Ombu Grill All You Can Eat Korean BBQ Near Provo

As a self-proclaimed foodie, I am excited to try out all the amazing restaurants in Provo/Orem, and Ombu Grill has become one of my favorites. 

Ombu Grill All You Can Eat Korean BBQ is a popular all-you-can-eat restaurant near Provo (Orem), offering a wide variety of authentic, a high-quality Korean BBQ menu. 

I first discovered Ombu Grill during one of my sons’ birthdays. I wanted to take him to a restaurant close to us in Provo, Utah, but we didn’t want the typical burger joint and no pizza. 

Carnivores love their meat, and so do my sons and most of my daughters too. 

What better place to have fun and eat all the meats you want than a Korean BBQ! 

Does Ombu Grill take reservations?

Yes, I made reservations at Ombu Grill All You Can Eat Korean BBQ on State Street in Orem. You can simply click the Reservation button at the upper left corner of their website's homepage. 

Visit this link to make a reservation: http://www.utahombugrill.com/ombu-grill-reservation/

Everything is served family style. You are given some little plates, chopsticks, tongs, and a pair of scissors to cut your meat.

We started with two appetizers, as we wanted to keep our bellies empty for the meats we were planning to order. 

We ordered Korean-style fried dumplings. These are soft, yet a bit crunchy on the outside, and have great flavor on the inside. We also ordered the fried shrimp, which was also pretty good. Next time, I would save the room for more grilled meats. 

My granddaughter wanted fried rice. I absolutely loved the Kimchi fried rice! Just the right tang and a nice reddish color from the kimchi. Yummy! 

You order from the menu and the servers bring each plate of food to your table. Then you share, adding some of each food item to your little plate and pass it around. 

We ordered the pork belly, the sirloin steak, and the beef tongue first. 

The waitress came over to our table and lit our grill for us. We waited for it to get hot. 

Then you use your tongs to add the meats to the grill and cook them to your liking. 

The beef tongue was excellent! The pork belly was delicious. The sirloin steak was cooked exactly how I like it. 

The next round of orders we ordered:

The prime beef brisket, Ombu signature beef tenderloin, Hawaiian beef steak, and Korean beef bulgogi (super yummy). 

The prime beef brisket was so juicy and flavorful, with a perfect smoky taste. It was a big hit, so I’m sure you’ll all love it. 

The Ombu signature beef tenderloin was also really good – it had a nice richness to it we all enjoyed. And the Hawaiian beef steak had this amazing sweet and savory glaze that made it irresistible. 

But the best dish had to be the Korean beef bulgogi. 

After that, we ordered the spicy pork belly, the cajun shrimp, and the Kimchi soft tofu soup pot. 

If you can’t tell by now, I love my kimchi! I bought a huge container from Costco, kept it in my refrigerator, and eat it with most of my dinners. 

We were quite full by this time. I missed being able to order the beef stone bibimbap - which is also one of my favorite Korean dishes. But we were too stuffed to order any more food. Oh well, maybe next time. 

Since it was my son’s birthday, the waitress brought him a mango mochi with cream on top and a candle in the middle! So fun! Then they played the happy birthday song over their speaker system. We all sang along. We clapped and cheered as he blew out the candle. It was quite the nice touch to the end of this amazing dinner. 

We love to eat steak tar-tar, but I don’t recommend you eat the steak raw at Ombu. You don’t know how cold they keep the meats in the cooler. 

Where to find the best Korean BBQ near Provo Utah

If you’re looking for some delicious Korean BBQ, I highly recommend checking out one of the Ombu Grill restaurants. They have three locations in Utah Valley and Salt Lake City, and they all offer all-you-can-eat deals for a really great price. 

Ombu Grill is located at: 

• 1438 State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
• 6930 S State St, Midvale, UT 84047
• 147 N State St, Orem, UT 84057

We went to the one in Orem, which is super close to Provo. It took less than 10 minutes to get there. 

Ombu Grill Opening Hours 

Ombu Grill restaurant is open on:  

Mon – Sun 11:00am – 10pm

What is the ambience like at Ombu Grill?

There are plenty of seating in the Orem location. The restaurant is set up like most Korean BBQ restaurants – you have your grill in the middle of the table and then around your table are various sauces, vegetables, and meats. 

You grill your food right at your table, which makes for an interactive dining experience. 

Ombu Korean is always crowded, but that’s a good sign – it means the food is amazing! The all-you-can-eat setup is perfect for those with a hearty appetite. 

I notice they were selling keychains and a few other items at the front counter in case you want to get a little gift for someone. 

