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The Best Korean BBQ Restaurants In SF
Where to gather around a table and grill bulgogi, galbi, and seafood all night long.
The Best Korean Restaurants In SF
When fried chicken, barbecued spicy pork, and cheesy kalbijjim call to you, head to these spots.
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San Ho Won
San Ho Won is an upscale Korean restaurant in the Mission with galbi that’s flat-out memorable—just like a dinner here.
So Gong Dong Tofu House
So Gong Dong Tofu House in Palo Alto is where to go for big bowls of Korean tofu stew.
Wooden Charcoal Barbecue House
Get KBBQ that still uses real charcoal at Wooden Charcoal Barbecue House in the Richmond.
The Best Korean BBQ Restaurants In SF
Where to gather around a table and grill bulgogi, galbi, and seafood all night long.
Zajang Grill
Zajang Grill in the Richmond is an AYCE Korean BBQ spot with great bulgogi and free ice cream.
Brothers Restaurant
Brothers is a Korean restaurant in the Richmond with DIY barbecue and lots of space for groups.
Fiery Hot Pot And Grill
For options-heavy hot pot and barbecue, Fiery Hot Pot and Grill in the Sunset is a fun choice.
Um.ma
Come to Um.ma in the Inner Sunset for excellent renditions of Korean classics and one of the most fun patios in the city.
The Best Korean Restaurants In SF
When fried chicken, barbecued spicy pork, and cheesy kalbijjim call to you, head to these spots.
K-Elements BBQ
For all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ in an easygoing space, head to K-Elements in the Richmond.
Ilcha
Ilcha is a modern Korean restaurant in the Marina serving drinking snacks like fried chicken and hot pots.
Purple Rice
At Purple Rice in the Lower Haight, customizable rice bowls, stews, and sizzling platters make the ideal quick lunch or dinner.
Surisan
Surisan is a solid Korean American brunch and dinner spot near Fisherman’s Wharf from the people behind Kitchen Story.
My Tofu House
My Tofu House is a Korean spot in the Richmond serving comforting tofu soups and barbecue.
Manna
Manna is a casual Korean restaurant in the Mission serving homestyle dishes that always hit the spot.
Cocobang
Cocobang is a late-night Korean spot in Lower Nob Hill for corn cheese, tteokbokki, and Korean fried chicken.
Toyose
Toyose is a Korean restaurant in a converted garage in the Outer Sunset. The food's not perfect, but it's a fun late night spot for a group.
The Sunday
The Sunday is a fusiony Korean American breakfast and lunch spot with excellent chicken wings and huge portions.
Bansang
Bansang is a Korean restaurant in Fillmore with small plates that we gravitate toward for special but laidback dinners.