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E-Gyu All You Can Eat Revolving Sushi & Korean BBQ - Gainesville

Gainesville, GA · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 87 out of 100

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Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-21

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

The beverage program at this sushi and Korean BBQ spot leans heavily on soju, sake, and cocktails. A 27-item cocktail list includes Korean Yogurt, Melona Soju, and Soju Latte, mostly $12-$14. Spirits cover 18+ sake labels, 10-flavor soju, and makgeolli. Beer runs to imported Korean and Japanese bottles plus a beer tower, while wine stays with house varietals and plum wines. Nonalcoholic choices are standard juices and specialty drinks.

What should I order?
Start with a soju cocktail like Korean Yogurt ($13) or Melona Soju ($13). For spirits, try a 10-flavor soju ($15) or a sake from the 18+ label list, such as Dassai Junmai Daiginjo ($31). Beer drinkers can go for Cass or Terra ($6 each) or a craft bottle like Sorry Umami IPA ($11).
Who will enjoy this place?
Groups looking for shareable towers and soju cocktails, sake drinkers interested in a deep list, and anyone pairing Korean and Japanese flavors with imported beer or plum wine.
When should I go?
For group gatherings where a beer tower or cocktail shot tower makes sense. The cocktail list and soju flavors suit a leisurely meal.
What should I expect to spend?
Cocktails $12-$14; soju $15; sake $15.99-$74; beer $5-$11; plum wine $10-$12 by glass; spirits shots $7-$15. Beer towers $49-$56; cocktail shot tower $30.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
A 27-item cocktail list with Korean soju drinks like Korean Yogurt and Melona Soju, plus 10-flavor soju and an 18+ label sake list, sets the beverage program apart from typical sushi and BBQ restaurants.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Cocktails

Inebrious Cocktails score: 90 out of 100

27 named cocktails span classics, tini variations, and Korean soju drinks. Korean Yogurt, Melona Soju, and Soju Latte anchor the soju side; Hanky Panky and Blue Bikini cover gin. Margarita offers flavor add-ons. Most drinks are $12-$14, and a shot tower serves groups.

Menu strengths

  • 27 named cocktails including Korean-inspired soju drinks; Dedicated COCKTAILS section with prices $12-$14

Standout selections

  • Korean Yogurt ($13) — Korean yogurt with lemon and house soju
  • Melona Soju ($13) — Melona ice cream submerged in lemon and soju
  • Soju Latte ($14) — soju combined with coffee and creamy milk

Pricing: $12-$14; shot tower $30

Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 82 out of 100

House wine covers Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Malbec, and Red Blend by glass or bottle. The plum wine list includes Koyuki Gold, Choya, and Choya Original Sparkling. Plum wine runs $10-$12 by glass and $40-$48 by bottle.

Menu strengths

  • House wine by glass or bottle in five standard varietals
  • Plum wine list with three named selections; Plum wine available by glass and bottle

Standout selections

  • Koyuki Gold Plum Wine — glass $10 / bottle $40
  • Choya Plum Wine — glass $12 / bottle $48
  • Choya Original Sparkling — sparkling plum wine, glass $10

Pricing: Plum wine glass $10-$12; bottle $40-$48

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 85 out of 100

Bottled beer includes Korean, Japanese, and Mexican imports plus domestic and craft options. Cass, Terra, Sapporo, and Kloud are $6; craft bottles like Sorry Umami IPA and Suiyoubi No Neko Belgian Ale are $10-$11. Draft comes in 16oz and 22oz, and beer towers are $49-$56.

Menu strengths

  • Broad bottled selection with Korean, Japanese, and craft options
  • Draft beer in 16oz and 22oz pours; Beer tower in Large $56 and Medium $49

Standout selections

  • Cass ($6) — imported South Korea beer; Sapporo ($6) — imported Japan beer
  • Cass — $6 — Imported S. Korea beer

Pricing: Bottles $5-$11; towers $49-$56

Nonalcoholic

Inebrious Nonalcoholic score: 78 out of 100

Non-alcoholic options include juices, specialty drinks, and hot tea. Strawberry Lemonade, Shirley Temple, and Roy Rogers are $3.95. Juice choices are orange, pineapple, mango apple, and cranberry, also $3.95.

Menu strengths

  • Variety of juices, specialty drinks, and hot tea
  • Strawberry Lemonade, Shirley Temple, and Roy Rogers at $3.95
  • Four juice options: orange, pineapple, mango apple, cranberry

Standout selections

  • Strawberry Lemonade ($3.95); Shirley Temple ($3.95); Roy Rogers ($3.95)
  • Strawberry Lemonade — $3.95 — Special drink; Shirley Temple — $3.95 — Special drink

Pricing: $3.95

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 88 out of 100

Spirits cover tequila, cognac, rum, gin, vodka, and whiskey with multiple brands. Soju comes in 10 flavors at $15, and makgeolli is $18. The sake list has 18+ labels from $15.99 to $74. Shots range from $7 to $15.

Menu strengths

  • Broad spirits selection across six categories; Soju available in 10 flavors at $15
  • Sake list with 18+ labels from $15.99 to $74

Standout selections

  • Soju ($15) — 10 flavors available; Dassai Junmai Daiginjo ($31) — sake
  • Jose Cuervo Silver — $8 — Tequila; Don Julio Anejo — $15 — Tequila

Pricing: Shots $7-$15; soju $15; sake $15.99-$74; makgeolli $18

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