Sariwon Menu: Your Guide to Prices and Best Dishes

(SPOT.ph) Sariwon is a solid go-to for legit Korean barbecue. They’ve been around since 1938, so you know they know their stuff. It all started in Korea when Mrs. Bun-im-Koo opened a small restaurant centered around her special sauce—a naturally sweet blend of 12 fruits and vegetables, made without sugar for her diabetic husband.

Sariwon has a more refined vibe compared to your usual fast-paced KBBQ joints, but it still feels cozy and relaxed. It’s the kind of place where you can enjoy a hearty, filling meal that almost feels like it came from grandma’s kitchen.

Sariwon Menu and Price Guide

Please note that prices and items may change without prior notice or vary depending on each branch’s location.

Grill Sets

Meats from the Grill

Legendary Bulgogi

Meats from the Kitchen

Seafood and Other Specialties

Noodles

Soups and Stews

Rice

Beverages

Dessert

Sariwon Best Sellers

Sariwon Bulgogi

Did you really go to Sariwon if you didn’t try their signature dish? The Sariwon Bulgogi (P640) is the dish that put them on the map, after all. With thin slices of tender USDA beef that’s been marinated in their special sauce grilled right at your table, then simmered with vegetables, glass noodles, and broth, what you get is something between a smoky grill and a comforting hotpot. Definitely something outside the usual KBBQ experience that you need to try.

Haemul Pajeon

If you’re looking for something to kick off the meal or share around the table, the Haemul Pajeon (P460) is a solid choice. This crispy seafood pancake is packed with scallions and bits of squid, shrimp, and other seafood, pan-fried to a golden brown with just the right balance of chewy and crunchy. It’s savory, comforting, and especially good when dipped in the slightly tangy soy-vinegar sauce it comes with. Great as a starter or a side to all the grilled meats.

Soondubu Jjigae

The Soondubu Chigae (P420) is the kind of dish that hits the spot when you’re craving something spicy and soul-warming. Served bubbling hot in a stone bowl, the stew is packed with silky soft tofu, your choice of seafood or meat, and just the right amount of heat. The broth is rich and flavorful without being too heavy, and the soft tofu soaks up all that goodness like a sponge. It’s comfort food through and through, and especially perfect for gloomy weather or when you need a little pick-me-up.

Sariwon Tips

Don’t sleep on the banchan.

One of the highlights of dining at Sariwon is their generous spread of banchan, those little Korean side dishes that come with every meal. From crisp kimchi to sweet mashed potatoes, pickled vegetables, and stir-fried greens, each one brings a different texture and flavor to the table. They're not just fillers—they’re meant to be enjoyed alongside your main dishes to balance out the richness of the barbecue. And the best part? You can ask for refills.

Make space for the stews and noodles.

While the grilled meats usually steal the spotlight, Sariwon’s stews and noodle dishes are well worth a spot on your table. They’re perfect for sharing, and they help round out the dining experience, especially if you’re looking for something beyond grilled meat.

Let the staff guide you.

If it’s your first time trying Korean barbecue—or even if you’re just overwhelmed by the menu—don’t hesitate to ask the staff for help. They’re more than happy to walk you through their bestsellers or explain how to enjoy certain dishes. If you order something like the Sariwon Bulgogi, they’ll even help grill it for you at the table. It’s a relaxed, welcoming vibe, and they’ll make sure you’re taken care of every step of the way.

Sariwon FAQs

What are Sariwon’s store hours?

Sariwon is open Sunday to Thursday from 11 am to 10 pm and Friday to Saturday from 11 am to 11 pm.

Where are Sariwon’s branches in the Philippines?

Sariwon only has one branch. It is at UG/F, C2, Bonifacio High Street Central, 7th Avenue, Bonifacio Global City.

What are Sariwon’s delivery options?

You can order food for delivery or pickup directly through their website. You can also call or message them at 0966-862-6670.

Does Sariwon take reservations?

Yes. You can message them through their Instagram page or through 0966-862-6670.

Is Sariwon pet-friendly?

Yes. You can bring your fur babies along and dine in their al fresco area.

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