Lee’s KBBQ Hot Pot

"This was our 1st time here, we ordered off the menu. We ordered the Bibimbap and the ramen soup. We were thrilled at how good it was. The staff were exceptionally nice. We cannot wait to go back"

"This was an amazing K BBQ experience! Food and service was perfect. Selections weren't as numerous as I've seen in other larger places, but they have everything you would want! I only docked a star because they were out of nearly every drink advertised on their menu. I found this highly disappointing. When I go again, if I'm able to order one of their previously unavailable soju cocktails I will bump this reviews up to 5 stars!"

"I came for the Lunch Special but keep in mind that it is not All You Can Eat--the AYCE menu is actually $32.99. Meats are overall above average. Pros: Their side dish and salad bar is pretty good. It also has all the sauces. I wish they had vinegar for the brisket though. Yum-yum sauce is definitely a delight. Cons: The miso soup tastes more like a bone broth rather than miso. 1-2 meats for $20 is kind of ok nowadays but I feel a little bit cheated thinking that it was AYCE. ---‐---------- Next time I will have to try their boba and AYCE"

"Greatly enjoyed our lunch. The staff are extremely helpful and explain how to use Hot Pot for first-timers. The food was delicious. Unfortunately, when they ran out of a certain veggie, we had to track them down to replenish. We will definitely return. They accommodated my husbands seating, for he is in a wheel chair."

"They have separate seating for Hot Pot and KBBQ; then, they have another place where you can have both at the same time. We went around lunchtime, so they have an $18.99/2meats/1person special. Otherwise, it’s ALL YOU CAN EAT KBBQ for $35.99, but you can only order 3 rounds and up to 10 items each time, and there is a time limit!!! The marinated meats were salty! The miso soup was especially EXTRA SALTY! I’m not sure if they don’t want people to order it, but it’s terrible. There is a bar of veggies and sauces for you to pick from. You can get your own rice. I will come back to try their hot pot side, they have a running belt, so it might be something fun to do with the family, but All you can eat hotpot is $28.99 per person, and you get 3 rounds of order, and you can only order up to 10 items with a time limit. I’m not sure why. Let’s give them another chance. Overall, it’s a good experience for self-serve service. The server went out of bounds most of the time, so don’t expect them to stand around or cook and cut your meats. Not happening. They have menu options as well for those who doesn't like eating in bulk."