Xitun District, Taichung City｜好好吃肉韓式烤肉吃到飽-台中逢甲店

All you can eat in 90 minutes. They have noodle, rice, meat, vegetables, drink and ice cream. The quality of food is so good! Around 400 per person but I really recommend it

I wanted to drink hot cocoa but the hot drink machine was not in a good mood so I didn’t get it. I informed the waiter and dealt with it immediately, and he kindly filled a cup and delivered it to my place~ I asked the boss to give him a raise🙆

This was a great, social, KBBQ place, and in my opinion, very worth the money. Depending on when you go during the day will depend on the price. For an all you can eat restaurant, it’s amazingly prized. Everything is unlimited, it’s all out for you to choose from. I did see some bottled/canned drinks in a fridge (there were also plenty of drink machines) which I wasn’t 100% sure if you had to pay for them as it seemed to be alcoholic. You may just need to ask for permission. There were many meat options, as well as sauces and side dishes. There was honestly so much I can’t be bothered go write the selection 😂. You can control the heat of your little BBQ grill, as well as the stove for the hotpot yourself, you have 2 tongs and ladles as well. You may call a server over whenever you like for them to change the grease proof paper on top of the BBQ grill thing. Maybe the meat wasn’t as fresh (what I gathered from other reviews, I’m not an avid meat eater so it seemed fine for me), but you do have to consider the highest price you may end up paying is NT$399(about GB£10.92/US$13.13/EU€12.39) for an hour and a half of unlimited food and drinks. They also had a neat extra fee to pay of about NT$50 if you have an excessive amount of meat uneaten to deter food waste. The ambience of the restaurant was very friendly. Lots of chatter and laughter. It seemed like a good place for young people, though there were some families ranging from kids to elders there. It was quite noisy with Kpop music and lots of chatter, but not too bad in my opinion. The tables were wide so maybe you had to speak a little louder so the person on the other side could hear. We went during a very busy time so the workers seemed rushed off their feet. We didn’t have too much interaction with them, but when we did it was pleasant enough as they were polite and efficient. Don’t expect any small talk. Me and 5 other friends decided to go at about 6pm on Lunar New Years Day. We had to wait for 50 minutes for a table to be freed up. They write your name down and take the last 3 digits of your phone number (which basically acts as an order number) so you can go to explore Fengjia night market while waiting (though make sure to be there 5-10 minutes before the estimated time is up just in case). There are benches outside, as well as a TV playing Kpop music videos, so if you want to stay/the wait is short, it wont be boring. They’ll come out and call your name and number. If you can’t speak much Chinese, that’s fine as it’s simple enough to say how many people are their, and to get your name and number down. For us, the worker recognised our group when waiting outside and came up to us to tell us our table is ready, so we didn’t have to listen out for our name and number to be called in Chinese, but of course this is not a guarantee. For prices, as I mentioned above, depends on when you come. The most in demand time is obviously more expensive, though i think still very reasonable. In some places I’ve gone, you have to pay per selection or set of meat. They have unlimited sides and drinks that go with the meat, but the selection is generally a lot less than here. The meat definitely is better in some places, but other places it’s not as noticeable.