Jongro Korean BBQ

What is Jongro Korean BBQ? Taking over the former Korean Grill House address at 754 Yonge Street, Jongro brings a sprawling all-you-can-eat tabletop grill concept to the Yonge and Bloor corridor. The brightly lit dining room is fitted with overhead stainless exhaust hoods, roomy booth-lined tables with built-in gas burners, and a sprawling central buffet island. It operates with a lively, high-energy pace that caters to hungry downtown crowds and student groups alike.

Jongro Korean BBQ Menu & What to Order Opt for the full all-day BBQ menu to get access to the standout cuts: sweet-marinated LA kalbi, thinly sliced beef brisket, tender beef tongue, hanging tender, and thick cuts of aged pork butt. While the grates warm up, grab self-serve bites from the hot bar, including springy tteokbokki, crispy kanpungi chicken, chili shrimp, and build-your-own udon bowls. Round out the meal with bubbling skillet corn cheese and a bottle of chilled Terra beer or Chamisul soju.

Know Before You Go Seating runs on a walk-in basis, and waitlists build up fast during prime weekend dinner hours. Lunch service runs from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. with a 105-minute limit, while full all-day dinner grants a two-hour table window; pace your plate, as an enforced $5 food-waste fee applies. Bloor-Yonge subway station is less than a block away, making the TTC the smartest transit choice.