8oz Korean Steak House And - Las Vegas

This restaurant has a beautiful and authentic atmosphere. The food is delicious! Our waiter prepared the BBQ right at our table, and he was quite quick. We ordered a combo that was perfect for four people, offering a generous amount of food. It's conveniently located near Chinatown in Las Vegas.

Absolutely fantastic Korean BBQ! I highly recommend the large meat combo, which includes brisket, marinated short rib, and pork belly. I also tried the spicy rice cakes, and they were delicious! The customer service was outstanding as well!

A true standout among the many Korean BBQ restaurants. The ingredients are incredibly fresh, and the service is quick and attentive. Our server expertly grilled all the cuts of steak to perfection, and the meat practically melts in your mouth. If I lived here, I would dine here every week!

That was a place where I wanted to surprise my sister's birthday dinner? she loved it and the family too. when they are in ????????????, they are immediately met with amazing steak and other taste smell! the mood here was good because they listen to music and the flesh face? kitchen in the back for special orders or sides that must be made during their time, they enjoy the dishes. drink? were also amazing! they love the unique set for when they arrive at their table. the whole preparation was great and tidy. service waiter was very polite and helped us to be our first Korean steak? they make sure they have a great experience with cooking and eating. we were all curious what some dishes were and how to eat them. that was a great experience. after eating 5 different meats we got the C-section. pork and meat was what it came with. the noodles? were delicious with another texture. they have different flavors and sauces to try to enjoy different flavors with their desires. after, squeeze food as much as possible. on the bathroom? the bathroom could be better and so often something cleaned to maintain its cleanliness. the sink is outside the bathroom? entries that were strange? but okay. After we told another waiter we have done since our waiter that we serve left for the day, the bill came and noticed that for a group of 4 costs us about $199 (about $50 per person for everything they can eat) not including tipps yet. it is a decent price for everything you can eat. but then they are again next to las vegas so that the prices can be higher.

In the 1980s Benihana of Toyko proved when you add the drama of flames to food cooked right in front of the customers the place will be packed. Korean barbecue uses the same idea. A photogenic workhorse grill sits in the center of the table as diners watch the server battle the flames to perfectly sear the meats you ordered. Whoosh! Sizzle! Steam! The action makes you forget you are really hungry. The culinary show here is mesmerizing. But the food is even better. How did the server get it just right? The meat were tender, juicy, flavorful. How did she sear in the juices without turning the food to ash? I need lessons. 8 ounce is an upscale version of the stereotypical Korean barbecue. The prices are spendy but way worth it. The quality of all the meats and their accompaniments were Las Vegas Strip worthy. Be sure to include the beef short rib in your short list. These were the most tender, succulent, overflowing with beefy flavor ribs I have ever tasted. And I grew up in Chicago in the shadow of the legendary stockyards. I've been a carnivore since I was weaned. The beef brisket didn't taste like the brisket I'm used to in Texas. These strips were decided upscale and so tender you didn't need a knife. And they didn't have to be drowned in barbecue sauce either! Brisket! A dozen side dishes line the rim of the grill. My favorites were the fluffy scrambled eggs, the creamy potato salad and the sweet creamed corn. Traditional sides like kimchi were authentically bitter. Ordering the combo meals are the best deal but they serve a family. Go with friends! I love the decor. Understated industrial chic. The restaurant is located in the heart of Las Vegas's Chinatown, so it is a surprise when you step inside. What's interesting is there is an area outside the restrooms that has two kewl vessel sinks. Just like in India, they are there for you to ritually wash your hands before you eat. There is a sink in the restroom too. Plenty of parking since the restaurant is in a strip center. The front door has easy access for anyone handicapped. I loved the action! I adored the food. Eating here is an exciting culinary experience.