Tiny shop with just an order counter and no seating creates a quick, grab-and-go vibe. Steady traffic brings a mix of people seeking authentic Korean street food with large, satisfying portions at affordable prices. The atmosphere stays busy and efficient, especially during dinner hours.
Bubble teas stand out here with honeydew flavor recommended by the owner. Juices and bubble teas both taste very good and come highly praised.
Beef bulgogi comes with a bed of vegetables and rice, offering a delicious and authentic flavor. Options include bulgogi bento boxes, rice bowls, and kimchi fried rice, all consistently full of flavor.
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This place only offers take out or delivery.
You can get a full meal for under $15.
The prices are reasonable for the portion size.
Korean restaurant offers a relaxed vibe with Tiffany-esque lights and soft Adele music. Try the Thai iced tea for a fair price and addictive flavor. Bulgogi shines in the cheesesteak and bento boxes with tasty sauces like yum yum and spicy mayo.
Thai iced tea stands out with both hot and iced options available. It offers a fair price and a flavor that some find addictive.
Bulgogi cheesesteak stands out with its unique blend of flavors. Stone Pot Bibimbap and bento boxes with bulgogi beef come with tasty sauces like yum yum and spicy mayo.
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The restaurant refuses to offer tap water.
They don’t have washrooms.
The prices are very cheap for New York.
Brutalist design meets cozy booths and a lively vibe near a central station. Beef bulgogi shines with tender meat and rich broth in soup. Tea selection includes refreshing Jeju tangerine tea that complements the bold flavors perfectly.
Offers a very good tea selection with options like Jeju tangerine tea that tastes remarkably refreshing.
Beef bulgogi features super chewy and tender meat. Bulgogi soup offers a rich broth with beef, tofu, mushrooms, and glass noodles. Pork bulgogi balances spice well without overwhelming heat.
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Making a reservation is recommended for larger groups.
The happy hour lasts until 7 PM and beers are available for five dollars.
The restaurant has a very fair price for lunch.
Small Vietnamese shop with clean, bright interior and limited seating creates a neighborhood vibe. Music adds a light, casual atmosphere. Known for varied banh mi sandwiches and crispy kimchi fries that draw repeat visits.
Thai iced tea here is consistently flavorful and matches the quality of traditional versions. It pairs well with savory dishes like the caramel pork banh mi and lemongrass chicken rice bowl.
Beef bulgogi appears in several forms like a banh mi sandwich, a bowl, and with kimchi fries. The bulgogi sandwich stands out as a favorite, while the bowl varies from just okay to a regular order.
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The banh mi costs $17, which is on the pricier side.
JoJu is a small shop, so seating may be limited during busy hours.
The limited seating includes only four small tables.
Korean barbecue restaurant with tabletop grilling and 24/7 lively atmosphere. Music plays loudly, creating an energetic vibe that stays busy late into the night. Spacious seating includes a second floor with a view of K-Town, blending interactive dining with a friendly environment.
Sweet Korean teas stand out here, especially the Korea sweet tea and sweet Korean lemon tea. Warm barley tea offers a soothing, mild flavor.
Marinated bulgogi stands out with its rich flavor and tender texture. Beef bulgogi appears in various dishes like rice entrees and bibimbap bowls, consistently delicious and well-seasoned.
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The establishment is open 24/7, 365 days a year.
Expect high prices, with BBQ Combos costing $300 for a large that feeds 3.
Karaoke is available next door, featuring popular songs.
Small, chic Korean restaurant with a cozy and relaxed space. Music selection and projector create a warm, inviting vibe that feels friendly and positive. Seating is comfortable, making it a pleasant spot for enjoying traditional dishes and drinks.
Guests receive hot tea promptly, especially on chilly days. The tea pairs well with dishes like bone broth noodle soup and hibiscus tea.
Very tender and flavorful meat stands out in the bulgogi. Portions are generous, paired with fresh pickled vegetables and rice that balance the dish well.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy lunch hours.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Small Vietnamese restaurant offers cozy, clean space with high chairs facing the window. Atmosphere feels calm and inviting, creating a relaxed vibe. Known for fresh, flavorful banh mi sandwiches and a well-maintained environment.
