"All you can eat Korean BBQ in the Queens area. I do not recommend visiting. Food Recommendation: steamed egg and pork skin. Food: The menu offers 19 meat options 3 chicken, 7 pork, 8 beef, 1 squid and 8 sides including garlic jalapeños, white rice, and salad . The steamed egg is good, and the pork skin has a sweet flavor that I liked. The other meats are okay, except for the pork belly, which had an unpleasant taste 腥味 —I’m not sure how to describe it. Pakring: Street parking. Price: We end up paying 50 bucks including tax and tip. To be honest, it is not a cheap all-you-can-eat, considering what they offer. I was looking forward to the meal and sadly it does not worth the price. The following are the reasons: 1. You can 't really eat much because of the taste: The BBQ meats are heavily seasoned. The radishes are bland so you don 't have food to cut through the grease. The beef soup is heavy on the white pepper. We drink more than 4 cups of water. 2. Their grill is a round plate and the oil splatters a lot—I got splashed several times. If you go, I recommend wearing a good jacket and hopefully you have your hair protecting your face. 3. 100 minutes seating limit. My first time to see a seating time limit for a buffet. 4. Suggested tip for all parties begins from 20%, with option of 20%, 22%, and 25%. 5. One buck per ice cream. They mentioned that they had a sale on Melona for 1 bucks each. While it takes only 15.59 for 24 counts in Costco. It’s pretty generous of the restaurant to serve all-you-can-eat and then only charge $1 per Melona. In all, I regret my 50 bucks."
