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Stone Age Korean Steakhouse (Dunwoody): All-You-Can-Eat KBBQ + Conveyor Belt Banchan

Published: Dec 31, 2025 Β· Modified: Oct 29, 2026 by Tina Tsai Β· This post may contain affiliate links Β· Leave a Comment

If you're craving all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ in metro Atlanta, Stone Age Korean Steakhouse in Dunwoody is a fun spot to check out! Not only do they have a great selection of meats, but there's also an all-you-can-eat conveyor belt full of sides, plus a little train that delivers meats directly to your table!

Jump to:
  • Atmosphere, Seating & Experience
  • Conveyor Belt Banchan & Train Delivery
  • All-You-Can-Eat Korean BBQ Meats
  • Asian-Inspired Cocktails
  • Tabletop Sauces & Dipping Options
  • Is Stone Age Korean Steakhouse Worth It?
  • Final Thoughts
  • Stone Age Korean Steakhouse - Dunwoody

I first visited Stone Age almost a year ago, and recently went back to check it out again. Since then, there's been a change in ownership, and they've upgraded the quality of their meats and made improvements to the food and drinks. Honestly, I enjoyed it even more this time around!

Here's what we ate and what you can expect when visiting!

Atmosphere, Seating & Experience

One thing I really like about Stone Age is how spacious the dining room feels. There are booths throughout the restaurant, each located right next to the conveyor belt.

It's a lively, casual spot that's great for enjoying Korean BBQ with friends or family.

And of course, one of the most unique things about Stone Age is how the food gets to your table!

Conveyor Belt Banchan & Train Delivery

Stone Age has a fun two-level system that makes the dining experience a little different from your typical Korean BBQ restaurant.

The lower conveyor belt continuously circulates small plates of Korean side dishes (banchan), sushi, and other goodies. You can grab whatever you want as the plates pass by your table, and it's all you can eat!

This time, we grabbed:

  • Kimchi - Classic spicy, fermented napa cabbage.
  • Radish Kimchi - Crunchy, flavorful, and a great pairing with grilled meats.
  • Seaweed Salad - Light and refreshing, especially between bites of Korean BBQ.
  • Tteokbokki - These spicy rice cakes are always a hit!

They also had sushi and plenty of other options, but honestly, I didn't want to fill up before we got to the meats! πŸ˜‚

Above the conveyor belt is another track where a little train delivers your meat orders directly from the kitchen to your booth.

You order your meats, and before you know it, a train pulls up right next to your table with your food!

It's a fun little touch that makes the whole experience more entertaining.

All-You-Can-Eat Korean BBQ Meats

Now for the best part... the MEATS! πŸ₯©

Stone Age offers a variety of meats that you can order and cook right at your table. And since it's all you can eat, you can keep ordering until you're full!

We tried quite a few different options:

  • Beef Bulgogi - Thinly sliced beef marinated in a sweet and savory sauce.
  • New York Strip - A classic steak cut that's great for grilling.
  • BBQ Spicy Steak - Marinated steak with a little kick.
  • Filet Mignon - A tender cut of beef and one of our favorites to order.
  • Spicy Pork Belly - Rich, flavorful pork belly with some heat.
  • Galbi Short Ribs - Marinated Korean-style short ribs, always a favorite at Korean BBQ!

One thing I noticed during this visit was the improvement in the meat quality. I enjoyed Stone Age the first time, but the food was even better this time around!

We definitely ate our fill, and it's nice being able to try so many different cuts of meat in one meal.

Also...

Asian-Inspired Cocktails

Something else worth checking out is Stone Age's Asian-inspired cocktail menu!

We didn't try the cocktails during our first visit, so I was excited to give them a try this time around.

We ordered a couple of drinks, and they were super refreshing! They were a nice addition to our Korean BBQ feast, especially with all those rich, savory grilled meats.

If you enjoy cocktails, definitely take a look at their drink menu while you're there!

Tabletop Sauces & Dipping Options

Another nice thing about Stone Age is that there are dipping sauces available right at your table. Though I will say I used it MINIMALLY because a lot of the meat was already marinated and so flavorful!

Some of the sauces include:

  • Ssamjang - A savory, slightly spicy Korean dipping sauce that's great with grilled meats.
  • Sesame Oil + Salt - A classic combination, especially delicious with grilled beef.
  • Yum Yum Sauce - Creamy and slightly sweet.

I love having different sauces available because you can change up the flavors depending on which meats you're eating.

Is Stone Age Korean Steakhouse Worth It?

If you love Korean BBQ and enjoy trying a variety of meats and sides, I definitely think Stone Age is worth checking out!

Here's what I especially like about it:

  • All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with a great selection of meats.
  • Unlimited conveyor belt sides, including kimchi, other banchan, and sushi.
  • Fun train delivery system that brings meats directly to your booth.
  • Spacious seating that's great for dining with friends or family.
  • Improved meat and food quality that made our latest visit even better!

A few tips before visiting:

  • Come hungry! There's a lot of food to try.
  • Don't fill up on the conveyor belt sides too early. Save some room for the meats!
  • Try a variety of cuts so you can figure out which ones you like best.
  • Check the current menu for pricing and available meat selections, since lunch and dinner options may differ.

Final Thoughts

I already enjoyed Stone Age Korean Steakhouse the first time I visited, but honestly, this latest visit was even better!

The upgraded meat quality, delicious food, and refreshing drinks made for a really enjoyable meal. And I still love the fun conveyor belt of sides and the little train delivering meats right to the table!

If you're looking for all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ in Dunwoody, Stone Age is definitely worth adding to your list.

Just make sure you come hungry because there's a LOT to eat! πŸ˜‚πŸ₯©πŸ”₯

Stone Age Korean Steakhouse - Dunwoody

Address: 4764 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, Dunwoody, GA 30338

Phone: (470) 359-6408

Website & Menu: stoneagedunwoody.com

Disclosure: This visit was part of a collaboration with Stone Age Korean Steakhouse. All opinions are my own.

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