This is a Hanwoo beef barbecue restaurant in the Korean Town on Friendship Highway in Angeles. Several reviews say it's easy to find even on your first visit because it's right next to IM Mart. The focus is on 1++ grade Hanwoo imported from Korea, and they also serve pork and smoked duck. Multiple reviews from 2022 and 2026 say the beef is brought in from Korea every week.
There are hall tables and separate private rooms, and many reviews say it's a good fit for a cozy meal with your group or for larger gatherings. According to a 2026 blog post, the seating consists of red-toned sofas, with a charcoal grill and ventilation duct at every table. A 2022 post also mentions outdoor tables. Many reviews say the meat has clear marbling and stays juicy after grilling. Several reviews say the prices are on the high side by local standards but reasonable given the quality of the meat. Many reviews say a variety of tasty side dishes are served, and some reviews praise the service. Side dishes include kimchi, seasoned radish strips, pickled vegetables, lettuce wraps, and steamed egg or doenjang soup, and one review mentions eating the meat with coarse salt and myeongi namul (wild garlic-leaf greens).
1++ Hanwoo is sold in 200g portions. Galbi-sal (rib meat) is ₱2,300, sirloin is ₱2,600, chimaesal (skirt meat) is ₱2,930, buchaesal (oyster blade) is ₱3,100, and salchisal (chuck flap tail) is ₱3,200. If you have trouble choosing a cut, several reviews recommend the assorted platter, which is ₱6,500 for 500g and ₱12,000 for 1kg. Whole pork belly and smoked duck are each ₱1,100 for 900g, or ₱600 for half. Many reviews say you should be sure to try the yukhoe (Korean beef tartare) along with the meat. To finish the meal, there are jumeokbap (rice balls) that you mix yourself (₱120). Seolleongtang broth (₱500 for 2–3 servings), gukbap broth (₱300), squid, octopus, and oyster jeotgal (salted seafood), and myeongnan-jeot (salted pollock roe) (₱400–500 per 200g) are sold separately as meal kits. Soju is ₱250–300, and bokbunja (Korean black raspberry wine) is ₱600.
One review says you can look over the meat displayed near the entrance, pick what you want and have it grilled, or order from the menu. Another review says there is a Korean-language menu organized by grade and cut, which makes it easy to choose according to your budget. Several posts mention people coming here for company dinners after a round of golf or to entertain guests.
Donenoo Restaurant, Busan BBQ Grill and Restaurant, and Premium Traditional Yukgaejang are about 50m away. Robinsons Easymart, 7-Eleven, and Southstar Drug are also about 50m away. You can call to make inquiries.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on Google reviews and Naver blog reviews). Menu and prices are subject to change, so please check before you visit.
