Kalbi BBQ specializes in authentic Korean tabletop grilling where diners sear marinated meats and fresh vegetables directly at their tables. The menu features classic bulgogi and short ribs alongside an expansive selection of freshly prepared sushi rolls and nigiri. Side dishes known as banchan accompany the grilled proteins, providing a diverse range of traditional fermented flavors and textures. The interior layout emphasizes social interaction through integrated grills, facilitating a highly interactive cooking process for groups. Professional staff provide necessary guidance on grilling techniques to ensure optimal flavor development for each cut of meat. This establishment combines the intensity of high-heat Korean barbecue with the precise artistry of Japanese raw fish preparations. Patrons find a comprehensive menu that bridges two distinct culinary traditions within a single, functional space designed for efficient and communal preparation.
Kalbi BBQ is a popular all-you-can-eat destination known for its fun, interactive dining experience where guests cook their own meats at the table. Many visitors praise the wide variety of menu items, including flavorful marinated meats, fresh sushi, and various side dishes, which are delivered to tables by unique robot servers. While most reviews highlight the quick service, lively atmosphere, and great value for the price, some diners have noted occasional issues with ambient noise, temperature fluctuations, and inconsistent meat quality or portion sizes. Despite mixed feedback regarding specific pricing policies and potential wait times, it remains a frequently recommended spot for groups and social gatherings in Montreal.
I like going there,their service is extra quick.Ive never waited more then 5 minutes for the food to come.Only downside is depends where u are seated but some spots ,i think there is a fan that comes on when there is too much smoke & it gets very chilly.I was cold & had to put my coat on during my last visit ,the tabke next to mine complained about it too..🫤
Très mauvais expérience, inconfortable mauvais éclairage, très mauvais concept, (à volonté) avec robot , on doit commander avec telehonne &, ça ne marche pas, pour nous un seul appareil par table a fonctionné. 41$ + tx pour manger une minuscule soupe wongtong, dessert non compris, pas de service, le robot arrive on ne sais pas qui a commandé, ça été affreux l'horreur, j'ai détesté ma soirée.
Mar 15, 2026
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Franchement, j'ai vraiment beaucoup aimé le restaurant Kalbi. La nourriture était excellente, tout était bien assaisonné & les portions étaient parfaites. Le service était aussi très agréable, on s'est senti bien accueillis dès le début. L'ambiance du restaurant est super & ça donne vraiment envie de revenir. C'était une très belle expérience, merci beaucoup !
Cool robot servers, but the tables a bit too tight for them to be easy to access the trays. Food is fine for the price, but I wish the LA kalbi (beef short ribs) was seasoned more, as the kalbi sauce is closer to a gojujiang mixed down than a traditional marinade.
Either way, it's fine, & is what the locals probably expect from AYCE KBBQ.
We had a great experience at this all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant in the heart of Chinatown. For about $100 for two adults & one child, the meal felt like very good value considering the variety & quality of food available.
We tried several types of sushi, & everything tasted fresh & well prepared. The BBQ chicken was also a nice surprise-flavorful & a good option if you want something different between sushi dishes.
The all-you-can-eat format makes the experience very satisfying because you can try many different items without worrying about ordering just one dish. Overall, it was a fun & filling dining experience in a lively Chinatown location, & it's a great spot if you want plenty of variety & fresh sushi. 🍣🥢
Meilleur BBQ Coréen à Montréal! Tu paye pour ce que tu mange ! Sinon vas au buffet « chinois » de ton quartier à prix modique, les mauvais commentaires ? Ferme ta yeule pis vas manger des egg rolls chez Wign Wign Tremblay & frères …
