BBQ Town, San Jose CA

You could tell that the owners spend the absolute minimal effort in preparing their food. The chicken katsu I ordered wasn't freshly fried. It must've been sitting around for hours and they just reheated it. Kimchi wasn't even real. Last time I would be eating here.

Great comfort food. Decent portion. Well prepared.

Tofu soup was a bit sweeter than usual Korean restaurants.

Foods pretty decent for a food court. Maybe a little in the greasy side. But it’s expensive.

Seafood pancake was about fifteen dollars. I’d say it’s enough for a meal but you wouldn’t want just that for a meal.

So we also got the short ribs. Flavorful but too sweet. It does come with rice and soup but the soups a little bland. Not worth thirty dollars at all.

They do have prepared foods also. Suns look pretty yummy.

Order at counter and seat yourself. Cleanliness is determined by whoever sat before you.

For beef ramen tofu soup, there is 90% soup, 4% tofu, 4% ramen (fast) and 2% beef.

It’s in a food court. Everything (table, tray, bowl, etc) is sticky and greasy.

Will dispute for food quality.

BBQ Town is real homemade Korean taste and quality. I love their stone pot bibimbap or kimchi fried rice with optional meat. Yummy!

It is my worst experience. I felt like they only gave me a very bad and expensive instant soup.

Bibimpap was delicious. Prices were very expensive for a food court. Don't expect any service.

For the price, quantity, and quality of the food. In love with this place. Worth every penny. Plus they have hot made fresh sides next to the side of the order menu, if you want to take it to go without standing in line to order. Got the tofu hot stone bibimpap and kimchi pancake. While the stone was still sizzling, I stirred one slice pancake and all sides and mixed it all up. So yummy. Recommend any empty tummy food cravers to swing by.

I’ve been wanting to try this place inside of H Mart because I heard it was good but I was greatly disappointed. Barbecue town is in a corner of H Mart. No surprise. At first we looked at what was available in their cold case. Containers of different kinds of bibimbap for $6.99 each. We are going to get that and some Bonchon but then, when we went to pay for it, we saw that for a higher price you could get the bibimbap And we assumed it would be made fresh and be hot instead of cold. I asked the lady about the banchan and she said that I think containers that I chose were what was available. It took about 10 minutes for our food to be prepared. I got the chicken Bibibop and my husband got the seafood.we were concerned that the containers felt cold. So there was cold vegetables on the bottom and then very over cooked chicken and seafood on top. The rice was hot in separate containers. And they gave me a container of banchan so I didn’t need to buy the separate containers, but the lady did not make that clear. This Bibibop was $16.99 and we for the life of us could not figure out what the difference was between what was in the coal case. It was mostly cold. So it was overpriced and overcooked. Very disappointing.

Avoid their tofu soups, they are super extremely salty. It was so bad, I couldn't finish it. It didn't used to be that way. Prepandemic, their tofu soups were pretty good. I use to get their bibimbap also, which was very good back then, but now I'm hesitant to try it as it might have become awful too.

First time trying here during grocery shopping. Ramen tofu soup’s just ok to me. Fair price and quick service.