22 Best Barbeque Restaurants near Edmonds

“The food is awesome. Great owner and staff.“

“First time here and will surely come back, staff are very friendly, food is great and the place is very clean.“

“Had the crew at Brileys cater our wedding. Amazing food! The service was on point. Plenty of great BBQ for all 60 of our guest, even providing to-go containers for left overs.“

“tiny neighborhood BBQ restaurant with delicious food! discovered this when we moved 2 MLT 5 yrs ago & just as convenient to LFP too! soooo tasty- every thing we've tried...we've tried a bunch and have our favs but all is home made and yum! for 5 years when I call to order and pick up it's the same person- which is absolutely so very comforting; especially happy they were still serving during the pandemic, and thankful they're still there. highly recommend. bonus: still totally reasonably priced! love this local gem.“

“Not a fan of BBQ food but the food here is 10/10 would recommend. Would definitely go again“

“Most of the snacks in the deli area are pretty good, you can try them~ If you want to eat, I recommend curry instead of beef bowl, because the beef bowl is a bit overcooked and there is not much beef flavor~ Miso soup is also good, suitable for a few sips to warm the stomach before starting the barbecue~😋“

“I tried this place for the first time tonight and it was absolutely incredible!! Chicken was just amazing and the pickled radish is an awesome accent! will def be back soon!“

“Super friendly staff great prices and delicious food.“

“Amazing cocktails, fried mushrooms , nice main dishes , Atmosphere very quaint/pretty. Love the “about us “ section (very timely) Had the privilege of meeting the gracious owner. Pricey but they really bring it in every way New favorite !“

“Amazing Staff! So Friendly and the food! Off the Charts!!“

“Very authentic Chinese BBQ restaurant! Their skewers are absolutely delicious — very flavorful, perfectly grilled, and there’s a wide variety to choose from. It’s a fun spot to try different meats and vegetables, and everything we ordered was tasty and nicely seasoned. It’s also a great place for a late-night dinner in Seattle, with a lively and casual atmosphere. Highly recommend if you’re looking for something different and satisfying!“

“Excellent food. NOTE that it's a market, not dining, and is essentially a TO GO kitchen, much is refrigerated, offering specialty food. Korean side dishes.

I'm not an expert on this cuisine and so I received kind help from the staff.

I bought fresh vegetable side dishes: spicy pickled radish/kimchi dish, sweet slightly hot potato--awesome, a crunchy mung bean dish, and a spinach with garlic dish.

Perfect flavors. No funky dirty vegetables, all carefully prepared and gently seasoned. Will go again.

Served with hot rice --brown rice this time-- at home.

Wheelchair accessibility: No stairs, all first floor“

“I had ojingeo-bokkeum on the mind and pulled into the closest Korean restaurant Google maps found: 9292. On the smaller side of many Korean BBQ joints I've eaten at. Came with a friend who had been wanting to try Tteok-bokki for a long while. Service was quick and steady; our food arrived 15 minutes after placing our order. This is my first time having tteok-bokki in my spicy squid stir fry. Not bad at all, just wasn't expecting it. The flavors were typical of ojingeo and I appreciate the amount of squid that was in the dish. Some places like to put a bunch of veggies and you end up with like 4-5 pieces of squid. The cheesy Tteok-bokki was good. My buddy really loved the hell out of it. It was fun watching her eat and gripe about why she hadn't eaten it sooner. Even had some makgeolli. Can't forget the makgeolli!

Overall, not a bad spot.“

“The food was great, however, several operational issues were noted: tabletop cleanliness was suboptimal, three fountain drink dispensers lacked syrup, and the supply of disposable cutlery was insufficient. When asked for more forks, the staff gave a low end, pre-packaged sysco f.k.s. napkin combo, which are flimsy. It could barely handle scooping baked beans without bending.

Still work it!“

“Great portion size and friendly staff.“

“This is my favorite restaurant! Always amazing food and service!“

“This is my go-to lunch spot every time I hop over to the Seattle side of the Sound, which is basically weekly… The staff are super friendly and their self-serve all-you-can-eat bbq bar is always nice and fresh with a good selection of meats and sides that really hit the spot. They also have a full menu of traditional Korean dishes. I will keep returning until life takes me away from WA in 2026…
(Be sure to try their soft serve ice cream after your meal!)“

“Good little place to drop in if you're craving Korean. Side dishes were lovely and refilled often and the food we ordered was authentic and tasty. Luckily it wasnt busy when we went and they seated our large-ish party of 7 immediately. Nice little hidden gem.“

“Delicious food and drink and great service AND live music! Great neighborhood hangout!“

“Very friendly receptionist that had to misfortune of dealing with how clueless I was lol but handled with professionalism and courtesy. Walked me through the menu and was very nice. Order the beef bulgogi over rice and it was such a huge portion and super tasty!“

“they have unlimited sides/meat, you get up and get all your food like a buffet. you don’t have to call the waitress over anytime you want more meat :) GOOD VARIETY of sides if you’re picky I’m sure there’s something you will like

Parking: Lots or parking“

“Pretty good place if you like to self grill your beef.

You need to adjust the heat to make sure you don't over cook it. If you know how to grill beef, then this is a good place. was pretty good overall.

If you want the Korean grill experience, then you will need to ask for the lettuce and soy bean paste with garlic.

The soy bean paste did not that have the Korean authentic flavor, that would be my only dislike, but overall pretty good.“