Tong Sam Gyup Goo Yi

If you like kimchi fried rice and fatty pork, this is the best small town korean barbecue you can get in queens. We are regulars here because the flavors and creativity in their menu are unmatched. The atmosphere makes you feel like you are in Korea and the owners are very nice. They own the shop next door as well and you can order raw marinated crab. I recommend this place for 4 people if you want KBBQ without feeling overcrowded and they have the best pork and kimchi.

I wasn’t a big fan of pork belly before I found this restaurant. I highly recommend to try their pork belly. So good, so good, I LOVE IT!!!!!! Every time we went there, we ordered at least four plates of pork belly, I never get tired of their pork belly. Kimchi is great too! The fired rice , the way the mixed the ingredients is so perfect to eat as the last meal of that moment. Also, the way the set up their grill pan makes me feel like they are taking me back to retro korean bbq spot in Kdrama.

I have been going to this spot for years. The old couple who used to own the place sold it, and currently in the hands of new owners. Great food, great vibes, reasonable prices. Wait staff is great, especially the petite Hispanic lady very attentive and generous with portions. My go to spot when I'm craving for some Pork belly bbq. 100% recommend. Not kid friendly though, young kids / toddlers can easily burn themselves in the hot plate in the middle of the table.

Another place for authentic Korean BBQ! The meat portion was not a lot but various side dish options to enjoy with. 🥄✨Fried rice: this will be the one I recommend the most, adding rice and some topping to fry on the pan at the end of the meal. The rice took the oil from pan, mixing with egg, and what we ordered (roe, cheese.) super flavored and tasty. 🥣🥢Cold noodles was outstanding too. The soup was refreshing!

We came here for lunch on a Saturday and our party of 2 was seated quickly. The service here is no frills, very to the point, getting the job done (which was fine) but I felt a bit confused at times. For food, we got 2 servings of the pork belly, fried rice w/ cheese, and the cold noodles. Overall, I thought the food was okay. The banchans were good and had a bit of variety. The servings of the pork belly were decently sized although for the price and the area, I thought they could've been a bit bigger. If I came again, I would pass on the cold noodles - felt store bought and the ice bowl felt like a gimmick.