Tea here stands out for its rich and creamy texture and aromatic flavors. Options like Thai milk tea, iced Thai tea, Hong Kong Milk tea, and Vietnamese coffee deliver consistent quality.
Bulgogi here comes with lots of meat and super flavorful seasoning. The bulgogi Banh mi and salad bowl both have perfectly cooked beef, and the bulgogi fries add a tasty twist.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 7 PM, limiting dinner orders.
Mr Banh Mi is closed on Wednesdays.
There is no seating available; delivery or pickup is suggested.
Cozy cafe with bright natural light and minimal, cute decor creates a peaceful atmosphere. Soft jazz music and friendly staff foster a quiet, welcoming vibe popular with locals and nearby workers. Roasted coffee and unique menu items like Korean bulgogi add distinct character to the space.
Chai lattes stand out with rich, bold flavors. Green tea fruit drinks come with customizable mixes. Iced teas, including peach, offer refreshing, excellent taste. Oat milk options like dirty matcha and flat white add creamy texture.
Spicy chicken bulgogi stands out with its bold flavor. The bulgogi and rice dish offers a delicious, savory taste alongside other Korean snacks like a kimchi sandwich.
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The cafe is conveniently located near the Mineola LIRR station.
They offer a stamp card system that provides a $5 discount after collecting enough stamps.
Parking is metered right next door for 30 minutes with one coin.
Tiny restaurant with few tables and an intimate, cozy atmosphere in a residential setting. Offers a small outdoor space surrounded by potted plants, creating a friendly vibe. Known for excellent vegan and vegetarian breakfast options and rich, flavorful cocktails.
Dirty chai comes in a small can, easy to take out. The taro latte and Chai tea latte stand out. Plum tea and ginger honey tea offer unique flavors with a side of milk available.
Bulgogi beef tacos stand out as a popular choice, often paired with other items like beet salad and beef dumplings. The bulgogi Tofu BLT offers a unique twist and bold flavor.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for groups of 3 or more due to limited seating.
Expect long wait times during busy weekend brunch hours.
The restaurant only serves bottled water for dine-in customers.
Outdoor space features a zen garden and cozy booths that create a peaceful, tranquil atmosphere. Inside offers a vibrant cafe vibe with music and lush decor. The setting invites relaxed dining with a calm, inviting energy.
Taro boba tea stands out with its rich flavor. The rose bubble tea offers a floral twist that complements the menu well.
Beef bulgogi appears in oversized bao buns loaded with sweet onions, kimchi, oshinko, cheese, and greens. The bulgogi is flavorful and pairs well with pork belly buns, fries, and salad.
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The restaurant is only doing takeout due to Covid restrictions.
Most menu items contain soy, which may be an issue for allergies.
Buntopia offers vegetarian and vegan options for those who don't eat meat.
Small Korean restaurant with counter seating and a cozy, authentic vibe. Space feels cramped and warm, often busy with people ordering to-go or sitting briefly. Offers a unique tteokbokki flavor and popular Korean fried chicken.
Plum Korean iced tea and honey yuzu cold tea stand out for their refreshing and delicious flavors. The plum and passionfruit iced tea also offers a crisp, fruity taste.
Beef bulgogi comes with rice and pairs well with other dishes like dokbokki and cheese and herbs chicken. A meal including bulgogi and sides costs around $35.
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You need to bring cash, as they do not accept card payments.
Mimisa has only a few seats and gets very busy, especially around lunchtime.
If ordering ahead for pickup, call the business directly instead of using Grubhub or DoorDash.
Asian grocery store offers a bright, clean space with a homey atmosphere. It features a juice bar and noodle station where food can be prepared and eaten on site. The store carries a wide selection of Asian snacks and fresh groceries at reasonable prices.
Fresh and handmade bubble teas stand out here, especially the pearl milk tea with boba. The tea offers a refreshing taste and pairs well with the juice counter nearby.
Spicy beef bulgogi rice balls come fresh and affordable. They offer a delicious and flavorful bite with a nice kick.
Good to know
Lunch options are available for under $5.
The market offers a wide variety of specialty Asian foods.
Customers can cook and eat their noodles on the premises.
