167degF Korean BBQ

"This was a 1st for me, and it's not going to be the last. Relaxed atmosphere and our waiter, Samuel, who appeared to be new, tried to explain everything to me. Some of the dishes came out late because he got confused, but he was really nice. We ordered mixed drinks that were good, but they snuck up on us, lol. I would definitely recommend it."

"It's always a fun time when I visit 167 F Korean BBQ restaurant. Yes, your paying to cook your own food (vegetables, chicken, shrimp, beef, and pork dishes) at the table but the experience will make you smile. The staff preps your food and you cook it on grills built into the tables. The food is delicious! If you have found this review helpful, like and share this review. You can also follow me for more reviews. Thanks and have a great day!"

"Honestly? I was disappointed for the price of $30/person. Service wasn't good. He didn't tell us about anything after we told him we'd never been and asked how it all worked. He seemed very unknowledgable. Sitting at a booth was incredibly uncomfortable because there's no place to put your legs. As far as food goes, the Hawaiian beef was very good! But everything else was bland. We got fried rice and it was crunchy, cold, and dry. We got white rice, same thing. Cold and dry. Overall, I'm happy we tried it but i don't think we'll be going back. At this price point, I really expected more. "

"We came here and did the all you can eat and it was so great. The staff is really nice and helpful, and always on top of it. For the week you can eat, you start with 4 meats for 2 people, and can add more as you want. You can also get the sides, which are at the end of the menu. The Hawaiian beef was our favorite, she the spicy rice cakes were perfect. Cooking the items ourselves was so much fun, and we'll definitely come back."

"drove 1 hour to try this, i was so excited for DAECHANG (beef intestines) but when we came here it wasn't 167BBQ anymore. they changed the name to Gogojip n the menus are new too. for all u can eat it was decent, i like the sweet & savory short plate beef n topoki or rice cake! we had dinner buffet it was 35$ before taxes, it was kinda slow when we came, only us & 1 more table but the server was kinda slow & we ended up getting new server she was very nice "

"I've never visited a Korean BBQ before this, but I am a 167 fan FOR LIFE! I visit Auburn every three months, and this is one of the best restaurants in the area. It is an all you can eat, meaning that they bring you food as long as you can eat for up to two hours. Be ready. The food is brought raw and seasoned. You cook the food on a small grill in the center of the table. The staff is top notch, and the chef is on top of things. Gyoza was easily turned into Yakimandu, and he made a great kimchi soup (which was not on the menu). Excellent place, pleasant service, lots of great food, and the self-serve experience make for a unique dining out."

"I came for my birthday last Sunday and it was so nice I came again today. You cook your own meat if you go for the all you can eat, and they season it wonderfully. Careful if you have a sensitive stomach though. The cupbop has a very reasonable price (close to 11 USD) and comes fully cooked. The portion size is good. It's a very pleasant experience. I wish more people came."