Space feels airy with high ceilings and a cozy vibe. Galbi jjim offers tender texture and balanced spice. Refillable banchan like kimchi and jap-chae add variety and value. Portions are generous and hearty, perfect for big appetites.
Galbi jjim stands out with its tender texture, balanced spice, and flavorful toppings. Banchan includes refillable sides like kimchi, tofu, and jap-chae, adding variety and value.
"The Korean food, especially the short rib, is tender and flavorful."
"The kimchi portions here are so generous, I wished I could keep eating."
"It's a super cozy place with a clean, inviting ambiance."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant fills up quickly, especially on weekends.
Portion sizes are generous; one order can easily feed four people.
Prices are reasonable, with a total cost of around $35 for two people.
Wine bar mixes Seoul meets NYC style with a lively vibe and loud music. Unique makgeolli selection complements bold Korean fusion dishes like kimchi pasta and pork jowl. Perfect for groups and late-night hangs with vibrant, upbeat atmosphere.
Unique makgeolli pairs well with dishes like kimchi pasta, pork jowl, and shrimp toast. Rich, savory options include Korean fried chicken, rigatoni with kimchi, and wagyu tartare.
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Reservations are required as walk-ins are not accepted.
The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating options.
A QR code is used for the menu; no paper menus are available.
Modern interior with an open kitchen sets a clean, industrial chic tone. Authentic Korean dishes like galbitang soup and crispy seafood pancakes offer rich, comforting flavors. Stoneware bowls keep food hot, enhancing the warm, inviting vibe despite some noise.
Authentic Korean soups like galbitang and pork broth hit the mark with rich flavors. Crispy seafood pancakes and tender bossam pork come with traditional condiments and wraps, making the dishes approachable even for newcomers.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long waits.
Expect to pay $35-45 per person after tax and tip for a meal.
Parking can be challenging on weekends; consider using the Civic Center parking lot.
Small space with Korean fried chicken and beef bulgogi tacos offers bold flavors. Multiple screens play KPop videos, creating a loud, energetic vibe. Quick kiosk ordering suits casual diners seeking traditional Korean tastes in a lively setting.
Korean fried chicken comes out crispy and juicy. The kimchi is perfectly made and features in dishes like a spicy, creamy risotto. Beef bulgogi also appears in a taco form, adding variety to the menu.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 pm with 50% off beer.
The restaurant has a cool kiosk order system where you place your order and take a seat.
Parking is tough to find, so consider public transport.
Basement setting with dark wood walls and candle-lit tables creates an elegant vibe. High-end Korean BBQ offers marinated galbi and ribeye with sweet, savory flavors. Smokeless grills keep air fresh while stylish decor and private rooms add intimacy.
High-end Korean BBQ features quality meats like marinated galbi and ribeye with sweet, savory flavors. The menu includes hearty dishes such as wagyu jjigae and spicy tofu jjigae with six-hour simmered broth, complemented by delicious banchan and exotic drinks.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to avoid long wait times.
Parking is available in front of the restaurant until 6pm in the commercial zone.
The restaurant is located one floor below street level, so be prepared for stairs.
Small space with authentic Korean-style round tables and neon lights offers a cozy vibe. Bold flavors shine in Korean Fried Chicken and bibimbap, paired well with variety of soju options. Relaxed, stylish setting fits casual meals or date nights perfectly.
Bold flavors and great banchan define the menu. Korean Fried Chicken and bibimbap stand out, alongside crispy Mini Jeon with vegetable and seafood. So-tteok pairs well with beer, and a variety of soju options complement the authentic Korean pub vibe.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 10PM to 12AM, Monday to Saturday.
Enjoy $8 soju bottles, $3 sake, and $5 beer during happy hour.
The kitchen closes 30 minutes before closing time.
Spacious cafe offers a laid-back vibe with cozy sofa corners and glowing Noguchi lights. Korean dishes shine with the Galbi Patty Melt, blending juicy flavors and melty cheese. Self-service ordering and plentiful outlets make it great for work or socializing despite some echo.
Galbi Patty Melt stands out with a juicy galbi patty, melty cheese, and crispy buttery toast. Dishes stay true to Korean flavors while feeling modern and thoughtfully prepared.
Good to know
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
There are two lines—left side for dine-in and right side for takeout.
A QR code is available for ordering to-go items.
Small Korean grocery store buzzes with high-energy music and offers fresh produce alongside authentic Korean staples. Enjoy generous gimbap portions and homemade kimchi at affordable prices. Plates and to-go boxes add convenience to your visit.
Fresh and tasty gimbap comes in generous portions and affordable prices. The selection includes homemade kimchi, spicy fried chicken, japchae, and various ready-to-eat Korean meals and snacks.
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Woori Food Market offers a great selection of fresh produce and Korean staples.
Prices are reasonable, especially for fresh produce and pantry items.
The market has a variety of Korean grab-and-go snacks and lunches.
Small Korean grocery offers fresh homemade kimchi and affordable frozen pork belly for BBQ. Quiet weekdays create a local, approachable feel like a convenience store. Variety of banchan and snacks supports neighborhood needs despite higher prices.
Fresh kimbap and homemade kimchi stand out here, with options like beef and vegetarian kimbap. Prepared foods include japchae, vegetable pancake, dumplings, and a variety of banchan, plus affordable frozen pork belly and beef for BBQ.
Good to know
The store is located on Geary, just a couple of blocks from 19th Street.
They accept both card and cash payments.
Parking on the street in front of the store is easy to find.
Brightly lit Korean grocery store buzzes with lively atmosphere and authentic Korean markets vibe. Offers large selection of kimchi and fresh Korean dishes like kimchi fried rice at low prices. Spacious layout includes a mini food court and bakery for quick eats.
Offers a large selection of kimchi and various banchan alongside marinated meats ready for Korean BBQ. Prepared Korean dishes like kimchi fried rice and tteokbokki come fresh daily and at affordable prices.
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H Mart offers a wide variety of Asian groceries, especially Korean products.
The supermarket is known for its high-quality fresh seafood and produce.
Parking is available, but it can get crowded during peak hours.
Korean restaurant serves kimchi fried rice with bold flavors and large portions. Clean, modern design creates a relaxing atmosphere perfect for quiet lunches. Prices stay under $10, making it an affordable choice open all week.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its strong flavor and large portions. The pork belly curry bowl and galbi beef offer rich, well-cooked tastes that complement the menu.
Good to know
Most places in the financial district are closed on weekends, but this place stays open for lunch and dinner all week.
All menu items are under $10, providing great value.
The total cost is less than $15 per person, making it affordable.
Steak display guarded by a Godzilla figure sets a unique vibe. Kimchi side adds a Korean touch to burgers. Outdoor courtyard offers ample bench space for relaxed dining without indoor seating.
Kimchi appears as a small side with about three pieces, served alongside a burger and kettle chips. The kimchi tastes pretty good and adds a Korean touch to the meal.
Good to know
The burger costs about $30, and fries are extra.
The shop only offers take-out with no seating available.
They make cookies in-house using meat drippings.