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The restaurant FIYAH Korean BBQ & Hot Pot is a vibrant Korean Restaurant located in Cleveland’s St. Clair-Superior neighborhood. Here, you can discover a unique dining experience, offering an exciting all-you-can-eat concept.
This spot combines casual comfort with a trendy atmosphere, perfect for any occasion. Whether you are looking for a quick lunch or a leisurely dinner, FIYAH provides a welcoming setting with diverse offerings.
FIYAH offers a generally pleasant dining experience, with many guests appreciating the inviting atmosphere and the quality of the food served. The concept of cooking at the table is often highlighted as an enjoyable part of the visit.
However, experiences with service can be inconsistent, and some diners find the overall value proposition to be a point of contention, particularly regarding pricing practices.
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FIYAH earns an overall Restaurant Score of 6, placing it squarely in the average category. This is reflected in a Customer Satisfaction rate of 54.9%, indicating a mixed reception among diners.
While many find aspects to enjoy, there’s a notable portion with reservations, based on 734 customer remarks. Digging deeper, the Food (6.8) and Ambience (6.8) are clear strengths, often praised for quality and setting.
However, Service (5.4) tends to be a weaker point, with some guests reporting slow or inconsistent interactions. The Value (4) also lags, suggesting that while the food might be good, pricing doesn’t always align with the experience.
These insights come from 403 positive and 295 negative comments.
With a Recommendation Score of 6.1, FIYAH presents a mixed proposition. If you prioritize a lively atmosphere and enjoy cooking your own food at the table, you’ll likely find aspects to appreciate here.
However, be prepared for potential inconsistencies in service and carefully review your bill regarding value practices. It’s a place worth considering if you manage expectations, but it might not be for everyone seeking a seamless dining experience.
The food here often hits the mark, with 182 positive remarks out of 284 total. Diners frequently praise the spicy bulgogi, freshness, variety, and meat quality, often finding the dishes delicious and portions generous. The overall score for food stands at a solid 6.8, indicating a good culinary experience.
However, it's not always a home run, as customer satisfaction sits at a mixed 64.1%, with 81 negative comments. Some found the food quality inconsistent, with complaints about a metallic taste in certain dishes or food being too salty. Issues like chewy LA Galbi or a subpar meat selection also popped up, suggesting some room for improvement.
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If youre looking for a place with a wide variety of Korean BBQ and hot pot options, often praised for its delicious flavors and good meat quality, its worth a try. Just be aware that some experiences point to occasional inconsistencies in food quality or taste, so manage your expectations.
While the overall sentiment for service is a bit of a mixed bag, with a customer satisfaction of 47.4%, many guests have raved about the positive aspects. Based on 136 positive remarks, the friendly staff and attentive servers, often praised for their professionalism and welcoming demeanor, truly shine, making for a great dining experience. However, the service experience isn't consistently stellar, reflected in an average score of 5.4.
With 148 negative comments, issues like rude service, slow response times, and long wait times frequently come up. Some guests also noted a lack of service and unattentive staff, indicating areas needing significant improvement.
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Service here seems to be a roll of the dice; you might encounter a fantastic, attentive server or face frustratingly slow and unhelpful interactions. If you're willing to take that chance, you could have a great experience, but be prepared for potential delays or less-than-stellar attention.
The ambience here generally hits a good note, scoring a solid 6.8, though customer satisfaction is a bit more mixed at 68.3%. Many of the 69 positive remarks highlight the atmosphere, cleanliness, and vibe, often describing the place as spacious and offering a great experience for dining with friends and family. However, some of the 27 negative comments point to areas needing improvement.
Concerns include a smoky room due to poor ventilation, uncomfortable seating, and issues with dirty restrooms. These aspects can certainly impact the overall eating vibe and comfort for some guests.
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If youre looking for a clean, spacious spot with a good vibe for a fun meal, its definitely worth checking out. Just be aware that some guests have experienced issues with ventilation and seating comfort, which could affect your experience.
When it comes to value, some diners found the experience quite positive, appreciating the affordable prices and the all you can eat model, often noting the great value and excellent cost to value ratio. Out of 62 total opinions, 16 were positive, highlighting that you can get a lot for the price. However, the value proposition seems to be a mixed bag.
Many opinions, 39 to be exact, frequently mention being overcharged due to unexpected costs like an 18 percent tip or mandatory gratuity. This often led to an overpriced experience, contributing to a rather poor customer satisfaction of just 25.8%, despite the topic's average 4 score.
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If youre looking for an all-you-can-eat spot, you might find some good deals here, but be wary of the final bill. Many customers felt overcharged by unexpected fees and mandatory gratuity, so its a place that could either offer great value or leave you feeling disappointed.
On average, you’ll spend around $45 per person – from 115 guests. That puts the restaurant in the $41–$50 category. For a Korean Restaurant, that’s comfortably mid-range, maybe slightly above.
Looking at the full picture, prices aren’t just clustered around this average. We see a strong group of diners spending in the $21–$30 range, indicating some great value options, alongside those in the $41–$50 bracket. There are even a few premium experiences pushing past $100, showing a nice spread for different budgets.
Here’s a quick look at what guests spend per person, based on the latest 115 reviews.
Comparing value for money against similar restaurants in Cleveland.
Considering the variety of price points and the mid-range average for a Korean Restaurant, we think the pricing feels quite fair. It offers options for different budgets while maintaining a good overall value.