Having brought Korean barbeque to Downtown Grand Rapids, K-ROK is trying new things in order to continue serving Korean traditions.

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As many bars and restaurants in Grand Rapids have closed in recent months, K-Rok Korean BBQ is reinventing itself to remain competitive in the current economic climate.