
Meet Korean BBQ brings MEAT + FIRE + FERMENTATION to Seattle’s vibrant Capitol Hill neighborhood. We are a traditional Korean barbecue (고기구이, Gogi-gu-i) restaurant focused on providing excellent service and taking a modern approach serving creative dishes while pairing meat with unique sauces and seasonal banchan. Our full-service bar features Korean and local beer, a Pacific Northwest-centric wine list, and specialty Korean ‘Kocktails’ made with a wide array of Soju and spirits. In addition, the wood-fired grill at the front of the restaurant features marinated meats that will be finished at the table including dishes such as Bulgogi, Bibimbap and Galbi. Join us for a feast of the senses at Meet Korean BBQ – it’s nice to MEAT you!
Window-filled eatery serving contemporary Korean barbecue dishes, small plates & fermented sides.
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9:45 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:45 PM |
| Friday | 5–9:45 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:45 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9:45 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 500 E Pike St, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: (206) 695-2621
Website: http://meetkoreanbbq.com/
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Reviews
The meats were top-notch – excellent quality and flavor. Huge shout-out to Andre, who cooked everything to perfection exactly the way we liked it. He was friendly and made great conversation, which really added to the experience. Ivy also did an amazing job making our drinks.
Outstanding food, great service, and an all-around fantastic experience. We’ll definitely be back and recommending it to others.
Service wasn’t the best, they were also super busy I guess. I was celebrating my bday and was told I’d get free wine when making the reservation. Didn’t ever get any during the time we were there…
The wine bottle we wanted to order was not available.
We chose the “finest feast” option for two (total $258). Japanese and American wagyu were excellent, however the kalbi fat ratio was a bit overwhelming, to the point where it felt like we were eating just fat.
Our original server asked how we wanted our meat and I asked for medium rare and my partner medium, however the people who grill the meat changed between two servers and this was not communicated at all.
Have had tons of experience with wagyu and Kobe beef in Japan and hanwoo in korea. So I may have been expecting too much given the similar price points.
My recent experience is that THEIR SERVICE QUALITY HAS DEGRADED given a mandatory 20% service charge. The server burned our food TWICE!
We ordered a dry aged ribeye and asked for it to be cooked as medium. The server acknowledged but had to leave our table a few times, while the steak was being cooked (which I totally understand given how many tables they have to attend to at the same time).
However, when we got the steak, it was very dry and clearly overcooked. We brought it up with the server and he started to explain why IT WAS NOT OVERCOOKED without even understanding our reasons. He did apologized eventually and promised he would take more care of the rest of our dishes.
And he burned our marinated short ribs…and yet again tried to explain why IT WAS NOT BURNT. He did agree to replace the dish but gave us a subpar replacement. And he managed to burn the fat into flame and heavy smoke, which shows clearly lack of experience and a bit disrespectful.
Yet we have to pay 80 dollars for this kind of service. Totally disappointed.
Food is on the pricier side, but the quality is worth it. Each time we’ve ordered 3 – 4 meats à la carte. The zabuton is my favorite, it melts in your mouth!
I recommend making a reservation—we called the night of, and the gentleman on the phone was kind enough to save a table for us at 9:15. Amazing experience all around!
However, the enjoyable experience ended on a very disturbing note. We found metal wires embedded in the beef, likely from a steel grill brush (the one in the pic is the 2nd one we found after we gave the waiter the 1st one). This is a serious food safety issue. By the time we noticed it, we had already eaten most of the dish, which made us worried about potentially ingesting metal fragments.
The restaurant removed the Kalbi from the bill and discounted the rest slightly, but the concern about safety outweighs the compensation. A mandatory 20% gratuity was still applied.
Food safety should never be compromised. Wouldn’t come back again unless the restaurant re-evaluates its grill cleaning procedures.