Baekjeong — all mentions

postWhat's a Once-Loved Spot that Fell Off74 pts
“Gristly meat where the cooking was so fast the fat didn't render at all. I was actually embarrassed to take friends from out of town.”
H3
postKBBQ like Baekjeong3 pts
“i miss baekjeong a lot - is there any other kbbq in manhattan with a similar style? thick, really high quality cuts of marinated beef and pork, and excellent and varied banchan.”
H3
postKBBQ like Baekjeong0 pts
“i miss baekjeong a lot - is there any other kbbq in manhattan with a similar style? thick, really high quality cuts of marinated beef and pork, and excellent and varied banchan.”
H3
in:KBBQ Goers, especially those from Queens, what's the best KBBQ in Manhattan?18 pts
“Baekjeong is better than jongro imo (way better sides and quality of meat is marginally the same).”
H2
in:Cote - just good not great?12 pts
“Probably the best korean bbq I've had was at BaekJeong, but we lucked out on getting a really well marbled beef rib”
H2
in:December 20233 pts
“Baekjeong or Jongro BBQ for Korean BBQ.”
H2
in:KBBQ Baekjeong NYC has closed3 pts
“Had it a few weeks ago and my goodness, the quality is better but the price doesn’t justify it”
H2
in:KBBQ like Baekjeong3 pts
“i always liked wonjo over baekjeong! Imo the marinated kalbi and banchans are better.”
H2
in:What restaurant does a plate so perfectly, you’ll just always eat there if you’re craving it?2 pts
“marinated galbi and spicy cold buckwheat noodles at Baekjeong”
H2
in:Midday good meal near MSG2 pts
“My top pick is Baekjeong for Korean bbq.”
H2
in:KBBQ Baekjeong NYC has closed2 pts
“I've had dinner at both, the beef quality is the same as before and their side dishes have gotten even better.”
H2
postKBBQ like baekjeong1 pts
“thick, really high quality cuts of marinated beef and pork, and excellent and varied banchan.”
H2
in:Recommendations for foodie parents?1 pts
“Ahgassi Gopchang (formerly Baekjeong) is awesome - marinated galbi (and offal if you're down!), cold buckwheat noodles w/ chili sauce, seafood pancake have literally never failed me.”
H2
in:Baekjeong in Koreatown is gone21 pts
“I loved this place and glad to hear they’re expanding”
H1
in:Baekjeong in Koreatown is gone13 pts
“it was one of my favorites too!”
H1
in:Good spot for boys' night, between grand central and penn station?11 pts
“Baekjeong is my favorite”
H1
in:What's a Once-Loved Spot that Fell Off7 pts
“you might have just hit baekjeong at a bad night, putting them behind miss korea/jongro/new wonjo/anything on the 'main strip' of ktown is crazy!”
H1
in:Baekjeong in Koreatown is gone7 pts
“I'm glad the owners closed down this Baekjeong, it really started sucking during the pandemic.”
H1
in:What's Your Favorite Korean BBQ in NYC?4 pts
“Baekjeong (when they open back up in September)”
H1
in:What's a Once-Loved Spot that Fell Off3 pts
“I've eaten at Baekjeong multiple times this year and still really enjoy it!!! The vibe still feels more "authentic" to me than Love or the other places you mentioned, at least near Ktown.”
H1
in:KBBQ Baekjeong NYC has closed3 pts
“I’ve been there once. It was awesome.”
H1
in:Korean short rib grilling action at Yoon Haeundae Galbi in Manhattan3 pts
replying to u/letitglowbig: Whats your favorite? We ar ein love with this one! but we keep ordering the same two items, marinated galbi and the spicy octopus fried rice
“I like all of them for different reasons. Sometimes I like the atmosphere of a Miss Korea or a Dons Bogam, sometimes I want something rawer like New Wonjo or Baekjeong.”
H1
in:Best K-BBQ in Korea Town?2 pts
“My favorite one is Baekjeong so far.”
H1
in:Baekjeong in Koreatown is gone2 pts
replying to u/notevenremotelydorky: From [https://ny.eater.com/2024/2/12/24066020/baekjeong-closing-new-location-ahgassi-gopchang-opening](https://ny.eater.com/2024/2/12/24066020/baekjeong-closing-new-location-ahgassi-gopchang-opening) : >One of Koreatown’s most popular restaurants recently closed after nine years. Baekjeong, considered to be one of the top KBBQ spots in town, shuttered at the start of the year. But it’s not over for the brand: Owners Bobby Kwak and Joseph Ko are moving Baekjeong down the street and turning its former home into the first New York location of Ahgassi Gopchang... > >This fall, he will reopen Baekjeong a block away as Baekjeong Black, a 300-seat restaurant with premium meats. When it opens, it will be the largest restaurant in Koreatown (49 W. 32nd Street, at Broadway).  Hope that helps!
“our meats are practically the same as baekjeong’s.”
H1
in:I’m Korean and I’m at a loss to where to go for bbq in Ktown! We went to JongRo and Miss Korea recently and it was not very good. Must be Manhattan. Thank you in advance.2 pts
“https://www.baekjeongkbbq.com”
H1
in:Recommendations for several types of food2 pts
“Korean BBQ: Nubiani, Jongro, Baekjeong”
H1
in:Good spot for boys' night, between grand central and penn station?1 pts
replying to u/grusauskj: Korean bbq for sure. Baekjeong is my favorite
“it was excellent.”
H1
in:Looking for lunch/dinner near Bryant Park1 pts
“I like Baekjeong and New Wonjo”
H1
in:Must-visit spots for each type of food? First-time visitor to NYC from Vancouver1 pts
“I'd do Jongro or Baekjeong for the KBBQ experience.”
H1
in:Best Food Near Bryant Park, NYC?1 pts
“I’d walk down there after work for dinner, get some Korean BBQ at Jongro or Baekjeong.”
H1
in:KBBQ Goers, especially those from Queens, what's the best KBBQ in Manhattan?1 pts
“Baekjeong and BCD Tofu house are my ktown favorites”
H1
in:Last meal as a New Yorker1 pts
“I honestly would primarily want fast and casual food but these are some of my favorite sit down places:”
H1
in:ISO fun Korean BBQ restaurant for birthday dinner?1 pts
replying to u/TheDude8000: Ahgassi Gopchang. Favorite when I lived in LA. So happy they came to NYC
“They’d be better off going to Baekjeong.”
H1
postKBBQ like Baekjeong0 pts
“i miss baekjeong a lot”
H1