Floor seating with shoe removal and under-table leg cutouts creates an authentic Korean dining setup. Soft lighting and traditional decor foster a calm, immersive atmosphere. The space balances minimalist design with cultural touches, offering a peaceful and comfortable experience.
Plum tea stands out with a rich flavor and comes either as a single serving or with a thermos of extra tea. Lychee iced tea offers a refreshing option alongside a broad range of entrees.
The bulgogi options include a plant-based bulgogi stone bowl rice and bulgogi bossam bites. The bites are solid but not standout, while the hot stone bowl and Ssam Bab feel underwhelming.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended at least a week in advance due to high demand.
Diners must remove their shoes before entering the seating area.
The emporer's tasting menu costs $75 per person.
Three-floor space with tiered seating and Asian-themed decor creates a calm, intimate setting. Atmosphere stays serene and peaceful, offering quiet areas for conversation. Outdoor seating adds a refreshing option on pleasant days.
Persimmon leaf tea, Korean plum tea, and lotus tea stand out among the hot tea options. The tea selection pairs well with various dishes and desserts offered.
Sizzling bulgogi comes with white rice and stands out as a main dish. It pairs well with scallion pancakes and other sides like japchae dumplings.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
The lunch specials are $22 and offer a filling meal.
All menu items are vegan, making it easy for plant-based eaters.
Two-floored Korean BBQ spot with dark green and wood aesthetic creates a serene yet lively atmosphere. Tables are close together, contributing to a medium to high noise level that challenges conversation. Old-school K-pop music and Korean-style cocktails add cultural flavor to the experience.
Complimentary barley tea comes cold and refilled often. Servers keep side dishes and tea fully stocked throughout the meal.
Bulgogi hits 100% every time with a perfect balance of broth and banchan. Staff help cook the bulgogi at the table, making the experience smooth and enjoyable.
Good to know
You definitely need a reservation beforehand due to the place getting packed.
There was a wait of about an hour after making the reservation.
The dining time is limited since the restaurant is very popular.
Long, narrow space blends modern and traditional Korean décor with dim, moody lighting and wood furnishings. Atmosphere balances upscale vibe with occasional loudness, making conversation sometimes challenging. Small tables and free refill banchan add to the dining experience.
A bottle of chilled barley tea arrives before sitting down, setting a refreshing tone. The tea stays perfectly cold and gets refilled without asking throughout the meal.
Tender, juicy bulgogi features in dishes like bibimbap with purple rice and side plate toppings. Grilled sweet beef called Un-Yang Bulgogi pairs well with rice.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially after 6pm when the restaurant fills up quickly.
Dinner is served from 5 p.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends.
The restaurant limits each party’s dining time to 2 hours.
Small space with authentic Korean decor creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere that feels like stepping into a bustling Korean street. Tables are spacious and well-separated, offering a quiet escape from city noise. The vibe suits family dinners and date nights with a welcoming, traditional feel.
Complimentary barley tea warms you up when it's chilly. Hot tea gets refilled without asking, though sometimes extra tea requests don't arrive.
Beef and pork bulgogi come with sweet and spicy garlic soy wings and sides like kimchi, pickled vegetables, and fish cakes. Pork bulgogi stands out enough to order twice.
Good to know
Reservations are not necessary as the wait is never longer than 5 minutes.
There is a long queue after 6:30 PM.
They stop service by 9 PM.
Tiny takeout spot with limited indoor seating and outdoor tables on a wide sidewalk creates a packed, lively atmosphere. Walls feature colorful murals that add warmth and charm, matching the local Brooklyn vibe. Music playlist keeps energy up while people gather for unique Syrian-Korean flavors.
Complimentary tea arrives with meals, often featuring clove and cardamom flavors. It pairs well with desserts and comes served while waiting or finishing the meal.
Bulgogi dishes come in perfectly seasoned wraps and kimbap, including chicken bulgogi with kimchi. The Bulgogi fatboy offers a generous portion size and stands out for its rich flavor.
Good to know
This restaurant is take-out only with no dine-in options.
The portion sizes are huge, often enough to share.
Prices are significantly higher than average, ranging from $8-$24 for dishes.
