Which Japanese & Korean BBQ

The Japanese and Korean BBQ scene in Vegas is super competitive — and the names can be so similar! Meat-loving friends, where do you go to feast? 🥩🔥 🌟 888 There are two AYCE spots with similar names: 888 Japanese BBQ: Go here for quality beef cuts. 888 Korean BBQ: Prefer marinated, saucy pork belly? Choose this one — they even have 8 different flavors of pork belly! ⚠️ Mix-ups happen often — double-check your reservation! 🌟 8Oz Korean BBQ Another “8” name… 😅 This one is à la carte, with great ambiance and service (they grill for you!). Perfect for a chill, tasty date night 💑✨. 🌟 Hobak, Hanu, Hwaro — can you tell them apart? Hobak: Korean à la carte, generous portions, good meat quality. They’ll grill a whole steak for you! Hanu: Korean AYCE, famous for their large, high-quality ribeye. Hwaro: Korean AYCE, no standout gimmicks but consistently solid — a reliable everyday choice. 🌟 Master Kim’s Korean BBQ The name says it all — “Meat King” 👑! An AYCE spot with conveyor belt service for quick refills. Love their thin-sliced beef belly — grill it till crispy and dip in sauce (so guilty, so good 🌚). 🌟 Samurai Japanese BBQ Japanese à la carte. Try their thick-cut beef tongue or order a boat platter to sample different cuts, then add more of your favorites! #LasVegas #USA #JapaneseBBQ #KoreanBBQ #MeatLovers #AYCE #FoodieBattle #VegasEats