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I noticed that there are a lot of cheap Korean eat-all-you can places in Quezon City, which is good (or bad since I'm trying to lose weight) because it means they are all in close proximity to me, hahaha!
Our latest eat-all-you-can Korean BBQ discovery is Lee Hak Legendary Korean Restaurant in Kapitolyo, Pasig City. It's located beside Jollibee near Pioneer Center Supermarket.
Hubby and I were driving around looking for a place to eat last Saturday night and found this place, which is surprisingly big.
Each table is equipped with a charcoal grill and a vacuum-type exhaust like this one.
What sets Lee Hak apart from other Korean eat-all-you-can places is the fact that aside from unlimited meats for grilling and banchan (Korean side dishes) which starts at P499 (there are different eat-all-you-can BBQ levels depending on the types of meat you choose but the basic beef + pork combo is P499), you order unlimited amounts of food from their menu of 50 or so dishes. They're cooked as you order so everything is fresh and piping hot when they're served. Click on their menu above for a closer look at their offerings. Hubby and I tried what we can but it's not even 1/4 of what they have, lol! There's a P300 leftover fee per person so make sure to order only what you can finish. Read more »
Our latest eat-all-you-can Korean BBQ discovery is Lee Hak Legendary Korean Restaurant in Kapitolyo, Pasig City. It's located beside Jollibee near Pioneer Center Supermarket.
Hubby and I were driving around looking for a place to eat last Saturday night and found this place, which is surprisingly big.
Each table is equipped with a charcoal grill and a vacuum-type exhaust like this one.
What sets Lee Hak apart from other Korean eat-all-you-can places is the fact that aside from unlimited meats for grilling and banchan (Korean side dishes) which starts at P499 (there are different eat-all-you-can BBQ levels depending on the types of meat you choose but the basic beef + pork combo is P499), you order unlimited amounts of food from their menu of 50 or so dishes. They're cooked as you order so everything is fresh and piping hot when they're served. Click on their menu above for a closer look at their offerings. Hubby and I tried what we can but it's not even 1/4 of what they have, lol! There's a P300 leftover fee per person so make sure to order only what you can finish. Read more »
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