Top Korean BBQ In Philadelphia
Practically any type of food can be found in Philadelphia, including Korean. Start right here to find the restaurant that best suits your Korean food cravings.
Dolsot House
404 Marlton Pike E.
(Route 70)
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
(856) 216-0090
www.dolsothouse.com
Dolsot is the perfect place for family-style dinners, especially when Korean barbecue is involved. Everything is fresh and top of the line. If you are looking for authentic Korean cuisine then this is the first stop you should make. The modern yet traditional atmosphere makes dining at Dolsot House a unique and worthwhile experience.
Giwa
1608 Sansom St.
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215) 557-9830
www.giwaphilly.com
Giwa uses quality ingredients in all of its menu items. The Center City Korean restaurant offers food that's healthy and fresh, not to mention delicious. Try the marinated prime beef short ribs; you will be talking about them for days. Giwa opened in 2006 by Yong Chi, who was eager to share fabulous Korean fare from his native land with the people of Philadelphia.
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Jong Ka Jib
6600 N. 5th St.
Philadelphia, PA 19126
(215) 924-0100
This family-friendly BYOB restaurant offers all the traditional choices, including their delicious barbecue ribs. It may not be in the best part of town, but it is worth the trip. After all, it's always the little holes in the wall that serve up the best cuisine.
Kim's Restaurant
5955 N. 5th St.
Philadelphia, PA 19120
(215) 927-4550
If you want to take the reins and cook Korean barbecue exactly how you like it, then Kim's is the perfect place to visit. The reason why their barbecue is out of this world is hardwood charcoal they use -- expect to be happy and satisfied at the end of the night.
Seorabol Korean Restaurant
5734 Old 2nd St.
Philadelphia, PA 19120
(215) 924-6865
www.philadelphiakoreanrestaurant.com
Seorabol serves a wide variety of Asian foods such as bibimbop, sushi, and of course, Korean barbecue. The atmosphere is casual and friendly with authentic Korean architecture. The staff is kind and helpful, whether you're a return customer a newbie to Korean food.
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