It was such a cool experience here. The atmosphere is very fun but not a party atmosphere. It just seems like a cool hangout spot for food. The food itself is great too. So many times in any all you can eat places, even Korean BBQ, they tend to go cheap on the food. I don't know if they go cheap or not on the food here but they make it delicious. The kimchi was some of the best I've had. My date loved the broccoli. All the meat we tried too were excellent cuts. The bulgogi was perhaps the best we had too. The staff was amazing here. They were on top of it all and helped us with the cooking. They were quick and all so friendly. I definitely cannot wait to return.

K-pop has way better sides than Iron Age, and more variety too. It's definitely on the pricier end nowadays, but I might be biased. I've been coming here since they first open, so I still remember the $23 dinner days. You've gotta try their bone in short rib (the bone in galbi). It's their most expensive cut of meat and absolutely mouthwatering, so get your money's worth! Great vibe to the restaurant, good quality soju, and attentive service.

A birthday lunch has me raving about K-pop in Woodstock. I had a fabulous time dinning here today and eating the delicious food. The appetizers were simple and flavorful. The restaurant itself was nice eating in one of their booths is preferred. The staff was super friendly and attentive. Loved them stopping by and checking in. Truly liked them staying on top of our visit. Thank you. If you love grilling your own proteins and trying relishes, salads, and sauces then this is your happy place to eat. Yes, I have a very happy birthday eating here.

Great place. Lots of parking and good bathrooms. They sat us down right away on a Friday night. Amazing food and incredible wait staff. Super helpful, they came and brought us an allergy friendly menu to make sure I got the right options, and knew all my options. All the marinades are gf which is amazing! The bulgogi was my favorite. My twin loves KPOP music and the whole place has KPOP music videos going and even has a steak labeled "KPOP steak" which was her favorite of course. You get all the sides. The pricing is all inclusive so you get however many sides, meats etc, you can eat. I believe they have other options but the bbq is the best part so I'd suggest that. Overall a great spot, amazing food, great service, very fast even on a busy night.

Solid korean bbq spot! We enjoyed our time here and the food. Staff were very nice and let us bring our own birthday cake for dessert no charge. We will likely be back!

This has become the go to place for birthdays and anniversary's for my family. The beef bulgogi, rice cakes and radish kimchi are off the chain. Bring your appetite because this place is why I have to diet so much ..... Love this place.

A 'memory' that popped up on Facebook prompted us to go to Kpop for Korean BBQ. We hadn't been there in a year, and the reviews I read were concerning. Has the restaurant gone downhill? No! If you liked Kpop before, you'll like it now. The price has gone up insignificantly and the staff is different, primarily college kids who took pretty good care of us. The lunch pre-fixe is $20. Granted, some items on the dinner menu -- primarily seafood -- are not available mid-day. But who cares? It's quieter, cheaper and you can sit as long as you'd like. There's a time limit at dinner; I believe 90 minutes, which is fair if people are waiting. Be hungry! You'll start with an array of salads and dips. I particularly like their pickled radishes. Then choose appetizers. From experience, I avoided the egg souffle and dumplings. This time we went with rice cakes (which will be added to my "do not order" list. Sort of gelatinous and gummy), Korean fried chicken (yum!) and tofu (which wasn't as good as I remembered.) Look at my photo of the grill. Pork belly, which I don't like, is very fatty. My husband ate it, claimed he liked it, but added that he wouldn't get it again. My favorite is beef bulgogi. I was originally going to get teriyaki chicken -- they'll bring out two meats at a time -- but why be a glutton? I was full. If you vacillate about trying Kpop, I say 'give it a go!' It's really good, and there are enough choices to appeal to every palate.