Jin Joo Korean Grill Philippines Menu Prices 2026
Before you head out for samgyupsal night, it helps to check Jin Joo Korean Grill menu prices so you know what to expect at the table, whether you’re going unlimited or ordering a la carte. This guide breaks down the latest confirmed rates so you can plan your visit or order without any surprises on the bill.
Jin Joo Korean Grill is one of the more established unlimited Korean BBQ names in Metro Manila, known for pairing tabletop grilling with a fairly extensive buffet and a la carte menu. It’s the kind of place regulars go to for a long, shared meal think grilled samgyupsal, banchan refills, and the occasional K-drama-worthy cheese pull rather than a quick solo lunch.
Unlimited KBBQ Rates
<cite index=”39-1,39-2,39-3″>Jin Joo Korean Grill standardized its unlimited KBBQ pricing to 699 pesos as of January 2026, matching sister brand Mr. Korea Unlimited BBQ. The all-day, all-week unli rate comes with unlimited KBBQ, fried foods, sides, and more dishes, on top of the buffet table that was added in recent years to complement the grill tables.</cite>
| Package | Price |
|---|---|
| Unli KBBQ (all-day, all-week) | ₱699+ per person |
| Unli Hotpot upgrade | +₱199 per person |
<cite index=”39-4″>Customers who want to add unli hotpot on top of the KBBQ package can upgrade for an extra 199 pesos.</cite> Note that unli rates are typically per person and subject to a shared table minimum (commonly required for full groups), plus service charge always confirm the exact terms with your branch.
A La Carte Menu Prices
(Based on Jin Joo’s delivery menu, Bonifacio High Street branch prices may vary slightly at other branches or dine-in.)
Appetizers and Soups
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Kimchi Krokka | ₱380 |
| Aburi Chizu Kimbap | ₱410 |
| Gun Mandu | ₱440 |
| Kimchi Jjigae | ₱480 |
| Doenjang Jjigae | ₱580 |
| Haemul Pajeon | ₱660 |
| KFC Korean Fried Chicken | ₱890 |
| K-Chicken & Sausage | ₱990 |
| UFO Chicken Platter | ₱1,670 |
Main Entrées
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Omu Nori Rice | ₱460 |
| Kimcheese Fried Rice | ₱490 |
| Chicken Teriyaki | ₱520 |
| Mentaiko Spaghetti | ₱520 |
| Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap | ₱540 |
| Beef Bulgogi | ₱590 |
| Good’Ol Tapa | ₱600 |
| Japchae | ₱600 |
Sides and Beverages
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| White Rice | ₱80 |
| Steamed Egg | ₱98 |
| Cheese Dip | ₱120 |
| Coke Regular / Coke Zero | ₱105 |
| Iced Tea | ₱165 |
| Iced Dalandan | ₱165 |
Premium Grill Items (Reported Pricing)
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Samgyeopsal | ₱520 |
| Cheese Deung Galbi | ₱1,090 |
| Galbi Bonsal | ₱1,290 |
Price note: Prices can vary by branch, delivery platform, promo period, and whether you’re ordering a la carte versus dining in for the unli KBBQ package. Delivery menu prices (via foodpanda) may also run slightly higher than in-store dine-in prices due to platform markups.
About Jin Joo Korean Grill Philippines
Jin Joo Korean Grill has been part of Metro Manila’s Korean BBQ scene for years, growing from its early Podium and Eastwood locations into a wider footprint across the metro. <cite index=”39-6,39-7,39-8,39-9,39-10,39-11″>Branches currently include SM Bacoor, SM Mall of Asia, Glorietta, SM Aura Premier, High Street in BGC, Eastwood, and SM Megamall.</cite>
The restaurant is a sister brand to Mr. Korea Unlimited BBQ, and both have moved toward standardized, all-inclusive unli pricing rather than the tiered lunch/dinner rates the brand used in its earlier years. Alongside the KBBQ tables, Jin Joo also runs a full a la carte menu of Korean rice bowls, noodles, and fried chicken platters for customers who’d rather order individually than commit to the unlimited format.
