KOREAN BBQ FAFA BUFFET

A Korean restaurant with a tabletop barbecue where you cook yourself. Both the grilled meats and the other dishes they serve are wonderful, truly worth a visit. The service is excellent, the flavor, everything. A 10. We will definitely return.

Very good. The experience was much better than I expected. The waitresses were very attentive and explained the restaurant's operations very well. The food also arrived very quickly, and we were satisfied after one round. The decor is especially beautiful. Highly recommended. I would definitely come back.

I was truly delighted with the place. The interior is wonderful, the atmosphere is very Instagrammable. The food is super delicious (veal in wine and the BBQ wings are spectacular), definitely a good choice.

The food, the service, and the atmosphere were all fantastic. The service is superb, they explain everything, and the food is delicious and varied. Great for a couple, family, or group of friends. 10/10

Although this restaurant is run by Chinese people, not Koreans, it was better than I expected. I could feel they put a lot of effort into presenting Korean food, the staff were all friendly, and everything was clean. I especially appreciated the fact that for a set fee per person, you could enjoy everything for free for two hours, except drinks and alcohol.

Nice place! We could enjoy different Korean dishes and flavors. I recommend it! Excellent place. We were able to enjoy different Korean dishes and flavors. I recommend it!

If you want to have a 100% review and not read nonsense and nonsense, keep reading... I lived in South Korea for 2 years working and I can assure you that this place makes me feel as if I were there. The only difference between this barbecue and those in Korea: - The paper they use is made to facilitate cleaning the grill - In most places in Korea it is 'self-service', that is, you serve yourself the meats/rice/kimchi...here they bring it to your table and each meat comes on its individual plate obviously so that the flavors of the seasoned meats do not mix. - Each round you order 5 dishes, allowing you to try the different meats/dishes and repeat - There are dishes for people who don't like spicy or 'too new' such as fried chicken, rice and potatoes - As is normal, LIKE IN A CHURRASQUERIA you are going to come out smelling like a grill... - The attention is 10, always waiting if you need help or removing dishes to make room - Normal light for a restaurant with Asian details...it is not an operating room to have to look at the food with a magnifying glass - Cleanliness is a 10 throughout the premises - The meats, except the seasoned ones, COME WITHOUT ANYTHING like in Korea so that each person can give it their taste...what is normal and typical If you want to have a Korean grill experience in Santiago, this is the right place. Do not prejudge something that you have never tried or point out defects that do not really exist…. As I said: it is the closest thing to Korea in Santiago. We will return ☺️

Colorful, pleasant atmosphere, with a very appropriate setting for the type of restaurant. We've been waiting a long time to have a Korean barbecue in the Galician capital, and this buffet is a great choice. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of grilled meats and vegetables (spicy and non-spicy options) as well as pre-prepared dishes like bibimbap or ramyeon. All delicious! The buffet format is a success and is very convenient thanks to the mobile ordering system. We will definitely return!

The first thing is that at this buffet restaurant, you don't have to leave your chair; you order everything by phone, and that's, in my opinion, its strong point. You have two hours to eat as much as you want, ordering every five minutes between courses, since the meat comes in small quantities at a time. Large dishes like bibimbap or shin ranyeon (ramen) are already quite filling. I was already bored with buffets, but we'll return to this one because the whole family liked it, especially the little girl. The prices are affordable; if you spend the two hours eating, you'll make up for it.

This restaurant was a great comfort to me as I was tired of baguettes and tortillas after completing the Camino de Santiago! If you pay 24.90 euros, you can eat unlimited refills of all the dishes on the menu. Beverages and alcoholic beverages must be charged separately. Be sure to try the ramen and kimchi fried rice. The only downside is that there are no staff who can speak Korean and English.