Singapore Korean Restaurants for Private Events

Korean Restaurants in Singapore

Weigh up Korean BBQ rooms, hotel buffets and private event spaces in Singapore by menu and minimum spend before you pick a date with the host. Make a shortlist, message each host and confirm the room yourself, and Venuerific charges zero booking fees on every Korean venue enquiry in Singapore.

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What Are the Top Korean Restaurants in Singapore?

Korean restaurants in Singapore are booked for birthdays, office dinners and wedding lunches as a private room, a Korean BBQ table or a hotel buffet. Group meals cost about S$20 to S$120 per head before GST and any service charge, and private rooms are usually priced as a minimum spend.

Korean restaurants with private rooms. Hanjip Korean Grill House has private dining rooms, and Naeum has a private dining space called the Hideaway. For rooms of any cuisine, compare private dining rooms in Singapore.
Hotel Korean buffets. Seoul Restaurant at Conrad Singapore Orchard has a barbecue buffet that suits a family lunch or a team dinner.
Korean-Mexican event spaces. Vatos Urban Tacos City House has a private event space and a mezzanine with Korean and Mexican dishes, and you can ask the host what else can be arranged.
Hotel rooftop bars and restaurants. Komyuniti on Level 10 of YOTEL Orchard has a studio, a garden terrace and a main dining area, so confirm any Korean dishes with the host.
Members' club rooms. The Nanson has a private dining room with an in-house kitchen team. Table grills without a Korean theme suit BBQ restaurants in Singapore.

You talk to each host direct, and there's no booking fee to pay us.

8 Venues Found

Venue Price from S$800/ Per full-day

Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant

Response time within 7 hrs

Venue Price from S$450/ Min spend

The Nanson

400

120

8 rooms

River Valley, Robertson Quay, Singapore

Havelock MRT station | Fort Canning MRT station | Great World MRT station | Chinatown MRT Station

Business Reception

+2 more

Response time within 10 hrs

Venue Price from S$500/ Min spend

Vatos Urban Tacos - City House

200

120

3 rooms

Raffles Place, Telok Ayer, Singapore

Raffles Place MRT Station

Business Luncheon

+2 more

Venue Price from S$3,000/ Per half-day

The Waddle Room

120

Pasir Ris, Tampines, Singapore

Tampines MRT (EW2 / DT32)

Business Reception

+2 more

Venue Price from S$800

Garden Terrace - Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant

Response time within 7 hrs

Venue Price from S$800

Komyuniti Studio - Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant

Response time within 7 hrs

Venue Price from S$800

Main Dining Area - Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant

Response time within 7 hrs

Venue Price from S$500

Private Event Space - Vatos Urban Tacos - City House

120

Raffles Place, Telok Ayer, Singapore

Raffles Place MRT Station

Business Luncheon

+2 more

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What Are the Top Korean Restaurants in Singapore?

Korean restaurants with private rooms. Hanjip Korean Grill House has private dining rooms, and Naeum has a private dining space called the Hideaway. For rooms of any cuisine, compare private dining rooms in Singapore.
Hotel Korean buffets. Seoul Restaurant at Conrad Singapore Orchard has a barbecue buffet that suits a family lunch or a team dinner.
Korean-Mexican event spaces. Vatos Urban Tacos City House has a private event space and a mezzanine with Korean and Mexican dishes, and you can ask the host what else can be arranged.
Hotel rooftop bars and restaurants. Komyuniti on Level 10 of YOTEL Orchard has a studio, a garden terrace and a main dining area, so confirm any Korean dishes with the host.
Members' club rooms. The Nanson has a private dining room with an in-house kitchen team. Table grills without a Korean theme suit BBQ restaurants in Singapore.

You talk to each host direct, and there's no booking fee to pay us.

Guide to Korean Restaurants in Singapore

Planners book Korean restaurants in Singapore for a private room, a Korean BBQ table, a hotel buffet or a whole event space, at about S$20 to S$120 per head. Venues in this category also include hotel rooftop bars, a members' club and a Korean-Mexican restaurant, so confirm the Korean dishes with each host.

Korean Group Dining Costs in Singapore: Buffets, Sets and Minimum Spends

Venue Category	Price Band (Per Session)
Korean set menu or buffet for a group	About S$20 to S$120 per head
Korean restaurant private room	Room minimum spend, quoted by the host
Private event space or mezzanine	Minimum spend per session, quoted by the host
Whole-venue booking	Minimum spend for the venue, quoted by the host
Catered Korean menu at an event venue	Per-head menu plus the room rate, set by each host

Every figure is before GST and any service charge, often written as ++ on a menu. Lunch minimums are often lower than dinner minimums for the same room.

