Korean BBQ & Rolls

2^nd time here and I have just been notified this will be closing in April.. Absolutely dollar for dollar 100% the best Korean food I have ever had. hole in the wall.
Hope you have a chance to get here before it’s to late.
retiring.

This is a small and cozy mom-​and-​pop restaurant that serves delicious and affordable meals. I’ve been here twice now and have not been disappointed. For starters, they serve the usual banchan and also their specialty creamy chicken soup. With your meal, they also throw in a side dish of Japchae on a separate platter. That was a delightful surprise, and the Japchae was soooo delish!!! On my first visit, I had the Korean Meatball Patties and on my second visit, I had the Beef Bulgogi. I especially enjoyed the Bulgogi!

Sadly, Mr. Lee informed me today that they will be closing permanently sometime in April :(
I will be sure to eat here many more times before Korean BBQ & Rolls closes its doors forever.
I recommend the Spicy Pork Bulgogi — tastes even better than my grandma’s cooking!

GREATEST FOOD EVER! This place is definitely one of the best place I have eaten in my life with no exaggeration. Let’s put it this way, when our food came out the pop of the mom and pop shop Mr. Lee says, «If you enjoy our food please eat more. We will bring you more with no extra charge!» How can anyone beat that?
We ordered a bi bim bap which came out in a sizzling hot bowl and the Koran savory pancakes. Both home cooked, delicious and full of sides. Then as we were eating, Mrs. Lee brought us an order of jap chae Korean stir fry noodles. FOR FREE! with the soup before and the ginger tea after we were stuffed and were tempted, but couldn’t take Mr. Lee up on his original offer.
Literally some of the best food I have ever had. I will make it a point to go here every time I visit Vegas. If I could give them six stars I would.

We’ve dined here for dinner on several occasions now. These four stars are given with a caveat. This is a little mom-​and-​pop restaurant with a couple of quirks that may or may not turn your own dining experience into an uncomfortable one.
First off, the food is delicious. It is well-​prepared and fresh. The «mom» of the couple does a fantastic job with the food preparation.
The «pop» of the couple is VERY friendly. VEEERRRYY friendly. At first this turned us off a bit. We appreciate friendliness, but it bordered on intrusive. BUT, if you can get used to it (it is all well intended) your experience will be a good one.
They will likely bring extra food to you that you haven’t requested. This made us feel guilty at first since we were full and couldn’t eat it, but we’ve come to just accept it and take it home for later.
So, definitely worth it for the great food. Just be prepared to feel like you’re visiting an extremely overly indulgent aunt and uncle that happen to be Korean.

Another wonderful mom-​and-​pop hole-​in-​the-​wall restaurant. It’s no coincidence that these places tend to have great food and customer service. You can really taste the love they put into their food, and the owners are two of the nicest people I’ve met in the service industry.
I came here with a friend for lunch, and we hadn’t eaten all day, so we ordered a bunch of food. The owner seemed quite pleased, and he even offered us some extra food, on the house! They also give every customer a small dish of creamy chicken soup to start, which was delicious. As was everything else. My two personal highlights were the bibimbap and the tofu soup.
I would definitely recommend this place if you like Korean food and a friendly, relaxing atmosphere. I just wish I lived closer, so I could go more often!

Some of the best korean food I’ve had. It’s so good and the owners are so nice and giving.

Love the couples here they are really nice and cute. And the food are authentic! I have been here several times~ Like kimchi fried rice

Amazing food!!! Wow! Straight authenticity. After four tours to Korea it’s like this little restaurant fell out of Korea itself.
This is the real deal! I can’t tell you much I like Adashee and Ajeema!!!
They bring you extra appetizers and half an entrée just so you can try it whatever you want mentality. They make you happy and excellent service.
Offer Ginger honey tea for dessert!
It’s awesome!
I’ll be back for sure!!! Neighborhood favorite!

Great Food, Great Service, we loved it. Customer service is amazing. place is clean. The food is very delish, my hubby loved the Galbi. They also gave us pan fried noodles for free to try;)

The couple running the restaurant are very friendly and sweet. If you think the food is alright, it’s definitely worth the trip to visit these folks and receive their warm welcomes.
I ordered the kalbi short ribs and they came out in great portions. I have no complaints on the quality of the meat. They were tender and easy to chew through. The flavor was just right. Their rice is also steamed to perfection (something that is difficult to find in Henderson) and complemented the kalbi well.
The service is a little slow because it’s just 2 people running the restaurant, but they’re so nice to you that it becomes an after thought. It’s a great family-​friendly restaurant to pass time at, and an overall positive experience.
I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for good Korean food.

