Small Korean pub with heated wall seats offers a cozy, family-like vibe. Gamjatang is rich in sesame oil, delivering authentic, hearty flavor. Food tastes like home-cooked meals, providing a soulful, healing experience.
Rich in sesame oil, the gamjatang offers a deeply flavorful and authentic taste. It pairs well with dishes like bossam and jin mandoo, making it a standout choice for a hearty Korean meal.
Authentic Korean food offers unique flavors not found elsewhere in New York. The dishes taste like home-cooked meals with traditional recipes and deliver a soulful, healing experience.
"The Korean food here is so delicious, I keep thinking about it."
"It's a cozy spot with great flavors and an inviting atmosphere."
"This gamjatang is so delicious and packed with meat."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups due to limited seating.
Only street parking is available, which can be difficult at times.
Prices are very reasonable, making it an affordable dining option.
Cozy spot with hand-painted murals offers authentic Korean flavors and generous portions. Gamjatang shines with rich soup and soft meat, perfect with rice. Casual vibe and chill owner make it feel like expert homemade meals.
Rich soup and soft, generous meat define the Gamjatang here. Eating it with rice creates a perfect combination that stands out.
Food here offers authentic Korean flavors with generous portions. The dishes deliver comfort food quality that rivals and even surpasses what you find in Korea.
Good to know
If you’re ordering the Sundaeguk, the portion is already generous.
There is a small language barrier if you don't speak Korean.
If you run out of side dishes, ask right away.
Spacious food court offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with stylish interior and comfortable seating. Spicy pork bone soup shines with rich, hearty flavor true to Korean tradition. Menu features authentic Korean dishes at semi affordable prices, satisfying diverse tastes.
Spicy pork bone soup with potatoes and perilla seeds stands out in the gamjatang here. It tastes just like the traditional Korean version and delivers a rich, hearty flavor.
Food features authentic Korean dishes with a focus on soup bone that stands out for its flavor. The menu offers tasty options at semi affordable prices and consistently delivers satisfying meals.
Good to know
A 30% discount is available until the end of November.
Expect long wait times as it's primarily a pickup joint.
Portion sizes are generous, especially with the current discount.
Cozy spot with authentic Korean decor offers a quiet escape perfect for family dinners or dates. Food shines with authentic Korean flavors and consistently amazing quality. Try the rich gamjatang stew, a rare find in Manhattan with a home-cooked taste.
Stew features rich flavor and a taste close to home cooking. It rates solidly with a 7 out of 10 and stands out since it is rarely found in Manhattan.
Food here features authentic Korean flavors with consistently amazing quality and delicious dishes that stand out in the city.
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.
Small, family-run spot offers authentic homemade Korean dishes with generous portions and solid prices. Gamjatang shines with its soft texture and unique flavor, free of meaty smell. Cozy, unpretentious vibe feels like a mom and pop shop loved by locals.
Soft texture and lack of meaty smell make the gamjatang stand out. Portions are generous and the flavor differs from other versions.
Food offers authentic homemade style Korean dishes with a plentiful quantity and solid prices. The taste has a home-made quality that stands out compared to other Korean spots.
Good to know
The last seating is at 9:30 PM sharp.
The chicken with potato stew may require a wait of 45-50 minutes.
The portion sizes are huge, enough for 3 people.
Restaurant offers a 1980s Korean retro vibe with nostalgic decor and a peaceful yet lively atmosphere. Gamjatang features rich pork bone soup with four bones to enjoy. Food arrives fast, highlighting authentic Korean flavors like tender bulgogi. Complimentary drink machine adds a unique touch.
Pork bone soup offers a flavorful and comforting experience with four bones to gnaw on. The broth is rich and dishes like gamjatang come perfectly cooked and satisfying.
Food arrives quickly, within 15 minutes, showcasing authentic Korean flavors. Bulgogi stands out as well marinated and tender, reflecting a focus on preserving traditional recipes.
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.
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.
Extremely spicy and generous with meat, the gamjatang stands out for its bold heat and hearty portions. It offers a comforting soup experience with a strong kick.
Rich flavors seep through every bite, capturing authentic Asian cuisine. The food feels upscale and refined, delivering a high-end dining experience with consistently delicious dishes.
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 pocha vibe offers Seoul-style Korean food like Army stew and katsu bites. Sweet gamjatang lacks traditional taste but pairs well with octopus pork belly. Bright lighting and cozy cafe feel create a casual yet lively mood perfect for small groups.
Sweet gamjatang lacks the traditional taste and scent, with no beef included. Octopus pork belly pairs well, and the spot has an authentic Korean pocha vibe.
Offers authentic Seoul-style Korean food with dishes like Korean Army stew and katsu bites. The food feels like home cooking and includes a variety of fried foods such as plain fries.
Good to know
The portion of budae-jjigae can actually serve 4 people.
The establishment closes at 7 PM, despite being advertised as open.
Menu prices are on the higher side.
