San Francisco Korean Restaurants

For many, there's no substitute to Brother's. The food is light and nutritious, plus the service is generous and courteous. The BBQ beef, chicken... More about Brother's II

For many, there's no substitute to Brother's. The food is light and nutritious, plus the service is generous and courteous. The BBQ beef, chicken or... More about Brother's Restaurant

It's one of those brightly lit, noisy places where you load your plate at a raw bar stocked with shrimp, mussels, spare ribs, greens, etc., then cook... More about Coriya Hot Pot City

For a casual Korean meal, Hahn's Hibachi is a great spot. Hahn's is not what you would call "hardcore" Korean food and the presentation is somewhat Americanized.... More about Hahn's Hibachi

For a casual Korean meal, Hahn's Hibachi is a great spot. Hahn's is not what you would call "hardcore" Korean food and the presentation is somewhat Americanized.... More about Hahn's Hibachi

For a casual Korean meal, Hahn's Hibachi is a great spot. Hahn's is not what you would call "hardcore" Korean food and the presentation is somewhat Americanized.... More about Hahn's Hibachi

Han Il Kwan is still the place I'll go to with my folks for Sunday dinner and with friends wanting their Korean fix. It gets the highest marks for ambiance;... More about Han Il Kwan Restaurant

This restaurant sits in the shadows of Wooden Charcoal and Han Il Kwan. It's got good barbeque ($14.95 - $17.95), but no freebies. And the place is so... More about Jang Soo BBQ

Although quiet and austere, the food will win you over if you're open to spicy, curiously crunchy, and basically great tasting food.

The specialty is soondubu chijae, spicy Korean tofu soup. The service is no-nonsense and straight-forward. There are different kinds of soup but all are... More about My Tofu House