KPub BBQ Tiendesitas branch opens

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The newest, biggest and state-of-the-art branch of KPub BBQ opens last July 18, 2019. Located at Building B Level 2 Food Village, Tiendesitas, Ortigas East, Pasig City. This is another food and entertainment destination for all the Korean fans out there especially to the East area of Metro Manila. KPub BBQ who started Korean themed resto/pub  and meat-all-you-can in the Philippines is now celebrating its 6 years in the business.


Because of Asian invasion, Korean theme is very popular now a days. Aside from the savory korean dishes like samgyeopsal, japchae, Jjigae, kimchi, and BBQ, any one will surely feel the Korean vibes inside and outside of KPub BBQ Tiendesitas branch because of its HD LED wide screen where in Korean music videos of top KPop groups and idols keep on playing plus their large photos hanging on the walls and some singers will serenade you. It is totally a one of a kind entertainment!





Customers can grill their favorite meat dishes of their choice or be full to their delectable buffet. They can also chill with their group of friends as KPub BBQ offers a wide range of beer and drinks of their Tsingtao Wall. Imagine a refrigerator that full of drinks will make your night in a high spirit! And a Korean restaurant isn't complete if you didn't try their Melona dessert, yes there's a frozen dessert available at KPub BBQ to complete your dining experience.


I have tried some Korean restaurant in the Metro, and it's a privilege to try KPub BBQ on its opening day. For me it's a perfect place to go specifically to a large group who really wants a Korean ambiance. From the yummy foods, amusing entertainment, nice ambiance and accessible location, it is truly a must visit place!



For more updates about KPub, check:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/kpubbbq
Website: www.kpubbbq.com


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