Kang's Kitchen

Nothing to write home about. The menu is very interesting. $58 for all you can eat. It features a large variety of meats which are cooked at your table. None of the 4 we ordered were very tasty. The staff who cooked it at your table were not very friendly. The only reason they got 3 stars is that they complimented my wife's appearance when we left. We won't be back.

I ordered a pork rib, we expect to get the soybean soup because it is written that it is a complimentary side if we order a meat. But they didn’t told us and swap it with swap egg. And i asked them is the soup coming but instead they put a tofu soup and charge me $21 for soup . They cooked my meat even to burn . Bad experience

The food was okay. Decent amount of food for prices. Dish presentations were not great. Service was mediocre. The host and server were polite, but lacked true enjoyment for patrons. They give you cute water cups, but they smelled like soap. They give you 1 water bottle to pour from, but they don’t pour the water for you, and they only visit the table when they take order, deliver food, bring check. 1 adult + 2 preteens = $100. Definitely over priced for the type of environment offered.

I called late in the day for a reservation for the evening for a larger party and was pleasantly surprised they could fit us in. Quickly after we were seated, I could see why. I would give the service and atmosphere a 0 if I could. I have been to numerous K BBQ spots and have never seen one be operated the way this one was. As soon as we decided to do the "all you can eat" the waitress took every menu off the table and out of our hands without even leaving one. A member of my part had to ask if we were allowed to order anything other than the water they gave us because there was never an opportunity or option given to do so. When they began brining out items, they brought out two soups and four pieces of meat, even though our party size was 6. When we asked for two more pieces they said no because it was raw and we had to finish what we had first. However, we wanted to do all 6 at the same time due to them keeping the grill levels super low so everything took longer than a usual K BBQ spot to cook. The food was decent but we had such a hard time getting it and it felt like we were asking for too much when asking our wait staff for it. I would never recommend this place nor return simply because of the awful and rude service.

Excellent place with wonderful prices and quality of meats. Did the all you can eat BBQ for $60. Worth every cent and their customer service is excellent. As a chef I highly recommend paying them a visit!

Absolutely incredible. It’s rare to find kimchi jjigae this good, even in Korea — and yet, here it is in the U.S.! This place is the real deal. Koreans craving a taste of home and foreigners looking to discover authentic Korean cuisine — you’ll feel right at home here.

What a gem and great spot inside the Rio hotel and casino. We went for dinner after spending sometime at the blackjack table. The all out can eat was $48.95 per person and it did not disappoint. Service was a little slow to start, but once it got rolling we had a blast and left super full. At first I was a little confused. I didn’t see any vegetables options on the menu. Don’t worry the sides come as the experience begins and are delicious. We had four different meat choices and we also added the steak tartare that is not included in the all you can eat and although we didn’t need that to go away hungry it was a very nice addition. Staff were very friendly and did most of the grilling and cutting of the meat. One of my favorite Korean BBQ establishments I have visited to date.