Ombu Grill All You Can Eat Korean BBQ Menu

Ombu Grill offers an all-you-can-eat lunch and dinner menu. The lunch menu features 44 items, while the dinner menu features 50 items. 

Prices for the all-you-can-eat option are $15.99/person for lunch and $20.99/person for dinner. Prices are subject to change. 

Menu items include: 

1. Eddamame 
2. Takoyaki 
3. Fried Chicken Cutlet 
4. Fried Cheese Pork Cutlet 
5. Fried Spicy Chicken Wing 
6. Fried Shrimp (Dinner Only) 
7. Fried Calamari (Dinner Only) 
8. Fried Chicken Popcorn 
9. Fried Oyster (Dinner Only) 
10. Fried Spring Roll 
11. Fried Cheese Roll 
12. Fried Cheese Wonton (Dinner Only) 
13. Fried Dumpling 
14. Fried Sesame Ball 
15. Fried Chicken (Cajun Style) 
16. French Fries 
17. Prime Beef Steak*
18. Prime Beef Brisket*
19. Prime Beef Tongue (Dinner Only) 
20. Prime Pork Belly 
21. Prime Pork Steak*
22. Slice Chicken Breast 
23. Ombu Signature Chicken Thigh Meat 
24. Ombu Signature Beef Tenderloin (Dinner Only) 
25. Ombu Signature Galbi (Dinner Only) 
26. Spicy Pork Belly 
27. Hawaiian Beef Brisket*
28. Ombu Beef Bulgogi* 
29. Marinated Beef Short Rib* (Dinner Only) 
30. Hawaiian Beef Steak*
31. Hawaiian Pork Steak*
32. Bacon Enoki (Dinner Only) 
33. Sausages 
34. Prime Shrimp (with shell or without shell) 
35. Cajun Shrimp (with shell or without shell) 
36. Prime Calamari (Dinner Only) 
37. Cajun Calamari (Dinner Only) 
38. Assorted Fresh Vegetables 
39. Herring Grill (Dinner Only)
40. Mackerel Grill
41. Beef Stone Bibimbap 
42. Chicken Curry Rice Plate 
43. Salmon Fried Rice 
44. Kimchi Fried Rice 
45. Ombu BBQ Chicken Fried Rice 
46. Ombu BBQ Pork Fried Rice 
47. Ombu Signature Cold Noodles (& Roast Sesame Dressing) 
48. Korean Spicy Cold Noodles 
49. Corn Cheese (Greamy Sweet Corn with Cheese)
50. Lettuces 
51. Kimchi Soft Tofu Soup Pot 
52. Beef Donejang Soup Pot 
53. Miso Soup 

In case you don’t want to do the all-you-can-eat BBQ menu, you can choose items from their à la carte menu. 

I saw that they also have a really good deal on their bento boxes. The bento box came with a variety of different foods.

Drinks are not included in the all-you-can-eat price at Ombu Grill. So, if you’re planning on having a few drinks while you’re at the restaurant, be sure to bring some extra cash with you. 

I know it’s not a guarantee that prices will be the same every time I go to Ombu Grill Korean BBQ, but you can count on me checking up-to-date information and incorporating any changes into my post 🙂

So don’t get too upset if you see different rates when dining there yourself. 

*These items are served raw or undercooked, or contain, or may contain, raw or undercooked ingredients. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have a certain medical condition.

Looking for more Asian cuisine goodness? I made a list of the best Asian Restaurants in and near Provo Utah. Check it out: Top Asian Restaurants in Provo

Ombu Grill Dine In Reminders

There are some rules to follow. 

Ombu Korean restaurant does not like you to waste food. DO NOT order more than you can eat. 

Although it is one price for all you can eat, make sure to eat all they bring to you, or you will get charged for what you waste. 

You are allowed to order 4 items at a time per person. We were a party of 4 and I made my own rule; only order one item per person at a time to make sure we could eat it all. 

Remember, your eyes will be larger than your stomach! 

Whenever I want to go to town to eat beef and pork belly, this is the place to go! The service is great, and the food is even better! I love to grill my meats over the grill in the center of the table. 

In Southern California, they have some of the best Korean restaurants I have ever been to. 

I knew it would be tough to find a contender here in Provo and Orem. 

But we did. 

I highly recommend making reservations at Ombu Grill. They offer an all you can eat buffet-style Korean BBQ, and it’s definitely some of the best I’ve had.  

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Check out the complete list of restaurants I reviewed here: https://movetoprovoutah.com/places-to-eat-in-provo/