Tong Tong Korean BBQ (통통돼지뽈살) — Restaurant in Seoul

If you’re searching for the ultimate Korean BBQ experience, look no further than Mrs. Kim’s. From the moment you step inside, you’re treated like a true VIP. Mrs. Kim herself has a remarkable ability to make every guest feel special, ensuring a dining experience that’s as warm and welcoming as it is delicious.

The attention to detail is unmatched—she remembers your favorite cuts of meat, guides you through the sauces, and even grills with the finesse of a master chef. Every bite of perfectly marinated beef and pork belly bursts with flavor, and the side dishes (banchan) are nothing short of heavenly. What really sets this place apart is Mrs. Kim’s genuine hospitality. She has a way of making you feel like family, going above and beyond to cater to your every need. Whether it’s customizing your meal or topping off your glass of soju, her energy and dedication are unmatched. Dining at Mrs. Kim’s is more than a meal; it’s an experience. The cozy ambiance, mouthwatering flavors, and her exceptional care make it a must-visit. You’ll leave not just satisfied but planning your next visit...

We came here with 4 people to have Kbbq and ordered 6 meat plates, cold noodles and various drinks.

The quality of the pork cheek was nice, the pork belly was okay, but both nothing too special. The beef was okay, but after having had many kbbq's I was expecting more flavour and soft texture of the meat itself.

The cold noodles were nothing short of amazing and I definitely recommend that to anyone who eats there. They gave us a tofu soup as a side which was of normal quality, but a nice addition to the table.

The sides were: kimchi, pickled radish, salad, lettuce leafs, corn, and pickled unions.

It was a nice experience, the service is quick and really try to understand you and the old lady who served our table was an absolutely gorgeous person for taking care of us.

It was a good experience, but overall found the food itself to be...

Beware of potential scam, especially if you’re not Korean.

I visited this restaurant with my two kids tonight. We ordered 250g of beef, 150g of pork, and one Terra beer. To my surprise, the total bill was 115,000 won. When I asked for a breakdown, the bill only showed a single total amount, with no details about what was charged. Since I can’t read Korean, I used Papago to translate the receipt — still, it wasn’t clear.

The portion of meat we received was very small for the price charged. I was expecting a bill closer to 60,000 won. Also, the beer and the quantities of meat were not specified on the receipt.

If you’re not fluent in Korean, be very cautious when...