Popular Items To Try
- Samgyeopsal — the classic unmarinated pork belly cut, a staple choice for anyone building their own flavor combos at the grill.
- Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap — a rice bowl version of the brand’s marinated beef, popular as a non-grill option for solo diners or lighter orders.
- UFO Chicken Platter — a trio of boneless fried chicken flavors served with tteokbokki and cheese fondue, one of the pricier but more shareable appetizer options.
- Cheese Deung Galbi — baby back ribs wrapped in melted cheese, one of the dishes Jin Joo has long been associated with among regulars.
- Haemul Pajeon — a seafood pancake that’s a common non-grill starter for tables easing into the meal.
- Kimchi Jjigae — a straightforward kimchi and pork stew for diners wanting something warm and comforting alongside the grilled items.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
<cite index=”39-12,39-13″>Jin Joo offers a 5+1 birthday promo for celebrants, valid throughout their entire birth month, available at the Glorietta, Eastwood, and Podium branches.</cite> Beyond that, the brand periodically runs limited-time offers announced through its official Facebook page, so it’s worth following their page directly if you’re hoping to catch a seasonal promo or group discount before booking a table.
Price and Value for Money
At ₱699 for the unli KBBQ package, Jin Joo sits solidly in the mid-tier of Metro Manila’s unlimited Korean BBQ market noticeably higher than the ₱399–499 rates the category was known for several years ago, but still below premium buffet-style Korean spots. Whether it’s worth it comes down to appetite and group size: parties who can make full use of the two-hour-ish grilling window and the buffet table tend to get better value than solo diners, who might find the a la carte menu (many mains in the ₱460–₱600 range) a more practical choice.
The hotpot upgrade at an extra ₱199 is a reasonable add-on if your table wants variety beyond straight grilling, though it’s worth deciding upfront since not every visit needs it.
Is Jin Joo Korean Grill Worth Trying?
Jin Joo has stuck around long enough in Manila’s crowded KBBQ scene to have built a genuine following, and the standardized ₱699 pricing across its unli menu suggests the brand is positioning itself as a consistent, no-surprises option rather than constantly shifting promo rates. That consistency matters if you’re the type who plans recurring samgyupsal nights with the same group you’re not stuck guessing which price tier applies on a given visit.
What seems to set the experience apart from a purely transactional buffet is the buffet-plus-grill hybrid setup added in recent years, which gives diners more to do at the table beyond just cooking meat. Regulars often flag the Cheese Deung Galbi and the sheer variety of banchan and side dishes as reasons they keep coming back, even as newer, flashier unli spots open around the metro.
That said, it’s not a place to expect fine-dining pacing like most unlimited BBQ setups, busier branches during peak dinner hours can mean longer waits for meat refills, so groups in a hurry may be better off sticking to the a la carte menu instead of the full unli experience.
Dining Experience and Service
Jin Joo branches are set up for tabletop grilling, with staff typically assisting with cooking guidance for larger cuts. The format is naturally group-oriented and works best for four or more people sharing a table, though smaller groups and solo diners can still order a la carte. Delivery is available through platforms like foodpanda for branches such as Bonifacio High Street, which is a useful option if you want the a la carte menu without the grill setup.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
| Branch | Hours |
|---|---|
| Bonifacio High Street, Taguig | Daily: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| SM Bacoor | Hours vary by branch |
| SM Mall of Asia | Hours vary by branch |
| Glorietta | Hours vary by branch |
| SM Aura Premier | Hours vary by branch |
| Eastwood | Hours vary by branch |
| SM Megamall | Hours vary by branch |
Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page before visiting.
- Facebook: facebook.com/JinJooKorean
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in with tabletop grilling
- Buffet table alongside the grill setup (unli packages)
- Delivery available via foodpanda at select branches
- Group-friendly seating for unlimited KBBQ parties
- Birthday promo available at select branches (Glorietta, Eastwood, Podium)
