KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

Elizabeth Kellam a month ago

Enjoyed our lunch here. It was very fun cooking our own food and they provided everything needed to get it done. Service was a little bit slow, but it was a little busy. We went for our daughter's birthday and her drink from the bar was free and so was her meal with proof of date of birth. Overall would definitely go again.

Joyce Chen 3 months ago

Once we were seated, we got an iPad to order whatever toppings and items we wanted. The store also had a bar with snacks and fruits. The servings for each item was small, which was perfect, since we to to try many things! Each person gets to choose their own soup base, which is awesome for groups with different preferences! I chose the korean seafood tofu, which tasted really good and came with actual seafood (shrimp, clam, and oyster, etc.) inside the pot. Total was a bit less than $30 for lunch on weekdays!

Alexia Watlington 6 months ago

This was my first experience at the KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot. First,let me say, this is NOT a romantic date place because it's loud and you leave smelling like the food that you cook. We went for lunch on a Saturday and it was crowded. We were told we had a wait time of 20 to 25 minutes, but ended up at be ONLY about 10 minutes. As someone with spine issues, I found the seats rather awkward because I had to sit on the edge of the seat, without back support, just to be able to reach everything. Our server was a very sweet young woman, but there was definitely a language barrier. She couldn't understand ALOT of what we asked her and her accent was so heavy that I could barely understand what she was saying. I felt like my sister was our interpreter, but at times she had issues understanding her, too!? I enjoy new experiences and interesting experience. If I ever go back I'll likely just go the grill, not the soup, though the soup is good. I just felt kind of rushed with the 2 hr. limit and again, found it awkward trying to eat soup, while sitting on the edge of my seat. I have to say, the selection of ingredients to try was absolutely amazing and I loved the "make your own" sauce ba

Malachi Stanley 7 months ago

For my birthday this year, my lovely partner took me to K-Pot. I had never been to Korean BBQ before, and I was really happy with what we got. We got both options: the hot pot and the grill. While the hot pot was good, I preferred the grill. I like soup as much as the next guy, but it was not quite what I was expecting. In the future, I would get the soup – but I would make sure that is what and all I wanted. The Grill option was by far the best and most flavorful. The only issue I had with that was – if you get a sauced item or put sauce on an item and then cook it, the sauce does sorta burn to the grill. So, I would recommend calling your server more often to get that changed out, so you do not have any burned-on residue on the grill and ruin the flavor of whatever you are cooking. I had a good experience and I will be back in the future!

Ally Ingold Edited 5 months ago

This is a regular staple in my local restaurant rotation and is hands down my favorite place in Greensboro. The spicy beef bulgogi is AMAZING and I could eat that all night. The dinner menu is huge with tons of beef, pork, poultry, and veggie options. The photos are from a variety of visits, and not a single one has ever disappointed. The lunch menu is slightly cheaper and lacks some of the higher quality options, but is just as good and a fraction of the cost. I always do the bbq and have never done the hot pot, but it looks amazing and I’ve heard great things. I’ll be trying that this winter for sure. Edited to add and removed a star: Maybe the holidays threw off their game a bit, but I had three unpleasant visits in the last month. The first was when I took my husband for a birthday dinner on 12/18. The table we were seated at was vibrating and really loud so we requested a new table. They moved us to the table immediately beside the original and proceeded to disassemble and service the original table the entire time we ate. Power tools weren’t any better than the noise created by the table we complained about, and this felt like it was in poor taste since there were plenty of