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    Banjoo BBQ

    Banjoo BBQ, Bangkok
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      Menu Highlights

      The pizza-like kimchi pancakes, intercostal muscle, white-cream spaghetti with Korean-style beef bulgogi, Korean-Hite beer

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      Location

      Upper Sukhumvit, Phrom Phong, Asoke

      Mille Malle, 2nd Flr, 66/4,201
      Sukhumvit 20 Alley, Khlong Toei
      Bangkok Thailand

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      Cuisine

      Korean, Steakhouse

      Good For

      Business Meetings, Casual Dining, Drinks, Kid Friendly, Large Parties, Private Functions, Quiet Dinner, Pet Friendly

      Opening Hours

      Temporarily closed for online reservation

      Description

      Though hidden on the second floor of Mille Malle (a quiet Sukhumvit Soi 20 community mall frequented by expats), Banjoo BBQ aims for a trendier audience than your typical Korean restaurant. Le Cordon Bleu graduate owner Injin “Lauren” Kim doesn’t just serve up Korean barbecue, but also East-meets-West fare that takes influence from her experience at various international restaurants.

      Passing through the giant wooden door, you enter a gray-hued, lofty dining room dotted with plain, dark-wood tables and cooker hoods surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows. In the middle of it all stands a life-size cow sculpture telling customers which part of the animal each cut of meat comes from—handy once you’re confronted with their long beef menu.
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