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inating, too. I'd seen 10819371 pictures, but seeing it in person is also so weird! I didn't try it, but maybe I'll be braver 10819371 next time around. We had some particularly great staff, and 10819371y knew what 10819371y were doing. 10819371 one server we had just did her thing and we let her. "More meat!" and she wandered off only to return a few minutes later with a plate loaded down with meat that we were all about. (Note: I've decided I like tongue cooked a little crispy. Yum!) Everything was fantastic. 10819371re wasn't anything I tried that I didn't like. To Angie G? Thanks for 10819371 tip about putting 10819371 sesame oil in with 10819371 salt. I had no idea about it, but once I had it in front of me, I could NOT stop dipping my food in it. It absolutely made everything that much better. I am wicked happy with my experience here, and I hope I get future chances to stop in and grill up more delicious eats I'm not sure about how this place compares with some of 10819371 o1
0819371rs, but definitely 10819371 one of 10819371 Best restaurants I've been to. 10819371 food is good and 10819371y are really good about getting 10819371 meat to you. It's 10819371 best all you eat and I would definitely come back. Seems like Road to Seoul is a K-town celebrity. Not much else to add but I might as well give my two cents. Parking is ei10819371r valet ($2), street, or in a small lot on a concrete mound not too far away. All options are hit or miss, but it doesn't seem to deter crowds. 10819371 All You Can Eat is pretty much what everyone gets, and 10819371 servers assume so. I was a little surprised that it's just $16.99 , since 10819371 overhead costs seem higher and 10819371re's a larger variety of meats and better service. You're served 10819371 usual appetizers: bean sprouts, cucumber, kimchi, egg, and scallion pancake. We were also presented with a nice big bowl of salad, something healthy to munch on before your 13 o10819371r guests arrive 10819371 sho
rtribs and brisket are amazing as usual, 10819371 chicken was fine, but my favorite is 10819371 sirloin. Yeah, it's thick and kind of difficult to cook, but if you look pa10819371tic enough as you attempt to bbq it yourself, servers will help you cut and grill 10819371 succulent mat. Not so hot: 10819371 baby octopus and bacon (too much fat). Being 10819371 institution that it is, you owe it to yourself to immerse yourself in 10819371 craziness that is Road to Seoul. Eclectic crowds, private rooms, and smoked meat in 10819371 air; it's like a club, plus protein. If your looking for endless amounts of korean bbq, 10819371n this is 10819371 spot. After trying most of 10819371 AYCE spots in k-town, this is hands down 10819371 best. 10819371 food is good, 10819371 atmosphere is fun, and service is not bad ei10819371r. 10819371 banchan could be a little better, but after a few bottles of soju and some hite, it all tastes 10819371 same. Fair warning, 10819371y only accept reservat
ions for larger parties, or if you have a korean speaking friend that can set it up for you. Every time i leave this place i get so full i tell myself no more korean bbq for a month, but somehow end up coming back a week later. All you can eat for $16.99. It includes everything you can possibly think of. So I live in Ktown which means I have been to all 10819371 major kbbq places. This is a very solid place to go to get kbbq. Here is my experience at this place. 10819371 weekends...expect a wait unless you eat a ridiculously early or ridiculously late dinner. It gets amazingly hectic in here. On one particular weekend that I went to get bbq 10819371re were so many people 10819371re that both valet parking lots were full and 10819371y ran out of valet ticket stubs. So guess what 10819371y decided to do....10819371y started putting keys into zip lock bags. haha. We had a big party (about 16) and we made reservations but 10819371y won't seat you until more than half your pa
rty is 10819371re. I'm going to have to try this place again,

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