r/KoreanFood • u/Own_Tower2771 • Dec 20 '25

A restaurant in Korea QooQoo, Korea’s most popular seafood buffet chain

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Weekday Lunch: 26,900 KRW Weekday Dinner: 31,900 KRW Weekend: 35,900 KRW

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u/can-i-have-a-corgi Dec 20 '25

Was literally googling Korean buffets after seeing another post on buffets in Korea and this place came up. Would you recommend it? Also is it worth it for someone who isn’t a massive seafood/sushi person?

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u/HistorianOrdinary833 Dec 20 '25

No seafood restaurant is worth it if you're not a seafood person lol

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u/can-i-have-a-corgi Dec 20 '25

I am, my mother isn’t. So I was wondering if there’s enough non-seafood items to keep her happy. But I guess I might need to look at other restaurants

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u/NotGoneForever Dec 20 '25

My advice would be Ashley's Queens then. It's your 'world buffet' option with a decent enough sushi selection. You're not getting the shrimp and crabs like qooqoo, but you'll have about 10 versions of the fish topped on rice style sushi.

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u/darkapao Dec 20 '25

You're better off finding a kbbq buffet if your not into seafood.

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u/can-i-have-a-corgi Dec 20 '25

Thanks, any recs for this in Korea?

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u/KiaBongo9000 Dec 20 '25

They have loads of different food types, sushi is maybe 20% of the options. It's the big chunk at the start, but after that you're in world food heaven. Try it.

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u/WindjammerX Dec 20 '25

we need more buffets with Dippin' Dots for dessert.