The Best Korean BBQ In Brisbane

If you haven’t tried Korean barbecue before, you really are missing out! Marinated cuts of meat are delivered to your table to be cooked at your own personal grill. It’s a hands-on, involved dining experience best shared with good friends and frosty cold beers and maybe even a splash of soju.

Choose from modern or traditional experiences in our guide to the best Korean BBQ spread across Brisbane city.

Our hot tip? Wear comfy pants and shoes.

Marble Korean Steakhouse

This high-end take on Korean BBQ fuses the flavours of Seoul with the modern Australian steakhouses that Brisbane diners know oh so well.

At each table sits a smokeless grill, imported from Japan. And whilst you might expect thin slices of meat from a Korean BBQ-style experience, at Marble Korean Steakhouse you’ll delight in premium cuts of high-grade meat. Diners are guided throughout the process to ensure you feel confident, excited and indulged. 

As for drinks, enjoy the wine flight program — where 75ml wine tastings are perfectly paired with each cut of meat. 

39 Hercules Street, Hamilton

Char Kor BBQ

Just to keep you on your toes, this isn’t your usual Korean BBQ. Lydia’s Char Kor is a food truck serving up all your favourite dishes — with a twist!

Choose from rice bowls, loaded chips, nachos and more to truly test out those taste buds. The meat is marinated in a traditional Korean sauce and cooked in a charcoal oven to ensure maximum flavour and juicy texture.

We know you probably weren’t expecting a food truck in a lineup of the best Korean restaurants in Brisbane, but Lydia’s food is just that good.

Check the website for locations and dates

Maru

Maru invites you to indulge in their prime cut meats, salty and spicy flavours and smoky aromas at their sleek and modern CBD location.

Opt for a traditional barbecue experience or choose to take away any of their Asian fusion dishes. Their menu encompasses bibimbap, rice dishes, noodles and ziggle. Curious? Try them out this weekend at one of their two locations across Brisbane.

Multiple locations

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Hanwoori

Hanwoori offer a buffet of high-quality vegetables, seafood and your choice of meats to cook at your table’s searing hot grill. The dark and moody interiors transport you from the busy CBD streets of Brisbane into the flame-grilled fun of authentic Korean food.

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Sunny Seoul BBQ

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Sunny Central Shopping Centre, 95 Mains Road, Sunnybank

Korilla BBQ

Right in the heart of the city on Queen Street, Korilla BBQ prides itself on authentic Korean fare and the many happy reviews of their visitors are eagerly singing their praise. Order a BBQ set to feast on and enjoy the generous serves of traditional sides of kimchi, pickled vegetables and savoury pancakes. 

Level 1, 43 Queen Street, Brisbane

TokTok

With a cult following of loyal regulars and new visitors flocking to sample their menu, Tok Tok Korean is a must-do on the Korean dining scene.

If you’re opting for BBQ, sample hotpots, soups, bibimbap or a variety of other share plates and mains to truly experience the best of Tok Tok’s creative and authentic Korean fare.

Sitchu Tip: Order the Cheese & Spicy rice cakes on your next visit to enjoy molten cheese and incredible rice cakes served on a hot plate.

Shop 11/158 Gowan Road Sunnybank Hills

Once you’ve tried the best Korean BBQ in Brisbane, cool off those tastebuds with one of Brisbane’s best desserts. Of if you’re still craving quality Asian fare, take a scroll through the best Japanese restaurants in Brisbane.

Writer

Lexie Mamo

22 January 2026

Lexie is the Brisbane Editor at Sitchu and has been part of the team since October 2020. Her background lies in fashion eCommerce and content marketing, having worked in digital roles across brands like Lorna Jane, Black Milk Clothing and dk active. A Brisbane native, Lexie covers food, lifestyle, events, and travel guides for the Sunshine State. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her reading, visiting coffee spots or snapping shots of her rescue cat for his Instagram account.