Brother's Restaurant

Pros: Delicious food, big portions, very popular, ultra-vast service, fair priced
Cons: Dingy environment, extra cost for more rice, dirty bathroom, long wait, makes clothes smell afterward

Here I go with yet another restaurant review :)

Brother's Restaurant
4128 Geary Boulevard
San Francisco, CA 94118
415-387-7991

What is the fascination with cooking your own food? Is it the idea of being your...

Pros: Excellent food and cultural experience; Dining the way we were meant to
Cons: Makes your clothes and self smell like the food; Long painful waits

Meat, fire, and grog – the BEST Korean BBQ in the Bay Area. When the Koreans decide to go have BBQ – we all know what that means – it’s Brother's night!

This review is a guide for the uninitiated, those perhaps unfortunate not to know a...

Pros: Good food, great variety, grill-in-table is fun
Cons: No "ambiance" to speak of, loud

Whether you're a devotee of Korean food or you can't tell kimchee from a chopstick, you'll enjoy your evening at Brothers Restaurant. This modest-looking Korean barbeque restaurant is popular enough to warrant a Brothers #2 just a block down. Both...

Pros: Quality, quantity and variety of food; friendly, personal service
Cons: Always crowded, can get noisy

Everywhere we travel, my wife (a native of Seoul) and I seek out local Korean restaurants to give them a try. We have often been disappointed but never at Brother's Restaurant. In the eighteen months I lived south of Gilroy, our family dined there...

Pros: Fresh spices
Cons: Wait time

Brother's is as close to 'the real thing,' as I've ever tasted and experienced to Korean food and 'the Seoul dining experience.' If you are 'a foodie,' then you will find very little on the menu that is not fresh, not barbecued perfectly, or...

Pros: none
Cons: extremely rude hostess

Myself and two friends arrived at Brother's Restaurant and I went up to the counter to tell the host ...

Pros: Okay food.
Cons: Not amazing food.

There are big lines outside of both Brother's restaurants, but I've been there several times, and it's never been amazing (just okay) food. The problem, too, is that you leave with the barbecue smell inevitably clinging to your clothes. If you want good Korean food, go to Two Sisters in the low number avenues between Clement and Geary.

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