Korean cafe and kitchen with a warm, inviting atmosphere and chill vibes that shift from quiet coffee shop to lively party space at night. Music videos play constantly, and karaoke adds to the fun environment. The space features great ceramic ware and a playlist that complements the experience.
Service includes coffee, tea, and matcha available well into the afternoon. Matcha iced tea pairs well with breakfast items like the K-Street B.E.C. sandwich.
Tender and moist bulgogi stands out here. The Bulgogi Dosirak offers a delicious and satisfying meal that gets finished every time.
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At 5 PM, the coffee shop turns into a fantastic little Korean kitchen.
The restaurant is mostly takeout for now, making it quiet for dining in.
Ordering a family style meal is highly recommended to try more dishes.
Spacious dining area with a modern design and clean, bright atmosphere sets a welcoming tone. The place offers unique Korean noodle dishes with distinct flavor profiles and thin-skinned dumplings in rich broths. Tables include a call button for service, adding convenience to the experience.
Hot barley tea arrives warm and earthy with a slight bitterness. Staff provide consistent refills and pour tea into the rice pot to lift the rice at the bottom.
BBQ bulgogi here stands out with a unique twist compared to standard versions. It pairs well with other dishes like mandoo and the signature MD kalguksu.
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The restaurant gets busy around noon on Wednesdays.
There is plenty of parking, regardless of day and time of week.
Take out took about 20 minutes during weekend lunchtime.
Restaurant recreates 1980s Korean retro vibe with nostalgic decor like old-school calendars and retro TVs. Atmosphere feels peaceful yet lively, evoking a sense of stepping into an older Korean family-run spot. Unique amenities include a complimentary drink machine offering coffee and hot chocolate after meals.
Strong coffee and blackbean tea come complimentary at the end. A tea vending machine highlights Korean culture. Jujube ginger tea aids digestion, and yuzu ginger tea tastes great.
Meats have a charred flavor and the bulgogi is well marinated and tender. The dish tastes very authentic and simple but excellent.
Good to know
Kisa offers a lunch menu Friday to Sunday from 11am to 2:30pm.
Expect wait times of 1.5-2 hours for walk-ins during peak hours.
Arrive at least 30 minutes early for the 5 PM opening to secure a table.
Space feels limited and designed for takeout only, with COVID precautions like shields between customers. Atmosphere stays welcoming despite the compact setup. Food offers authentic Korean flavors, with standout dishes like bulgogi and spicy rice cakes, though some items vary in flavor intensity.
Bubble tea comes in a variety of flavors including taro and brown sugar milk tea and strawberry milk tea that tastes like a milkshake. The bubble tea selection pairs well with Korean BBQ.
The Bulgogi Box stands out with its consistent quality and satisfying flavors. It pairs well with Jap Chae, making it a solid choice for a meal.
Good to know
Takeout only; no dine-in options available.
Expect to wait during peak lunch hours, especially on weekends.
Lunch specials end at 2:30 PM, not 3 PM as advertised.
Scandinavian-inspired interior with high ceilings and an open kitchen creates a spacious, modern chic setting. Atmosphere feels like home-cooked food served in a neatly arranged, clean space. Quality ingredients and skillful cooking stand out despite a higher price point.
Ginger Cheong Tea stands out as a favorite, with hot ginger tea serving as a warm choice on cold days. Some teas like ginseng and sweet ginger are sometimes unavailable but worth trying when in stock.
Beef bulgogi comes fresh and just right, often served over rice or in kimbap. Spicy versions appear in bibimbap and stir fry boxes, offering well-priced and tasty options.
Good to know
The shop closes the kitchen before 8:10 PM.
The Gochujang Pork Stir-fry cost $13, which was incredible for the amount of food received.
The prepared refrigerated meals seem pricey, as much as a hot meal in a restaurant.
Simple, homey space feels like a countryside Korean house with mom-and-pop vibe and basic decor. Atmosphere stays low key and relaxed with Kpop music videos adding a casual, fun touch. Complimentary ice cream and tea finish meals, enhancing the welcoming, authentic experience.
Hot tea comes in a kettle and is served in paper cups instead of plastic. Tea refills happen quickly, and they offer complimentary tea alongside ice cream and side dishes.