Charcoal grills fill the space with smoky warmth and authentic Korean barbecue vibes. The atmosphere feels lively and vibrant, with full-service grilling allowing diners to relax and enjoy. Seating spreads across multiple floors, including upstairs areas that create a more relaxed dining pace.
Spicy beef stew features meat falling off the bones and rich, authentic flavors. It matches the quality of dishes found in Korea and comes with plenty of bones.
Food here is authentic Korean with a traditional taste that reflects its long history. The menu is extensive, offering many delicious options that consistently deliver excellent flavor.
Good to know
Dinner reservations are a must due to high demand.
Expect long lines for AYCE options on weekends.
New Wonjo offers a lunch menu from Monday to Friday.
Hanok-style interior with high ceilings offers a cozy, spacious vibe. Gamjatang features foamy soup cooked in earthen pots with sour kimchi. Authentic Korean food shines with quality ingredients and staff cater to dietary needs.
Gamjatang here comes with lots of meat or sometimes more potatoes and bones. The soup often has a foamy top, showing it cooks in an earthen pot. The kimchi in the stew tastes very sour.
Authentic Korean flavors stand out with a focus on quality ingredients and careful preparation. Staff pay close attention to dietary needs, ensuring options like sugar-free meals are available.
Good to know
The restaurant is open 24 hours from Tuesday to Saturday.
The kitchen is closed from 5 AM to 7 AM.
No wait is needed on Wednesday nights.
Spacious seating and colorful decor create an inviting, old-fashioned vibe with authentic Korean TV shows playing. Atmosphere varies from romantic and cozy to occasionally chaotic and loud due to groups of older men drinking soju. The place feels like a family-style Korean restaurant with a mix of calm lunch hours and lively evenings.
Beefy gamjatang comes not spicy and has a beefy flavor. Some find the taste a bit weird.
Authentic Korean cuisine shines with BBQ and Soju offerings. Service complements the delicious food, creating a satisfying dining experience.
Good to know
The restaurant offers refills for the side dishes.
The total cost for the meal is around $48 pre-tax and tip.
The restaurant is open at 11 PM.
Two-floor space features cosmic ceiling art and elegant, cozy interior with a clean, cafe-like design. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting with moderate music, fitting for relaxed meals or business lunches. Crowd enjoys authentic Korean hangover soups and well-prepared dishes in a neat, spacious setting.
Bone soup stands out with a homey taste that feels comforting. Gamjatang pairs well with other dishes like Chadol Jjamppong and Bossam for a hearty meal.
Food here is consistently delicious and flavorful, with a clean taste that stands out. Attentive staff and a cozy, clean environment add to a pleasant dining experience.
Good to know
The restaurant offers good portion sizes at reasonable prices.
Expect a fine dining experience without the high price tag.
Late night drinks and hangover foods are available.
Traditional Korean restaurant with genuine Korean style decor and city views from the second floor. Atmosphere is busy and loud, with constant kitchen noise and a practical but uncomfortable seating setup. Offers private rooms and unique features like a pipe system for orders and receipts.
Gamjatang offers generous portions with a flavor that often matches traditional Korean versions. The dish is consistently delicious and plentiful, making it a standout option among lunch specials.
Offers authentic Korean cuisine with consistently delicious and satisfying dishes. Known for comfort food that delivers a memorable dining experience.
Good to know
Make a reservation to avoid disappointment, especially on weekends.
The restaurant gets crowded on Friday nights and during weekend dinner crowds.
Lunch specials are available from Monday to Friday until 3 PM.
Cozy restaurant with a friendly, comfortable atmosphere reminiscent of a grandma's kitchen. Known for large portions of authentic gamjatang and other Korean dishes, attracting mostly Chinese customers. Offers high-quality takeout containers and maintains a loyal following despite some menu inconsistencies.
Specializes in rich, flavorful gamjatang served with helpful, attentive service. The gamjatang pairs well with potato pancakes and is especially satisfying on cold days.
Authentic Korean dishes come with well portioned servings and very flavorful tastes. The bossam set for two offers enough food for three people.
Good to know
Credit cards are not accepted; cash is preferred.
The portion sizes are large; two meals can feed three people.
Free parking is available for customers.
Korean restaurant with rustic decor and an interesting layout that feels either cozy or cramped depending on the person. Atmosphere is generally calm and warm, offering outdoor seating and a relaxing vibe. Popular for delicious traditional dishes and drinks like chestnut makkoli and soju.
Gamjatang here varies from bland and lightly seasoned to a version that helps soothe greasiness during a trip. Some servings lack authentic pork bone flavor and have little meat on the bone.
Offers authentic Korean comfort food with a homey, simple style. The dishes are consistently delicious and satisfying, often exceeding expectations even with long waits.
Good to know
There is a lunch special available if you visit the restaurant.
Making a reservation is recommended, especially during busy times like Friday evenings.
The kitchen closes at 9:30 PM.