Chas Market and Kitchen

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Joseph Loaizavia Google

2 months ago

Food is really good for the price, I came from Houston Texas with my wife we’re looking for a quick place to eat, glad we stopped by, el young Latino gentleman gave professional service.

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Jo Fvia Google

4 months ago

Nothing fancy but good banchan and reasonable prices. Ordered the spicy pork bulgogi lunch box, comes with white rice and banchan. Also ordered a full size japchae. They have refrigerators, grab your own drinks, beer and socks. They top off banchans at your request, the bran sprouts were amazing! Not sure if this is the place to go for Korean BBQ but decent korean standards.

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Crystal Hamilton-Niangvia Google

7 months ago

My director and I are in San Antonio for #ANC25, and when it comes to food, we have very particular palates. Spice levels, in particular, can make or break a meal for us! Our original plan was to dive into some traditional Southern barbecue, but we ended up with a different, equally delicious kind: Korean barbecue at Chas Market. Chas Market isn't just a restaurant; it's a piece of San Antonio history, a true testament to how diverse cultures coexist and share their culinary traditions. As we ventured from our hotel, we drove through the stunning neighborhood of Olmos Park. Seriously, the tree-lined streets were incredible, and the houses were those "mega-mansion" sized homes everyone talks about when they visit Texas. It was quite a sight! Upon arriving at Chas Market, we followed the "seat yourself" sign. There was a minor hiccup with our grill at the first table, but the staff quickly helped us move to another table with higher benches. The picnic-style seating, complete with a built-in grill, was perfect. (They also have tables without grills for those ordering soups and other kitchen-prepared items.) The process is simple: you pick three meats at a time, with some even prepared in the kitchen for enhanced flavor. We kicked things off with an array of complimentary side condiments, including various pickles, kimchi, marinated sprouts, and yellow radish. Then came our chosen meats: Bulgogi, Shrimp, and Short Ribs. Each meal comes with rice, and you can order lettuce wraps on the side. We enjoyed grilling some of our selections right at the table and received others perfectly prepared from the kitchen. By the end, both my director and I were incredibly pleased and completely full! Beyond the fantastic food, the atmosphere was great, and the staff was super attentive and supportive, making our first Korean BBQ experience a memorable one. I'm so grateful for the company and the time spent discovering this unique San Antonio gem.

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Eatable Mediavia Google

9 months ago

This is one of San Antonio’s best local eateries! I have been coming to Chas Market for many years and have tried pretty much everything. The all you can eat bbq is fun and delicious but there are so many things to eat! From Korean to Mexican to American there is something for everyone! We had the spicy beef soup, cheese burger, cheesesteak, and even a couple of tacos and everything was amazing! If you’ve never been to Chas you are missing out!

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G Wvia Google

10 months ago

2 Beef Bulgogi, and 2 Squid Stir Frys were ordered. Both entrées were very tender and full of flavor. I've visited quite a few of the local Korean establishments and at the first bite, it took me back to my time in S.Korea. The Banchan was incredible. They also have Korean Bbq which will be next time. Yes, this place is a must try. Service was very friendly and attentive. I highly recommend both dishes.