Prime Meat Market

Yesterday I bought prime chadol.
Top of pack meat is looks great but
below of top part meat is much different
and bad quality and bad taste.
Store diddle customer and sell fake prime.
Never come back this store!!!

Our go to place for chadol ()! The quantity is a bit large but I just break it down to single serving sizes when I get home and the price ends up being only minimally more expensive than the market. Meat is always good quality, and even the times when I open the package to find the meat not as marbled as I’d like it was still delicious! Also can’t get enough of their dip/​ssam ()!

What annoys me about this place:
–No customer service… no smiles.
–No rewards system.
–All meats are prepackaged in large portions.
Now that Renaissance Butcher Shop is open, I’ll be going there more often.
Their meat is not organic, but it’s Kobe.
And they package a bit a smaller in portion, I get a smile and there’s a rewards system!

its a tiny place across from the hanam market. you walk in and the meat is prepackaged in the display fridges… they have all sorts of meat… stew beef, shabushabu, chadol, kalbi etcetc and im sure you can ask for a certain amount if the packages are to big for you and they will probably pack you some in the back. with each kalbi purchase i’ve made they have given me comp lettuce, green onions, garlic and more so it sorta is a whole meal in one.
i spend around $ 50 for 5lbs of non marinated kalbi here so ABOUT $ 10 a lb. honestly its been so long since i bought meat from a regular market so im not sure how much higher the price is but I really do feel like taste wise i’m getting better quality beef.
ive also had the chongak kimchi here and it was alright.
during my first experience with the kalbi, there were a few stray bone sheddings but not enough for me to be annoyed… and the shabu meat is a little on the fatty side… i probably wont be coming back for that again… but the kalbi is good and totally worth the extra stop after the market
he said for the marinaded kalbi he uses high quality soy sauce or such but i cant have it either way
totally come ck it out next time you r having a kbbq dinner at your house!

You guys should go try the dumplings. They are beautiful and delicious. It doesn’t explode when you cook it, and your kids will love it! Once you eat the dumpling, it’ll be hard to eat any other brand of dumplings.

This place is awesome! The quality of meats is amazing and the prices really aren’t that bad. Sure, the market is a tad cheaper, but the meat here’s way better. Plus, they give you everything you need for ssam so all you need to do is go home and cook the meat. If you think about how much you spend per person at an AYCE KBBQ place, this place is cheap. I know you don’t get as much variety when you eat at home, but I like sticking to the staples and being able to eat in the comfort of my home. with my dramas on :)
The owners of the Buena Park location are nice and they opened up an Irvine location a few months ago too. I go to the Irvine one now since it’s so much closer, but it’s pretty much the same. I actually went in today with my mom to buy some brisket. They also have galbi (short rib) bones in bags in the freezer and you’re welcome to take them home for soups and stuff. The lady said the bones they just put in had some meat on it so it’d be perfect for stews. She gave us two HUGE bags. My mom is a happy camper, haha.

My husband refuses to leave the house for Korean bbq now, and I blame this place.
The meat is a little pricier than what you would get at the market, but you get some freebies thrown in (see below) and the quality is worth it. They have a good selection of marinated and non-​marinated meats, as well as some side dishes.
The freebies include: lettuce, some soybean paste spread for the lettuce wraps, a container of a green onion salady-​type thing, sliced garlic, and chili sauce for dipping.
Basically, whether you’re a Korean bbq newbie or just a lazy bum like me, this place is perfect.

I just bought Kalbi from there. When I walked in, the owner was taking the labels off the kalbi packages and moved the package in the back. Although I didn’t say anything, seeing the owner taking off the labels made me wonder the freshness of the meat I bought, as well as, the ethics of the owner.
The quality of the meat is good, and I like the extra vegetable they give you, but I think I’m going to use a different butcher from now on.

I absolutely love this meat place. Yeah, yeah, it’s really expensive for meat, BUT you’re getting the highest quality meat here. I spend $ 55.00 on some kalbi, and kobe meat with free side items.
Want high quality?
Want to taste the difference?
Don’t worry about the bill, it’s about your tongue at times.

Great quality meat! Very tender & flavorful. Best K-​bbq I have had @ home. I shouldn’t have to say this, but just in case… Do not overcook the meat!!! Also, use a real BBQ grill for best results

This place is great. The owner is very nice and gives you all you need for instant Korean BBQ meal. The meat is good quality as well.
If you want Korean BBQ and save money by eating at home, this place is great to get your meat on!
My family and my wife’s family come here all the time. The korean supermarkets don’t have as good quality meat as this place.

Prime Meat Market offers high quality USDA prime grade beef. Now ladies let’s get our minds out of the gutter. =) They have mostly «Korean» cuts of meat available, shabu shabu, galbi, thinly sliced rib eye. I once went to get some steaks, but I didn’t exactly find what I was looking for. If they have the cut you’re looking for, the quality is second to none. They even give customers a free side of Korean salad and greens with every purchase. I would definitely recommend this place for your next Korean BBQ.