Korean restaurant with eclectic decor featuring Tiffany-esque light fixtures and toy car accents creates a relaxed, family-run atmosphere. Music by Adele plays softly, adding to the calming vibe. Seating is sleek and clean, supporting a comfortable dining experience.
Burritos here feature Korean fusion flavors like bulgogi and spicy pork wrapped with veggie fried rice. Options include chicken, shrimp, and beef, all packed with fresh, bold taste.
Bibimbap shines here with options like sizzling, stone pot, and spicy pork in a hot bowl. The bulgogi dishes, including a beef platter and cheesesteak, stand out alongside well-seasoned Kimbap and flavorful kalbi.
"I found the food here to be delicious and fresh."
"The owners are so friendly and helpful with the Korean Food."
"I loved the bulgogi burrito with its fresh, bursting flavor."
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The restaurant refuses to offer tap water.
They don’t have washrooms.
The prices are very cheap for New York.
Small hole-in-the-wall takeout spot operates through a walk-up window with a tiny kitchen inside. Atmosphere is casual and busy, especially at lunchtime when lines form outside. Known for affordable sushi burritos, fresh ingredients, and simple yet flavorful Korean kimbap, it offers quick service without seating.
Sushi burritos come in various flavors like spam, shrimp tempura, and salmon, all offering great value and reasonable prices. The Ninja burrito stands out as a perfect sushi roll in burrito form.
Kimbap here offers quality ingredients and a perfectly made Korean Gimbap experience. Prices range from $5 to $10, making it a reasonable deal for authentic Korean food.
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The restaurant is only open at lunch and during the week.
The restaurant closes early at 4pm.
For $10, you can get a delicious meal to go.
Space combines a deli counter with a backroom bar featuring vinyl records and 70s/80s memorabilia. Atmosphere stays lively with classic rock music on vinyl and an old school DJ booth. Crowd enjoys controlling music and sampling soju-based cocktails alongside Korean dishes.
Breakfast burritos come with jalapenos and offer a spicy kick. The Hendrix burrito stands out as a yummy option among the choices.
Korean fried chicken and Bulgogi stand out on the menu. The spot offers a solid selection of soju-based cocktails and soju-bombs alongside Korean BBQ.
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The restaurant has a dinner menu that starts after 6pm.
They offer breakfast service.
The deli has lower prices compared to Katz's.
Full-size coffee roaster and vintage tin ceiling create a unique interior with a cozy, quiet atmosphere. Plants and warm lighting enhance a calm vibe suited for work or casual hangouts. Open seating accommodates both solo visitors and small groups comfortably.
Bulgogi burrito stands out with its extreme spiciness and rich flavor. Breakfast burritos, especially the bulgogi breakfast wrap, come highly recommended for their delicious taste and satisfying quality.
Bulgogi burrito stands out with its extreme spiciness and rich flavor. Bibimbap comes in both hot and vegetarian versions, and kimchi fried rice pairs well with breakfast wraps featuring kimchi.
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The price of espresso is $4.50, plus $0.75 for oat milk.
There are no outlets available for charging devices.
The WiFi is speedy, making it suitable for work.
Mexican restaurant offers a cozy interior with beautiful decoration and lively atmosphere enhanced by good music. The space feels comfortable and spacious, creating a welcoming vibe. Guests often engage with amenities like chess while enjoying generous portions and a variety of fresh dishes.
Chicken burritos come in a large portion and taste fresh and homemade. Sushi burritos have a small portion size and cost $17.
Generous portions of kimbap, bibimbap, and katsu bowl stand out. Options include Tteokbokki and desserts like Nutella-filled taiyaki. Spice levels can be adjusted.
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The poke bowl costs $17, more if paying by card.
They have a discount for college students.
The restaurant offers lunch specials that are very cheap and come with lots of food.
Hole in the wall restaurant offers limited seating with a quiet, calm vibe and a rare outdoor patio that lets sunlight in. The atmosphere includes great music and a relaxed pace, attracting those who appreciate a peaceful brunch setting.
Breakfast burritos come with crispy hash browns inside and offer a superb, savory flavor. They pair well with a mimosa and are a frequent choice for a satisfying morning meal.
