The crowds & lineup started about an hour later. We were seated right away and the restaurant was still pretty quiet. MoreĬame on a Saturday night w/ 5 pm reservations for a party of 11 (6 adults, 5 young kids). I would probably go back and try it again if I am in the area. They do serve a "to-go" cup of frozen yogurt for dessert that was delicious!!! If we had went there at a slow time instead of dinner time, maybe the experience could've been better. There was a time that we couldn't even find him in the restaurant and had to ask the hostess for more meats. Even when bringing the meats, we got two pieces of shortrib on a plate, and amongst three of us, it was gone in no time and we had to request more. I requested white rice from him twice, which we never got. It was like pulling teeth to get him to bring us more water, meat to cook, etc. Our server, Do, was very friendly and knowledgeable of the menu, and had great suggestions.but he just didn't give our table enough attention.
The restaurant was busy, maybe they need more servers? Wait time to be seated wasn't overly long. They do bring you an assortment of side dishes upon sitting at your table, that were all very tasty. beware, you will leave smelling like bbq, as the whole restaurant smells of korean bbq smoke from the table side cooking. The food was tasty and it was fun getting to cook your own Korean bbq at your table. This is an all you can eat Korean bbq restaurant.
He wore a black baseball cap, a blue short-sleeve shirt and dark pants. He is 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 140 to 180 pounds. Witnesses described the gunman as an Asian male, in his late teens or early 20s. Police received about 20 calls from tipsters who spotted what may have been the gunman’s getaway car: a 1990 to 1995 gray Mazda MPV minivan last seen heading north on Flower Street. However, there is no evidence now that such a racket is tied to the shooting, he said. Killed in the shooting were Mario Taborga, 21, of Anaheim and Tung Xuan “Tony” Ngo, 18, of Fountain Valley.Įvery tip will be checked out, no matter how unlikely, Handfield said, including rumors that the Robotek shooting may be linked to an extortion racket in the area run by street gangs or other criminal enterprises. The other victim was treated Monday night at a hospital and released. Han Vo, 17, of Fountain Valley, remained in fair condition at UCI Medical Center on Wednesday. One victim, Edward Kim, 18, of Garden Grove was upgraded to good condition and may be released today. Police believe Kim was the gunman’s target because he was shot five times.ĭetectives also are interviewing the other three people wounded in the shooting and their families to determine if one of them may have been the intended target or know what may have prompted the attack. Kim, 48, remains in critical condition at UCI Medical Center. To find other possible disgruntled customers or employees, detectives are searching through Robotek’s invoice and receipt databases. The immediate focus is on anyone who had a conflict.” “That person could have had a legitimate complaint. “Our hope is to find out who the call was from,” Handfield said.
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