Samgyupsalamat Philippines Menu Prices 2026
If you’re planning a Korean BBQ night out, checking Samgyupsalamat menu prices before you head to a branch can save you from any surprises at the counter. This guide lays out the latest 2026 rates for the unlimited K-BBQ promo, ala carte meats, dosirak lunch boxes, and more, so you know roughly what to budget before you order.
Samgyupsalamat is one of the Philippines’ most recognizable Korean BBQ chains, built around a simple pitch: unlimited grilled pork, beef, and chicken plus a spread of Korean side dishes, all cooked at your own table.
Unlimited K-BBQ Rates (2026 Promo)
This is the main event at Samgyupsalamat, and unlike a flat per-head buffet rate, the pricing here depends on your group size. The current promo, running February 28, 2026 to January 31, 2027, gives a discounted rate specifically for groups of two or more.
| Package | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Unlimited K-BBQ (promo rate) | ₱649 / head | Minimum of 2 paying adults dining in |
| Unlimited K-BBQ (regular/solo rate) | ₱749 / head | Applies to solo diners |
| Kids rate (3 ft to 4 ft tall) | ₱375 / head | — |
| Kids rate (below 3 ft tall) | Free | — |
The unlimited rate covers a rotating selection of pork, beef, chicken, and K-fried chicken balls, plus unlimited side dishes, sauces, and iced tea. It’s valid for dine-in only and can’t be stacked with other promos or discounts, though senior citizens can still apply their legal discount if it works out higher than the promo rate.
Ala Carte Meats
If you’re eating solo or just want a specific cut instead of the full unlimited spread, Samgyupsalamat’s ala carte meat menu is priced per order.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Dae-Pae (thinly sliced pork belly) | ₱220 |
| Buljib (honeycomb-cut pork belly) | ₱250 |
| Yangnyum Dae-Pae (sweet & spicy marinated pork) | ₱250 |
| Yangnyum Buljib (marinated honeycomb pork) | ₱275 |
| Gochujang Samgyup (chili-marinated pork) | ₱370 |
| Beef Samgyup (thinly sliced beef) | ₱260 |
| Gochujang Beef | ₱415 |
| Gravy Beef | ₱415 |
| Yangnyum Dakgalbi (spicy-sweet chicken thigh) | ₱195 |
| Gochujang Dakgalbi (chili-marinated chicken thigh) | ₱195 |
| Fried Chicken Balls | ₱145 |
| Yangnyum Chicken Balls | ₱145 |
Prices may shift slightly by branch and are more commonly ordered by solo diners or small groups who’d rather not commit to the unlimited minimum.
Dosirak (Korean Lunch Box) and Platters
Dosirak is Samgyupsalamat’s answer to a grab-and-go or delivery-friendly Korean meal a compartmentalized lunch box with meat, rice, side dishes, and dipping sauce, no grilling required.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Dosirak Fried Chicken Balls | ₱359 |
| Dosirak Samgyup Pork | ₱385 |
| Dosirak Samgyup Beef | ₱399 |
| 3 Meat Platter (1 chicken, 1 pork, 1 beef + sides) | ₱1,399 |
| 5 Meat Platter (2 chicken, 2 pork, 1 beef + sides) | ₱1,699 |
K-Bimbowls, Chicken Bowls, and Noodles
For solo delivery orders through platforms like foodpanda and GrabFood, Samgyupsalamat also sells rice bowls (K-Bimbowls), fried chicken rice bowls, and Korean noodle dishes.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Regular K-Bimbowl (Fishcake, Fried Chicken, or Gochujang variants) | ₱199 – ₱229 |
| Regular Beef Bulgogi K-Bimbowl | ₱259 |
| K-Fried Chicken K-Bimbowl | ₱350 |
| Gyeran Ramyun (ramyun with egg) | ₱249 |
| Rabokki / Cheese Rabokki | ₱249 – ₱385 |
Price note: Dine-in unlimited K-BBQ rates are set nationally, but ala carte, dosirak, and K-Bimbowl prices can vary by branch, delivery platform, and ongoing promos. Delivery orders through foodpanda or GrabFood may also carry platform fees on top of menu prices. It’s worth double-checking with your specific branch or delivery listing before ordering.
About Samgyupsalamat Philippines
Samgyupsalamat was founded in 2012, and its name is a portmanteau of “samgyeopsal” (Korean for grilled pork belly) and “salamat” (Tagalog for “thank you”) essentially, “thank you for eating samgyupsal.” The chain originally ran as a straightforward ala carte Korean grill before switching to its now-signature unlimited model in 2017, which is when its branch count really took off.
