BURNIN99 KOREAN BBQ & HOTPOT

Came in for dinner on a Thursday night. Not crowded. Tons and tons of choices for both meat and hot pot options. The food was very good! The server was even nice enough to cut our meat so it was good size pieces. The build your own sauce bar was a very nice touch. It was a 5 star experience expect for 2 issues. The first being they don’t turn the heat up very high on the grill, so it felt like it took like half an hour for it be hot enough to start cooking and then took a good bit to cook all the items. The second being when I went to pay I was present the card reader with one amount and then after I paid a different amount was charged. I asked and the server got a bit stuck up about it and said it was a credit card surcharge. I asked why wasn’t that included in the payment total when I went to pay and the only answer she gave me was it’s added after you pay with a card. I felt that wasn’t a proper answer and it felt borderline illegal? The bill when presented should include that charge upfront. Then the server was annoyed I asked and wanted clarity, which I didn’t appreciate.

All you can eat hotpot, Korean BBQ or both (for an extra $6 a person). Lunch is cheaper than dinner, of course, and kids under 11 are cheaper. If you bring more than six, I think, and it's your birthday, with ID, you eat free. Eat for up to 2 hrs. Lots of people in line, including some big kids from the local school, I think, out of their sports practice or game. Pirates (Jack Sparrow) little statue upfront, too, weirdly. Lots of fresh items and fruits, cake, and dessert (ice cream), plus some appetizers (fried cream cheese wontons, etc.) in the buffet. Plates and bowls were still a bit wet or needed cleaning (some cross-contamination across the buffet, so be careful of that). Hotpot is individual small pots. K BBQ is one big grill in the center. Parking lot is a bit dangerous, it's crowded and weird turns throughout and people driving too fast.

Fantastic experience at BURNIN99 KOREAN BBQ & HOTPOT! We had an amazing time enjoying the Korean BBQ here in North Charleston. The food was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly right at the table. Our absolute favorite was the variety of marinated pork — every cut was tender, juicy, and packed with flavor. The staff were attentive and made sure we always had everything we needed, and the atmosphere was lively but comfortable, perfect for a night out with family or friends. If you’re looking for a fun, interactive dining experience with great service and even better food, BURNIN99 is a must-try! We’ll definitely be coming back for more.

One of the best all-you-can-eat spots I’ve been to! The selection of fresh meats and seafood is impressive—perfect for both BBQ and hot pot lovers. For just $19 at lunch, you get access to both options plus dessert, which includes ice cream and cake. That’s an unbeatable value. Everything was fresh, well-stocked, and the staff kept the area super clean. Service was fast and friendly too. Whether you’re going solo, with friends, or in a group, BURNIN99 delivers a fun and tasty experience. I’ll definitely be back!

I just had an amazing dining experience at this BBQ & hot pot buffet spot. The place is clean and spacious, beautifully decorated with cozy lighting and private booths – perfect for groups or families.The buffet menu is full of fresh meats, flavorful broths, and tons of toppings! My favorite part is the BBQ & hot pot combo – just $6 extra to enjoy both. Prices start from only $19.99 for lunch, around $32.99 for dinner – such a great deal for the quality and service here.The staff were incredibly kind, attentive, and made us feel so welcome from the moment we walked in.If you’re looking for a place to eat well, enjoy yourself, and feel cared for, this is the spot to go!💯 I’ll definitely be coming back

This was my Husband & I's first time trying Korean barbecue and hot pot. Overall, it was a really enjoyable experience. The restaurant was very clean, very fresh food selections and the staff was friendly, which we appreciated. That said, as first-timers, we did wish there was a bit more explanation upfront. The waitresses didn’t really explain how the barbecue versus the hot pot works, and we felt a little rushed when trying to ask questions. For anyone new: hot pot is for soup, while barbecue is cooking your food on the flat-top grill, and there are different sections for each. There is a helpful menu at the table that explains cooking times for the food, which definitely helped once we got settled in. Overall, it was a great experience and we’d come back now that we know what to expect. I’d recommend this place and give it 8 out of 10 stars.

Delicious pork belly . The pork bone soup was light and comforting, perfectly balancing the BBQ. Simple, cozy, and very satisfying. Definitely worth coming back! ❤️🥩