Korean Restaurant Private Rooms in Singapore: Enclosed Rooms, Mezzanines and Buyouts

Enclosed rooms: a closed door suits speeches, a team dinner or a family birthday.
Mezzanines: a raised floor above the main dining room, booked on its own minimum spend.
Whole-venue hire: the full restaurant for one session, priced as one minimum spend.
Room hours: ask how long the room is yours, since some hosts set a minimum booking of three hours.
Grill smoke: ask if the room has its own extraction when the table grills are in use.

Korean Restaurant Weddings in Singapore: Solemnisation Lunches and Receptions

Solemnisation table: ask for a table, two chairs and a microphone at one end of the room.
Menu: Korean sharing dishes and a dessert course work well after a lunch ceremony.
Timing: at some venues, the minimum spend for a weekend lunch is lower than for a Saturday dinner.
Photos: ask the host when the room is free for setup and a photographer.
Other formats: for a reception without a Korean menu, compare wedding restaurants in Singapore.

Korean Food Catering in Singapore: Event Venues With a Korean Menu

Venue kitchens: at The Nanson and The Waddle Room, outside catering isn't allowed, so the menu comes from the venue chefs.
Korean-Mexican menus: Vatos Urban Tacos City House is near Raffles Place MRT, with Korean and Mexican dishes for a private event.
Catered packages: ask for a canapé or buffet package per person, and which Korean dishes it can include.
Outside caterers: where the host allows one, compare external catering restaurants in Singapore.

Korean Restaurant Booking Checklist in Singapore: What to Settle With the Host

Attribute	What to Expect
Room	Enclosed private room, mezzanine, terrace or whole venue
Menu	Korean BBQ set, buffet or a set menu from the venue chefs
Dietary needs	Pork, beef, seafood and vegetarian guests, told to the host ahead
Drinks	Soju, beer and wine packages, or corkage on your own bottles
AV	Microphone and screen for speeches or a solemnisation
Nearest transit	MRT stations near each listing, such as Raffles Place, Orchard and Tampines
Parking	Hotel and building carparks; some charge a coupon per vehicle
Step-free access	Lifts in hotels and malls; check mezzanine stairs
Tax and charges	GST and a service charge added to the bill, shown as ++
Deposit	Terms set by the host

Booking Korean Restaurants in Singapore With Venuerific

Zero booking fees: we don't add anything to the total the host quotes.
Direct enquiries: you message the host from the listing and get the quote from the venue team.
Verified listings: each one is checked by our team before it goes live.

Our Singapore inventory is the largest of any venue marketplace here, so you can line up Korean restaurants, hotel rooms and event spaces in one shortlist. Send your date and guest numbers to two hosts, then weigh up their menus and totals.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Korean group meal cost in Singapore?

A Korean group meal in Singapore costs about S$20 to S$120 per head, from a lunch BBQ buffet to a hotel dinner buffet. A "++" beside a price means GST and a service charge go on top, and private rooms are usually a minimum spend. Ask the host for the full total with both charges before you confirm.

Can I book a Korean restaurant with a private room in Singapore?

Yes, Hanjip Korean Grill House is one Korean restaurant in Singapore with private dining rooms. A room is priced as a minimum spend, and some hosts set a higher minimum for peak dates than for other days. Ask if the room is fully enclosed for speeches and how many hours you can keep it.

Can I hold a wedding lunch or solemnisation at a Korean restaurant in Singapore?

Yes, book a private room or the whole venue, then confirm the solemnisation table, a microphone and the menu. Komyuniti's packages include solemnisations and wedding receptions, and any Korean dishes are agreed with the host. Lunch minimum spends are often lower than dinner ones, as at Vatos Urban Tacos City House.

Can I get Korean food catering at a Singapore venue that isn't a Korean restaurant?

Only where the host allows an outside caterer, and at some club and hotel venues that isn't permitted. At The Nanson, outside catering isn't allowed, so the in-house chefs prepare every menu. Ask the host about a Korean set menu first, then about caterer access and any corkage.

Which dates book first for Korean group dinners in Singapore?

Friday and Saturday dinners and the year-end festive season are the first dates to go for group dining in Singapore. Some venues charge a higher minimum spend on peak dates, so ask the host for both rates. Send your date as early as you can if you want a private room in December.