Park 27 Korean BBQ & Bar, Atlanta, Georgia Reviews

Best KBBQ in Midtown. I go there for the pork belly and 소맥 so-maek tower. The side dishes are always fresh - made each day. Large serving size and very good quality. At times I get either the seafood or kimchi pancake. Beef and pork course for two is another excellent choice.

This is for the Centennial Park location on Baker Street: The kimchi jeon was very good - crispy and not too doughy, served with a nice dipping sauce. The naengmyun had more sauce poured into the bowl than needed - kind of gooey. The kalbi tang was out-of-this-world tasty. The beef selection was pretty standard for KBBQ. The staff were friendly and helpful. The default water was regular, cold, tap water. The staff seemed surprised when we requested the traditional warm water or barley tea. They brought a small teapot of hot water, but needed some time to heat it up. When this review was posted on Google Maps, the restaurant manager responded with a kind note within a few days.

I love coming here for lunch since I work in midtown. The lunch portions are large and the prices are very reasonable for lunch. The service is quick so you can keep lunch at 1 hour if necessary. Very quiet and easy to talk in this restaurant. Highly recommend!

We were planning to return to a prior restaurant at this location for lunch, but found this new restaurant instead. There were no reviews on TripAdvisor, but we found the menu appealing. Everything was delicious, with options for meat, fish, and vegetarian. Spicy and non-spicy options were available. We visited during the “soft opening“ in December, with a grand opening planned sometime in January 2020. Service was surprisingly good for an early stage of a restaurant business. Decore seemed improved from the previous establishment, creating a nice ambience. Full bar was available. The location is very near the Midtown transit station. We do hope this place does well, because we would love to return!

Stopped by for a snack. Enjoyed as appetizers, dumplings and spring rolls. Very tasty and nice service. Probably worth stopping past again for a full meal.

I’ve been to a number of Korean BBQ’s, and this one is definitely pricey compared to the more non-upscale ones. The meal that feeds 3-4 people is $150. It is however a more upscale version of what you’ll find on Buford Hwy, and they’re charging the Midtown price for things. I would go back, but will likely hit Buford Hwy for the more down home version.

A friend and I had dinner here recently, and the experience was far from ideal. The bar wasn't really staffed by an actual bartender, which was odd, so my drink was made by a member of the wait or management staff (not sure which). I was charged for a double even though I ordered and was served a single. When I brought this to the attention of our server, she responded that the charge was correct, and I chose not to argue. The same server knocked over our bottle of wine at our table. It wasn't a huge mess, but no offer was made to comp a glass or two to make up for the portion that was spilled. Service was adequate but not great, and if you add the spilled wine into the equation, it was even less great. Insult to injury: for a party of two adults, the restaurant included a 20% gratuity, which I don't think I've ever encountered outside of group dining. I chose to dispute a portion of my bill with my credit card to offset being overcharged for a drink, the spilled wine, and the mandated gratuity. Park 27 had the nerve to counterdispute my claim without providing any details or actual information about what happened. I have re-opened the dispute.

Incredible food with the option of cooking the meat in the table n front of you. Would come back for sure