If you want a meat-focused Korean barbecue meal in Hai Phong, start with Wangdaeji or GoGi House. K-Pub is the clearest Korean street-barbecue buffet in a shopping mall, while HP3 BBQ offers a broader grill-and-hotpot buffet. BosSam suits groups sharing Korean barbecue and hotpot; Edo, ZoZo and Sichuan Deli are practical alternatives when the group wants a mixed Asian menu.
This guide covers eight current choices in central Hai Phong and around AEON MALL Hai Phong Le Chan. It is not a quality ranking: the restaurants differ in format, location and menu. Prices, buffet packages, promotions and service sessions can change, so confirm the exact branch and the day’s terms before making a special trip.
Choose a BBQ restaurant in Hai Phong by dining style
- Meat-focused Korean barbecue: Wangdaeji.
- Korean grill and hotpot for a group: BosSam BBQ.
- Korean barbecue with mall convenience: GoGi House.
- Korean street-barbecue buffet: K-Pub.
- Large mixed grill-and-hotpot buffet: HP3 BBQ.
- Japanese-themed grill and hotpot near the city center: Edo BBQ.
- Local Japanese-Korean-inspired buffet: ZoZo BBQ.
- Sichuan-inspired hotpot with table barbecue: Sichuan Deli.
Know the format before you reserve
“BBQ” in Hai Phong can mean several different meals. At an à la carte Korean restaurant, you choose individual meat portions and cooked dishes. A buffet normally gives access to a defined selection for a set period, but drinks, hotpot, premium cuts and some side dishes may cost extra. Japanese-style yakiniku usually focuses on smaller cuts cooked at the table, while local mixed buffets may combine Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese flavors.
Ask which format is being served during your chosen session. An entry price does not always represent the final bill, and a lunch package may differ from the evening or weekend menu.
Korean barbecue restaurants
1. Wangdaeji
Wangdaeji is a good match when the grilled meat is the main reason for the meal. The restaurant presents itself as a Korean table-barbecue specialist, with beef and pork accompanied by panchan, cold noodles, soups and other Korean dishes. Its menu is better suited to diners choosing particular cuts and shared plates than to a group seeking the lowest buffet price.
- Address to use: 60 Hoang Van Thu, Hai Phong.
- Best for: couples, business meals and small groups wanting a meat-focused Korean dinner.
- Keep in mind: ask about portion size, available cuts and the complete price before ordering several plates.
Reserve for a weekend dinner or a larger table. Save 60 Hoang Van Thu as the destination when arranging a ride, and reconfirm directly if you are offered a different branch.
2. BosSam BBQ
BosSam combines Korean-style tabletop grilling with hotpot and cooked side dishes. The format works well for a group that wants to share several meats and then add a hotpot, rather than ordering a narrowly focused beef meal. For a central meal, use the branch at 83 Tran Phu.
- Address: 83 Tran Phu, Hai Phong.
- Brand hotline: 0962 464 012.
- Best for: groups choosing both Korean barbecue and hotpot.
- Keep in mind: confirm whether the current offer is buffet, set menu or à la carte and what is included.
3. GoGi House at AEON MALL Hai Phong Le Chan
GoGi House is a straightforward mall option for Korean grilled beef and pork, with cooked dishes such as mixed rice, cold noodles, kimchi soup and hotpot. Choose it when parking, weather protection and an easy-to-identify location matter as much as the meal.
- Address: second floor, AEON MALL Hai Phong Le Chan, 10 Vo Nguyen Giap.
- Phone: 0225 730 0616.
- Published mall hours: 10:00–22:00 on weekdays; 09:00–22:00 on weekends and public holidays.
- Best for: families and groups wanting Korean barbecue inside a mall.
The kitchen may stop accepting orders before the mall closes. The mall listing also states that pets are not allowed, so confirm current access rules if that affects your visit.
4. K-Pub at AEON MALL Hai Phong Le Chan
K-Pub uses a lively Korean street-barbecue theme and serves a buffet built around grilled meats, panchan, hot Korean dishes, desserts and drinks. This is the clearest choice in the guide for diners who specifically want a Korean barbecue buffet rather than individual meat portions.
- Address: second floor, AEON MALL Hai Phong Le Chan, 10 Vo Nguyen Giap.
- Phone: 0225 730 0699.
- Published mall hours: 10:00–22:00 on weekdays; 09:00–22:00 on weekends and public holidays.
- Best for: groups wanting a buffet, easy parking and a predictable mall location.
The old K-Pub branch at Vincom Hai Phong is no longer the address to use. At AEON MALL, ask which buffet level is available and whether drinks, hotpot, premium meat or a food-waste charge sit outside the advertised package.
