LOVE Korean BBQ

LOVE Korean BBQ is a New York City restaurant serving modern Korean BBQ and fusion. The basics are direct: casual dress, a listed price of $65 per person, and hours from late morning or noon into the evening, with later closing Friday and Saturday. Its documented identity rests on Korean BBQ, fusion dishes, and a casual approach to going out.

Use this page as a practical snapshot, not a full menu or service guide. It separates what is clearly documented from what is not, so you can decide whether LOVE Korean BBQ fits the occasion before seeking final confirmations.

Korean BBQ and fusion signatures

The confirmed cuisine is modern Korean BBQ and fusion. Signature dishes include Pork Belly, Bangin' Bulgogi Kimchi Fries, Truffled Eggs-Plosian, Spicy Sailor Ddukbokki, and We Like It Raw (Yook Hwe). Together, they show a menu not limited to one lane: recognizable Korean BBQ cues alongside playful, hybrid dishes.

Focus on those signatures for the most clearly documented version of the restaurant. Pork Belly represents the Korean BBQ side, while Bangin' Bulgogi Kimchi Fries, Truffled Eggs-Plosian, Spicy Sailor Ddukbokki, and We Like It Raw (Yook Hwe) show the fusion side. That distinction helps groups: some diners can orient around BBQ, while others may prefer dishes signaling a modern, mixed-format approach.

Hours, price, and planning basics

LOVE Korean BBQ is listed at $65 per person. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM; Friday, 11:00 AM to 1:00 AM, with an official listing also noting up to 2:00 AM; Saturday, 12:00 PM to 1:00 AM; and Sunday, 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM. The pattern is simple: weekday service starts late morning and runs into the evening, while the weekend allows a later night, especially Friday and Saturday.

Because hours vary by day and include later weekend service, check the current schedule before making plans. That matters if the meal is tied to a larger New York City night out, since an evening dinner and a late stop affect timing differently. For broader restaurant planning, Pearl readers can also use the full New York City restaurants guide.

Who should go, and who should pass

Choose LOVE Korean BBQ if the group wants modern Korean BBQ and fusion in New York City, casual dress, and a meal centered on Pork Belly, Bangin' Bulgogi Kimchi Fries, Truffled Eggs-Plosian, Spicy Sailor Ddukbokki, and We Like It Raw (Yook Hwe). It suits diners comfortable deciding from confirmed basics rather than needing extensive operational details in advance.

Pass if you need confirmed details beyond those basics, such as a specific seating format, beverage program, tasting menu, private dining setup, delivery, accessibility information, or dietary accommodations. Those may matter by group, occasion, or planning level, and they are not established here. For broader planning beyond the meal, Pearl’s city guides can help separate the restaurant choice from the rest of the night: New York City hotels, New York City bars, New York City experiences, and New York City wineries.