fbpx
Search

Annyeonghaseyo!

It’s obvious that Korean culture has a huge influence, especially K-Pop. But when it comes to food, there has been a noticeable surge of Korean restaurants all over the country serving up familiar (and unfamiliar) Korean food.

Read also: Best Korean Restaurants in SM Mall of Asia

While Korean cuisine has so much to offer – top-notch street food, chicken + beer, noodle stews, and so(ju) much more – one rising star has set our food scene on fire. 3 words, say it and we’re yours: Korean Barbecue Grill.

If you’re going to give in to temptation, you might as well go to the best! Check out some of our favorite spots for K-BBQ in the Metro!

Where to eat samgyupsal in Metro Manila

Samgyuniku

A very popular Korean grill found mostly in the south, Samgyupniku is also conveniently located in BGC’s Uptown mall. Whether it’s after work or after shopping your way through BGC head to Samgyuniku for freshly marinated meats, seafood, authentic side dishes, and more.

Tip: Enjoy unlimited samgyupsal with the 4+1 deal—P2,396 for a group of 5, and one eats free when you use Booky! Available daily. For smaller groups, it’s P599 per person.
samgyuniku samgyupsal
Photo from Samgyuniku

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Fantastic Baka

Probably one of the most sulit unli-samgyupsal restaurants in Metro Manila, Fantastic Baka offers a ton of variety when it comes to their meat selection. With over 19 different kinds of meat from pork to beef, seafood, and even chicken, go here on an empty stomach

fantastic baka korean bbq
Photo from Fantastic Baka

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Sibyullee

Sibyullee, being the third concept of the Happy Foods Group and award-winning Korean restaurateurs Mr. Sung Rah and wife, Mrs. Yoo Chang, serves modern Seoul BBQ and street food dishes.

Other kinds of Korean food you should try that they offer are the Galbi Cheese BBQ, Cheese Ramyeon, and Bungeoppang.

sibyullee korean bbq
Photo from Sibyullee

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Jin Joo Korean Grill

Jin Joo offers classic and innovative Korean specialties like their signature 8-flavored samgyupsal and cheese dung galbi (baby back ribs wrapped in cheese).

jin joo korean bbq
Photo from Jin Joo Korean Grill

View menu on Booky
View their branches

Samgyupsalamat

Samgyupsalamat is a Korean BBQ restaurant popular for its Grill-All-You-Can during weekends. Order their Gochujang Samgyupsal, sliced pork belly with sweet & spicy sauce.

samgyupsalamat korean bbq
Photo from Samgyupsalamat

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Premier The Samgyupsal

Premier The Samgyupsal is an underrated Korean restaurant in Malate, near Robinson’s Place Manila. They offer unlimited samgyupsal for P580/head.

premier sagyupsal
Photo from Premier The Samgyupsal

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Giyummy

A very popular Korean grilling restaurant, some Giyummy branches like the one at Timog Avenue are actually open 24 hours. Visit Giyummy at any point of the day to try their cheese dip samgyupsal and moksal cuts.

giyummy korean bbq
Photo from Giyummy Korean Grill Restaurant

View menu on Booky
Timog Ave, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Romantic Baboy

One of the og Korean BBQ restaurants in Metro Manila, if you haven’t been to Romantic Baboy then this is your sign. From go-to K-BBQ cuts like woosamgyup to premier cuts like smoked duck, Romantic Baboy has got you for the small price of P549.

meat-cuts
Photo from Romantic Baboy

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Masil Charcoal Grill Restaurant

Masil Charcoal Grill is an authentic KBBQ that was formerly known as Seoul Fusion.  They’re known for their Saeng Samgyupsal and the Galbi Jim. Insider tip: Free coffee or tea after your meal.

masil korean charcoal barbeque
Photo from Masil

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Soban K-Town Grill

Inspired by “K-Town” communities in L.A, New York, and Hong Kong, Soban offers unique Korean-Mexican fusion dishes like K-Tacos and Korritos.

