Review Adelaide Open Buffet - Adelaide

What a great place to have dinner with a small group of friends in a cozy booth with spicy and tasty Korean food. Wide choice of dishes with lovely service. Each dish was delicious and was not disappointed- the hotpot looked and tasted great and recommend getting a combination of different dishes to last a couple of hours. Had a great time.

Bit pricey without the 50% offer. The flavours were good (not exceptional though), but they do have options not commonly found at other Korean eateries. The pork hock slices were very nice, and flaming Tartare was different.

Great food! Large portions (keep this in mind when ordering). We ordered the platters, salt and pepper squid and the special fried chicken (with a sweet chilli type sauce). The food was aamazing and there was a lot of it. I recommend the platters - you get a taste of everything - just don’t order too many of them unless you are starving !

Stumbled into this place and thought it deserved a mention. Great service but perhaps small on the chicken portions. 4 flavors available on the fried chicken. We tried spring onion salad and garlic n soy. $28. Cass beer at $7 is on the expensive side since its a cheap beer in Korea. Nonetheless the dish options show a variety typical of a Korean beer house. Give it a try and enjoy the Kpop ambience. They should probably remember to pay their PPCA licence too.

Great cosy little restaurant/bar with good vibes, Korean food and drinks. We had the tteokbokki and a hotpot which were both pretty good, but I found the hotpot soup to be a little bland. The staff are friendly but we felt the store was a little understaffed as we had to ask for a lot of things like water, ice and shot glasses as they were quite busy and forgetful.

Food: Ok but very very oily and left feeling a bit sick as a result. On the the service/atmosphere (reason for 2* review...) We attended this restaurant following it being recommended by 'The Fork' and booking through the website along with a 50% off food offer. When we entered the restaurant we were met with almost deafening bass from the sound system which continued while we sat in the restaurant for the entirety of our meal, making it very difficult to hold a conversation or even hear each other talk. When we spoke with staff and said we had a booking through The Fork with a 50% off offer, we were told that there was no record of our booking...despite me showing the confirmation email to numerous staff... After a lot of standing around and embarassment, they eventually seated us. We ordered the platter on the menu along with some drinks. Food came out quickly (1 of the stars) and the presentation was nice (2nd star), however almost everything was heavily fried, the items on the platter differed from the menu with no explanation why and it all was very oily, to the point that towards the end of eating we both felt a little sick but still hungry. At the conclusion of the meal we felt our visit had been fairly average but we probably wouldn't be back. Upon paying the bill the staff informed us that the platter was not counted in the 50% off offer and the full balance of $80 was needing to paid ($50 was expected). No one informed us about this at the time of ordering and the only reason we decided to go there was because of the good value that the offer provided. The staff stated that in the confirmation email it says that the offer does not apply to 'pre-set menus'. I interpreted that as meaning the 'feed me' style dining that they offer and since no one bothered to inform me upon ordering, while knowing we have a booking with an offer, I can only assume it was a money grab to avoid granting discount. If so, why bother signing up for the offer in the first place?! The meal and drink were probably worth $40-50 but at the full price, we would never have bothered. We won't be back, I would not recommend this place to anyone, there are far better Korean food options around the place for a more reasonable price (even if the 50% off discount was granted). Very disappointed.

Food is amazing, just very pricey. Both times we visited there was some sort of discount fried chicken day but the staff coincidentally forgot to apply the discount until I reminded them. Same thing happened on the next visit. Keeping these things in mind, bring your friends, down a soju or six and enjoy.

This place was a pleasant surprise, we came in on a friday night hungry and thinking yeah lets give this place a try it is a place that is quite hidden but has a cozy atmosphere, friebdly staff but most of all their food was amazing with reasonable prices, I suggest that yoi have their chicken which was amazing one of the best chicken I had in Adelaide so far. It is a must try and will definitely go back for some more.