Korean BBQ restaurant with Asian style decor and classy setup featuring electric coil stoves under the grills. Atmosphere is comfortable and casual with pleasant energy. Known for premium A5 wagyu and fresh, well-seasoned meats that highlight natural flavors.
Offers high quality wagyu beef and fresh meats with a set menu option. Prices stay reasonable compared to other BBQ spots in Michigan.
Lunch offers fantastic Korean BBQ with amazing lunch specials at a great price.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 30-60 minutes during busy dinner hours.
The restaurant has a policy of 18% auto gratuity for larger groups.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be limited during peak times.
Fast casual Korean restaurant with a cozy, chill atmosphere and small dine-in area mainly set up for pickup. Loud music and K-pop videos on TV create an energetic vibe. Space is neat and welcoming but limited for large groups.
Crunchy chicken shines with a Korean BBQ sauce that stands out. Wings and drumsticks come in mixes like soy garlic and spicy boneless Korean BBQ, offering solid flavor variety.
Lunch offers generous portions with some leftovers for later. Prices hover around $13 without drinks, delivering a filling meal. Options include dine-in and takeout, with helpful staff guiding choices.
Good to know
Expect a wait of about an hour during peak dining times.
The restaurant has limited seating, so consider takeout for larger groups.
Online orders incur a $.99 convenience fee not stated upfront.
Hawaiian restaurant offers a quiet atmosphere with authentic island music streaming from Maui. Large portions and unique dishes like chicken katsu and macaroni salad create a solid, welcoming experience. Food presentation is casual, served in plastic takeout containers even when dining in.
BBQ mix plate includes sliced beef, chicken thighs, and kalbi with rice and macaroni salad. Spam Musubi pairs well with both Teriyaki and BBQ sauces. The beef BBQ comes with rice and macaroni, delivering a taste close to Hawaiian BBQs in Hawaii.
Plate lunch options include chicken, beef, and combos that taste just like home. Fried Spam musubi and classic Hawaiian flavors make it a solid spot for lunch cravings.
Good to know
The restaurant offers large portions at reasonable prices.
Mini meals are available for those wanting smaller portions.
Expect quick service with hot food upon arrival.
Rustic outdoor venue with campfire seating and a self-serve topping bar creates a casual, inviting vibe. Atmosphere feels like a friendly barbecue, welcoming to families and pets. Known for on-site brewed beer and smoked meats, it blends relaxed social energy with quality food and drink.
Top-notch BBQ sandwiches feature 12HR Smoked Brisket served on a soft, buttery brioche bun. A self-served topping bar offers mustard, onions, sauerkraut, and other condiments to customize each sandwich.
Bright, sunny atmosphere suits takeout lunches well. Offers an excellent lunch experience with options fitting for midday meals.
Good to know
Biercamp operates on counter service only, so be prepared to order at the counter.
Parking can be challenging for first-time visitors, so plan accordingly.
The outdoor area is dog-friendly, making it a great spot for families.
Bright dining area features K-pop music and videos, creating an authentic Korean atmosphere. Space feels clean and cozy with a casual fast-casual vibe and table service. Energy stays relaxed and welcoming despite occasional busy periods.
Chicken BBQ stands out with tasty flavor and solid quality. Korean barbecue offers decent flavor but lacks memorable impact.
Lunch combos offer a good portion and a drink for $14 but cannot be ordered online. The manager enforces this strictly, so online orders do not get the combo price. Groups can sit together at one table for a casual lunch experience.
Good to know
Expect wait times of 60-90 minutes during peak hours.
Wheelchair access requires going around to the back of the building.
Online ordering is only available through Door Dash and Caviar.
Korean barbecue tables with built-in grills create an interactive dining experience. The atmosphere balances casual and upscale with vibrant decor and a cheerful vibe fueled by lively music and chatter. The space feels cozy and inviting, often lively due to the sounds of cooking and conversation.
Fresh beef Korean BBQ stands out with its special quality. Varied barbecue options create a cool atmosphere for an unforgettable experience.
A clean, cute spot with reasonable prices during lunch hours. The Wednesday lunch special stands out as a solid choice.
Good to know
The restaurant stops serving barbecue at 10:00 PM, so plan accordingly.
Lunch specials offer particularly reasonable prices compared to dinner.
Expect large portion sizes; sharing is recommended for groups.
Large booths dominate seating, creating a space suited for groups or adult outings. Loud music and TVs fill the air, making conversations challenging at times. Frequent line dancing adds a lively and uplifting atmosphere to the experience.
Grilled BBQ chicken comes with flavorful sauce that lifts the somewhat plain chicken. Rice served alongside has a biryani-like taste. Pork chops and BBQ chicken offer a solid barbecue experience.
Lunch offers solid meals with a satisfying quality. It stands out compared to nearby options that fall short.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Parking can be problematic due to blocked handicap spots by nearby businesses.
The restaurant offers an early bird special for $12.99 before 5pm.
Open space with airy darkened ceilings creates a traditional ambience that soothes. Music plays loudly, adding energy to the atmosphere. Seating accommodates both small and large groups, making it versatile for gatherings.
Authentic Korean BBQ features self-cooking at the table with a grill that can be changed upon request. Portions like the BBQ chicken come in modest sizes, and dishes include a bowl of greens with BBQ sauce.
Lunch features shrimp tempura, Budae Chigae, and Kalbi Tang in well-priced sets. Options suit work lunches with a solid variety.
Good to know
Expect to cook your own food at the table, which is part of the experience.
Parking is limited, and the entrance can be hard to find.
Prices are generally considered appropriate for the quality of food.