Very friendly! Food was delicious! I had the spicy tuna roll & my husband had the pork bolgogi (which I tried and was really good)!! Very friendly staff! Will be back again! Thank you!

Nice little hole in wall Korean restaurant. Most food was good. There are better places to go for sushi but everything else we tried was really good

Came her last with my girl and didn’t know they were about to close. The owners were very friendly and still took us in for dinner. The food was very authentic Korean and the owner kept offering free food making sure we had enough to eat. Very home like environment especially being away from home. I would recommend this place to anyone who love authentic Korean food.

Little hidden secret in the Green Valley area. Place is owned and operated by a husband and wife team. She cooks, he serves. Came here for lunch and was served soup with the lunch special. The food is definitely excellent and tastes homemade.

Outside you’ll think that the place would be no good… Because the signage is missing letters, but i really miss bimbimbap so i have to try this one…
And its not a surprise, i know its going to be good, coz a saw the chef is a korean mid-​age lady, like a korean mom… I already know this is going to be legit… And it is… try it guys specially the bimbimbap… I love it

First of all don’t come here, If you are not a foodie!!! It may take a while, till the wife of mr. Lee prepares the food, or they may run out of something.
So now lets get down to business.
This is by far the most authentic Korean food that I have ever had in an establishment in America.
I’ll have to revise this later, and elaborate on the love, and care that they show to there customers, you feel like you were invited to there house for a meal… And if you will ask me how much I paid for the whole spiel? the answer is: a measly $ 15 it’s unbelievable, my eyes were wide open when I saw the total! just remember: that this was feeding two hungry ppl who didn’t eat anything that day… (Don’t worry he had us try all kinds of foods while we were there free of charge)
Ps. I was debating if I should write a review on this place, or I should keep the experience to myself, I kinda want it to stay a hidden gem… So don’t ruin it for me, guys…

First of all don’t go there If you are not a foodie!!! it may take a while till the wife of mr. Lee prepares the food, or they may run out of something.
So now lets get down to business.
This is by far the most authentic Korean food that I have ever had in an establishment in America.
I’ll have to revise this later, and elaborate on the love, and care that they show to there customers, you feel like you were invited to there house for a meal… And if you will ask me how much I paid for the whole spiel? the answer is: a measly $ 15 it’s unbelievable, my eyes were wide open when I saw the total! just remember: that this was feeding two hungry ppl who didn’t eat anything that day… (Don’t worry he had us try all kinds of foods while we were there free of charge)
Ps. I was debating if I should write a review on this place, or I should keep the experience to myself, I kinda want it to stay a hidden gem… So don’t ruin it for me, guys…

Thanks for giving us a wonderful THANKSGIVING day meal away from home. Visiting LV for the week. Great Mom & Pop place. Made my kids feel welcome. So unrushed! Enjoyed our meal. Felt relaxed. They kept offering extra soup. Brought free order of Chapchai …
Wish we could have gone back. Wish we found the place earlier.
The food was great!!! Wonderful tasting. Wonderful presentation. Sides were so fresh.
Great couple! So friendly!
Please try it … You won’t be disappointed.

This is a small restaurant with few tables. It has very minimal decoration but serving a very delicious authentic Korean food.
We visited them on the Thanksgiving afternoon. We were confused since the shop sign showed «M Sushi» on one side and «Korean BBQ» on the other side. However, it is the same place. It run by a couple of kind senior couples like the others say– they made you feel like home.
We ordered a pork bulgolgi and a Korean pancake. The first served us a complimentary soup which was a very delicious surprise. Then followed by set of pickles, kimchi, spouts and our dishes. Then another surprise came, they brought us a jap-​shae (Korean noodle). All dishes were authentic and very delicious. We were really full and they brought us some sweet ginger tea to finish our meal. We were asked all the time whether we had enough food. We felt like we were visiting a senior relative and were given a big feast. Their hospitality truly warm and welcome. I were so grateful and felt like going back home.
If you are looking for a basic good time, this is a place for you.

Absolutely Loved This Place…
Read the reviews on Unilocal and needed to give this place a try. We were staying at the Courtyard (Henderson-​Green Valley), which is right across the street. The owner was very nice and very helpful, pointing out a few items he thought we might like and suggesting that we share a single meal. He was right about the sharing. We got two meals (wanted different things) and it was WAY too much food. The meals were not flavorful and perfectly cooked. The meat (Galbi) was so tender it melted in your mouth. The sides (vegetables) were great, though I have no idea what they were. My travel partner had the Korean Meatball patties and really enjoyed them as well.
All in all, I would absolutely go back any time I am in Vegas.

