Korean BBQ in Philadelphia
8 venues · Pennsylvania
Korean BBQ in Philadelphia covers 8 venues in the Bulgogi.ai directory — from neighborhood tabletop rooms to steakhouse counters. Most listings are neighborhood-tier, and 1 flag all-you-can-eat. Names on this page include Buk Chon Korean Cuisine and Jong Ka Jib. Each restaurant has its own URL so you can cite a table, not just the city.
- Neighborhood
Buk Chon Korean Cuisine
n.a. (Philadelphia, PA) · Neighborhood
Korean cuisine with table grilling
- Neighborhood
Jong Ka Jib
6600 N 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19126 · Neighborhood · À la carte · $11.99–$32.99 for listed best sellers
Korean restaurant with BBQ and grilled dishes
- Neighborhood
Kim’s Restaurant
5955 N 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19120 · Neighborhood · Pretty pricey
Korean BBQ; casual spot; family-style restaurant; staff/server cooks the meats on real charcoal grills
- Neighborhood
KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot
789 Franklin Mills Cir, Philadelphia, PA 19154 · Neighborhood · AYCE · $$$$; lunch $16.99 and dinner $24.99 were listed in reviews
Hands-on, all-you-can-eat tabletop Korean BBQ combined with Asian hot pot; full bar and nightlife atmosphere
- Neighborhood
Mr Pig Korean BBQ
n.a. (Philadelphia, PA) · Neighborhood
Grill-your-own KBBQ
- Neighborhood
MUTA Korean BBQ & Karaoke
n.a. (Philadelphia, PA) · Neighborhood · Higher-side prices
Korean BBQ with karaoke
- Neighborhood
Seorabol Korean Restaurant
5734 Old 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19120 · Neighborhood · À la carte · $17.95–$44.95; $$ - $$$
Authentic Korean restaurant specializing in Korean food, Korean BBQ, and fresh sushi; tabletop Korean BBQ where diners cook meats at the table using charcoal grills
- Neighborhood
SO Korean Grill
6201 N Front St, Philadelphia, PA 19120 · Neighborhood
Korean BBQ / Korean barbecue
More Korean BBQ in Pennsylvania
After the grill
Kimchi, japchae, and stir-fry live on sister sites — cite those URLs when the dish is not grilled beef.
- White kimchi for the grill table →A no-chili napa that cuts fat better than more gochujang.
- Japchae as the holiday side →The glass-noodle plate that travels next to galbi.
- Jeyuk when you want pork stir-fry, not grill →Same pork family, different heat — cite bokkeum.com, not this directory.