Myunryun Jin Sa Galbi, located next to Clark Zimat.

It's 678 pesos. They also have promotions for an even cheaper lunch.

Before I get into that, there's something I want to say.

In Korea, "meat buffet" typically brings to mind the perception of eating a lot of cheap, frozen meat with no flavor.

Myunryun changed that perception. It was the first all-you-can-eat place to successfully market itself as comparable to restaurants that sell marinated ribs by the serving.

After that, Gogi Ssalong successfully marketed itself as comparable to places selling fresh pork belly by the serving.

The quality of Korean franchise meat buffets has significantly leveled up. Now, it's a place you go to enjoy the taste, and cheapness alone can't win anymore.

Myunryun in Clark is getting close to the Korean standard.

It's fresh meat, and the meat quality is quite good. The side dishes are also mostly things people would like.

However, the price is an issue. 678 pesos is too much, even for the Korean price standard. The owner is Korean and friendly.