
Kunjip Grill
4.0 (3,771)restaurant
A lively Koreatown spot for classic Korean barbecue and comfort food, featuring fresh ingredients grown on the family's own farm.
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Traditionally, the 'Kunjip' (or 'big house' in English) is where Koreans visit for family celebrations and special feasts. Kunjip Grill, one of the oldest Korean BBQ restaurants in New York City’s Koreatown, offers that same celebratory experience every time guests enter. This beloved, family-run eatery serves up authentic entrees, casseroles, and barbecue using fresh ingredients—many of which are grown on their own family farm. The menu features traditional Korean favorites alongside an extensive selection of beer, soju, and traditional Korean wine and sake. Historically known as a 24-hour staple, it operates in a lively, multi-floor setting.
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