Gen Korean BBQ House

I’ve visited Gen BBQ many times, but not at this branch before. I’m truly impressed with this location. The meat quality is excellent, with plenty of variety, and you can order continuously without any issues. Nico, our server, provided outstanding service—fast, accurate, and very attentive. He consistently checked on us and made sure we had everything we needed. Even though he was serving several tables, he still took great care of us with a positive attitude. I will definitely come back again.Thank you again. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We had an amazing dining experience at Gen Korean BBQ House! We decided to go for the premium dinner option, which was an extra $20 (about $50 per person total), and it was absolutely worth it. We ordered the prawns, wagyu beef, cowboy short ribs, and ribeye steak, and everything was fresh, tender, and packed with flavor. The sweet garlic sauce that comes with the premium meal was a standout—definitely ask for it if you upgrade! They were unfortunately out of the green tea salt, which pairs really well with the meats, but our server was super apologetic and let us know the next shipment is expected next week. To complement our BBQ, we also got fried kimchi rice—I had mine with cheese and it was so delicious and comforting. For drinks, we tried the peach-flavored soju in a giant fishbowl

I LOVE KBBQ we search for a place in every city we visit. That said, I think you should know what KBBQ is really about. This is NOT a buffet ready to eat food experience. This is a low and slow table top, cook your own food place. This experience is for those who have the time, patience and not at all in a hurry to eat. If I remember correctly Gen suggests a 3 serving at a time and while the portions might seem small remember you do have unlimited servings and a 2 hour limit to indulge. My recommendation is start with 1-2 appetizers, always cook the thicker cuts first by time you’re done with appetizers those will be ready for you to enjoy but if time is of the essence thinner cuts might be best option. We usually cook the protein in that order that way we have a steady amount of food. Re

My husband and I recently visited Gen, and overall, I found it to be significantly overpriced for the experience it offered. When we arrived, instead of greeting us and asking for our party size, the staff placed a sign with a QR code in front of me so that I could request a table. It felt really unusual. The all-you-can-eat option was $31.95 per person, which included unlimited proteins, but drinks were not included. Alcoholic beverages averaged around $20 each, while non-alcoholic options like soda and tea were about $5, making the total cost add up quickly. The portioning was also disappointing. Each table only received a small bowl of rice to accompany the proteins, but since the meat takes time to cook, the rice would often go cold before we could fully enjoy it. The booths were fairl

Terrible service partly due to shortage of staff. Received our food before our drinks which took almost thirty minutes to receive. Waitress said their bartender didn’t come in so she had to make our milk teas when she got a chance. Didn’t offer water to drink in the meantime. Glad we didn’t choke on our food while we were waiting for our drinks. By the time we got our milk teas we only received 3 of them out of 4. She informed they needed to brew some tea to make the 4th one 🤦🏽‍♀️ They didn’t have any rice ready either so that was another long wait then when we received that it wasn’t even warm at least. Food was mid, nothing special. Ordered the double dragon appetizer which is two different types of fried shrimp. Only received one type and wasn’t informed they were out of the other until