DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) -- An all-you-can-eat Korean barbeque restaurant in Cleveland has expanded with a central Ohio location home to a "hot pot" dining experience. One Pot USA is now welcoming guests at 3720 W. Granville Road in Dublin, taking over the Sun Center building previously home to Joe's Crab Shack location and a Seafood Shake eatery. The new Dublin restaurant marks the brand's second Ohio location after the first opened in Cleveland earlier this year at 1825 Coventry Road. Fall foliage popping up across Ohio: Parks where you can see changing leaves now The Dublin eatery features fixed prices, $19.99 for weekday lunches and $29.99 for dinner and the weekend, which allow customers to indulge in a Korean barbeque menu or the hot pot experience or both for an extra $5. One Pot USA is now welcoming guests at 3720 W. Granville Road in Dublin. (Courtesy Photo/One Pot USA) The communal hot pot features a simmering broth at the center of each table. Customers pick their base before choosing from a selection of sliced meats, seafood, vegetables, noodles and rice. One Pot is one of several Korean barbecue and hot pot restaurants to expand in central Ohio, including PJ Hot Pot Korean BBQ and Bar which opened earlier this year in a 10,000-square-foot unit previously home to a martial arts facility. The all-you-can-eat grill in central Ohio features a dining experience with ingredients delivered to each table by robots. Spirit Airlines axing several flights to and from Columbus KPot is now welcoming patrons near Polaris Fashion Place inside the former home of a shuttered seafood restaurant named The Seasoning Crab. The new location marks the chain's second central Ohio eatery after the first opened in 2023 at 5240 Bethel Center Mall, a spot previously occupied by Buffalo Wild Wings. Korean BBQ 궁 also launched this year at Dublin's North Market Bridge Park, on the east aisle in the stall between Hoyo’s Kitchen and On Paper. Owner John Jin is an experienced restaurant operator who previously managed more than 85 sushi bars in regional Kroger stores as well as a former Korean restaurant inside Saraga Market called "Bulgogi."