7th Korean BBQ

Koreatown

7th Korean BBQ. Menu.

Menu.

Salad.

Banchan. Not special, but more than decent enough.

RIbeye was okay by kbbq standards.

Kennet, Fallon, Diego, Aleks.

Diego, Aleks, Mike, Madison, Jarett, Yuna.

Add in Jason.

Beef belly and intercoastal meat (beef rib).

Chowing down.

Roger and Jason.

More pork, including pork jowl, plus more beef belly.

Aleks, Mike, Jarett, and Madison.

Starting to feel full.

Kimchi-buchimgae just passable.

Everyone looks full.

Dessert time.

Boba Grande, one of Madison's favorites.

Touch screen ordering.

Big crowd.

I think three of them are all 32oz.

Milk tea acquired.

And dessert.

Slowly working down the list of all you can eat Korean BBQ places to try in Koreatown. 7th Korean BBQ is a classic example, pretty affordable menu (topping out at $45 as of this writing), reasonable quality meats, okay enough banchan with a modest selection. We had some variability in the meats, but overall, the galbi, pork jowl, brisket, and beef tongue were all tasty enough. The intercoastal beef (beef rib meat) was probably the best of the lot by a good margin, although nothing here was all that memorable.

Still, a solid meal, and quite a good value for the price for AYCE kbbq, at least given prices these days...

Madison's favorite, Boba Grande, for milk tea after. They push a 32oz (nearly 1 liter) drink with three of their offerings, which seems excessive, but who am I to judge? They have a massive selection of drinks, some desserts, and clearly you come here for quantity.