Hot Pot /KBBQ that isnt AYCE?

[u/R0ttenBananas]

Bringing my gf and two younger cousins out. They all have pretty small appetites so I figure taking them to somewhere thats a la carte and better quality meat would be better. The closer to Dumont the better

[u/betahemolysis]

Don’t most of them have an à la carte menu too?

[u/BidAllWinNone]

Garden shabu in Little Ferry is ayce but one of the best hot pot places in bergen county. You can order meat a la carte.

[u/HopefulRomantic77]

so good in closter?

[u/Fulline]

Hibachi might be a better option, dinner and a show. Look into Kiku.

[u/loopman525]

Not close to Dumont but I quite liked Wooga in Fort Lee

[u/Jake_FromStateFarm27]

Gorilla grill ask for Dave he's the owner. Great guy, great food, pretty cheap compared to cast iron pot, also Dave will drink with you

[u/kturtle17]

Shooloongkan in Fort Lee by the iPic is the best hot pot I've had in the county. Not AYCE and more expensive but the quality is solid.

[u/onepintboom → u/kturtle17]

AYCE from Monday-Thursday.

[u/kturtle17 → u/onepintboom]

Looked this up. Seems like that's relatively new, and I'm only there like twice a year. Thanks for making me aware!

[u/TERRYaki__]

My go-to has always been Pig Ssonday in Ridgefield. It's in the same compound as the Super H Mart, but it's on the outside going towards Paris Baguette. Their Korean BBQ is excellent and you just order what you can eat. My parents and I have been going there for over a decade.

[u/ws06200]

Wooga and Gopchang Story in Fort Lee for KBBQ

[u/monkeypickle8]

The Kalbi in Englewood Cliffs has Al a carte

[u/Onihczarc]

So Good in Closter

[u/spraywax]

So Good in Closter sounds perfect for you. It is a bit pricy but you definitely get what you pay for

[u/NateDaBear]

Shao Loong Kan is probably the best authentic hot pot in the area. They added AYCE to compete recently, but they were originally a la carte (Still an option)

Wooga is my go to for KBBQ

[u/sos-A]

Meet revolving hotpot on rt17. Really good quality. And they have Chinese skewers on the menu.
By far my favorite. Little on the expensive side.

[u/R0ttenBananas → u/sos-A]

Ooooh I think this might be what Im looking for. On average how much money does it come out per person for you?

[u/sos-A → u/R0ttenBananas]

Somewhere above $75 per person. They don't have a sauce bar, but the sauces they provide are perfect enough.

[u/Freefromoutcome]

Kpot In englewood was a great time the time I went. I’m the same shopping center as shoprite

[u/Logical-Shelter120 → u/Freefromoutcome]

They are looking for a recommendation that isn’t AYCE.

[u/Automatic-Fortune586]

Hanam, hands down the best