818 Heat Hotpot Bbq - Boca Raton

**Vegetarian options:** There’s a nice variety of vegetables available. **Parking:** Plenty of free parking. **Wheelchair accessibility:** It’s a bit small, but they manage to accommodate well. I saw a family with a large stroller, and they were helped comfortably. **Dietary restrictions:** As a gastric bypass patient, I was able to eat well here.

This restaurant is my go-to spot for indulging and enjoying some good food, or even celebrating with loved ones. The prices are incredibly reasonable for Korean cuisine. If you dine at typical Korean restaurants in South Florida, you could end up paying at least double for the same amount of food, or even more. As someone who has a big appetite and is a huge fan of Korean food—having been stationed in South Korea—I absolutely love the culture, the people, and the cuisine. This place also stays open late, which is perfect for night owls like me! I eat here at least once a week and always appreciate the delicious food and the friendly staff.

I visited this restaurant with my family, and we absolutely loved the food. They stay open late, which was great since we went around midnight. The hot pot was amazing, and the staff was extremely attentive. I highly recommend this place!

The waitress was so determined for us to leave that she brought the bill before we had even started on our desserts. Even while we were still enjoying our fruits and ice cream, she took our card and interrupted us three times, becoming increasingly aggressive. At one point, she even suggested that we eat our ice cream outside to make space for other customers, despite there being plenty of open tables outside the entire time. I understand that restaurants need to be profitable, but this establishment seemed solely focused on money, and they made that very clear. We regretted handing over our card so quickly. A restaurant should prioritize respecting its customers.

Additionally, if some diners at your table choose the hotpot and BBQ, everyone is charged for the extra add-ons, which is understandable. However, I was surprised to find that they charged the kids full price for the BBQ add-ons, even though they didn’t have their own hotpot and were expected to share with the adults. We had children aged 3-4 years, and they were supposed to be half price, but they were charged the full amount despite not eating any BBQ.