
Mukja Korean Barbecue, Puyallup’s newest culinary sensation, offers a unique and flavorful dining experience. Our marinated meats, grilled right at your table, allow you to savor a traditional Korean meal customized to your taste. With the addition of Mondays to our open days, we invite you to indulge in the joy of Korean barbecue with friends and family every day of the week.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 214 39th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98373
Phone: (253) 904-8302
Website: http://www.mukjakoreanbbq.com/
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Reviews
He got the sweet and spicy korean fried chicken. The drumsticks were huge, flavorful, still sizzling, and worth the price. The ranch though was the tangy buttermilk prepackaged kind we don’t like but we weren’t expecting it to be homemade ranch.
I got the beef soondubu soup. I really liked the flavor! The banchan were also nice. I was a bit bummed it didnt come out boiling with the egg freshly cracked on top and the beef wasnt thinly sliced. That being said, I think Mukja is catering to the population nearby. If you go in knowing this and not trying to compare it to Lakewood or places or up North, its great for the location. We had an amazing waitress who was very quick and attentive. Our initial placement was next to a family who were listening to their phones on full volume. Our waitress moved us and was so kind about it. I’d go back for sure. I am happy lowering my expectations for what Korean food Im used to for a place that is conveniently located with great staff and tasty food.
The atmosphere was pretty cool, with modern decor and good music playing in the background that gave the place a fun vibe. Our food came out quickly, so we didn’t have to wait long to start eating.
As for the food itself, it wasn’t bad, but to be honest, we’ve been to other Korean BBQ spots that we liked better. The quality was okay, but it didn’t really stand out compared to some of our other favorite places. Also, we felt it was a little pricey for what we got, especially when we compared it to other spots we’ve tried.
Even with that, it’s still a nice place to come for a date night or to bring family if you’re in the area. The service was friendly, and the overall vibe was fun, so we still had a good time. We might come back again, but it probably wouldn’t be our first pick when craving Korean BBQ.
Photo in middle is Option B (our options we had gotten were the Cote Sal Boneless Short Rib, Marinated Spicy Pork and Combo-cut Pork Belly).
The spicy pork here is the spiciest marinated pork I’ve ever came across so far, we loved it!
Otherwise they included all 6 sides for us with sides of rice each and an option of Kimchi or Soybean soup, in which we chose the Kimchi. It was hot and refreshing!
Definitely worth the drive down. 🙂