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When you arrive the first thing they ask you is how long would you like to eat for. The options were 60, 90 or 120 mins. We decided to go with 90 minu…
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Came here late night and spend $25 each for buffet.Their buffet is pretty decent! They also had some sides such as bulgogi and spicy bulgogi: Kimchi f…
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2 Reviews on “OhGam Korean BBQ Buffet”
When you arrive the first thing they ask you is how long would you like to eat for. The options were 60, 90 or 120 mins. We decided to go with 90 minutes because it was our first visit and we had no idea how long we were going to take. Personally, I would have liked it if they just timed us from the moment we started cooking to the point where we wanted to pay. Because at the 50 minute mark, we got quite full and wanted to call it quits just before the 1 hour mark, but since the docket they printed out said we had 90 mins, we tried to stuff our face for the full 90 mins.
Food options, there was a few hot/cooked dishes ranging from japchae to tteokbokki. They had a few condiments for you to choose from. The raw meats section ranged from marinaded to plain meats. I wasnt a fan of the marinade – i found it to have a strong and overpowering ginger taste to it but the plain meats were soo good! But they were on the fatty side though. My fave was the pork cheek! I sprinkled a bit of salt & pepper on the meat before BBQ-ing it and it made it 10x better! The beef brisket was frozen and it was really hard to separate each slice. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at OhGam. Will definitely be back!
Came here late night and spend $25 each for buffet.
Their buffet is pretty decent! They also had some sides such as
bulgogi and spicy bulgogi:
Kimchi fried rice: a bit garlicky
Tteokbokki:
Japchae:
Potato salad: with corn, sultana, potato, egg and apple. Sounds quite weird yet taste ok.
Sort of okonomiyaki: either that pancake. Nice
Soup! Kimchi soup(?): i didnt try
They have various of beef and pork and chicken meat options as well as seafood such as shrimp and baby octopus!
+ sauces + lettuce + kimchi + garlic + onion + mushroom + and other sides