Dong Bang Grill

If you want good quality Korean food, even if you're paying a bit more compared to other Korean restaurants, highly recommend this place. The entrees we ordered were all very good and their side dishes were of high quality. There is valet parking under the restaurant or you can find street parking. We got their oyster & steam pork belly, spicy seafood stew, and kimchee jeon. The oysters are fresh and big. There was a bit too much fat on the pork belly and the spicy seafood stew was good.

What a great place. So much to explore here! Delicious options for everyone - including the gluten free vegan and the girl who will only eat sushi. We had bbq dishes (galbi and spicy meat), mushroom bbq (!), udon with squid, scallion shrimp pancakes, eel, and everything in between. We also liked the busy atmosphere. We will definitely come back!

I came here in a weekday evening in July for barbecue and had a good experience . Upon arrival, we were immediately seated. Our banchan (side dishes) came out to us quickly and there was a good selection. We ordered bulgogi and galbi and both were delicious. The staff was friendly and all of our food items came out quickly. The price for the meat was a little high so bring a full wallet.

We have always driven by this place but never stopped in to eat. My wife had a weird craving for both BBQ and sushi at the same time, and Dong Bang Grill came up. We came for lunch with our kids, and we sat indoors and was happy that there was plenty of space between us and other lunch parties. The tables have fans that take in the bbq smoke, which is nice. Our server was super nice too! The food came out super quickly! And the side Korean dishes were really yummy as well! The BBQ portions are fairly generous. My wife and older son mostly ate it (our younger one wasn't interested and we just had an udon plate for him, which he loved). We ordered two beef dishes and one pork, which seemed to be more than enough for us, in addition to a three sushi roll combo. We definitely would love to come here again when we're in the neighborhood!

Totally forgot about this place from many years ago. All i remember was that was on top floor, had parking and across from a park. Thia was the 1st place i ever tried Korean food. It was was so long ago but i still remember it . The comic side was we had a small bowl of rice that the more we ate, it looked liked it never emptied 🤣. Food was good but for what i remember it was pricey. But it was an experience!