Moo Woo Korean BBQ

Just tried the beef package for 3-4 people at Moo Woo and it was a carnivore's dream come true! The ribeye, galbi, brisket, and cutlet were all mouthwateringly delicious, perfectly cooked to perfection. But what really stole the show were the sides - they were absolutely divine! The service was decent, and the atmosphere was surprisingly quiet for a Saturday lunch crowd. While it's not all-you-can-eat, the generous portions of meat and unlimited side dishes make it well worth the price. With some add-ons like extra corn and egg, our bill came to $150, including a 20% tip. Definitely a great value for the quality and quantity of food you get! #Foodie #MeatLovers #DeliciousSides #WorthEveryPenny

Average Korean BBQ. I wanted to like it so bad because it is the closest to my house.
Service and ambiance were typical.

The food was forgetable. I would much rather drive to Chinatown and go to Captain6, Tofu Hut, Hobak, Master Kim's.

Unfriendly. Felt like I was forced to leave. Server never even tried being nice or smiling in anyway. I felt very uncomfortable and awkward. The young, skinny server with the tattoos and fake eyelashes gave off a passive aggressive vibe, so we just quietly ate our food and left.
Also, I'm pretty sure that the vents in that place don't work at all. I'm not over exaggerating when I say that restaurant looked like a smoke room lol

Too expensive. Its better to find an AYCE korean Bbq. If its just the 2 of u on a date night, the cheapest set is $99. That's crazy

This place is PRICEY. $100 for a combo and an appetizer. The meat without seasonings is okay, but the galbi and shortrib were too salty, like S.A.L.T.Y. The pan cake is mushy inside out. We had to refry it at home, but then the batter was also too salty. $100 you can have all you can eat somewhere else cheaper. First time we tried this place because it was close to where we were, never again.

Moo Woo has Korean BBQ selections as well as other traditional dishes. The ambiance has its traditional Korean BBQ restaurant layout which includes booths in the center of the restaurant as well as 4 person tables on the outskirt along both walls. Each table comes with its grills which are gas operated.

We decided on the Moo Combo. You can order the $65 option which feeds 2-3 people or the $99 option which feeds 3-4 people. We ordered the $65 because we hadn't tried this option yet and wanted to compare it with those meat cuts we've experienced down at Koreantown and Chinatown along Spring Mountain Road near the Strip. The combo comes with a 8 ounce ribeye steak, thinly sliced prime brisket, pork belly, pork bulgogi steak, and spicy chicken.

As far as the food, the meat, pork, and chicken were comparable to some restaurants near the Strip. The spicy chicken could have been a bit flavorful, but all other meat selections were great.

The side dishes were less than most Korean restaurants as far as amount. Majority of the items were okay.

Overall, the food is good and would be fun for all.

Very delicious combos at a very reasonable price! Regardless of which package you get, it definitely feeds the higher end of the suggested serving size. Each combo comes with a variety of appetizers, and we love all the small sides it comes with.

They play very upbeat music, which is personally really enjoyable while I'm eating.

Only negative on our last trip here was the service. For whatever reason, all the staff seemed to be in a really bad mood & would bring all of our meats & appetizers without saying anything or explaining which meat was what. We also had to ask for rice & for more pitchers of water every time we ran out. It was our first negative experience with the service here, but food wise, it's always great!

I'm glad that this place exists where it is surrounded by fast food. It's so refreshing to be able to sit and actually dine in with quality meat, and food. If you have never had Korean food and always wanted to try, this is the spot. I love Korean food and this place is worth the price. It is not all you can eat but the food is very filling for the appropriate group it states that it can feed up to. Service was good, there wasn't as much servers but they did a fantastic job with juggling a busy day.

Really too pricey to be honest but it was good. We've done this a time or two before but luckily the server came by for each item and helped us cook each entree to perfection which is what we'd prefer. Everything was tasty, even the beer was pretty good! Be prepared to smell like bbq for the rest of the night though lol. I just don't think it was worth the price.

One of the few rare real Korean bbq where the fire touches the meat!
Banchan consists of 6 dishes and my favorite is the fish cake and had 3 refills.

The beef I got was good juicy but a bit chewy and a big tough. Will return to get other dishes