Interior shows beautiful design with a huge selection of hot and cold foods including amazing Korean dishes. Energy stays calm as it focuses on takeout and delivery, with staff speaking Spanish and offering free samples. Variety and freshness define the experience, making it a hidden gem for diverse flavors.
Spicy beef Kimbap and Japche stand out with fresh flavors. Korean fried chicken comes with a soy garlic sauce that is crispy and flavorful. Kimchi adds a classic, tangy touch to the meal.
Offers a mix of hot and cold food with a strong deli focus and amazing Korean dishes. Portions come in generous sizes and prices stay very reasonable, with friendly service throughout.
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They now also offered delivery at a very low cost.
Kitchen Door Deli offered a huge selection of cold and hot foods.
Ordering online was convenient.
Mom and pop deli blends Korean and American flavors with an extensive menu featuring authentic Korean staples rarely found nearby. The atmosphere feels friendly and comfortable, making it a standout spot for those seeking quality Korean food at reasonable prices.
Spicy rice cake with kimbap offers bold flavors and freshness, with kimbap featuring super rice that is never stale. Kimchi stew comes with a large portion of pork and delivers lasting satisfaction.
Generous portions of fresh Korean/American fusion food combine comfort and flavor naturally. The deli offers a friendly, neighborhood vibe with dishes made carefully and tasting vibrant.
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The menu includes a variety of Korean and American dishes.
Prices are reasonable, with large portions available.
Takeout is available for all menu items.
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.
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.
Family-run deli offers exceptional sandwiches with standout pastrami. A Korean fusion sake bar sits behind the deli, adding a unique twist to the classic deli experience.
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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.
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.
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.
Offers a variety of different foods with a focus on Japanese deli items. Rice balls stand out as flavorful and fresh, alongside bubble tea that complements the selection well.
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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.
Buffet restaurant offers a clean, bright space with upstairs seating playing classical and modern jazz. Atmosphere feels chill but a bit frantic due to nearby busy area. Self-service setup provides a large variety of dishes with reasonable prices, appealing to groups and early diners.
Multiple stations include a Korean cuisine section with dishes like kimchi ramen and triangle kimbap. Kimchi is available and sometimes given for free by staff.
Made-to-order deli sandwiches and breakfast burritos stand out here. The deli offers a clean space with plenty of selection, including options like a Philly cheesesteak.
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Prices are cheaper if you use cash.
The price of the buffet is fair for New York at $13.99 per pound.
You can pick and choose what you want, weigh it, and then pay.
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.
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.
Everything comes made in-house with minimal oil and no refined sugar. The deli offers a great selection of premade vegan food, shelf-stable products, and drinks in a cute little setting.
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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 food spot inside a larger deli mart offers a cozy, casual atmosphere with cafeteria-style seating and a homey vibe reminiscent of traditional meals. The place serves authentic, well-seasoned dishes like soups and kimbap, attracting those seeking quick, flavorful meals in a friendly setting.
Spicy and well-seasoned dishes like kimchi stew and bulgogi kimbap stand out. Options include bibimbap with rice separated for freshness and a non-spicy version for those sensitive to heat.
A small mom-and-pop style deli with a hidden Korean restaurant tucked in the back. It offers old school New York seating and a fun mix of New York deli vibes alongside authentic Korean food.
Good to know
The restaurant has very limited seating, so takeout is ideal.
You order at the restaurant and then bring a card to the deli to pay.
The Bulgogibob costs $15 including tax.
Spacious, modernly furnished grocery store combines upscale grocery with self-service buffet and make-to-order cafe. Bright, elegant atmosphere offers ample seating for quiet meals and casual dining. The place feels inviting with a neighborhood vibe and a wide selection of fresh produce and prepared foods.
Bulgogi Beef Bowl features artful presentation and a generous portion size. Bibimbap uses quality ingredients and comes in a large serving. Korean options include kimbap and some groceries.
Hot and cold deli bars offer a wide range of fresh, tasty options with a massive selection. The self-serve buffet and make-to-order cafe provide reasonable prices and great variety.
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The establishment operates 24/7.
The buffet with a variety of hot dishes, salads, and fresh fruit is available 24 hours.
Paying by card doubles the price compared to paying with cash.
Deli space combines cozy seating with a fast-paced vibe and large portions. Floral displays add a pleasant scent despite occasional food preparation odors. Menu blends American and Korean dishes, with homemade kimchi and unique drinks like maekgolli.
Homemade kimchi stands out with a vegan option and a sweet, fresh flavor. The Japchae is cooked fresh with shrimp, not microwaved, and the Bulgogi offers a solid, flavorful choice.
Cleanliness stands out as the deli is the cleanest around. A warm, kind husband-and-wife team runs it, creating a sense of comfort and community in a busy city. Bulgogi Beef with Cheese Sandwich is one of the offerings.
Good to know
The restaurant has a liquor license so you can drink there.
The deli offers a 10% discount on food for many local employees.
Expect longer wait times as food is prepared from scratch.
Deli combines Korean dishes like kimbap and tteokbokki with traditional sandwiches. Atmosphere feels casual with no visible pricing or menu, creating an unusual ordering experience. Food quality varies, with fresh kimbap standing out amid other items that sometimes taste stale or overly greasy.
Kimbap stands out with its fresh, flavorful taste and satisfying texture. Tteokbokki offers a perfect consistency and rich flavor that complements the kimbap well.
Korean-inspired dishes stand out with unique flavors in a small, regular deli setting. Prices stay very reasonable, making it easy to try something different every day.
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Prices at Hanstedt Deli are $30 for two sandwiches, which may seem high for the quality.
There are no prices displayed anywhere, including no menu available for customers.
The deli offers Korean dishes alongside traditional deli options.
Large space with indoor and outdoor seating offers a calm and relaxed atmosphere. Buffet options include a fruit and salad bar and a variety of snacks, with a convenience store and wine section on site. The environment stays clean and well maintained throughout.
Kimbap and kimchi fried rice stand out with authentic flavors. Food stands offer japchae and Korean-style vegetables, alongside popular ramen like Shin Ramyun and Neoguri.
Offers a wide range of deli sandwiches, roasted turkey breast, and a soup bar. Prices are clearly marked on all items, unlike many other delis. Staff behind the deli counter can be inattentive.
Good to know
Food is priced by weight at $12.99 for 1 pound.
Everything is weighed, and you need a plastic plate to fill with food.
Customers need to ask for a key at the counter to access the restrooms.