Best Korean BBQ in Montreal for Spring

Mon Ami's tabletop grilling is the classic BBQ experience you're looking for.

Mon Ami on Rue Masson is all about the classic Korean BBQ experience. The focus here is on grilled meats and traditional flavors, served in a straightforward setting. It's the place to go when you want to grill your own meats at the table.

Pro tip. The all-you-can-eat format works best for groups.

High-end Korean BBQ with dry-aged and wagyu beef.

Hana Korean Steakhouse offers a high-end Korean BBQ experience with options like à la carte or a nine-course omakase, featuring in-house dry-aged and wagyu beef.

Omma is a korean bbq option in Montreal.

Omma fits this korean bbq guide because it supports korean bbq guide context. Use it when category fit matters and volatile menu or policy details should stay flexible.

The tabletop BBQ at Sam Cha is the move for a zen-like dining experience.

Sam Cha offers a zen-like setting for enjoying Korean BBQ and classics like noodles and pickled dishes. The space is calm and inviting, making it a useful pick to unwind while grilling your own meats. Pair your meal with their sake or beer selection.

Pro tip. The all-you-can-eat format works best for groups.

Chez Bong is a korean bbq option in Montreal.

Chez Bong fits this korean bbq guide because it supports korean bbq guide context. Use it when category fit matters and volatile menu or policy details should stay flexible.

Resto Seoul is a korean bbq option in Montreal.

Resto Seoul fits this korean bbq guide because it supports korean bbq guide context. Use it when category fit matters and volatile menu or policy details should stay flexible.