Bulgogi Hut
This is an All You Can Eat Korean Barbecue restaurant located in Los Angeles.
Bulgogi Hut is a Korean barbecue restaurant focused on All You Can Eat offerings, providing a dining experience with unlimited tableside grill-your-own meats.
We try to create a fun festive environment for groups to enjoy.
Hours
- Happy hourMon–Fri: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PMSat–Sun: Closed
- StoreOpen Everyday 11:00am to 12:00am.
The menu
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Premium meats may be ordered A La Carte but are not available to take home as leftovers.
Per The Infatuation, the deluxe option is only $26, and you and your coworker will have your choice of rib fingers, marinated chicken, black angus beef brisket, and of course, the titular bulgogi.
Korean fried chicken is available in sweet chili, soy garlic, and original flavors.
If you're not in the mood for grilling, they have some excellent pre-made options, like golden-brown chicken wings (which come with a medley of sauces), Spam fried rice, and galbi bento boxes filled to the brim with tender, glazed meats alongside rice, japchae, and banchan.
Per The Infatuation, All of the tables at this Ktown spot are sectioned off by giant fiberglass partitions, the air is properly smoky, plates of meat arrive almost overflowing, and the waitstaff is kind, and eager to help you make your next selection.
Service
3Reservations are accepted.
It offers table service.
It offers takeout and delivery.
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Reservations are accepted.
Bulgogi Hut, full-service.
It offers takeout and delivery.
The room
1Per The Infatuation, All of the tables at this Ktown spot are sectioned off by giant fiberglass partitions, the air is properly smoky, plates of meat arrive almost overflowing, and the waitstaff is kind, and eager to help you make your next selection. Per The Infatuation, Complete with partitions, a sea of tents, and string lights, it's a new outdoor pop-up.
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We have televisions located around the restaurant playing Kpop music or popular sporting events.
Complete with partitions, a sea of tents, and string lights, it's a new outdoor pop-up.
Operations
5- Parking
- There's a free lot, a paid lot, a free garage, free street parking, and paid street parking.
- Attributes
- It welcomes children.
- Access
- The parking, seating, entrance, and restroom are wheelchair accessible.
- Details
- You can dine in, come with a group, order beer, and order wine, at a moderate price level.
- Payment
- It takes contactless payments, debit cards, and credit cards.
History
2Open since 2014.
By the time dining rooms were ordered to close on July 1st, Kang knew her family's restaurant was going to have to adapt yet again.
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Per The Infatuation, by the time dining rooms were ordered to close on July 1st, Kang knew her family's restaurant was going to have to adapt yet again.
Open since 2014.
In the press
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Korean barbecue cuisine focused on All You Can Eat offerings. This is an All You Can Eat Korean Barbecue restaurant located in Los Angeles. This is a casual Korean barbecue restaurant that offers unlimited tableside grill-your-own meats and other Korean dishes.
This is a restaurant.
Located in Koreatown, Los Angeles.