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Korean food in Madison, WI: barbecue, fried chicken, bibimbap and corn dogs

Madison's Korean food runs from grill-it-yourself barbecue on the east side to bibimbap on the west side and fried chicken near the Capitol. Every place here was confirmed on its own site or menu in November 2026, and the dishes named come from those menus or the business's own description.

Checked against official sources · Updated November 10, 2026

Korean barbecue and hot pot

  • Korill Hut Korean BBQ & Hot Pot (232 E. Towne Way): an all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue and hot pot restaurant where you grill fresh ingredients and marinades at the table or cook them in hot pot. The online menu has separate BBQ and hot pot lists.
  • Apex Grill (422 State St.): Korean barbecue and hibachi, with appetizers, soups, salads and sides, and online ordering for to-go meals.

Tofu stew, bibimbap and comfort food

  • New Seoul Korean Restaurant (721 N. High Point Rd.): Korean comfort food on the west side, with Galbi, Beef Bulgogi, Bibimbop, Kimchi Fried Rice and Kimbop. The menu marks vegetable options, including Tofu Bokum, and bibimbop can be made with tofu.
  • K-Peppers (601 Junction Rd.): a small Korean restaurant focused on spicy food, with fusion and vegetarian options. It takes reservations by phone and offers online takeout.

Korean fried chicken

  • 92Chicken (605 E. Washington Ave.): hand-battered, double-fried chicken in flavors like Original Fried Chicken, Soy Garlic Spring Onion Chicken, Red Hot Pepper Chicken and Cheese Monster Chicken, with sweet onion toppings.
  • 5 Star Korean BBQ & Fried Chicken (605 E. Washington Ave., Suite 2): Korean barbecue and Korean fried chicken, with dine-in and online ordering for pickup.
  • Graze (1 S. Pinckney St.): a Capitol Square gastropub whose seasonal menu draws on the chef's Wisconsin and Korean roots, including Korean fried chicken alongside fried cheese curds and the Graze Burger.

A Korean snack

  • Teamoji (502 State St.): a bubble tea shop that also sells Korean corn dogs and mochi donuts.

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