All That Barbecue

Amazing food and everything was just amazing [my girl a picky eater ]

Loved from the first time. I really like coming here for Korean BBQ because of its variety choices even the side dishes. Everything is well seasoned and fresh. I've tried many places in Santa Ana but there was always lacking of something. However, this place is just perfect. Highly recommend for BBQ lovers.

Lunch review: Not bad I suppose! Service was nice and quick, meats were hit and miss, and at $26 bucks that's alright I guess. My favorite was probably just the beef belly. Food: 6/10 Service: 7/10 Vibes: 5/10 Value: 4/10

$30–50

Good value for money Korean bbq in Irvine. They give you so much meat in one plate. The price is so worth it. I will be a regular customer.

$10–20

$30–50

Arrived at 930pm under the impression it was open till 11pm. According to Google. We got seated, and there was a great delay in our food. We had to ask 7 times for our order. Attitude was given by all staff. By that time, it was 10pm, and they started to clean. One of the employees started spraying chemicals our way as we were cooking our food, with no consideration to our health. Made us order last call so fast for our experience. By far, it's the worst experience we have had coming here.

$30–50

The price for each person is $34.99, that's all you can eat korean bbq. The meats were fresh. It may not be the best quality, but it's definitely worth it.

All That Barbecue is a great Korean BBQ restaurant with a modern and clean ambiance. Although the restaurant is a bit pricier than some other options in the Tustin area, the quality of the meat selections is worth the extra cost. The menu offers a wide variety of choices, making it a great option for groups with varying tastes. The restaurant can get quite busy at night, so it's best to plan accordingly. Keep in mind that there is a two-hour limit on all-you-can-eat orders, and you'll be charged for any uneaten meat. However, the portions are quite large, so this shouldn't be an issue for most diners. The food itself is delicious, with standout dishes like the ribs and brisket. While the service can be a bit slow at times, it generally improves as the meal progresses. The waitstaff can be a bit sneaky in turning down the burners, but this is a small issue overall. All That Barbecue is still one of the best Korean BBQ options in the Irvine. If you're looking to avoid crowds, try visiting on a weekday soon after they open. While the service could use a bit of work, the quality of the food makes up for any minor issues.

$20–30

Another must go to if you're in Irvine. The beef bulgogi is my favorite. Tons of different offerings and who doesn't love a funny name or pun at dinner? Cannot go wrong with anything on the menu!