If you're looking for a top-tier dining experience, Seoul Korean BBQ & Hot Pot on Havana is an absolute must-visit. Yes, it's a bit pricey, but trust me, it's worth every penny. The food is incredible! We opted for Course B, which includes three types of meat--beef, pork, and spicy chicken--along with kimchi soup and a kimchi pancake. They say it's enough for two people, but honestly, it felt like enough for four! We left with plenty of leftovers, so when you break it down, that $165 easily covers four meals at about $40 per person. Such a great deal for the quality and quantity. The restaurant is all booths. So it's perfect for 1-4 guests. This was the perfect spot for our monthly date night. The service? Hands down the best I've ever had anywhere--ever. The staff was attentive, friendly, and made us feel so welcome. The restaurant itself is spotless, and parking was super easy, which is always a plus. If you're craving authentic Korean BBQ and want a meal that's both delicious and memorable, look no further. Seoul Korean BBQ & Hot Pot exceeded every expectation, and I can't wait to go back!

Great food and service! We made reservations for kbbq for a party of 6 (and a toddler) and they gave us a private room. We ordered the combo C (5 meats), which was a great value and the perfect amount of food. I enjoyed the large variety of banchan included. The soup and salad were tasty. The veggie pancake was cooked perfectly. The meats were high quality. The bulgogi was on the sweet side, which half our party liked and half didn't. Highly recommend!

My favorite KBBQ spot! The service is always a 10/10. The food also never disappoints. I've done KBBQ and also just ordered at the restaurant and both experiences were great. When in a big group, you get a separate room which is perfect.

tldr: Great service, meat quality really good, plethora of sides, definitely recommend. We came at around 12pm on a Saturday and got seated immediately for four people. Not too many other parties inside the restaurant. We ordered Combo B which is our choice of four meats, LA Galbi, Galbi, Bulgogi, Sam-gyup-sal (pork belly), as well as coming with the kimchi stew (kimchi jjigae), soju, and kimchi pancake. The amount of side dishes and side salad they give you is so much ad well, it's super super filling. We definitely could have made it with the Combo A of 3 meats but did finish all our meat. They also gave use rice paper, green onion salad, some things that I haven't seen at other KBBQ places. I think all the meats were good, the pork belly a little bland but we got the ssamjjang sauce on the side to add some flavor so overall, all nice and tender and great cuts with great flavor. The service was great, our waitress cooked our meats for us the first and second round and then eventually we just cooked on our own timing. They were very attentive and the grills were really nice that the burned charred parts came off really easily when you rub it with the onion for the next round of meats to cook.

What an institution. Looking at reviews from 10+ years ago, I can't believe it's taken so long for me to make it to Seoul KBBQ in Aurora. Ordering food was a nightmare because I had to explain to the waitress (whose English was limited) that was only wanted a 3-person KBBQ setup, and the others in our party would order Bibimbamp. Once that confusion was cleared, I was blown away by the food. LOVED the brisket and other meats we got, as well as the impressive banchan variety. Kimchi pancake and Tteokbokki were amazing too. A little pricey, but I would order all of this again. Only thing is, I wish they had more soju flavors, but plain really brought me back to Korea.

Flavorful and delicious! They share a large parking lot with surrounding businesses but there were plenty of spaces. We made a reservation through Yelp and we had to put down a credit card just in case of cancellations. On the weekends it's all you can eat but the dinner price of $40 all day. We weren't aware of this but all agreed that $40 isn't the worst. You have to order the meat with them and then go up and get your own sauce, veggies, seafood, and noodles. They even offer wontons and fried dumplings and fried spring rolls. Our waiter was kind and checked on us a few times. If we needed something and couldn't find our waiter, there's a bell next to the wall we could ring to track them down. Over all it was really yummy but I wish the price was made more clearly for the weekend.

This is my favorite Korean bbq place in Colorado. It's really good! I love the chummuluk meat and the kimchi pancake. They are really, really good. They also give you a lot of sides. It is a little expensive but it's worth it, the premium quality is there

SIDES SIDES SIDES!! The side dishes here are my favorite. There is so much variety and not a single one of them tasted bad. The meat quality is probably the best I've had in Denver, coming from San Jose. It's a little pricey but the family meals are a great value. The restaurant itself is huge. It's two sections: hot pot and Korean bbq. I kind of wish they would combine both so that you can have both kbbq and hotpot. Staff is super friendly and will start the grill the meats for you but they aren't actively stopping by to cook your meat.

Excellent selection of meats and good service. Sides were very flavorful especially the green salad ( I don't know what it's called but was very refreshing). We got the pork belly and spicy beef bulgogi to grill on the table and the spicy bulgogi was our favorite. The meat quality is very rich and we really enjoyed our meal. We also got the fried rice which was perfect!

This review is closer to 4.5 stars. The photo does not do justice with the quantity of banchan (side dishes) they brought out. I am from Philadelphia, and around where I am maybe if you are lucky you get about 6-8 banchans. Here, it was more like 15!! We also asked for refills at least twice. We ordered finger kalbi (without bones) and it was so tender and flavourful. The service was efficient and fast; everyone working there was very friendly. This place has Korean bbq on one side, and the other side (large space) they have hotpots. We asked the worker which one he preferred. Upon hearing that we are Koreans without skipping a beat he said definitely bbq And, I am so glad we chose bbq also! I am already salivating thinking about this place. Cannot wait to go back!