I've been to Kkoki twice now. The first time I came it was just with my wife and it was an okay experience, there were definitely a few issues with the service but this second time was something else. This second time I came with my wife and part of her family. From the start the older lady that took our orders and served us the dishes for the Korean BBQ was incredibly rude. It felt as if we were not welcome in the establishment the entire time. We were very respectful and quiet during our time there but the way the server had talked to us in general was of disdain for us. My wife noticed that other customers at other tables were being treated very differently than our table, that she would greet others and also communicate more with them. I hate to use the race card and forgive me for it but my wife and her family are latino. The tables that were being treated with more kindness and respect were white and korean tables. At the end of it all, we had one thing that we requested to go which was from a hot bowl of soup, the server came to our table and quickly dropped the plastic cup on our table and left. The thing is, she actually helped other tables store their hot soup in the plastic cups but when it came to us she refused though we spoke to her with genuine kindness and respect. My wife and her family felt like they didn't belong at the restaurant and I could tell that it really affected their day afterwards. On our first time eating there I did tip over 20% on the first time, so if anyone is thinking maybe we didn't tip well on our first visit hence the bad blood, that isn't it. The food is good here I will give them that, but there is a possibility that during your visit you will not feel welcome and it may put you in a bad funk for the rest of your day. I say it's not worth it when there are other great Korean food options in the area.