For it being such a popular and highly rated restaurant, it was definitely way under my expectations. The portion was small for the amount they charged, 36,000 won per serving 180g of spicy kalbi, they ran out of the unmarinated kalbi, and we went in at 4:30pm which was when they opened and there was already a line of locals on the waiting list,super popular. You have to start the ordering with at least 2 serving. The kalbi was average. The lady came to cook it for us which was nice of her because we were staring at the other table following them step by step. However, the lady server for our room(seems like they have one server per room) was inpatient and unwilling to help us and treated us differently because we were foreigners. She took out our charcoal before we even finished cooking all of our meat, albeit it was two pieces of bone but there were still significant chunks of meat on them. And it appears there's fruits that they serve after meal, which she brought to the other table but not ours. 🤨 Feeling unequal treatment. Soybean stew was a bargain though, 3,000 won for a big pot and it was very tasty! I was going to give two star , but I forgot my phone in the room and left, they were nice enough to rush out and find me after I used their washroom, so three stars it is. It was definitely a bustling place for locals, I think it's a great place if you speak the language. But the price doesn't reflect in the amount or quality of kalbi they give you. I wouldn't go back and I don't recommend it.