The other reviews say it all. This is a classic Mom and Pop. Just the two working the restaurant Its small, its quaint, and the food is good.
They won’t take a drink order, its mostly self serve out of the fridge. They get busy back in the kitchen so you might have to wait to check out. If these types of things bother you… don’t come here. If you are in a hurry, don’t come here.
They do fresh, homemade Korean food and its good. We got an appetizer soup shortly after we sat down, and then a few minutes later we ordered galbi, kimchi fried rice, and a shrimp tempura roll. Everything was very good, and plenty of food.
This is definitely 4.5 stars. They are nice people. The restaurant is very basic, 6 tables and minimal decoration. The galbi was cooked perfect, the meat nice and tender and still a little red in the middle.

This mom and pops restaurant is delicious. They might not have the greatest service because it is just the two of them and they both do no speak English well, but the food makes up for it.
My sister and I came in for lunch and ordered off the lunch special menu. We shared a «Mo deum jeon» which came with one platter of food, 2 side dishes, and two bowls of rice. Also, Mr. Lee brought out two small bowls of a homemade creamy, chicken soup as an appetizer. Everything was very flavorful, authentic, and healthy.
If you are craving homemade Korean food, this is the place.

This place is literally a prime example of a mom and pop shop — Mr. Lee, in his socks and house slippers, cheerfully takes your order while his wife, Mrs. Lee, merrily cooks up the goods in the kitchen. The restaurant takes up only a small space and looks rather plain, but this tag-​teamin’ elderly Korean couple make it work… and you can’t help but root for them! :)
We stopped in for lunch time. We were served a shallow dish of creamy chicken soup to start. It was flavorful and resembling something I’ve tasted before, but couldn’t quite pin. I ordered the #12 MO DEUM JEON, which was an assortment of meat and fish «pancakes,» served with a bowl of rice. I don’t eat Korean food often, so it was entirely new to me. My sister got the #14 SPICY PORK BULGOGI and my dad had the #15 BEEF BULGOGI, which Mr. Lee recommended for him. Both these orders came on sizzling platters and both were enjoyed. We also got the #10 JAPCHAE, a type of glass noodle dish, similar to the Filipinos’ pansit sotanghon. Small side dishes of kimchi, cucumbers, bean sprouts, and tofu were included and refillable. For the 3 of us, our tab came out to $ 45, which is not bad at all. Go visit!

It was my first time eating here, and I absolutely enjoyed my experience at this cute, humble Korean restaurant. The owners are a adorable elderly husband & wife duo who are super friendly and make you feel at home. The husband is the front of the house, and the wife works in the kitchen. They provide great customer service and will happily attend to your needs! I commend those who are happy on their jobs.
You can tell they are probably new to owning a business in the restaurant industry. I wasn’t asked if I wanted something to drink, although if you ask them they will be quick to serve you. The restaurant is quiet and small with minimal décor, and there are only 5 tables, but don’t let that turn you away. Their food and service quality are WORTH IT.
They put out the creamy chicken soup first, along with the basic side dishes. The soup was savory, delicious and the perfect amount for a starter dish. I ordered the kimchi fried rice and it was amazing and of homemade quality. It was $ 9, but the portion was big and it could easily feed 2 people. The wife gave me a free serving of japchae, which was equally as delicious.
I’m happy to say I will be coming back. :) The owners have my heart, and I am in love with this place already.

I don’t know what took me so long to try this place! The restaurant is a cute little place with minimal décor. Right when fiancé and I walked in, we were greeted by the sweetest man! As he was serving us complimentary soup, he said, «My wife cooked this. She cooks very well.» Melted my heart!
We order Kim-​Bop, Bi-​Bim-​Bop, and Bolgolgi. A++ quality! I asked for sauce for the the Kim-​Bop (family traditional roll)… BUT IT DIDNT NEED IT! They were full of flavor! They also surprised us with some Jap-​Chae, I must say it was the absolute best Jap-​Chae I have ever had!
It is a husband and wife tag-​team. Sweetest people ever. Service was superb. Will be returning soon for more Jap-​Chae!

