Cozy spot with a warm atmosphere and clean design. Kimchi Fries deliver a crispy kick, while kimchi jjigae tastes like homemade stew. Calamari Udon shines with savory bonito flakes and no greasiness. Great for authentic Korean flavors and drinks.
Kimchi Fries stand out with a crispy, flavorful kick. The kimchi jjigae tastes like homemade stew, and the creamy kimchi udon offers a rich, satisfying texture.
Calamari appears in both fried and udon dishes. The Calamari Udon is flavorful and topped with bonito flakes, offering a savory taste without greasiness.
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Making a reservation on a weekend night is recommended as the restaurant fills up easily.
During lunch time from 1:00 to 3:00, you can eat at a slightly cheaper price.
The lunch specials are well priced at $13 each and absolutely filling.
Small burger joint with a cozy, chill vibe and soft jazz playing in the background. Seating is limited to six tables with comfy benches tucked away in a hidden spot inside a commercial building. The atmosphere feels homey and relaxed, making it a quiet place to enjoy unique Korean-inspired burgers.
Grilled kimchi features prominently in the Kimchi Supreme burger, offering a balanced flavor. Kimchi also appears as a tasty add-on on fries and burgers, enhancing the dishes with its distinct taste.
Fried calamari rings come with garlic aioli seasoned with bay seasoning. The calamari is tasty but sometimes a bit overcooked.
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Parking in that area is difficult; consider using paybyphone parking on the street.
The restaurant is located in the back, down a short hallway.
They accept cash for payment.
Restaurant offers a vibrant atmosphere with K-pop music creating a lively vibe. Seating includes comfortable bean bags and a free Pac-Man arcade game adds playful energy. A mini grocery store sells Korean snacks, enhancing the unique experience.
Kimchi here has a spicy kick that stands out. Staff often offer free samples and pair it well with dishes like spicy ramen and rice bowls.
Spicy calamari comes served on rice and cooks perfectly without getting rubbery. Fried calamari tastes very fresh and seems chopped in the kitchen.
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There was plenty of free parking available.
There was no wait when I visited.
The restaurant offers good Korean food, snacks, and bubble tea.
Round grills at each table create an interactive dining experience with self-serve buffet style and grill rotations handled by staff. The atmosphere is laid back and family-friendly, featuring cozy tables and partitions for privacy. The space can feel crowded and humid, adding to a lively, bustling vibe.
Kimchi here is consistently delicious and always hits the spot. It comes alongside dishes like marinated tofu triangles and rice noodles with vegetables.
Marinated and fried calamari come out tender and not tough. Kids enjoy the fried calamari alongside other appetizers like potstickers and carrot tempura.
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Koreana Grill offers an all-you-can-eat self-serve Korean barbecue experience.
Lunch deals are available, providing great value for the price.
Dinner pricing is under $40, making it affordable for most diners.
Space-themed decor creates a metallic, futuristic vibe with clean, spacious interiors. Loud music and private karaoke rooms fuel a lively, party atmosphere suited for groups. Signature drinks like Watermelon Soju add a unique touch to the energetic setting.
Unlimited complimentary pickled kimchi comes with the meal, alongside seaweed and cucumber sides. House-made kimchi tastes less sour and better than many others, with a slightly sweeter cucumber side dish.
Fried calamari features light breading and a texture that is not too chewy. It comes with a thinner sauce than traditional Thai chili sauce but remains flavorful.
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Reservations are recommended for the karaoke room to ensure availability.
Food is made to order, so expect a 20-30 minute wait for preparation.
The chicken served is halal, catering to dietary preferences.
Bright, modern cafรฉ blends Japanese and Korean styles with spacious seating and Manhattan views from window seats. Atmosphere stays relaxed and cozy, perfect for brunch or a quiet tea break. Hidden upstairs inside a hotel, it offers a chill vibe away from crowds.
Kimchi fried rice comes with salmon as an add-on and costs $23 total. The portion size is small, barely enough for a child.
Tender calamari with a crisp exterior comes from high-heat frying. The green pepper fried calamari offers an Asian-inspired twist on a classic dish. It also appears in the Mala Supersized appetizer plate alongside other items.
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The cafรฉ is located on the 3rd floor of Hotel Indigo, accessible via the main entrance on Prince Street.
Expect a wait of 20-30 minutes for food preparation, especially for popular dishes.
Prices are on the premium side, with dishes like kimchi fried rice priced at $23.
Spacious setting with an extravagant exterior and chandeliers creates an elegant vibe perfect for parties and casual dining. Kimchi dishes like kimchi fried rice and Sichuan kimchi in beef soup add refreshing, balanced flavors. Calamari is fresh, hot, and boasts a crunchy texture.
Cold noodles come with kimchi, cucumbers, and thick beef tendon, offering a refreshing mix. The kimchi fried rice stands out, and Sichuan kimchi appears in the beef soup, adding variety and helping with flavor balance.
Crunchy and bouncy texture stands out in their calamari. It arrives fresh and hot soon after ordering.
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The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat BBQ from 12 PM to 4:30 PM, Monday to Friday.
You must stop ordering meat at 12 o'clock.
The restaurant offers a complimentary meat tower for birthdays.
Narrow space with crowded tables and dark decor featuring an elephant portrait sets a lively mood. DJ spins house beats adding energy. Must try kimchi fries for a tasty start and sambal spiced calamari offers a crispy, spicy kick.
Kimchi fries stand out as a popular appetizer here. They come highly recommended and are consistently described as delicious and a must order.
Sambal spiced calamari stands out with its flavorful seasoning and crispy texture. The spicy version also delivers a great taste and perfect cooking.
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Happy hour is daily until 6pm with affordable drinks at the bar.
There is a lunch special available.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially before Broadway shows.
Spacious dining area with high ceilings and wide walkways creates an open, quiet atmosphere. Clean, modern interior features authentic Korean table settings with napkins and chopsticks under tables. Air conditioning runs strong, enhancing comfort during meals.
Both cabbage and turnip kimchees taste exceptionally good and match the quality found in Seoul. The kimchi often gets replaced when it runs low, showing attention to freshness and authentic flavor.
Spicy stir-fried calamari pairs with pork belly, cooked just right and tender. The dish features fresh ingredients and a perfect spice level that complements rice and cold noodles well.
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Reservations are not required, and seating is usually available without a wait.
The Budae Jjigae costs $45, which is on the higher end for a dish.
No side dishes, including Kimchi, are served with the soups.