Korean BBQ in Fort Worth (2025)
Samwon Garden Restaurant
Korean restaurant · South Hills
A family-run fixture since 2005 where Fort Worth Magazine has praised the authentic, time-warp charm and charcoal-grilled barbecue short ribs. Expect banchan that changes with the seasons and the option to grill at the table or let the kitchen sizzle.
Fire Pot
Korean barbecue restaurant · Mont Del
A 2025 arrival blending Korean BBQ with hot pot and sushi in an energetic, all-you-can-eat format; covered by Fort Worth Report and local writers for its conveyor veggies, robot runners, and grill-at-the-table meats.
Hoya Korean Kitchen
Korean restaurant · Uptown
Downtown staple noted by local press for expanding in 2025; Fort Worth Magazine has chronicled its evolution from counter-service to full-service, with bulgogi, spicy pork, and dolsot bibimbap anchoring the menu.
BON KBBQ (Jin Korean KBBQ)
Korean barbecue restaurant · Arlington
Independently owned AYCE Korean BBQ near The Parks Mall; Fort Worth Weekly spotlighted its cook-it-yourself format years ago, and it remains a reliable option for grilling pork belly, bulgogi, and short ribs tableside.
Omi Korean Grill & Bar (Grand Prairie)
Korean restaurant · Grand Prairie
A local favorite for at-table grilling in the Asia Times Square area; Arlington Today Magazine highlighted the communal, linger-and-cook vibe. Expect AYCE tiers, lots of banchan, and weekend seafood options.
Yori
Korean restaurant · Hurst
BYOB Korean bistro with a neighborhood following; while not a grill-your-own setup, its galbi short rib, spicy pork, and warming jjigae deliver classic barbecue flavors with attentive service and generous banchan.
Little Seoul
Restaurant · Mansfield
A casual, independent Korean BBQ–inspired spot south of Fort Worth serving kalbi, bulgogi, and kimchi fries over bowls or waffle fries; popular with locals for approachable prices and playful fusion touches.
