Best Korean BBQ Restaurants in KL

Korean BBQ mostly consists of beef, chicken and pork. So if you are meat lover, you should opt Shinmapo Korean BBQ as their choices for BBQ are numerous that you would go blind on which on to pick and to not. Located at SS15 Courtyard, Shinmapo is a heaven for “meatatarian” as this will be a place to satisfy their taste buds!

As their signboard suggests, yes, this is the place where you can taste the impeccable combination of apple sweetness and juicy porkilicious. The pork cuts served are apple-marinated for 24 hours before smoked with apple smoke chips. Afraid of not doing the cooking right? Worry not. There are huge boards on the wall with instructions and guidelines on how to prepare and enjoy your meals. Once done, you can place your pork on the apple slices and top it with their signature onion dressing, apple-infused soy base and honey apple.

Surf’s up! I hope you’ve caught the wave because this wave is here to stay, and it is taking over Korean BBQ like a tsunami.  Located at The Gardens, SeoulNami Korean BBQ is bringing you a pork-free and alcohol-free Korean barbeque experience and will bring you straight into the heart of Nami Island.

Hwang Hae Korean BBQ is famed for a series of comfort food that are commonly found in Korea. Things like grilled toppoki, rice balls, kimchi jigae, and many more. Quite surprisingly, most of what they have to offer are really flavourful which is suitable for our Malaysian palate. Oh, you should also definitely give the Grilled Back Ribs and Cheese a try as it's one of their signature items. Lastly, they also give out free 'banchan' to all, no matter what you have ordered. 

Kyung Joo Korean Restaurant is a stunning looking place with great service and an array of authentic Korean dishes. Located on the highest floor of Midvalley Megamall, Kyung Joo Restaurant stands out in terms of its design and facade, as well as their attractive lunch menu. Korean food in malls are commonly quite pricey, either that or they're really cheap and bad. Kyung Joo on the other hand, is well in between as they offer quality meals at a moderate price. Set meals are also available, so do not worry about that wallet of yours.

Set in a warm, dark and cozy environment, Da On Fine Korean Dining is another great place to get your daily fix of Korean cravings. Though it's not exactly cheap, but the food served here is absolutely stunning. On top of premium cuts of meat and seafood for BBQ, they also have a pretty solid assortment of side dishes called 'banchan'. Not to mention that each of the dish served are well crafted from scratch with fresh ingredients and a whole lot of love. 

Doma Korean Cafe is what you'll consider as a modern Korean restaurant. Not only does their interior look absolutely fabulous with a contrast of black and white, the menu too are quite modernised. You'll find famous Korean fried chicken served in a more presentable manner, as well as a stunning soy-glazed roast pork that packs in a good load of flavour and a pleasant texture. Do not forget to try out their dessert as well. Last but not least, their lunch and dinner menu are different, so do check accordingly. 

Bambu, not Bamboo, although the logo is a bamboo, is a simple and homey Korean restaurant located in Korea-town, Ampang. Now there are countless Korean restaurants around Ampang and standing out wouldn't be easy. However, what makes Bambu House really special would be the extremely affordable pricing. On top of that, the quality of food and choices are pretty good so you don't have to be stuck with just a few boring options. All and all, a solid, simple and affordable Korean dining.

Are you craving for some Korean BBQ with affordable price? Well, you should stop by at Don Dwae Ji Sam Gyeob Sal. Don Dwae Ji Sam Gyeob Sal serves Korean BBQ with the freshest ingredients and side dishes. You can have refillable Korean BBQ for RM29+/adult and RM17+/kid under 130cm. 

Onesemiro is a Korean fine dining restaurant that is located in The Intermark - a perfect representation of wealth and status. The design of the place is certainly well above average, but the plating and all seems pretty normal. Anyway, what matters is the quality of food and service as those are more important. You'll find the menu to be pretty extensive and most of them comes in a set. Each order also comes with several side dishes which are absolutely delightful. 

Located right above Maybank in Solaris Mont Kiara, SOLA POCHA and SOLA BBQ (a single entity, not double) has been a popular place amongst youngsters to gather and enjoy simple Korean comfort foods. They offer a good selection of pan-grilled steaks and lunch boxes, as well as several other signature Korean side dishes such as 'dubu kimchi' and Korean pancake. Last but not least, don't forget to pair what you're having with a few bottles of Soju! That will certainly lighten the mood and increase appetite! 

Crazy Fish is really a restaurant that stays true to its name. They're one of the few Korean restaurants in Malaysia that serve live octopus. Yes, totally uncooked, killed alive while the tentacles are still wiggling and doused in sesame sauce and served in a small plate. The best part of this would be the experience as you'll be able to see it being slaughter right in front of you. Apart from that gruesome moment, the live octopus thing is an acquire taste. Now if you're looking for something a little more common, then we highly suggest some other place. 

Located in Bukit Bintang, Big Stick serves delectable Korean BBQ skewers! Big Stick first gained popularity in Korea and China. They started to serve their delectable Korean BBQ skewers in Malaysia, just this year! If you’re craving for some Korean flavours, you have to stop by at this restaurant that will surely satisfy your cravings!

Seoul Garden is a leading Halal-certified Korean brand which specializes in Korean-style hotpot and grill items. Seoul Garden can now be found in many malls in KL. Options provided for the BBQ are such as beef, chicken, seafood and vegetables that you can grill by yourself at your table when you dine-in here!

As the name suggest, the interior of Han Modern Korean Grill is in fact, decorated with elegant and modern style. Guests can choose to dine-in both private booths and larger open tables, an alfresco section that have greenery view, or one of the four private dining rooms. Their Korean grill range from wet aged beef, noodles, meat on charcoal and more to choose from! 

Ola may not sound like a convincing name for a Korean restaurant, but they certainly do serve a stunning collection of authentic Korean dishes. Everything that you'll find here is pretty common; wooden tables and chairs, metal chopsticks, a bulky menu and dishes you'd expect. However, what makes this place truly stands out would be the 'banchan' offered, as well as their signature slices of duck. Grilled to tender perfection, the duck is certainly something that you'll have to try when you're here at Ola Korean BBQ Garden.