But their Korean food specialty here is Soban’s 6-Flavor Samgyupsal Set that comes with 540 grams of marinated pork belly, namely: original, fruity, chili bean, soy garlic, doenjang (Korean miso), and, wine!

soban samgyupsal
Photo from Soban K-Town Grill

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Best samgyupsal in Quezon City

Leann’s Tea House

Serving up authentic Korean food, Leann’s Tea House is a certified KBBQ master. Barkadas based in Quezon City can gorge on their unlimited samgyupsal, incredible kimchi, and their bestselling seafood pancakes.

samgyupsal, samgyeopsal, korean restaurant, korean bbq, pork belly recipe
Photo from Booky

View menu on Booky
105R Mother Ignacia St, South Triangle, Quezon City

Songdowon

One of the most authentic K BBQ restaurants in Quezon City, you know this place is good when K-Pop idols visit this restaurant after concerts. Songodowon might not be unlimited but their woosamgyup and LA galbi are worth every penny.

View menu on Booky
View all branches

Gogii Yolii

Located in Timog, Gogii Yolii serves everything from fresh meat, fresh seafood, side dishes like kimchi stew and egg souffle, and more!

Photo from Gogii Yolii

View menu on Booky
67 Timog Ave, Tomas Morato, South Triangle, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Sam Stew

Under the prestigious Vikings group of restaurants, Sam Stew is the most buffet-like experience among all the Korean barbecue restaurants on this list. Aside from freshly marinated meats, it also has Korean fried chicken and unli beer.

Photo from Sam Stew

View menu on Booky
Level 2 KTown, Ayala Malls, Vertis North, Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Seoul Train Korean Barbeque

Seoul Train Korean Barbecue is a locomotive train-themed restaurant that offers Korean grilled meats, galbi tang, and other traditional dishes. Take a photo inside the train and its graffiti walls and win a prize from their arcade crane machines.

seoul train samgyupsal
Photo from Seoul Train Korean Barbeque

View menu on Booky
#28 Sergeant Esguerra Ave, near Tomas Morato, South Triangle, Diliman, Quezon City

Seoulgyupsal

Seoulgyupsal is a new Korean restaurant in town with specialties such as the Special Spicy Samgyupsal, Yangnum Samgyupsal, and Unli Grilled Chicken.

seoulgyupsal samgyupsal
Photo from Seoulgyupsal

View menu on Booky
2/F, 42 Tomas Morato Ave, Metrofocus Bldg., Tomas Morato, New Manila, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Best samgyupsal in Pasay

678 Korean BBQ Restaurant

678 Korean BBQ is a famous global franchise with branches around New York, Hawaii, Sydney, and more! Enjoy grilling your KBBQ in their charcoal griller and try the Egg Wrap (filled with oozing cheese) as well!

678 korean bbq restaurant
Photo from 678 Korean BBQ Restaurant

View menu on Booky
Seaside, SM Mall of Asia, Pasay

Best samgyupsal in BGC

Sariwon Korean Barbecue

Awarded “The Best Korean Restaurant” by the Seoul Metropolitan Government. Sariwon is also famed for its Legendary Bulgogi and Galbi or Barbecued Beef Short Ribs, with the New York Times proclaiming it as the “The Most Tender Succulent in Seoul.”

sariwon korean bbq
Photo from Sariwon

View menu on Booky
UG/F Bonifacio High Street Central, West Superblock, 7th Ave cor 29th St., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig

Best samgyupsal in Ortigas

Ye Dang

Ye Dang takes their cooking to heart and serves only the most authentic Korean food. Try the Pork Cutlets and Grilled Chicken and once you’re done grilling, wrap them up together with rice in their fresh lettuce, and eat away! 

Ye dang korean bbq
Photo from YeDang PH

View menu on Booky
88 Meralco Ave, Ortigas, Pasig

Want to discover more of the best places in the Metro? Download Booky today and be first in line for the latest news, hottest promos, and biggest discounts on all things food!

Booky

Discover delicious food & enjoy exclusive discounts