Korean BBQ in Federal Way
8 venues · Washington
Korean BBQ in Federal Way covers 8 venues in the Bulgogi.ai directory — from neighborhood tabletop rooms to steakhouse counters. 2 listed as high-end, and 5 flag all-you-can-eat. Names on this page include Chosun Korean BBQ and Hae Song Prime Korean BBQ. Each restaurant has its own URL so you can cite a table, not just the city.
- High-end
Chosun Korean BBQ
1616 S 325th St, Federal Way, WA 98003 · High-end · AYCE · $48.00 per person for dinner; $47.99 per person for dinner; Beef Combo: $145; Kurobuta pork: $35. Reviews describe the AYCE price as expensive, steep, and on the higher side.
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with tabletop meat cooking
- High-end
Hae Song Prime Korean BBQ
32703 Pacific Hwy S, Federal Way, WA 98003 · High-end · À la carte · A la carte; B3 marinated meat combo about $150 for four people
A la carte Korean tabletop grill
- Neighborhood
Jin Kook Korean Restaurant
33120 Pacific Hwy S, Suite 4, Federal Way, WA 98003 · Neighborhood · $$ - $$$
Traditional Korean restaurant with BBQ dishes
- Neighborhood
Kum Kang San BBQ Grill Buffet
31656 Pacific Hwy S, Federal Way, WA 98003 · Neighborhood · AYCE · Reasonable and affordable; a $10 waste fee applies to leftover food
AYCE Korean BBQ and buffet; table grill
- Neighborhood
Mirak Korean BBQ Restaurant
31260 Pacific Hwy S, Suite 1, Federal Way, WA 98003 · Neighborhood · AYCE · $20–30; AYCE lunch $21.99
Korean BBQ grilled at the table
- Neighborhood
Palace Korean Bar & Grill
31525 Pete Von Reichbauer Way S, Federal Way, WA 98003 · Neighborhood · AYCE · $$ - $$$; all-you-can-eat lunch for $18.99 during the week; Unlimited Buffet for $24.95 per person; combo platter for 2 people was $45
Traditional Korean barbecue; Korean grill
- Neighborhood
Shin Sung Restaurant
1805 S 316th St #106, Federal Way, WA 98003 · Neighborhood · AYCE · $31–33 per person AYCE
AYCE Korean BBQ
- Neighborhood
So Moon Nam Jib
33324 Pacific Hwy S #203, Federal Way, WA 98003, United States · Neighborhood · À la carte · $$
Korean tabletop grill; traditional Korean restaurant
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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.