J BBQ

Category: Korean barbecue restaurant in Los Angeles, California

Address: 901 Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90006, USA

Phone: +12133819292

Opening hours

Sunday: 12:30–10:30PM

Monday: 12:30–10:30PM

Tuesday: 12:30–10:30PM

Wednesday: 12:30–10:30PM

Thursday: 12:30–10:30PM

Friday: 12:30–11PM

Saturday: 12:30–11PM

Reviews

William Taylor

May 20, 2022

This was more than a meal, it was an experience!!! Very good selection of fresh quality meats. The employees were super friendly and helpful and speak a variety of languages. The atmosphere was awesome and the restaurant was clean. Surprisingly it was not busy at all, we went around 4 on a Thursday. Even got to try baby squid for the first time!!

Diane M

Mar 4, 2022

First time there, everything explained how place works and food choices and prices that are listed at table. Friendly staff. And you use a fork if you can't get the hang of using chopsticks like me, lol! You cook food at your table. Great experience!

Paul Kim

Dec 15, 2021

Some foods made me get a headache, including diarrhea, after I overate. I didn't know how, but things went unexpected. And, the waitress forgot to bring a few foods and our spoons. Even though the waitress gave us free extra food with a few snacks because of me for eating well, it felt okay, but I'm not going there again because I already felt like I got sick.

蔺柴

Sep 25, 2021

In general I really like the food from j bbq, the price is reasonable and the meat is good. I go there for dinner with my friends 2-4 times a month. The young servers and the host were nice and spoken fluent English. I always have had good experiences untill tonight with one of the middle-aged female server. She did not speak much of English so it was quit difficult to communicate with her. She gave out the wrong dish and gave us a negative vibe when we said, “Sorry, we didn’t order this.” One of my favorite side dish was mashed potatoes, to me it has a similar taste to the ones from Target or Costco. I take a huge bite and immediately the smell of sourness goes straight to my nostrils. I asked for a second plate but it was the same. It felt like it had been exposed to the room temperature for too long to the point it spoiled. That was when the mid-aged female said, “the chief changed the recipe, so it taste different, it is the sauce not the food . No body has complained about it, you’re the only one,” with a threatened look in her eyes. When I was explaining the situation to the younger server, I was very kind, not trying to further escalate the situation. I just wanted to remind them that the food might not be good to eat, so they can switch it out so that other customers don’t accidentally eat it. All I received from that lady was a lot of complaints and attitude. When we asked for a grill change this same lady was complaining that the grill is still good. Like we don’t know what we are talking about. It was only two of us but they automatically charged for tips. Sometimes, I doubt the fact that does everyone deserves a tip. If employees' tips are flat, is it fair for those servers who serves well? I can understand that everything has its good and its bad. During the whole dinner I treated them with smile and respectful thanked them when they brought our orders. What I do not need is disrespect or any negative attitude in return. Such low-quality service is not worth tipping, and the meaning of tipping should not be like this. Please address the issue and better evaluate the treatment of your costumers.

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Questions & Answers

How much is it?

Proyeccion de Poder Ministerios Ebenezer L.A. | Aug 25, 2019
Omar Robledo | Aug 25, 2019

If I remember correctly there are three Tiers A, B and C. Tier A has the least options and costs $13.99, Tier B has more options and costs $17.99 and Tier C has more fancy options and costs $21.99. Both Tier B and C include the drink. I would go for Tier B as Tier C has things I would not want anyways. If you want water Tier A is also good it has less things to choose from but it has the most basic stuff anyways. If you go in a group everyone has to get the same Tier.

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Is there on site parking?

Adriana Fierro | Aug 25, 2019
guadalupe melgoza | Aug 25, 2019

Yes they valet for 2.50

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How much for lunch?

Rapeeporn Rodchompu | Aug 25, 2018
Kris Bagwell | Aug 25, 2018

The all you can eat options start off at 12.99 for the basic KBBQ meats.

What are the side dishes that come with your choice of meat?

Sands “Sands of Time” Time | Aug 24, 2020
Dalio Estrada | Aug 24, 2020

You may also get salad, rice bowl, rice paper, macaroni side and a variety of marinated herb and vegetable dish sides.

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Is there any differences between lunch & dinner AYCA menu? Looks like the price diff is very small between lunch & dinner.

G Lin | Aug 24, 2020
Rene Sanchez | Aug 24, 2020

Menu is the same at lunch and dinner the only that change is the price

Are there vegetarian or fish options as well?

Luke Lindgren | Aug 25, 2019
Ricky Ignacio | Aug 25, 2019

It's korean bbq. Everything on the menu is a meat except for calamari and shrimp on the most expensive menus. They have veggie side dishes as well.

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How much per person ?

Kenya Sanchez | Aug 25, 2018
Gary Bluman | Aug 25, 2018

Aprox13.99 to aprox 18.99

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