Korean Restaurants for Group Meals in Indonesia

Korean Restaurants in Indonesia

Plan a Korean meal in Indonesia at a restaurant room or a private house, and ask the host about grills, drinks and dishes that suit your guests. You settle the date, deposit and final total with the host yourself, and Venuerific charges zero booking fees on Korean group dinners in Indonesia.

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What Are the Top Korean Restaurants in Indonesia?

Korean restaurants in Indonesia are booked for team dinners, birthdays and year-end parties as a grill table, a set menu or a private room, mostly in Jakarta. Private houses in Jakarta are another option, with a Korean menu agreed with the host. Quotes are per head or per booking, before tax and any service charge.

Korean BBQ restaurants. Grill tables where guests or staff cook the meat at the table, such as Magal Korean BBQ and Samwon Garden at Plaza Indonesia. For other grill styles, planners compare BBQ restaurants in Indonesia.
Restaurants with private rooms. A closed room for a client dinner or a birthday, such as Woodaum+62 in South Jakarta.
Private houses in Jakarta. Estates in Kebayoran Baru and Menteng with rooms you can book separately, such as Rumah Kartanegara and Rumah Imam Bonjol, where you agree the Korean dishes with the host.
Set-menu dining rooms. Fixed Korean courses with side dishes for a seated table, and you can compare restaurants in Indonesia for more room choices.

There are zero booking fees, and you talk to each host yourself.

2 Venues Found

Rumah Kartanegara

100

South Jakarta, Indonesia

Rumah Imam Bonjol

350

100

Central Jakarta, Indonesia

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What Are the Top Korean Restaurants in Indonesia?

Korean BBQ restaurants. Grill tables where guests or staff cook the meat at the table, such as Magal Korean BBQ and Samwon Garden at Plaza Indonesia. For other grill styles, planners compare BBQ restaurants in Indonesia.
Restaurants with private rooms. A closed room for a client dinner or a birthday, such as Woodaum+62 in South Jakarta.
Private houses in Jakarta. Estates in Kebayoran Baru and Menteng with rooms you can book separately, such as Rumah Kartanegara and Rumah Imam Bonjol, where you agree the Korean dishes with the host.
Set-menu dining rooms. Fixed Korean courses with side dishes for a seated table, and you can compare restaurants in Indonesia for more room choices.

There are zero booking fees, and you talk to each host yourself.

Guide to Korean Restaurants in Indonesia

Korean restaurants in Indonesia are booked for groups as grill tables, set menus or private rooms, and most are in Jakarta. You can also hold a Korean meal at a private house in Jakarta, once the host confirms the menu.

Korean Restaurant Menus in Indonesia: Grill Tables, Set Menus and Catering

Grill tables: meat cooked at the table on a gas or charcoal grill, by guests or by staff.
Set menus: fixed courses per head, which make a team dinner simple to price.
Banchan: small side dishes such as kimchi and seasoned vegetables that come with the meal.
Stews and hot pots: jjigae or jeongol shared from one pot, which suits a rainy evening.
Cuts: pork belly is the usual grill cut, so order beef or chicken sets for guests who don't eat pork.
Office catering: ask the host if the restaurant team can pack lunch boxes or platters for your office.

Korean Restaurant Costs in Indonesia: Per-Head Sets and Room Minimums

Venue Category	Price Band (Per Session)
Korean BBQ grill table	Per head or per platter, quoted by the host
Korean set menu	Per head, quoted by the host
Restaurant private room	Room minimum spend, quoted by the host
Private house with in-house catering	Quoted on enquiry for the rooms and menu
Office lunch boxes or platters	Per box or per platter, quoted by the host

All quotes are before tax and any service charge, and a price marked ++ means both are added. Ask each host for one final total so the figures compare like for like.

Korean Private Dining in Indonesia: Restaurant Rooms and Private Houses in Jakarta

Restaurant private room: a closed room with its own grill or a set-menu table, priced as a minimum spend.
Extraction: ask about the hood above each grill if guests are in office clothes.
Private houses: estates in Kebayoran Baru and Menteng with rooms booked separately, and you can compare private estates in Indonesia for the same format.
House catering: catering at both listed houses comes from the house team, so agree the Korean dishes and a tasting with the host.
Year-end dates: December weekends fill first, so planners shortlist year-end party venues in Indonesia early.

Attribute	What to Expect
Grill and extraction	Gas or charcoal grill per table, with a hood or vent above it
Menu	Grill platters, set courses or a house menu agreed with the host
Dietary needs	Pork, beef and chicken sets; flag allergies to sesame, soy and shellfish
Drinks	Soju and beer only where the restaurant holds an alcohol licence
Nearest transit	MRT Jakarta for Menteng and South Jakarta; ride-hail drop-off for Senopati
Parking	Mall carparks for restaurants; street parking and valet at the Menteng house
Step-free access	Lifts in malls; ask about steps at private houses
Tax and charges	Regional restaurant tax and the service charge, shown as ++ on many menus
Deposit	Set by each host; get the cancellation terms in writing

Korean Dinner Enquiries in Indonesia: How Venuerific Helps

Verified listings: our team checks each venue before it's published.
Your own host contact: you message the host from the listing for the menu and the quote.
Zero booking fees: the total you agree with the host is the total you pay.

Teams from Microsoft, Deloitte and AIA have booked their venues through Venuerific. Send two hosts your date, headcount and grill or set-menu choice, then compare what comes back.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I book a private room at a Korean restaurant in Jakarta?

Yes, some Korean restaurants in Jakarta have private rooms, for example Woodaum+62 in South Jakarta. Book by phone or message with your date and headcount, and ask for the room minimum spend. Ask if the room has its own grill and extraction, since smoke builds up in a closed room at peak hours.

How does a Korean BBQ dinner work for a large group in Indonesia?

A large Korean BBQ group sits across several grill tables, and guests or staff grill the meat. Order the same set platter for each table, so every grill gets the same cuts. Ask staff to cook if guests come straight from the office in work clothes.

Do Korean restaurants in Indonesia serve soju and beer for group dinners?

Some do, but alcohol sales in Indonesia need a direct-sale licence, so not every Korean menu lists soju or beer. Ask the host before you plan toasts or a soju round. Add Korean teas or soft drinks for guests who don't drink.

Can I hold a Korean dinner at a private house in Jakarta instead of a restaurant?

Yes, if the host's team can cook a Korean menu, as outside catering isn't allowed at either listed house. Name the dishes you'd like, such as bulgogi, japchae and kimchi, and ask for a tasting before you confirm. Prices for both are on enquiry, so ask for a final figure before tax and any service charge.

How early should I book a Korean restaurant for a year-end party in Jakarta?

Book as early as you can for December, because year-end parties fill weekend grill tables and private rooms first. Friday and Saturday nights go fastest, so a weekday dinner gives you more choice. Send the host your date, headcount and set menu, and ask them to hold the table in writing.