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As someone who has lived in Philly for five years, I always felt the city lacked a standout Korean BBQ spot—until a friend introduced me to this hidden gem! Now, I can confidently say our BBQ game is strong šŸ’ŖšŸŒŸ ✨ Kim’s Restaurant ✨ šŸ  Address: 5955 N 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19120 šŸ’° Price per person: $50–70 This cozy family-run BBQ joint doesn’t even have a website. Run by a Korean grandmother who speaks little English, it’s one of the few places in the Philly area serving authentic charcoal-grilled meat—and it totally deserves its 5-star Google reviews šŸ”„ 🄩 Raw Galbi (Original Beef Short Ribs) A restaurant’s plain grilled meat truly tests the quality of ingredients and grilling skills—and Kim’s definitely delivers! You can taste the difference in their beef. Grilled expertly by a skilled Korean staff member, the outer layer is perfectly charred and crispy, while each bite bursts with juicy flavor. It’s seriously melt-in-your-mouth delicious! 🄩 Short Rib Finger (Marinated Beef Ribs) We also ordered marinated beef ribs, a personal favorite because of their well-distributed fat and tender texture šŸ„“. The marinade here seems simple—just soy sauce, honey, and garlic powder—which doesn’t overpower the beef’s natural richness. Personally, I prefer the non-marinated version, as the marinated ribs can get a bit heavy after a while. I wish they offered an unmarinated beef rib option too! šŸ„— Side Dishes The banchan (side dishes) here are seriously next level—refreshing and palate-cleansing. Highlights include two types of pickled radish and a savory mixed vegetable dish (japchae-style). The vegetables have a slight bitterness that leaves you feeling refreshed after the meal. You’ll just have to try it to understand! šŸ“Œ Tips We ordered two meat portions for two people and were fully satisfied. Each portion is generous, meant for one person. If you’re dining in a group, consider trying their tomahawk steak—it gets rave reviews online! The restaurant is popular with local Korean families, so if you’re planning a weekend visit, go early or make a reservation! We went on a weekday at 6 p.m., and by the time we left, the place was nearly full. It’s that popular šŸ”„ #PhillyFoodie #KoreanBBQ #CharcoalGrill #HiddenGem #PhillyEats #FoodExploration

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Exploring Philadelphia 🄩

As someone who has lived in Philly for five years, I always felt the city lacked a standout Korean BBQ spot—until a friend introduced me to this hidden gem! Now, I can confidently say our BBQ game is strong šŸ’ŖšŸŒŸ ✨ Kim’s Restaurant ✨ šŸ  Address: 5955 N 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19120 šŸ’° Price per person: $50–70 This cozy family-run BBQ joint doesn’t even have a website. Run by a Korean grandmother who speaks little English, it’s one of the few places in the Philly area serving authentic charcoal-grilled meat—and it totally deserves its 5-star Google reviews šŸ”„ 🄩 Raw Galbi (Original Beef Short Ribs) A restaurant’s plain grilled meat truly tests the quality of ingredients and grilling skills—and Kim’s definitely delivers! You can taste the difference in their beef. Grilled expertly by a skilled Korean staff member, the outer layer is perfectly charred and crispy, while each bite bursts with juicy flavor. It’s seriously melt-in-your-mouth delicious! 🄩 Short Rib Finger (Marinated Beef Ribs) We also ordered marinated beef ribs, a personal favorite because of their well-distributed fat and tender texture šŸ„“. The marinade here seems simple—just soy sauce, honey, and garlic powder—which doesn’t overpower the beef’s natural richness. Personally, I prefer the non-marinated version, as the marinated ribs can get a bit heavy after a while. I wish they offered an unmarinated beef rib option too! šŸ„— Side Dishes The banchan (side dishes) here are seriously next level—refreshing and palate-cleansing. Highlights include two types of pickled radish and a savory mixed vegetable dish (japchae-style). The vegetables have a slight bitterness that leaves you feeling refreshed after the meal. You’ll just have to try it to understand! šŸ“Œ Tips We ordered two meat portions for two people and were fully satisfied. Each portion is generous, meant for one person. If you’re dining in a group, consider trying their tomahawk steak—it gets rave reviews online! The restaurant is popular with local Korean families, so if you’re planning a weekend visit, go early or make a reservation! We went on a weekday at 6 p.m., and by the time we left, the place was nearly full. It’s that popular šŸ”„ #PhillyFoodie #KoreanBBQ #CharcoalGrill #HiddenGem #PhillyEats #FoodExploration

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