Yedam Unlimited Korean BBQ held its grand opening on Jan. 17, 2025.
Chairman Edmund Hao, shareholder David Lao, FFCCCII director Enrique Chua, Philippine Presidential Advisor on China Affairs Benito Techico and CFCCI Tax and Business Advocacy Committee vice chairman David Ong officiated the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Hao expressed his gratitude to the guests for attending and shared the meaning behind the name Yedam.
He said the name not only reflects Korea’s culture and heritage, but also the restaurant’s commitment to the values of “Ye,” symbolizing respect and hospitality, and “Tan,” representing tolerance and understanding.
Located at the second floor of P2 Building, Seascape Village, CCP Complex, Pasay City, the new restaurant offers a traditional Korean buffet for P999 per person.
The place can accommodate up to 200 diners, along with four VIP rooms for groups of up to 60.
Yedam is known for its unique Korean BBQ experience, featuring carefully selected meats marinated in a secret sauce and grilled over charcoal.
The flavors come from Yedam, a small village in south east area of South Korea, which is renowned for its exclusive BBQ culture and hospitality.
The village’s residents use naturally raised beef and pork, slow-grilled to perfection, bringing an authentic taste of Korea to the Philippines.
Yedam Unlimited Korean BBQ is open daily from 12 p.m. to 12 a.m.