Today, Samgyupsalamat operates close to 100 branches across the Philippines, concentrated in Metro Manila but reaching provincial cities as well. Branches are typically spacious, casual, and built around group dining expect grill tables, exhaust systems overhead, and a steady rotation of servers refilling meat and side dishes throughout the meal.
Popular Items To Try
- Unlimited K-BBQ – the core reason most people visit; a rotating mix of pork, beef, and chicken cuts you grill yourself.
- Beef Samgyup – a straightforward thinly sliced beef cut that’s a common first order at the grill.
- Bulgogi – sweet soy-marinated beef that tends to be one of the milder, crowd-friendly options for first-timers.
- Gochujang Samgyup – for diners who want heat, this chili-paste-marinated pork is one of the spicier picks.
- Honey Soy Garlic Chicken Balls – a sweeter, garlicky fried chicken option that shows up often in delivery reviews as a favorite.
- Beef Bulgogi K-Bimbowl – the go-to solo delivery order for people who want the flavor without the grill setup.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
The headline deal right now is the ₱649-per-head unlimited K-BBQ promo (regularly ₱749), valid nationwide through January 31, 2027 for dine-in groups of two or more. Samgyupsalamat also runs a birthday promo that requires a valid ID showing your birthdate and comes with a 2-hour dining time limit details and any other seasonal offers (holiday schedules, branch-opening deals) are usually posted on the official Facebook page first, so that’s the best place to check before a visit.
Price and Value for Money
For a group of three or four, the ₱649 unlimited rate tends to work out well if everyone eats a reasonable amount, since it removes the need to calculate individual orders and lets the table keep grilling. Solo diners, on the other hand, are better off sticking to the ala carte or dosirak menu paying ₱749 for one person to eat unlimited rarely makes financial sense unless you’re genuinely planning to eat a lot. Compared to some other unlimited K-BBQ chains in the same price bracket, Samgyupsalamat sits in the middle: not the cheapest option in Metro Manila, but not the priciest either, and the promo pricing keeps it competitive for group outings.
Is Samgyupsalamat Worth Trying?
Based on the volume of delivery reviews across branches, the experience is genuinely inconsistent and that inconsistency is worth knowing about upfront rather than glossing over. Many customers praise the portion sizes, especially on the dosirak and platter orders, and the flavor of dishes like the kimchi fried rice and honey soy garlic chicken balls comes up repeatedly as a highlight. At the same time, a fair number of delivery reviews mention issues that seem tied to specific branches or delivery timing rather than the food itself: missing side dishes, drinks arriving spilled or without proper sealing, or meat portions that felt smaller than expected on a particular order.
For dine-in, the unlimited format tends to get more consistent praise, since you’re grilling fresh at your own table rather than depending on how well an order held up during a two-hour delivery window. If you’re trying Samgyupsalamat for the first time, dine-in with a group of two or more is the format that plays to its actual strengths the ₱649 promo rate, fresh grilling, and unlimited side dish refills.
Where it seems to fall short more often is delivery consistency, so if you’re ordering dosirak or a K-Bimbowl for solo delivery, it’s worth reading recent reviews for your specific branch first, since quality control appears to vary more there than it does in the dine-in unlimited experience.
Dining Experience and Service
Samgyupsalamat branches are set up specifically for group grilling: tabletop burners, overhead exhaust hoods, and servers who periodically swap out grill plates and refill side dishes during the unlimited service. Dine-in, takeout, and delivery are all available depending on the branch, and most locations accept walk-ins, though reservations are recommended for larger groups on weekends. The atmosphere leans casual and noisy rather than quiet or romantic it’s built for barkada nights and family dinners, not date-night ambiance.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
Samgyupsalamat has close to 100 branches nationwide, with the heaviest concentration in Metro Manila (Quezon City, Manila, Taguig/BGC, Pasay, and more) and additional locations in provincial cities including Cebu. Opening hours vary by branch some run 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM, while others operate 10:00 AM to 12:00 AM so it is better to check the official branch page before visiting.
| Branch | Address | Hours (typical) |
|---|---|---|
| Banawe, Quezon City | 578 Banawe St, BLC Building, QC | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| BGC, Taguig | 2nd Floor, The Forum, 7th Ave, Taguig | 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Malate, Manila | 911 Kapitan Tikong St. cor. Leon Guinto St, Manila | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| CCP, Pasay | 2nd Floor, Smartland Building, Roxas Blvd, Pasay | Check branch page |
For general concerns, Samgyupsalamat can be reached through the customer care email listed on its official website (samgyupsalamat.ph) or through its official Facebook page, where individual branches also post their own updates and holiday schedules.
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in group grilling with tabletop burners
- Takeout and delivery (via foodpanda and GrabFood in participating branches)
- Reservations accepted at most branches, recommended for large groups
- Birthday promo with valid ID
- Franchise opportunities available nationwide