BBQ Bulgogi offers a solid flavor despite some seasoning quirks. It pairs well with other Korean staples like rice cake and bibimbap, making it a good choice for family meals.
Good to know
Parking is available in front of the restaurant.
Expect a wait on weekend evenings as every table is often taken.
The restaurant offers large portion sizes at fair prices.
Restaurant offers authentic Korean decor with divided tables that create semi-private dining spaces. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and lively to loud and cramped, reflecting a busy, energetic vibe. Unlimited free banchan refills and attentive service add to a distinctly Korean dining experience.
Warmly boiled barley tea replaces plain water and is served consistently. Hot tea comes with attentive service and complements the side dishes well.
Hot stone cooking highlights the Beef Bulgogi with rich flavors. Baby Octopus offers a unique twist alongside traditional options.
Good to know
The restaurant fills up quickly, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Reservations are in-person only; expect a long wait without one.
Join the waitlist using an iPad upon arrival.
Spacious dining area with modern design and large windows offers views of the Empire State Building. Atmosphere stays chill and fun, suited for casual meetups or dates. Both indoor and outdoor seating provide comfortable options in a clean, well-maintained setting.
Jasmine tea stands out with a lovely flavor and is served well. Bubble tea is available but comes at a higher price than expected.
Steak bulgogi stands out with its rich flavor, paired well with pork baos and pork belly buns. Bulgogi rice and bulgogi noodles offer solid options, while the salmon rice cake adds a unique twist.
Good to know
Happy hour runs every weekday from 3-6 PM with decent prices on beer and food.
Prepare for a wait during busy lunch hours, especially on weekdays.
The venue is open late, making it a good option for evening dining.
Spacious Korean restaurant offers tabletop grilling and personal hotpots for a hands-on dining experience. Atmosphere is lively and noisy with Kpop music and big screens, creating an energetic vibe. Guests enjoy a condiment bar and free appetizer station, making meals customizable and interactive.
Milk tea comes inside the soup and mixes well with a spoon. Strawberry tea and Thai tea stand out, with the bar offering babo tea as well.
Spicy bulgogi stands out with its soft texture and bold flavor. Beef bulgogi pairs well with short ribs and prime brisket, all cooked tender and juicy.
Good to know
The lunch special is $20.99 and is available from 12 PM to 4 PM.
On weekends, the price is $30 for hotpot or BBQ and $35 for both.
Happy hour drinks are available, and bubble tea has the option to add soju.
Modern interior showcases quiet luxury with spacious seating and thoughtful design. Atmosphere stays relaxing and cozy, supporting easy conversation without loud music. Guests find an upscale yet comfortable vibe throughout the experience.
Barley tea comes free and stands out as a refreshing staple. A tea service featuring cockscomb tea is also offered at no charge.
Korean dishes come with a modern twist, featuring Seoul bulgogi and bulgogi perilla udon. Bulgogi stands out as a delicious option alongside other well-liked dishes.
Good to know
Lunch special is available from 11 AM to 4 PM on weekdays.
Plan at least 1 hour for dining during lunch hours.
The wait time for dishes can be around 40 minutes.
Korean restaurant with modern wood and white decor and spacious table separation creates a cozy sophisticated atmosphere. The vibe is friendly and inviting, with soft back lighting and comfy bench seats. Refillable banchan and a full bar add to the experience.
Servers keep tea cups full with attentive service. Hot barley digestive tea offers a smooth finish to meals.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a weekday lunch special.
Two appetizers and two entrees can feed 4-5 people easily.
You can choose the level of spiciness for the tofu stew.
Korean restaurant with bustling energy and a crowded, lively atmosphere. Space feels compact and a bit loud, making it less cozy but vibrant. Known for authentic, high-quality Korean barbecue and tofu dishes with standout seafood pancakes and flavorful stews.
Green tea flows continuously and hot barley tea is available. Both teas are delicious and served with care.
Beef bulgogi comes in combos often paired with tofu soup or tteokbokki. Chicken bulgogi tastes a bit too sweet. Portions on the hot stone plate have shrunk despite a price increase.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $40-$50 per person for dinner before taxes and tip.
Parking is free and plentiful around the restaurant.
The kitchen closes at 9 PM, but arriving too close to closing may result in being turned away.