Open for both lunch and dinner, Breakers offers both styles of Korean barbecue. Choose from one of two unlimited options, or order up proteins like bulgogi, lobster tail, and Chilean sea bass a la carte.

This popular Korean restaurant offers much more than Korean barbecue, but the meats are definitely worth checking out. Bulgogi, kalbi, thinly-sliced beef tongue, and nearly 20 more proteins are on offer, all of which pair perfectly with an array of banchan.

An unlimited (for two hours, at least) smorgasboard of proteins awaits at this flashy California import. Choose from beef, pork, chicken, and seafood options like thinly sliced brisket and garlic marinated pork belly, and try not to fill up on the little bowls of banchan (kimchi, potato salad, and more) that circle the tabletop grill.

Bring a crowd to enjoy the barbecue offerings at this massive Korean eatery, which serves up the city’s most addictively funky kimchi. It’s the perfect foil for Seoul Garden’s large menu of Korean barbecue offerings, all of which are served a la carte and grilled over actual coals at the table.

16 different types of meat, ranging from thinly-sliced duck to marinated short rib, are on offer at this a la carte Korean barbecue spot. Consider one of the pre-set barbecue combos for two, which serves up a massive array of meats for only $50. Note: a minimum order of at least two dishes is required for tabletop cooking.

Unlimited Korean barbecue is on offer at this laid-back Korean buffet, along with one of the city’s most interesting line-ups of protein. Alongside the traditional bulgogi and pork belly, find baby octopus, beef intestine, and pork jowl, all of which are prepared quickly on the tableside grill.

This newly-opened Deep Ellum spot serves up a la carte platters of meat, ranging from premium steaks to marinated beef tongue. Each portion of meat is shareable, and reasonably priced at $11 and below. Niwa also offers a large selection of veggies and accoutrements, like spinach with garlic butter, to balance out the meat-heavy meal.

Feast on Prime beef, organic chicken, and wild-caught seafood at this Trinity Groves newcomer. Unlike the all-you-can-eat spots, K’s House boasts a menu of a la carte options, or a $30 set menu that involves a choice of two or three proteins (go for the boneless short ribs and pork belly) with dumplings, seafood pancakes, and japchae.