DAE GEE KOREAN BBQ

Well, this is the true rip off. Me and husband went first time there. It was my Birthday. There were no other customers there. So only one person was serving..it explained a lot. They says ‘all you can eat’ but he will bring little bit of meet each time. And when we order he is like “Oh you want more?” so we didn’t order much BUT it cost $80 for just 2 of us. The little lunch it wasn’t good was $80. Truly rip off. Don’t go there.

Food was amazing the service could have been better but wasn't bad i loved the whole experience it was so fun i can't wait to go back

Great Korean place here in Fort Collins. Their Korean fried chicken is amazing and has quite a few options. We get a few to share. Sauce choices are garlic soy, red chili, and mango gochoo bbq. I like the mango gochoo barbecue the best, but warning that it is spicy. Bulgogi is a good choice and I prefer the spicy version. The potato salad side is so amazing, I could eat a pint of it by myself! Enjoy!

Great food and sides. Fun to cook on the grill.

Excellent Korean fare and friendly service. I got the dumpling soup and an assortment of sides. It was all interesting and delicious.

A CARNIVORE'S PARADISE! I re-visited Dae Gee earlier this week with a classmate, and honestly, nothing changed (in a good way!). If you're a carnivore seeking a true feast for your taste buds that won't break the bank either, look no further than this unlimited Korean BBQ gem in Dservice.ae Gee! Conveniently located in Old Town on Mountain and Olive, my most recent (and second ever) dining experience here was nothing short of exceptional, earning this spot another well-deserved five stars. Let's start with the service. Victor, our server, deserves a special shout-out for his attentiveness and impeccable service. He checked up on us often, making sure we always had food on our table, and he did a great job ensuring our grilling experience went without a hitch. His friendly demeanor and prompt attention to our needs added an extra layer of enjoyment to our meal. Now, let's talk alcohol. The peach soju was an unexpected delight. Refreshing and sweet, it proved to be the ideal companion, seamlessly complementing the savory flavors of the barbecue. A definite must-try for anyone eager to explore the world of soju with a delightful peachy twist. I would be remiss not to mention the value of this place. One of the standout features of Dae Gee is the value for money. At $30 for lunch (which excludes the galbi) and $38 for dinner (which includes the galbi), you get an all-you-can-eat extravaganza that puts other pricey steakhouse and dining options to shame. I couldn't help but compare it to spending the same amount elsewhere (Applebee's for example) for a measly 12 oz ribeye with only two side options. Here, you're treated to an endless array of high-quality meats and banchan options that make every dollar spent entirely worth it. Banchan options here include the jang-jorim, oi muchim, kimchi, kimchi jun, fermented onions with jalapeños, pickled radish, potato salad, fish cakes, and chicken mandoo. My taste buds were in heaven with each bite. The Dak Bulgogi (chicken) and Sam Gyeob Sal (pork belly) stole the show for me, showcasing the perfect balance of marinade and tenderness. The Sogogi Bulgogi was no slouch either, offering a delectable alternative that added variety to our grilling experience. In summary, this unlimited Korean BBQ joint has mastered the art of providing not just a meal but an experience. With Victor's outstanding service, delightful peach soju, and a menu that won't break the bank, it's safe to say I'll be coming back for more carnivorous delights. A hearty five stars for an evening well spent!

This is my go-to when I’m craving hot soup. Their soondubu hits the spot and they’re generous with their banchan!