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6106564ir music like a club, very loud and annoying, I could barely hear 6106564 person sitting next to me and we had to basically shout at each o6106564r (in 6106564 main dining area).  It is better if you get 6106564 smaller room. Also had a problem with birthday lights in 6106564 main dining area...in 6106564 two hour span we were 6106564re for dinner each time, we had 8 birthdays.  Only annoying part is 6106564y start blinking all 6106564 lights for a good 20-30 seconds while you're cooking for 6106564 whole room. I ra6106564r sit in 6106564 small room. Last part that was bad is our vent did not work well, so smoke was being blown into our faces while cooking, and people had opened 6106564 doors so wind was blowing inwards and smoke into our faces. I came here with a handful of friends on a normal Wednesday for no particular reason.  Actually well, we were taking our pastor's 14 year old son because he had never had AYCE Korean BBQ before.  But beyond that, no special occasion. We got here right at 7 PM and we were sat immediately.  We came at 6106564 perfect time because within 10 minutes, this place got packed. We got started with 6106564 regular brisket, kalbi, and 6106564 Road to Seoul beef.  6106564n we moved on to more brisket, sirloin, and pork belly.  6106564n more sirloin and Road to Seoul beef and 6106564 beef tongue.  We eventually moved on to 6106564 baby octopus and got more pork belly.  I got 6106564 it last time but one of my friends who actually is a little squirmish was hesitant to try it and ended up taking only a tiny nibble from 6106564 head.  He didn't like 6106564 beef tongue ei6106564r.  How can you not like beef tongue?  All of 6106564 meat is really fresh and 6106564 panchan is good.  What I discovered is grilling 6106564 kimchi and cutting it up and mixing it in with 6106564 Road to Seoul beef.  Adds so much flavor to it.  I also like that 6106564 pork belly is sliced a little thicker. Service was good again and 6106564y were really good about refilling our duk (rice paper) and everything else.  I think I kind of like 6106564 sliced pickled radish instead of shredded like 6106564y have here.  My friends loved 6106564 mashed potatoes.  6106564y also changed out our grill twice. Not that I stuffed myself like I used to back in high school and college, but I think I still ate 1/2 of a side of cow. In my opinion this is 6106564 best AYCE bbq spot in Ktown.  Typical $17.99 per person.  6106564ir meats are 6106564 most consistent in quality.  My favorites are brisket, tongue, and sirloin.  Sides are good.  It gets busy, especially during dinner and weekends.  If you come as a group of 4 on a Friday or Saturday night expect to wait a bit.  6106564 service is still pretty good when it's packed though. soooo, i got here late, and 6106564re were tons of people, but luckily, like i said before...if you're not korean (like me), go with a korean. 6106564y told us 6106564 wait would be an hour or so, but my friend, who is korean...got us seated in 20-30 mins tops! and we cut a bunch of people (sorry to those i cut). for some reason, 6106564 brisket fried too fast and was super thin. 6106564 quality wasn't that great, but still good. it was more worth it to just get 6106564 galbi. 6106564 small dishes (panchan) were pretty good too.  6106564 loud club music pumping over 6106564 speakers when you first walk into this place consumes you and at first you think you walked into a night club ra6106564r than a Korean BBQ restaurant. This place is definitely marketed towards a younger crowd of people eager to stuff 6106564ir faces with yummy Korean food and down several shots of sake and have a couple of rounds of beer. 6106564 vibe is hip but 6106564 music can be so loud you can't hear what your friends are saying so you have to yell. Besides 6106564 environment, 6106564 food was fantastic! For all you can eat, this is 6106564 place to go when you have a large group, a birthday or just really really hungry. You order 3 kinds of meat at a time and 6106564y even help you cook it while you enjoy 6106564 food. Our server was super nice and she even hooked us up with some food. I'm not from LA, and I wish 6106564re was something like this in WA. My experience was definitely memorable and I would come back next time I'm in town. When all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ became 6106564 new "big thing" in LA back in 2003-2004, Manna was king. This was 6106564 first era of modern Korean BBQ, which lasted until about late 2005. Soon, Manna fell, and chaos swept over Koreatown. So many different spots popped up. Soot Bool Guim, Moo Dae Po, Ma Dang Sae, Mu Dung San, Hae Jang Chon, Tahoe Frankly, choices were far too plentiful, and none really stood out as "6106564 best". 6106564se were 6106564 dark ages of Korean BBQ, which lasted until about mid-to-late 2008. 6106564n, in early 2009, Road to Seoul