Korean Restaurants in Malaysia

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Korean Restaurants in Malaysia

Sort out a Korean meal in Malaysia around grill tables, BBQ sets or rooftop space, and tell the host your headcount, drinks and start time first. Your quote comes from the host direct with nothing added by Venuerific on top, so you can compare Korean restaurant prices in Malaysia like for like.

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What Are the Top Korean Restaurants in Malaysia?

Korean restaurants in Malaysia are booked for birthday dinners, team nights and fan meet-ups as Korean BBQ tables, a private room or a rooftop party. The Klang Valley has the widest choice, and hosts quote per head or per table, before SST and any service charge.

  • Korean BBQ restaurants. Palsaik Korean BBQ has outlets in Klang Valley malls, and a group of friends can book several grill tables side by side. For other grills, compare BBQ restaurants in Malaysia.
  • Korean restaurants with private rooms. Shinmapo at The Gardens Mall and Po Cha Korean BBQ in Ampang both have private rooms, and you can ask the host about joining tables for a bigger group.
  • Rooftop bars with a Korean menu. Rooftop Seoul Beerbox at LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre is a private rooftop with Korean food, beer and darts, and external catering is allowed there.
  • Event spaces with a Korean caterer. A function room with an outside Korean caterer suits a launch or a large team dinner, subject to each host's catering rules.
  • Japanese menus instead. For sushi and omakase, compare Japanese restaurants in Malaysia.
You get the price from the host direct, and Venuerific adds no fee on top.

Guide to Korean Restaurants in Malaysia

Groups book Korean restaurants in Malaysia as Korean BBQ tables, a private room or a rooftop party, and each host quotes per head or per table. The listings here are mixed venues rather than Korean restaurants alone, so ask each host which Korean dishes are on the menu.

Korean BBQ Group Bookings in Malaysia: Grill Tables, Sets and Smoke

  • Grill tables: a group is spread over several tables, so ask for them next to each other.
  • Who grills: at some restaurants staff cook the meat at the table, which keeps a busy party moving.
  • Sets or buffets: BBQ sets are priced per table or per head, while buffets run per head with a time limit.
  • Side dishes: banchan refills are common, so ask before you order extra plates.
  • Smoke: grill smoke clings to clothes, so tell guests to dress for it and ask where bags can go.
  • Bigger parties: a big team dinner may work better at one of the restaurants for large groups in Malaysia.

Korean Restaurant Costs in Malaysia: Sets, Buffets and Rooftop Packages

Venue CategoryPrice Band (Per Session)
Korean BBQ set or platterPer table or per head, quoted by the host
Korean BBQ buffetPer head with a time limit, quoted by the host
Korean restaurant private roomRoom minimum spend, quoted by the host
Rooftop bar packagePer person, set by each host
Event space with a Korean catererVenue rate plus a per-head catering quote

All of these are before SST and any service charge. We don't print a band, because a BBQ buffet and a private rooftop package are priced on different terms.

Korean Rooftop Gatherings in Malaysia: Fan Meet-Ups, Soju Nights and Rain Cover

  • Fan events: for a cupsleeve event or an idol birthday, ask for a table for freebies and a spot for the photo wall.
  • Music: confirm the playlist or DJ rules and the finishing time with the host.
  • Drinks: soju, beer and a bar tab are simpler to agree than bottles brought in.
  • Rain: storms are more frequent from October to November, so agree the covered area first.
  • Open-air options: a party without a Korean theme can look at rooftop event spaces in Kuala Lumpur.

Korean Restaurant Booking Checklist in Malaysia: Points to Agree Before the Night

AttributeWhat to Expect
Table planGrill tables side by side, a private room or a rooftop area
MenuBBQ set, buffet with a time limit or a catered Korean menu
Dietary needsPork, beef, seafood and vegetarian guests, told to the host in advance
DrinksSoju, beer, bar tab, or corkage on your own bottles
SoundSpeaker, playlist and DJ rules, with the end time
Nearest transitLRT, MRT or KL Monorail in Kuala Lumpur, with Grab for late finishes
ParkingMall carparks; check the closing time
Step-free accessMall lifts to the venue floor; ask about rooftop steps
WeatherA covered area or indoor fallback for rooftop bookings
Tax and chargesSST and a service charge added to the bill
DepositTerms set by the host

Related: Beer Restaurants in Malaysia

Korean Group Dining in Malaysia: What Venuerific Gives You

  • Zero booking fees: Venuerific takes no cut, so your only payment goes to the host.
  • Checked listings: our team looks over each venue before it appears.
  • Best price guarantee: it applies to each booking you make through us.

You send a WhatsApp message from the listing, so the menu, the quote and the floor plan come from the people running the venue. Message two hosts with your date and headcount, then compare what each sends back.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can a large group sit together at a Korean BBQ restaurant in Malaysia?
Can I bring soju or wine to a Korean restaurant in Malaysia?
Can I hold a K-pop cupsleeve event or fan meet-up at a Korean-themed venue in Malaysia?
What happens to a rooftop Korean party in Kuala Lumpur if it rains?
How do guests reach a Korean restaurant in Bukit Bintang without driving?