Japanese-inspired and mixed grill-and-hotpot restaurants
5. HP3 BBQ
HP3 BBQ is a Hai Phong grill-and-hotpot buffet with Japanese and Korean influences. It suits groups that value a broad buffet counter and mixed selection over a narrowly traditional barbecue menu. Current service is available at GO! Hai Phong and AEON MALL; the former 107 Dien Bien Phu restaurant has paused operations.
- GO! Hai Phong branch: first floor, GO! Hai Phong, Lot 1/20 Nga Nam–Cat Bi Airport New Urban Area; phone 0225 324 6772.
- AEON MALL branch: T208, second floor, AEON MALL Hai Phong Le Chan, 10 Vo Nguyen Giap; phone 0225 398 8089.
- Customer care: 0904 234 008.
- Best for: families or groups wanting a large grill-and-hotpot buffet.
Confirm the meal session before going, particularly in mid-afternoon. Supermarket or mall opening hours do not guarantee that the full restaurant menu is available continuously.
6. Edo BBQ
Edo is a Japanese-themed grill-and-hotpot restaurant on Le Hong Phong. Its mixed buffet format is more useful for a group wanting meat, seafood, vegetables, cooked sides and hotpot than for diners seeking a specialist Japanese yakiniku menu. The central location also makes it easier to reach from hotels around Tran Phu, Dien Bien Phu and Le Hong Phong.
- Address: 7A Le Hong Phong, Hai Phong.
- Phone: 0912 258 137.
- Service pattern: late morning through evening; confirm the day’s exact hours by phone.
- Best for: a central mixed grill-and-hotpot meal for a family or group.
Service times can vary, so call the mobile number on the day before arranging a late meal. Confirm the current package and total price during the same call.
7. ZoZo BBQ at Luong Khanh Thien
ZoZo is a local buffet combining Japanese-Korean-inspired grilled food with hotpot and cooked sides. The 53 Luong Khanh Thien location is the branch to use for this guide. It can suit a casual group meal in the city, but it should not be treated as a strictly Korean or Japanese restaurant.
- Address: 53 Luong Khanh Thien, Hai Phong.
- Phone: 0936 729 589.
- Hours shown online: 10:00–21:30; confirm before a late meal.
- Best for: a local mixed buffet near the city center.
Do not navigate to the former 12 Ho Sen branch, which has closed. Use Luong Khanh Thien for this guide, and confirm directly before traveling to any other ZoZo address.
Sichuan-inspired hotpot and barbecue
8. Sichuan Deli
Sichuan Deli, also presented locally as Nướng Lẩu Tứ Xuyên, combines Sichuan-inspired hotpot with table barbecue adapted to local tastes. The menu covers meat, seafood and lighter dishes, making it useful when some diners want hotpot and others prefer grilled food. The Minh Khai venue also advertises a children’s play area, a practical distinction for families planning a longer meal.
- Address: 23 Minh Khai, Hai Phong.
- Phone: 0225 382 3070.
- Published hours: approximately 10:30–22:30; call to confirm the day’s service.
- Best for: families and mixed groups choosing both hotpot and barbecue.
Ask whether the current menu is priced by plate, set or package rather than planning around an older per-plate offer. Reconfirm the children’s area if it is essential to your choice.
What to confirm before a BBQ meal in Hai Phong
- Buffet or à la carte: establish the format first, especially at restaurants that run different lunch, dinner or weekday packages.
- Total price: ask whether VAT, drinks, hotpot, premium cuts and sauces are included. For children, confirm whether charging is based on age or height.
- Time limit and food-waste charge: buffet restaurants may set a dining period or charge for substantial leftovers.
- Correct branch: save the exact street number. Several older branches in the original guide have closed, relocated or changed operator.
- Last order: a mall or supermarket may remain open after the restaurant stops taking full-menu orders.
- Dietary needs: marinades, sauces and shared grills may contain or come into contact with soy, sesame, shellfish, gluten, dairy or other allergens. Ask before ordering rather than assuming a plain-looking cut is suitable.
- Reservation: book for a weekend evening, celebration or large group, and request adjacent tables or child seating when needed.
For Korean barbecue centered on selected cuts, choose Wangdaeji or GoGi House. Pick K-Pub or HP3 when a buffet matters most, BosSam when the group wants both grill and hotpot, and Edo or ZoZo for a local mixed format. Sichuan Deli is the most distinct choice when Sichuan-style hotpot and a children’s area are part of the decision.
Whichever restaurant you select, confirm the branch, service session and complete price on the day. That one step is more useful than relying on an old menu or a chain-wide promotion that may not apply in Hai Phong.