Seorae Best Sellers Prices Singapore 2026

Seorae best sellers start with galmaegisal at S$24.90 for 150g, the rare pork skirt cut the restaurant is built on, followed by black pork samgyeobsal at S$26.90 and LA galbi at S$32.90. This guide ranks the dishes regulars order again and again, with verified prices, portions and the best way to build a meal around them. For the full menu behind these picks, the Seorae menu guide lists every cut, stew and drink with prices.

What are the best sellers at Seorae in Singapore?

Seorae best sellers are led by galmaegisal, the pork skirt cut that made the restaurant famous, and the rest of the list reads like a greatest-hits of the grill. Black pork samgyeobsal is the crowd favourite, LA galbi is the sweet marinated beef that first-timers love most, and hangjeongsal, the pork jowl, is the chewy, juicy cut that regulars order again and again. Off the grill, kimchi jjigae and bibimbab are the dishes that show up on nearly every table.

Galmaegisal sits at the top because you can’t get it anywhere else in Singapore quite like this. It is the pork skirt, a cut between the ribs and the belly, and each full-grown pig only gives about 250g of it, which is why it was once reserved for Korean royalty. Seorae marinates it in Korean spices, massages it by hand and grills it over charcoal in original, garlic and spicy versions. The rest of the top sellers earn their place the same way: they taste like the grill, not like a marinade factory.

The same cuts are also sold as chilled meat to take home, at the same prices as the grilled versions, so you can run your own BBQ night with the same galmaegisal and LA galbi. If you want the item-by-item card with every price in one place, the Seorae menu card guide lays it out line by line.

How much do Seorae best sellers cost in Singapore?

Seorae best sellers cost from S$15.90 to S$32.90 a plate, and a proper dinner built on them runs about S$35 to S$70 per person before service charge and GST. Galmaegisal is S$24.90 for 150g on the current official menu, black pork samgyeobsal is S$26.90 for 200g, and LA galbi is S$32.90 for 200g. The cheapest grilled best seller is dakgalbi at S$19.90 for 250g, and the cheapest best seller on the whole menu is bibimbab at S$15.90.

Two honest notes on the prices below. First, the current official menu lists galmaegisal at S$24.90 for 150g, while the older March 2025 list shows the same cuts at 200g to 250g portions, so the per-plate price has moved with the portion size. Second, most prices are shown before the 10 percent service charge and 9 percent GST, which together add about 19.9 percent, so a S$24.90 cut works out to roughly S$29.90 at the till.

Weekday lunch is the cheap way into the best sellers. The dakgalbi grilled lunch set is S$14.90, the cheapest proper charcoal-grilled meal on the menu, and the 100 Knife Cuts BBQ lunch set for two is S$29.90 on promotion, down from S$60.70. Lunch sets run till 4pm on weekdays and come with free soup, banchan and a soft drink.

Which Seorae best seller should you order first?

Order the galmaegisal first, in the original marinade. It is the rarest cut on the menu, it is the reason Seorae exists, and it tells you everything about the charcoal grill in one bite: smoky edges, a chewy bite, and a marinade that stays savoury rather than sweet. The staff grill it for you and cut it into even pieces at the table, so you just wrap it in lettuce with ssamjang and eat it in one bite.

After the galmaegisal, pick your second cut by taste. Go black pork samgyeobsal if you want rich, smoky pork belly, LA galbi if you want sweet beef, or hangjeongsal if you like a chewy, juicy bite. One plate of galmaegisal plus one more cut, with a kimchi jjigae to close, is a full dinner for two, and it lands around S$60 to S$80 before the extras.

The galmaegisal is the cut to order first

If you only order one plate, make it the galmaegisal in the original marinade. Try the garlic version on your second visit and the spicy one once you know the grill. Cook the un-marinated cuts first and the marinated ones after, since the sugar in a marinade burns onto the plate, and ask the staff to swap the plate once it blackens.

What are the best Seorae best sellers for groups?

Groups should order sets, not single plates, because the sets bundle the best sellers into one price. The Value Set at S$58 covers two people with a galmaegisal, a jjigae and a japchae, the Pork Premium Set at S$118 and the Beef Premium Set at S$128 feed three to four, and the King Set at S$178 is the big one for four to five, with galmaegisal, black pork samgyeobsal, woosamgyeob and LA galbi all on one order.

For a group that can’t agree, the Mixed Supreme Set at S$88, reported May 2024, puts galmaegisal, yangnyeom moksal, LA galbi and woosamgyeob on the grill at once. Add a kkochi platter at S$24.90 as a starter and a kimchi jeon at S$19.90 for the table, and nobody leaves hungry. The Seorae secret menu guide covers the off-menu dishes regulars ask for when the standard best sellers aren’t enough.

What drinks and sides go best with Seorae best sellers?

Banchan is free and refillable, and it’s the best side on the table. The self-service counter carries home-made kimchi, potato salad macaroni, cucumber kimchi, braised pumpkin and a salad you can dress with sesame oil and pajeori sauce. The grilled egg cooks on the side of the grill and comes free with the BBQ sets, and a S$2 top-up gets you four rounds of cheese on the grill, which melts into a dip for the meat.

For drinks, soju and beer are the classic pairing. Chamisul soju is S$20.90 a bottle and CASS beer is S$15.90, and together they make a somaek round that suits the smoky grill. The Subak Cocktail, a watermelon soju cocktail reported at S$25.90 in May 2024, is the pick if you want something cold and sweet with the spice, and there’s a mocktail version for the table too.

Drinks are the lever that moves the bill. A soju or somaek round adds S$10 to S$20 a head, so if you’re watching the total, stick to the free banchan and the soft drink that comes with the lunch sets, and save the soju for the second round.

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