Namoo House - Pasig

When it comes to the quality of the food, Namoo House is undoubtedly the BEST Korean restaurant in the metro. Out of all kbbq restos I've tried, which is actually a lot, their woo samgyup was the BOMBBB!!! It was SUPER YUMMY, FLAVORFUL, AND TASTYYY! However, the food is expensive compared to other restaurants which is reasonable. Others offer 180g samgyup for a cheaper price but their 150g woo samgyup was a bit pricy. The sides weren't unlimited unless you order atleast 2 or 3 (lol forgive me for not being sure) but after a few refills, the staff told us "last refill na po pero unli po yung lettuce!" (HAHA what?!?!!) which is completely okay!! The food was SOOO GOOOD naman. The place was super fancy! The staff were okay haha. Would come back if only I have so much in my pocket :( loved it nonetheless! :)

My brother celebrated his birthday dinner here and we definitely enjoyed the food, ambience and the service. We ordered four servings of meat (Woo Samgyup, Kurobata Pork Belly, Pork Belly and Grilled Beef Bulgogi) and we got unlimited side dishes which are perfect! Their japchae, bibimbap and bulgogi were also good. Bonus: The servers were very helpful and attentive all the time - A big shout-out to Pau.

Definitely one of the better Korean grill restaurants I've visited but not the best. I recommend the grilled beef bulgogi and the woo samgyup. With the unlimited appetizers, that's enough for 2.

Very good food. Full of flavour and reasonably priced. Though a bit on the high end. I love korean style food and this is okay. But as far as korean restos go they abound in the philippines so it will be easy to find a place with same quality but lower price. We ordered quite a bit. But for 2 pax i would say prepare to spend close to 1700. The 1300 it says on the front page is on the low side. Its clean and the staff rather friendly. Will i be back? Perhaps...perhaps ..

We ordered the following: - Pajeon: A bit bland so make sure to eat with the dipping sauce that comes with it. - Special Jumbo Beef Rib Soup: Korea's version of bulalo/nilaga and w/ glass noodles. - Kurobota Pork Belly: Because a korean barbecue party ain't complete w/o this. - Marinated Boneless Short Ribs - Marinated Pork Collar * Unli banchan if you order at least 3 servings of meat for grilling It's pricier than the other korean restos I've been to, but it's definitely ranking at the top of my go-to list if you're craving for grilled meats. Also, they will do all the grilling for you (but if you wish, you can also grill it yourself) so you can just sit back and concentrate on stuffing yourself up, like we did. Burp!! ❤????