Kimchi dishes stand out with spicy, flavorful kimchi featured in the scramble and omelet. The kimchi scramble pairs well with toast and offers a memorable, bold taste experience.
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Plan to get to Hole In The Wall early if you want to sit indoors, as their brunch gets busy.
They don't take reservations, so be prepared for a bit of a wait.
You can add yourself to the waitlist and go for a stroll around while waiting.
Japanese delicatessen with a sweet atmosphere and cute decor offers fresh onigiri and fun claw machines. The space feels like a curbed version of a larger grocery market with a variety of Asian snacks and vegan options. It attracts people looking for quick, tasty bites and playful distractions.
Sushi burritos come with shrimp tempura or tofu, packed with many ingredients in every bite. Options like the poke tuna and chicken burritos offer fresh, tasty fillings, and rice balls add variety.
Veggie kimbap stands out with fishcake, veggies, and avocado/cucumber fillings. Kimchi and avocado rice balls also feature, with both kids and adults enjoying the onigiris and kimbap regularly.
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Rice balls typically range from $4-6, offering a filling snack option.
The cafe has many amazing vegan options available for plant-based eaters.
You can grab fresh onigiri and other Japanese treats for a quick meal.
Restaurant combines cozy, trendy atmosphere with Australian flair and a rooftop offering Empire State Building views. Music ranges from classical playlists to live DJs, creating a warm and intimate vibe. Seating options include outdoor, bar, lounge, dining area, and private room.
Breakfast burritos stand out with fresh avocado and a delicious taste. They come highly recommended and pair well with sweet options like waffles.
Kimchi features prominently in several dishes like the kimchi scramble, kimchi egg toast, and kimchi sambal scramble. The food blends spicy shrimp with tangy kimchi for bold flavors.
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Wine Wednesday means half price bottles all night long.
Happy hour is available every day of the week.
Daily specials include $20 chicken parm with a drink on Tuesdays.
Graffiti art and colorful decor create an edgy, vibrant atmosphere with a relaxed vibe. Music ranges from old school tracks to live DJ sets, setting a lively tone without overwhelming noise. Outdoor seating and a small stage add to the creative, urban feel.
Burritos here come with bold flavors and a satisfying mix of ingredients. They pair well with cauliflower buffalo wings and spicy wings for a flavorful meal.
Korean BBQ chicken stands out with its rich flavor. The Korean BBQ wings come with a yummy coating that makes them really good.
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Happy hour is available with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long waits.
All transactions must be conducted through your phone.
Korean grocery store offers fresh ingredients and made-to-order dishes with a cute grocery section featuring Asian staples. The atmosphere includes a long wait time likely due to freshness, and the place draws those seeking authentic Korean food with a variety of options like rice cakes and bibimbap.
Pork belly stands out as a key filling in the burritos here. Burritos come with rice and assorted banchan, adding a unique twist to the usual fare.
Fresh ingredients and made-to-order dishes stand out here. The rice cakes, beef bulgogi, and LA Galbi lunch box offer solid Korean flavors. Friendly staff often add extras like kimbap, and the kimchi stew is a popular choice in colder months.
Good to know
The tteokbokki (rice cakes) costs $11.
Expect small portions; tteokbokki is not even a third full in a small soup container.
Most third-party drivers prefer to know about tips before accepting a delivery.
Cozy shop with beautiful interior and an art-drenched atmosphere creates a vibrant, positive vibe. Good music plays softly, enhancing the chill and fresh energy. Limited seating encourages a grab-and-go experience with many offerings made in-house and packaged in biodegradable containers.
Breakfast burritos stand out with their rich flavor and satisfying texture. Vegan burrito options offer a notably delicious experience.
Japchae noodles stand out with a coconut sugar sweetness and no greasy feel. Spring rolls come with peanut and sweet chili sauces, and the menu includes a gluten-free vegan mac and cheese and crunchy vegetable salad.
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The deli mostly functions as a grab-and-go but has limited seating inside and outside.
The food is always labeled depending on dietary restrictions.
Everything in the store is refined sugar free.
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.
Breakfast burritos feature a kimchi ketchup that stands out. A kimchee burrito also appears on the menu. Prices reach around $13 for breakfast options.
Japchae stands out as some of the best ever tasted. The menu features kimchi fried rice with tofu, Bulgogi Dosirak, and Seol-Leong Tang bone soup, all consistently delicious.
