Daeho Kalbijim & Beef Soup: Bold kalbijjim, big flavors, and a show-stopping twist
Located at 1620 Post St in San Francisco, Daeho Kalbijim & Beef Soup specializes in kalbijjim and beef soup. Guests praise generous portions with tender short ribs and stewed vegetables, plus tasty banchan with free refills. The menu includes a modern twist - cheese-topped kalbijjim and a showy torch presentation - that draws locals and visitors seeking a shareable, flavorful Korean meal.
1620 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94115, USA
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Slow-braised short ribs with radish, potato, carrot, and rice cakes, available in regular or large sizes with optional cheese topping and torched presentation.
Hearty, flavorful beef-based soups, perfect for comforting meals and paired with traditional Korean sides.
Large-portion dishes designed for sharing, ideal for groups and family gatherings with a focus on communal eating.
Complimentary Korean side dishes like kimchi and radish, offered with free refills to enhance your meal.
Innovative twists on classic Korean recipes, such as LA-style Kalbijjim with added cheese for a rich, contemporary flavor.
Overall rating
Luke Y
We went here on a Friday night at 7pm and waited roughly 1hr 15mins for a table of 2. Ordered the Regular size premium Kalbijjim and it was amazing! The portion was huge and they do not skimp out on the beef. We love that there was also stewed radish, potato, carrot and rice cakes inside. The flavour was delicious and very much worth the wait! The banchan was good and free refill. Kimchi, radish not too spicy or salty. Service was fast and efficient give how busy they were.
Jae Jun
Delicious galbijjim with a modern twist and some showmanship. I always bring visitors here as it’s a great spot to have a family style meal. The galbijjim is delicious, keeping true to the classic dish while adding melted cheese on top for richness and a fire torch show for your IG story post. The banchans are good, and the other dishes are good too, but get the galbijjim to share between 2-4 people. It’s not the cheapest though so expect to spend $50 per person and potentially a wait during busy hours.
Thanat Jatuphattharachat
I know this might not be the most authentic Galbijjim, but it just tastes so good! It’s more of an LA-style version than a traditional Korean one, but it’s a great fusion that you can’t stop eating. The beef is incredibly tender, and the spice level is perfect. It’s a bit on the sweet side for my taste, but still totally enjoyable!
Malcolm Young
2025: One of the best meals we had on our trip here. Service is flawless, dishes are absolutely delicious and packed with flavour. The Kalbijim / braised ribs is a massive dish that probably feeds four, sadly we didn't even come close to finishing it. Everything in it is so tender and resonates with the feeling of a home cooked meal. Hot tip, don't load up on the entree dishes first. *****
Kelly Wen
Hands down best kalbijjim from a restaurant and I crave it from time to time. This second time we got the premium kalbijjim (large, mild, cheese) and it was intense, flavorful, unbelievably good. The short rib meat was so tender. Each bite was bursting with flavor. Whenever we come back to SF, we will come once again!