Prior to going to the movies, Earl and I had dinner here. When we arrived, there was one other table that was finishing up. We shared the fried dumplings which comes with a bowl of rice, seaweed salad, and pickled radish. The dumplings were good, but didn’t quite go with the seaweed and the Japanese pickled radish.
Earl got the tofu stew with seafood. Initially, we were going to go with the kimchi and beef, but Mr. Lee recommended the seafood because it has more flavor. We were so happy with the tofu stew.
Our meal came with the following banchan: kimchi, zucchini, tofu, and bean sprouts. I didn’t care for those banchan because they haven’t reach that fermentation that I would liked it to be.
We were also given a bowl of cream of chicken soup. This was delicious. I would order this if it was on the menu. Our meal ended with free strawberry mocha icecream.
Also, we ordered bottled water that came when we were finishing up dinner.
Overall, the food was awesome and the service was great, taking into account that this small spot is served and managed by only Mr. and Mrs. Lee. Mr. Lee is very funny and we will definitely return.

There are many reasons as to why this place is awesome. This place was kind of hard to find because the sign says «M Sushi,» but on the window it says Korean BBQ and Rolls. Located on the west corner of the building from Trader Joes.
Small restaurant with few seats. This is literally a mom and pop shop where the only people working is a man and his wife. They were very friendly and personable.
You start with a small bowl of some creamy chicken soup. Amazing hearty flavor and I wish I had a second bowl. I’d call this more of a teaser than appetizer… I want more!
I ordered the bulgogi and my friend Ardie had the Spicy Tofu soup. Both were just okay.
The Korean Style stir fry noodles were the best! These had the clear noodles with mushrooms, veggies, and beef. We shared a plate and it was so tasty that we asked for a second plate of this. I think this was part of the appetizer. I ate this as if this was the main thing that I ordered, and had more than the bulgogi that I ordered.
The bulgogi could’ve used more flavor, but it was still good. I was too busy eating the stir fry noodles that I was too full to eat the rest of my bulgogi.
I tried the spicy kimchi tofu soup, and it tasted a little bland. Could have been spicier and less watery.
After we were finished, the owner gave us a cup of fermented rice tea with honey to «help with digestion.» Sure, why not. It was delicious, and again, I wanted more.
Overall, I had a good experience with this place and I look forward to coming back.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee invited us and some friends over for dinner. They prepared a fantastic spread of Korean delights. We couldn’t have asked for a tastier dinner or more gracious hosts.
OK, so that’s not actually true. Prior to walking into Korean BBQ & Rolls, we had never met the Lee’s. They are the fantastic duo that run this quaint restaurant. We met friends for dinner; we were the only diners so we did feel like guests in their home. The dining room is a bit stark, but Mr. Lee exudes all the warmth the space needs. While Mrs. Lee works magic in the kitchen. The simplicity of it is incredibly charming.
We eagerly delved into the menu, but Mr. Lee encouraged us to begin with comforting creamy chicken soup before it got cold. He offered a second helping, but when we all refused it packed it up to send home with us. We excitedly ordered a slew of food, it all sounded so good. Mr. Lee repeatedly said, «It was too much». He was worried we’d waste our money. There was no need for concern. We were happy to stuff ourselves silly.
Though, our eyes were a bit bigger than our stomach. Especially with additions the Lee’s kindly sprung on us and the banchan. Still, we did our best, and made a heavy dent in our feast.
The Kimchi fried rice ($ 9) was loaded with bold flavor and extremely addictive. The Japchae ($ 8.50) was one of the items Mr. Lee chose for us. This Korean dish has tender stir fried noodles and fresh veggies in a sweet and savory sauce. The Pork Bulgogi roll ($ 8.50) was tasty, but also my least favorite item. However, those who are squeamish about raw sushi rolls just might enjoy this twist. Mo Deum Jeon ($ 10.50) was a another treat the Lee’s whipped up. The shrimp is served with the collar, the variety of pancakes are scrumptious with crab, white fish and meatball patties. And finally, the Galbi ($ 18.50) and Bulgogi ($ 15.50). Both were served sizzling hot and perfectly marinated. We all agreed the Galbi stole the show. Excellent! To finish, we were treated to Sikhye, a sweet rice drink that is known to help with digestion.
I adore mom and pop restaurants. There are too few in Las Vegas, but those that exist are real gems. Korean BBQ & Rolls is no exception. Don’t come rushed, take the time to get to know Mr. & Mrs. Lee. You might need to serve yourself and you will need to ask for the check, but you won’t be disappointed.