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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.
Open space with hipster decor, graffiti walls, and live music creates a lively, artistic vibe. Comfortable seating fills the room where jazz bands and DJs perform regularly. The atmosphere blends cool energy with a cozy, welcoming feel.
The burrito holds up well during travel and stays tasty. The sauce is insanely delicious, adding a strong flavor even after a plane ride.
Korean BBQ wings offer a chewy texture with rich flavor. The Korean BBQ pizza and seitan dishes come with standout sauces that elevate the taste.
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Lunch for two people averages around $70 without lunch specials.
The $18-20 pizzas are quite small, similar to frozen store pizzas.
The restaurant serves breakfast all day, offering a variety of options.
Small, cozy diner with intimate seating and a classic diner vibe. Kitchen activity is visible and well organized, adding to the atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers heated comfort despite being under a noisy bridge.
Breakfast burritos feature incredible Asian flavors inside the beans and come with crispy home fries. They offer great value and stand out as a favorite choice for a morning meal.
Pancakes and Korean fried chicken wings stand out with a crispiness unlike anything else. These dishes define the Korean food experience here.
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Reservations are highly suggested to avoid long wait times.
Expect a wait of 1 hour or more during popular brunch times.
There is no reservation option for brunch on weekends.
Cozy Korean restaurant with dim lighting and twinkle lights creates a warm, casual vibe ideal for date nights. Outdoor seating offers a relaxed option when weather permits. Known for fantastic wings and authentic Korean dishes, it combines a homey atmosphere with a tight, intimate layout.
Burritos here have a Korean flavor with kimchee stews often paired. Options include a vegan burrito that can be bland, while others are generally delicious and tasty.
Bibimbap stands out with a vegan option and filling portions. Kimchi stew and banchan for sharing add authentic Korean flavors, while a soju colada offers a unique drink choice.
Good to know
Little Dokebi is a cash-only establishment, which can be inconvenient for some customers.
Expect smaller portion sizes for the price, which may not justify the cost.
Gluten-free items are clearly labeled, ensuring a safe dining experience for those with allergies.
Corner space with big windows and classic old room design creates a light-filled and cozy atmosphere. Indoor and shaded outdoor seating accommodate both quiet lunches and lively gatherings with live music. Crowd includes those appreciating fabulous cocktails and a down-to-earth vibe.
Breakfast burritos come packed with plenty of food and offer a fantastic flavor. They pair well with French fries for a filling meal.
Kimchi features heavily in dishes like kimchi eggs, kimchi scramble, and kimchi toast, all offering a zesty kick. The kimchi eggs pair well with avocado toast for a flavorful combo.
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Reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak summer months.
Customers must scan a QR code to pay when checking out.
Happy hour runs from 4-6 PM Monday to Friday, with cocktails priced at $10 and beers at $5.
Bright, clean space with tidy counters and varied fresh ingredients creates a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Seating is available in a quiet setting with good vibes throughout. The place stands out for its fresh poke bowls that many consider among the best in the city.
The poke burrito offers a well-mixed flavor profile in every bite, making it a solid choice over bowls for a first try. Employees often react in Spanish when ordering the burrito poke.
Korean BBQ and Miso Chicken Poke bowls come with an all-the-way topping that includes kimchi. The kimchi is flavorful but not as fresh as the other items.
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The establishment closes at 10 PM but stops providing service at 9:30 PM.
A small bowl costs around $12, while the largest bowl is about $20.
Ordering ahead is recommended to ensure timely seating during lunch.
Outdoor seating dominates with a spacious patio featuring heat lamps and shade, creating a casual, laid-back brunch vibe. Inside, the space is chic and modern but can feel cold and smoky, with loud music setting an energetic tone. The atmosphere blends busy charm with a mix of relaxed and lively energy.
Breakfast burritos come fresh and delicious with a notable spicy kick. They arrive with hot, crisp fries that complement the meal well.
Brunch includes a kimchi scramble that blends spicy and savory flavors. The scramble pairs well with sourdough and stands out among other dishes like stuffed cheesecake waffles.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
Happy hour runs from 4-6 PM with $10 drinks.
Brunch is walk-in only, so arrive early to secure a table.