Best Korean BBQ in New York for Summer 2026 highlights 8 places in New York, including Jungsik, 8282, and Her Name is Han. Compare local context, reservation options, price cues, photos, and Urba guide notes before you go.
Jungsik gives New York a Korean BBQ stop built around meat, grill-table meals, and shared meats, with a practical fit for Korean BBQ rounds.
Jungsik at 2 Harrison St works for Korean BBQ rounds when you want meat, grill-table meals, and shared meats. Keep it in the mix for group dinners or shared grills, especially Saturday dinner after 6pm.
Korean BBQ rounds, group dinners, shared grills
Best on Saturday dinner after 6pm
8282 gives New York a Korean BBQ stop built around group table, grill-table meals, and shared meats, with a practical fit for Korean BBQ rounds.
8282 at 84 Stanton St works for Korean BBQ rounds when you want group table, grill-table meals, and shared meats. Keep it in the mix for group dinners or shared grills, especially Saturday dinner after 6pm.
Korean BBQ rounds, group dinners, shared grills
Best on Saturday dinner after 6pm
Her Name is Han gives New York a Korean BBQ stop built around korean bbq, grill meat, and grill-table meals, with a practical fit for Korean BBQ rounds.
Her Name is Han at 17 E 31st St works for Korean BBQ rounds when you want korean bbq, grill meat, and grill-table meals. Keep it in the mix for group dinners or shared grills, especially Saturday dinner after 6pm.
Korean BBQ rounds, group dinners, shared grills
Best on Saturday dinner after 6pm
Kisa gives New York a Korean BBQ stop built around korean bbq, grill meat, and banchan, with a practical fit for Korean BBQ rounds.
Kisa at 205 Allen St works for Korean BBQ rounds when you want korean bbq, grill meat, and banchan. Keep it in the mix for group dinners or shared grills, especially Saturday dinner after 6pm.
Korean BBQ rounds, group dinners, shared grills
Best on Saturday dinner after 6pm
O2 Hot Stone BBQ House offers a unique Korean BBQ experience in Koreatown.
O2 Hot Stone BBQ House in Koreatown NYC provides a distinctive Korean BBQ experience with its tri-level setup. With a 4.9-star rating from 80 reviews, it stands out for its ambiance and quality.
Korean BBQ fans exploring Koreatown
Pro tip. Visit on weekends for DJ events in the basement bar.
Best on Thursday or Friday dinner service
KOBA Korean BBQ gives New York a Korean BBQ stop built around korean bbq, grill meat, and grill-table meals, with a practical fit for Korean BBQ rounds.
KOBA Korean BBQ at 918 3rd Ave works for Korean BBQ rounds when you want korean bbq, grill meat, and grill-table meals. Keep it in the mix for group dinners or shared grills, especially Saturday dinner after 6pm.
Korean BBQ rounds, group dinners, shared grills
Pro tip. The all-you-can-eat format works best for groups.
Best on Saturday dinner after 6pm
Experience yangnyeom galbi in a contemporary setting.
Genesis House offers a contemporary dining experience with a focus on refined Korean BBQ. The spacious terrace adds a touch of elegance, while the menu features expertly prepared dishes like yangnyeom galbi. It's a sophisticated spot for enjoying Korean flavors in a modern context.
Sophisticated dinners, terrace dining, BBQ enthusiasts
Best on Saturday afternoons for a leisurely meal.
Samwoojung gives New York a Korean BBQ stop built around korean bbq, grill meat, and grill-table meals, with a practical fit for Korean BBQ rounds.
Samwoojung at 138 W 32nd St works for Korean BBQ rounds when you want korean bbq, grill meat, and grill-table meals. Keep it in the mix for group dinners or shared grills, especially Saturday dinner after 6pm.
Korean BBQ rounds, group dinners, shared grills
Best on Saturday dinner after 6pm
