“The service was excellent and the food was great. I had a brisket sandwich for the first Time, and Mr Ed was awesome and so hopeful and professional. Believe me I will be coming back with the whole family, Ed if you see this thanks, I do appreciate you man.“
“This place is definitely not what it looks like from the outside. You should try it, they have amazing, authentic ramen. And guess what? They don't even give you forks! ? I had the veggie ramen and my partner had the spicy veggie ramen. Both were super flavorful but not too much.“
Korean • $$$
“We visited this restaurant some time ago and really enjoyed it, particularly the high-quality pork meat. We are fans of Korean BBQ and have tried out many restaurants in Northern Virginia, particularly those that offer all-you-can-eat BBQ. This one stands out as one of the best; their meat is of good quality and delicious.“
“This is a popular Korean BBQ restaurant located in Fairfax, and unlike the typical all-you-can-eat restaurants, they serve combo menus. The meats are delicious, and their seafood pancake is also great. The ambiance is lively and youthful, giving the feel of being at a night market in Korea. However, the wait time can be quite long, although the service is decent.Parking: The parking lot is free, but it tends to fill up quickly.“
“If you are in the Fairfax area, Bebop is a must-try. I really like their selections of bulgogi burgers, the bulgogi rice bowl with purple rice, and the ambience of the restaurant, which is decorated with old music albums. Friendly service. I would also recommend trying out their turkey bacon topping on their burger.Overall, this is a great place if you are looking to try an unique type of burger, and if you are a fan of bulgogi like I am.Dietary restrictions: Turkey bacon instead of pork bacon. Can accommodate with some of the toppings, but definitely ask the server.Parking: It is in a shopping center right by Party City.“
“We got the Bulgogi Jabchae sometime in February 2024 and it was mindblowingly good for a food court dish. We came back in late March, only to be told that it was taken off the menu ?? We tried the hot stone beef bulgogi, and that was amazing as well!! Definitely recommend trying their dishes, very reasonably priced, yummy and soul filling food.“
“Wow. You think that in a food court in a supermarket it would be just be OK. But better than most full sit down Korean restaurant anywhere. Like Michelin star good. Blows me away how good it was. Bibimbap is my go to. And this was probably the best dolsot/dolpan Bibimbop I’ve ever had. That’s probably out of hundreds I’ve “
“Had just arrived in town and was super hungry. We arrived just after lunch but before dinner so had the place to ourselves. When the waitress spoke little but good English I knew we were in for an authentic treat and the place did not disappoint. We call 2 other friends of ours to come right over and try it. They loved it also, on our way out of the door literally two more friends arrived asking if it was good. I showed them the pictures and said definitely give it a try!! And they did!!“
“We lived across the street from the Red Hot and Blue on route 123 and will certainly miss the convenience of picking up some of our favorite items. However, I could not be more impressed with the customer service and cleanliness, and of course the good food at this new location. We will continue to support them in both catering and individual needs.“
“Very nice place. Staff was very friendly. Service was good. I felt like it was a good value at $30 dollars for all you can eat. Tried several different meats. Personal favorite was the Prime Rib Eye Bulgogi. Would definitely recommend and definitely eat there a second time!“
“My long awaited review... so sorry to whoever served me that day because it's been a bit and I've forgotten your name (apologies please). This is my 5th time eating at Gyu Shige as my last two times were in the Rockville location. It was a busy night but my server was quick and responsive by bringing our requested meat dishes, and explaining their personal favorites for drinks and appetizers. Restaurant setting, in my opinion, has been the same, with conversations left and right --truly withholding the essence of Japanese bbq which is enjoying the fine meats cooked for you but also chatting with friends and family. For anyone who seems to be stuck on the price. You just have to understand that "you get what you pay for" meaning every dime you spend on this meal, the experience and food are definitely worth while. That's all I have to say and I hope other people have the same positive experience I had!“