The maximum they accomodate is 6 per table. $22.99 per person for ""all you can eat"" dinner service. I use quotes b/c if you're there too long the staff begins to get pushy and like the other reviews said, ""they begin to hover over you."" Our night was a perfect example. We were six to a table 3 guys and 3 girls. An hour into our dinner the waitstaff began to hover over us. Watching and counting (jotting notes) how many plates we went through. Their chamisul and baek se ju (korean alcohol) were sold for 3x what is should be. The whole point of group dining in this instance is to enjoy eachothers company, and eat until we're full. But the staff wasnt' having it at all. It got to a point where they stopped refilling our drinks, gave us a bill early, and cleared our plates before we were done. How rude! We decided to continue eating and didnt pay the bill b/c we werent finished. An old lady came by pointed and tapped at the bill, particularly the TIP portion. She said ""Hey, you cant do that. You have to tip."" We told her we werent done eating and that she should wait. She walked away and before we knew it there were 2 old ladys hovering over us. It was so uncomfortable that our group began to whisper to eachother. When we did settle the bill we tipped 8% only b/c we felt sorry for them. So to end this review. I would say go elsewhere like Han Il Kwan. Palace BBQ has a decent selection and the food is ok but they'll treat their customers like dirt if they're there for more than an hour (you have to cook your food DUH) or you're eating too much becuase you'll lose your appetite once this happens. Its not really all you can eat if you're being watched and forced to give a tip after being treated like dirt. I will never go back nor will any of my friends. They also made a rude comment in Korean as we were leaving. I know b/c I'm Korean but my friends werent. How pathetic.
Pros: if i have to categorize it then the FOOD but barely
Cons: everything else
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