912 Korean BBQ & Hotpot

My favourite restaurant of all time. I’m so sad we don’t have an all you can eat Korean bbq place in Perth, Australia. Delicious meat, quick to cook. Soup was delicious too. We had to wait 20 or so minutes on a Friday night but we could order a drink while we waited. The whole restaurant was lovely inc. the bathroom. Staff were nice too. Come with an empty stomach cos there is so much to choose from - meat, veg, seafood, dessert. Oml. This is one thing I’ll surely miss here in Savannah 🥲

This was a great dinning experience. IVAN was a very nice server. Very informative. The selection of food so good.I recommend this spot if your looking for great Korean BBQ and Hotpot.

Had to go to Pooler today and was running around and saw a restaurant that I had heard a lot about. 912 Korean barbecue and hot pot. Hidden between hotels in the back of a shopping center not far from the cinema. Definitely will be revisiting soon and probably often. Food was amazingly fresh and seemed to have more than most Korean barbecue buffets. All you can eat for just over $30. If you’re anywhere near the area and want good food and good service this is a must try. 

We had the hotpot for lunch - healthy herbal broth & Thai tom yum broth. We did not add the BBQ option. I like the fact that it’s a buffet vs AYCE ordering from a menu. Great selections, everything was fresh too. Maybe next time we will try the BBQ. With tips it came out to $40 pp, so you should come hungry.

Probably the most limited hot pot restaurant I’ve ever been to. The employees just stand around looking at people, trying to get a top off on the broth is basically impossible, and the lack of vegetable options is bad. Just like any "buffet" style place, people were wiping their nose then touching the tongs, they’re aren’t any gloves, the sauce options were disappointing, and they had fans blowing floor debris onto the food!! What a hot mess. The spicy broth is good, the mushroom broth is bland. I personally don’t believe it was worth the price but hot pot in Savannah is scarce - so what can we say. I was also down that they don’t have a hot bar (fries, chicken wings, etc.) like most kpots. I’m glad I tried it but I wouldn’t return, however, I recommend to try.

2nd chance - So we had to return to this location due to a business dinner. And I have to say the second round was much better. The server that we had this time was much more attentive, but on return for another time, the service again was still slightly lacking. Most of the time there’s tons of people working there, but they just don’t pay attention as well. The food this time around was much better. I would say for the Korean barbecue is the way to go. If you do want hot pot it’s not that bad of an option. The pork broth was much better than the tom yum. overall, for this area, I would say that it’s not a bad option. So I have adjusted my review. —————————— I’m from the Atlanta area. So i was excited to see that they had one of these restaurants down here in the Pooler Area . So we came originally for the hot pot . The server response was only the hot pot. This kinda worried me . Once I got the broth and saw how everything was played out I was worried . So taste wise , hot pot was way off the mark. I stopped eatting it and added the Korean Bbq . I wouldn’t saw this is the best quality place here. It’s very generic. The flavors were kinda off compared to what I normally eat. When I saw the frozen meat just sitting in there . I just shook my head . Quality of meat wasn’t that good either . Beware of the coke . Super syrup. Service usually makes up for a lot of the issues but I had to hawk down our server or someone for multiple items. Most of the servers were just standing around or just looked unhappy. It was hard to get anything really . Overall, I was highly disappointed cause we have this type of restaurant in the Atlanta area and it’s amazing . This was on the opposite end of that . I had high hopes but I don’t think I will be here. 👎🏻👎🏻

My Honey and I had been saying we were both gonna try Hot Pot for the first time together. He’s new to Savannah, and we’ve been passing this place up a lot. We decided we’d go here since it’s the closest place that offers hot pot. The ambiance isn’t really there, and you’re surrounded by people holding conversation and walking around the buffet, so the setting is not very intimate. We should’ve expected this when we noticed it was a buffet. We dressed up nicely, but our outfits did not match the setting at all, so definitely don’t hesitate to dress more casual. We probably looked very out of place😅. We decided to do both the hot pot and Korean BBQ. My honey did not enjoy his experience because, due to religious obligations, he cannot eat pork or anything made with it. We were told by our waitress that all of the broth options for the hot pot were a mixture of pork and beef broths. We were confused by this because there is a tomato option and one option with tofu. She offered him a soup base made water instead, which he ended up hating. I felt terrible. We both didn’t like the fact that the grills burned so easily, but the waiters are on it when it comes to replacing them! Ours was sure to tell us it’s normal to burn them so that we didn’t feel like idiots who didn’t know what they were doing. The chicken stuck to the grill even when the oil was sprayed first. My honey only liked the short ribs, his drink, anything with imitation crab, and the seaweed salad. He also hated the fact that raw meat was left to sit out in the open, but I refrained from judging so much because this is a new experience for me. He’d probably rate this place a 2/10. And the short ribs and his mango boba refresher that he loved are definitely carrying that rating lol. To me, the taste of everything was great. I had no dietary restrictions relevant to this place, so I went in with the Tom Yum soup base. At first, I was a little scared because the lemon taste was a little too strong, and the broth lacked any other flavor. But it was fine once I realized that there was so much that could be added to it. I went in with some garlic, spicy garlic, sesame oil, chopped onions, chopped green onion, and chopped chili peppers. That almost instantly changed the flavor of the broth and began to overpower the lemon. It was spicy, but I love spicy. Huge variety of things to grill and add to soup. I added some ramen noodles, 2 types of mushroom, bean sprouts, imitation crab meat, grilled chicken, pork dumplings, quail eggs, grilled pork belly, and grilled short rib to mine. It was super delicious, but I was sad when I got full. They do not let you take any leftovers home 🙁 and the price was kinda up there. Not terrible for all the options, but come ready to eat! Strawberry Boba refresher seemed watered down at first, but a few sips in and I was lovin’ it. Definitely a refresher! Not really as sweet as juice usually is. Btw it was my first time trying quail eggs. Kind lady at the buffet told me I should try them. I was looking for regular chicken eggs. But They were okay. Slightly gamey after taste, but definitely edible. Crab salad and seaweed salad were both delicious. Our bill for Hot Pot & BBQ with our boba drinks came out to $91, not including our tip. Was kinda sad how much we spent and had to leave behind what we couldn’t eat. We both got full pretty quickly, and most of our time was spent burning the grill. Got crappy pics of the Hot Pot. You don’t wanna see our BBQ🥲