Bull Korean BBQ in Cupertino

Place was a little cold when we walked in, never really warmed up. Food and service was very good though.2-26-23 updateStill cold when we walked, but hey, it was 45 deg outside. Getting a little pricey at near $40 per person. At this price, slowing down my return trips here.11-24-23Price is still the same, but we came here at 5:30 pm. This is the trick, only two other groups, service was quick. Still a little pricey, definitely not doing this a lot.

This Korean BBQ buffet spot holds a special place in our hearts as a family favorite. Our monthly visits to this restaurant have become a cherished tradition, a must-do for quality family bonding time with two teenager boys The allure lies in the consistently fresh meat and delightful seasonings they offer. In contrast to Zen, another branch of a Korean BBQ buffet restaurant, this place stays true to its Korean roots, serving up traditional flavors rather than fusion creations. The cost is remarkably reasonable, especially considering the rising meat prices due to inflation. And gratuity is conveniently included in the receipt, taking the hassle out of tipping.

This place is really really fantastic. All you can eat korean bbq. They also have unlimited kimchi and small korean dishes in a buffet style (i love it because you dont have to keep asking the server for more small side dishes like other places). Egg rolls, soups, fries, and a bunch of other items. Lots of sauce variety too. This place is great because you can dictate how you want to eat. I wrap the pickle radish + meat+ kimchi + grilled garlic and eat it all together (fantastic). My wife uses lettuce to wrap all those ingredients.Get lemon slices and put in your water. Grill pineapples for dessert (i only wished they have some cinnamon lol)I really enjoyed and will definitely come back. This is probably the best bang for the buck in the bay area.

I feel like the quality of food is better than it was pre-covid. The meat is good quality and the intestines are thoroughly cleaned, very delicious. Moving banchan to the self-serve salad bar makes it easier to grab the items I want and more frequently. And for the cost, you can end up eating here cheaper than if you were to buy the items individually at the store, then bring home to prep and cook.Lastly, its nice to have a meal made out of real food!

The waiters were so lovely and the food was amazing!!!

Wow!! Sat down right away, was waited on immediately, side dishes were self serve, varied, and delicious, with a great selection of meats and very functional grill. Can’t recommend this spot enough, can’t wait to come back!

All you can eat, $25.99 lunch BBQ buffet, grill your own, was pretty surprised to see variety of meat they offered. All sort of beef, rib-eye steak, ribs, beef tongue, intestine, pork, marinated spicy pork, pork belly, shrimp, squid and more… you can also order little portion of Korean soup, I order kimchee soup and it was very tasty. Self serve side dishes, especially the Kim Hee was delicious!

Absolutely amazing, this place was a little busy but overall great. The prices were fair and they was little to no down time between ordering food and it coming to our table. We never had an empty glass or an empty plate. The severs were extremely attentive. Worth every penny and I would definitely come again.

This place is really nice. Its not perfect, but its good for the price; the food is good, and the service is nice. You can get your own banchan (sides) but its not always the same banchan available (and again, ymmv when it comes to quality depending on your taste).My favorite cuts are the pork belly (we really like the Hawaiian Pork Belly and the Garlic Pork Belly), pork jowl (cheek), and beef bulgolgi (again, the Hawaiian one is great). Also good are the shrimp and the baby octopus, we had both the regular and the spicy for both seafood.

‼️‼️‼️BEWARE: THEY TRY TO DOUBLE CHARGE TIPS‼️‼️‼️We went on a weekday lunch and after sitting down and ordering they told us that it was a flex holiday and theyd be charging dinner prices instead. They add an automatic 18% gratuity for parties 3 or more.After the meal they added gratuity and then tried to charge it again on the bill with only the total. If you look at the numbers its very clear that they need with the point of sale system to make it look like you hadnt tipped yet on the final receipt. F them.