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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Memphis Flyer and Daily Memphian. Updated July 2026.
Asiana Garden Restaurant · Hickory Hill
Asiana Garden is a Hickory Hill mainstay for Korean barbecue, banchan, soups, and substantial shared meals. The Memphis Flyer focuses on its spicy pork barbecue and the supporting side dishes that fill the table. Order several items with contrasting heat and texture, and leave room for the banchan rather than treating them as decoration. The restaurant rewards a group more than a solitary, single-dish visit.
The Crazy Noodle · Midtown
The Crazy Noodle brings Korean flavors to a compact Midtown room through deeply seasoned noodle soups, stir-fried noodles, and warming bowls. The Memphis Flyer covers the restaurant both on its own and in a broader ramen survey. Choose a soup that matches your preferred level of richness, then add dumplings or another small plate. The same object appears in the ramen list for consistency.
901 Hotpot & Korean BBQ - Wolfchase
901 Hotpot & Korean BBQ turns dinner into a communal cooking session, with broth pots and tabletop grills supported by a large selection of meats, seafood, vegetables, and accompaniments. The Daily Memphian covered the original Germantown Parkway opening and its self-cook format. Visit with several people, divide the table between barbecue and broth, and pace the rounds so ingredients do not crowd the grill.