… moreThese folks really know how to make your feel welcome. Everyone had good recommendations and was very friendly. Drinks at the bar while waiting for your table is a must. Garlic Pork Belly and Beef Bulgogi are must orders. Sauce buffet and other side available. $100 for a nice dinner for 2.
Vincent “Concordia” White
First time trying this restaurant and I loved it. Price is steep for four people but oh so worth it for all you can eat. Our server Dani was absolutely amazing, courteous and always popping in to ask if we needed anything and keeping our drinks filled. I can’t wait to come back.
… moreAaron Shankle
Really nice place. The portion sizes were nice and they weren’t afraid to joke a little bit. The drinks were a bit heavy handed, but worth it.
… moreAldair Sour
KPOT offers a fun and engaging dining experience that really stands out in Fort Smith. The space is bright, modern, and surprisingly stylish inside—definitely more polished than you might expect from an all-you-can-eat setup. It’s the kind of place that works well for a night out with friends, especially if you’re looking for something more interactive than a traditional restaurant.
I opted for the full experience—Korean BBQ and hot pot together—which is a bit pricier, but worth it if you’re curious and want variety. The menu includes a wide range of meats, seafood, vegetables, and tofu, all brought to the table raw for you to grill or simmer yourself. The brisket and pork belly were solid picks, and the broth bar had a nice selection. That said, most of the proteins come unseasoned, so the flavor really depends on the broth you choose and how you mix your sauces. Fortunately, the sauce station is stocked with enough options to balance that out.
Service was attentive and helpful, especially for first-timers. The staff took time to explain the setup, and dishes came out quickly after ordering. The only downside is that during peak dinner hours, the sauce bar can get a bit crowded, and you’ll probably be managing your own food most of the time. Still, it’s part of the experience.
Overall, KPOT is less about high-end flavors and more about the process—cooking at your table, trying new combinations, and enjoying a slower, more social meal. It’s not a quick dinner, but if you come hungry and with good company, it’s a worthwhile way to spend an hour or so.
… moreI opted for the full experience—Korean BBQ and hot pot together—which is a bit pricier, but worth it if you’re curious and want variety. The menu includes a wide range of meats, seafood, vegetables, and tofu, all brought to the table raw for you to grill or simmer yourself. The brisket and pork belly were solid picks, and the broth bar had a nice selection. That said, most of the proteins come unseasoned, so the flavor really depends on the broth you choose and how you mix your sauces. Fortunately, the sauce station is stocked with enough options to balance that out.
Service was attentive and helpful, especially for first-timers. The staff took time to explain the setup, and dishes came out quickly after ordering. The only downside is that during peak dinner hours, the sauce bar can get a bit crowded, and you’ll probably be managing your own food most of the time. Still, it’s part of the experience.
Overall, KPOT is less about high-end flavors and more about the process—cooking at your table, trying new combinations, and enjoying a slower, more social meal. It’s not a quick dinner, but if you come hungry and with good company, it’s a worthwhile way to spend an hour or so.
Tyler Schroeder
The food was excellent, and the staff were swift to bring the things we ordered.
Our server, Drew, was incredibly helpful with explaining the process to my table as we were new to this kind of restaurant, and he was eager to assist with anything we needed, such as switching out the grill and explaining different menu items.
I greatly recommend the short rib from their BBQ menu, then from their hot pot menu I loved their gyoza and, uniquely, their lettuce!
… moreOur server, Drew, was incredibly helpful with explaining the process to my table as we were new to this kind of restaurant, and he was eager to assist with anything we needed, such as switching out the grill and explaining different menu items.
I greatly recommend the short rib from their BBQ menu, then from their hot pot menu I loved their gyoza and, uniquely, their lettuce!
Minnie Mouse
The waiter was awesome! It was our first time at a place like that and he was very informative. He even made us a sauce of his own creation from the sauce bar since we didn’t know anything about anything. Food was great, lots of things to try.
… moreEat Well Travel Often
KPOT offers an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ experience with a lively atmosphere, but there’s a noticeable difference in quality between their lunch and dinner service.
At lunch, the selection is more limited, and unfortunately, the meat quality reflects the lower price. The cuts are thinner, less marbled, and overall not as flavorful. While it’s a budget-friendly option, diners expecting the same quality as dinner may be disappointed.
Dinner, on the other hand, offers a much better experience. The meats are noticeably higher in quality, with options that are not available during lunch. If you’re looking for the full KPOT experience, it’s worth paying the extra for dinner.
Service can be hit or miss, depending on how busy they are. We didn’t have to wait either time we’ve been here but just know depending on what time you go, you may have a wait. If you’re visiting, just be mindful that lunch is a more affordable but lower-quality option compared to dinner. We’d give lunch 3 stars & dinner 4 stars. We wouldn’t recommend lunch at all unless you only want hot pot. Dinner is worth the extra $ to have decent meat. Both times we were there, the egg rolls had ran out on the little buffet they have & still hadn’t been refilled when we left.
Other KPot locations we’ve been to across the country have been better and other Korean barbecue restaurants we’ve tried over the years have been much more impressive than KPot BUT it’s a new addition to Fort Smith, which is always a plus.
… moreAt lunch, the selection is more limited, and unfortunately, the meat quality reflects the lower price. The cuts are thinner, less marbled, and overall not as flavorful. While it’s a budget-friendly option, diners expecting the same quality as dinner may be disappointed.
Dinner, on the other hand, offers a much better experience. The meats are noticeably higher in quality, with options that are not available during lunch. If you’re looking for the full KPOT experience, it’s worth paying the extra for dinner.
Service can be hit or miss, depending on how busy they are. We didn’t have to wait either time we’ve been here but just know depending on what time you go, you may have a wait. If you’re visiting, just be mindful that lunch is a more affordable but lower-quality option compared to dinner. We’d give lunch 3 stars & dinner 4 stars. We wouldn’t recommend lunch at all unless you only want hot pot. Dinner is worth the extra $ to have decent meat. Both times we were there, the egg rolls had ran out on the little buffet they have & still hadn’t been refilled when we left.
Other KPot locations we’ve been to across the country have been better and other Korean barbecue restaurants we’ve tried over the years have been much more impressive than KPot BUT it’s a new addition to Fort Smith, which is always a plus.
Linda Yarbrough
A fun experience, but it is basically order raw food( meat and vegetables) and cook them yourself. Pretty confusing and I don’t like cooking my own food. Nothing stood out that was real delicious. Good service by waitress.
… morePatrick Thomas
This was my first time! It is an experience. Especially when it is your first one. Take your time and take the advice of the waitress/waiter. It worth the money and time. AMAZING!
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