All 437 rated mentions, most helpful first
“Korean BBQ at Jongro. It’s a large casual space that’ll allow kids to be kids. It’s also decorated like a little Korean village so there’s some uniqueness in that. Also, it’s just grilled meats, hard to say no to that. There’s also some fun sides like grilled cheese corn which is very palatable.”
H3
“Jongro gives you more meat per portion, quality is a touch below wonjo, but still very tasty and tender.”
H3
“I didn't like the ones in K-Town and I also thought the ramen was bad (it actually was so hard it tore up my gums, it's just like you're eating uncooked instant ramen)”
H3
“Jongro is my tried and true for a laid back vibe.”
H2
“Think u should not expect the quality to be anywhere near comparable when the AYCE price is about the same as one meat off of regular Jongro’s menu”
H2
“These Korean rice dogs from Jongro in Ktown were bomb”
H2
“Jongro - Korean BBQ”
H2
“Jongro is good and has a traditional kbbq vibe.”
H2
“Jongro is an iconic KBBQ joint”
H2
“Amazing KBBQ place. The banchan did not miss at all. It was pretty cheap considering how much we ate.”
H2
“there's a lot good Korean BBQ at places like Jongro & Numbiani.”
H2
“I was more satisfied korean bbq wise at jongro.”
H2
“Jongro isn’t too pricey and is good quality. I’d go with that personally”
H2
“Jongro for Korean BBQ”
H2
“I've only been to the main one. Not cheap, but really good and a fun atmosphere.”
H2
“Jongro is a popular one with a large menu with pictures.”
H2
“For a similar experience I’d highly recommend Jongro in Koreatown. It has a really cool atmosphere (looks like a little Korean village inside) and the food is fantastic.”
H2
“Jongro. Has an old school kitschy vibe that kids would like.”
H2
“Jongro for the quality, authenticity, and vibes.”
H2
“Imo Jongro is the best of the KBBQs you mentioned.”
H2
“I would add Jongro to that list for Korean BBQ.”
H2
“Jongro for KBBQ is my ideal spot.”
H2
“Korean BBQ: Jongro, Nubiani, New Wonjo, Hahm Ji Back, etc”
H2
“Fun atmosphere, good BBQ selections, & I love their banchan 😋”
H2
“Jongro is the quintessential KBBQ restaurant”
H2
“Jongro for Korea BBQ”
H2
“My family loves Jongro but a recent experience was pretty bad. They didn’t serve the traditional dipping sauces and instead brought some sour liquid and salt.”
H2
“Jongro or New Wonjo for kbbq”
H2
“Korean BBQ (Jongro, Kang Ho Dong Baekjong, Yoon Haeundau=e Galbi, etc….) could be fun!”
H2
“it really isn’t a trip to NYC if you don’t get Korean BBQ at Jongro.”
H2
“Korean BBQ eg Jongro - get the meats without marinade”
H2
“Korean BBQ at Jongro”
H2
“Korean barbecue might be a good idea: Jongro or Love BBQ.”
H2
“Seconding jonggro. Damn that beef belly is my fav order.”
H2
“Both are great authentic choices and they're very different so depends what you want. Check both menus. Go to Jongro if you want Korean BBQ that they'll grill table-side for you.”
H2
“If you're going strictly for kbbq, jongro is decent.”
H2
“Baekjeong or Jongro BBQ for Korean BBQ.”
H2
“Jongro super overrated and expensive IMO”
H2
“Nah, not overrated at all. The food is excellent.”
H2
“Jongro is great but they could use better and more banchan.”
H2
“I’d recommend Jongro, it’s spacious and already somewhat load in there, so if the kid acts up, no one would mind. It also happens to be the most iconic KBBQ place in NYC, so that’s a plus.”
H2
“Jongro - a good well priced go-to in Ktown”
H2
“Korean BBQ e.g. Jongro: grilled tableside”
H2
“Jongro, Cote for expensive”
H2
“Jongro helped me through 💪💪 it’s also pretty good value for Manhattan KBBQ”
H2
“If you’re going for retro vibes or transported-to-another place vibes: - Jongro”
H2
“Jongro for the vibes and value”
H2
“I'd say go to KTown for Korean BBQ (probably Jongro).”
H2
“Nubiani and Jongro are both very good Korean bbq spots”
H2
“K-Town BBQ at Jongro tends to impress my visiting friends.”
H2