Korean BBQ Restaurant in Insadong, Seoul
Korean BBQ in Insadong, Seoul
On Insadong 5-gil · a short walk from Jonggak Station · open daily 11:00–23:00
Pyeongyang Grilled Meat Korean BBQ Restaurant sits on the 2nd floor of the building next to the Korea Tourist Information Center in Insadong. We grill 1++ grade Hanwoo beef and Korean pork on cast-iron plates at the table, and finish the meal with Pyeongyang naengmyeon made with 90% buckwheat noodles. With a 4.6 Google rating from 208 reviews and English-speaking staff, it is an easy stop for travellers exploring Insadong and Bukchon.
A second-floor dining room above the Insadong bustle
The restaurant is one floor above the busy Insadong street, so the dining room stays calmer than the alley below.
A private dining room suits quiet dinners and group gatherings, and families are welcome — high chairs, a kids' menu and a baby changing table are available.
Wi-Fi is available, cards and mobile NFC payments are accepted, and the entrance and seating are wheelchair accessible.
Hanwoo 1++ beef and pork belly, two ways
Beef here means Hanwoo: the Korean 1++ Grade Premium Beef Assortment, the Korean 1++ Grade Brisket Point and aged sirloin, grilled on a cast-iron plate at your table.
Pork belly comes two ways — the thick-cut 2-Week Aged Fresh Pork Belly, and the thinly sliced Quick-Frozen Korean Pork Belly, a Korean BBQ classic.
To finish, try the Pyeongyang Cold Buckwheat Noodles made with 90% buckwheat, or come at lunch for set meals such as the Spicy Stir-fried Pork Set.
Good to know
Reservations are accepted, and we recommend calling ahead for dinner. Open daily 11:00–23:00, with beer and other drinks served. Many reviews mention the generous spread of banchan side dishes, and our staff can help you order in English.
- Dine-in
- Private dining room
- Good for groups
- Family friendly
- High chairs · kids' menu
- Reservations accepted
- Beer & alcohol served
- Wi-Fi
- Card payments
- Wheelchair accessible
- Paid parking
Find us
We are in Insadong, a short walk from Jonggak Station and close to Bukchon — on the 2nd floor of the building next to the Korea Tourist Information Center.