BOKA NYC Is Serving Unlimited Korean BBQ Pork Belly and Beer for Just $34

And at $34, there's little incentive to rush through dinner. Just keep the grill going and enjoy.
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If your ideal night out involves sizzling pork belly, cold beer, and absolutely no reason to watch the clock too closely, BOKA in the East Village has a deal worth knowing about. The Korean BBQ spot is offering an all-you-can-eat pork belly and beer special for just $34 per person — and yes, that means going back for seconds is very much part of the plan.

Located at 103 Second Avenue, near East 6th Street, BOKA is making the case for a very affordable NYC dinner with its unlimited Korean BBQ experience. The deal is available every day, giving hungry New Yorkers plenty of opportunities to make pork belly their main event.

All the Pork Belly You Can Handle

The star of the show is Korean BBQ pork belly, served sizzling and ready for the grill. Rich, savory, and deliciously indulgent, pork belly is practically made for a meal where the only real question is whether you have room for another round.

And at $34, there’s little incentive to rush through dinner. Just keep the grill going and enjoy.

Beer Makes It Even Better

The promotion also includes beer, turning the meal into an easygoing dinner-and-drinks combination without the usual Manhattan bill shock. It’s the kind of pairing that makes sense: grilled pork belly and a cold beer are a pretty unbeatable duo.

The 90-Minute Rule

There is one small catch: diners have 90 minutes to enjoy the all-you-can-eat offer. That’s enough time to settle in, fire up the grill, and make a serious dent in the pork belly supply.

Available every day at BOKA’s East Village location, the $34 special is a compelling option for anyone searching for affordable Korean BBQ in NYC.

In a city where dinner can quickly become a financial event, unlimited pork belly and beer for $34 sounds like a pretty delicious exception.

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