Rooftop Korean barbecue restaurant offers panoramic city views from the 40th floor with personal tabletop grills at each table. Atmosphere ranges from romantic and elegant to occasionally loud near large groups. Wine and cocktail selections complement the interactive grilling experience.
Japchae features glass noodles with beef and comes in a seafood version. Kids enjoy it alongside dishes like spicy fried chicken and Galbi, making it a popular choice to start the meal.
Kimchi fried rice features lobster and Wagyu, offering rich, savory flavors. The dish pairs well with spicy Iberico pork neck and steam dumplings.
"The city views from here are absolutely breathtaking."
"The Japchae here offers an amazing view of New York City."
"You have to try the decadent lobster kimchi fried rice."
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A reservation is required to dine at this restaurant.
On Valentine's Day, the restaurant serves a $165 per person tasting menu.
Parking is available for $14 with a restaurant stamp.
Open kitchen and fast casual setup create a straightforward dining experience with clean, quiet atmosphere on a back street. Tables fill with diners enjoying authentic Korean flavors and generous portions at affordable prices. The vibe stays relaxed, making it suitable for both quick takeout and sit-down meals.
Japchae comes with options like bulgogi or spicy pork bulgogi as protein. It pairs well with sides such as potato salad, sweet cucumber, kale, kimchi, and spicy tofu broccoli.
Kimchi fried rice serves as a base option instead of plain rice or noodles. Variations include spicy pork, which is marinated and tender, and tofu with gochujang sauce, both offering distinct flavors.
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The portions are generous and offer good value for money.
You can adjust the spiciness and toppings to suit your personal taste.
The meal is reasonably priced at US$11 plus.
Small Korean restaurant offers chill vibes with a hip, late-night energy suited for young adults. Space feels warm and family-owned, combining thoughtful decor with a casual dining setup. Atmosphere stays pleasant and positive, making it a memorable spot for casual meals.
Japchae comes with a satisfying mix of flavors and textures. It pairs well with Korean fried chicken and stands out for its balance and taste.
Kimchi fried rice appears in several dishes, including a version with pork belly. Opinions on the fried rice vary, with some finding it not very good while others highlight it as a favorite.
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The menu now has allergen information for safer dining.
The restaurant is no longer open for lunch.
Pricing for 8-piece chicken wings is $14, which feels reasonable.
Open kitchen and glass walls create a clean, bright space with a mix of traditional and modern decor. The atmosphere is often crowded and lively, with a technology-driven ordering system enhancing the experience. Small seating capacity emphasizes takeout and packaging over dine-in.
Kimchi fried rice comes out with a great balance of flavors and texture. It pairs well with dumplings that are cooked just right.
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Happy Hour deal is available with expanded menu options.
This restaurant offers authentic Korean lettuce wrap entrees not found north of 32nd St.
To avoid long waits during weekday lunch, order ahead online.
Small, crowded spot with bustling atmosphere and self-service microwaves. Japchae features super flavorful noodles with bulgogi or vegetarian options. Kimchi fried rice balances sour and savory spices for consistent taste.
Japchae here comes with super flavorful noodles and a choice of bulgogi or vegetarian options. It stands out as very delicious and better than many side dish spots in Korea.
Kimchi fried rice offers a good balance of sourness from the kimchi and savory spices. It stays consistently flavorful and delicious across visits.
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They only accept cash payments; bring cash to save 8%.
There is a 20% discount for cash payments.
Take-out is recommended due to the crowded interior.
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.
Beef japchae comes tasty and filling with a slightly salty flavor. Kids enjoy it alongside fried wings, making it a popular choice.
Kimchi fried rice comes with a perfectly cooked egg on top. It pairs well with spicy wings and soy garlic drumsticks, making it a favorite dish here.
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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.
Restaurant combines modern romantic design with a museum-like display of plates and flowers. Loud jazz vinyls spin from a DJ above, creating a lively party vibe rather than a quiet setting. Unique vinyl conveyor belt and floral shop add distinctive character to the space.
Truffle japchae stands out with perfect seasoning and rich flavor. It pairs well with sides like potato wedges and complements dishes such as galbi jjim and kimchi fried rice.
Kimchi fried rice comes with an egg and offers a full flavor profile. Variations include a bulgogi version that is less spicy and pairs well with other dishes like fried chicken wings.
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Happy hour starts at 3pm and ends at 6pm.
You need to arrive before 6pm to get $2 wings and oysters.
They only accept cash or American Express for payment.
Small, narrow space with wall-to-wall windows that open for fresh air creates a cozy, modern vibe. Frequent Korean music and a unique menu display on the wall add to the atmosphere. Delivery riders nearby bring occasional noise, but the place feels warm and inviting.
Japchae here features Beef Bulgogi with glass noodles. The noodles tend to be overcooked and sweet, and the meat can be dry.
Kimchi fried rice comes with a perfect amount of spice that balances well with other dishes. It pairs nicely with fried chicken and thick pork cut for a satisfying meal.
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The kitchen closes at 9:45 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect to spend $20-30 per person for a meal.
No reservations are required at The Jin, making it easy to drop by.
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.
Japchae noodles come cold and mild, with a simple flavor and few vegetables. Pairing them with pork belly enhances the dish, making it a notable combo.
Kimchi fried rice comes with tofu and pairs well with other dishes like bibimbap and fusion quesadillas. It features a balanced spice and is a frequent choice alongside pork don-ka-seu and kimmari.
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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.
Small Korean spot offers a cozy vibe with rustic-modern decor and a green wall. Japchae shines with fragrant sesame oil and colorful veggies. Kimchi fried rice impresses with large portions and mild spice, often beating bibimbap. Outdoor seating and call buttons add convenience.
Stir-fried glass noodles come with a good amount of sesame oil, making the dish fragrant. Mixed vegetables like bell peppers add color and texture, and the japchae is served hot but still delicious.
Kimchi fried rice here stands out for its large portion and mild spice level. It tastes more delicious than versions from Korea and is often preferred over bibimbap.
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Happy hour offers half-price appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
The restaurant has special Winter Restaurant Week offerings on the menu.
Bring friends for birthday celebrations; ask for a birthday surprise.
Korean barbecue shines with tabletop grilling and a 24/7 lively atmosphere. Japchae is really delicious, pairing well with spicy dishes. Kimchi fried rice features pork belly and steamed egg, balancing flavors well in many versions.
Japchae stands out as really delicious and consistently meets expectations. It pairs well with dishes like Spicy Beef Ramen and Korean Pancake.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its pork belly and steamed egg accompaniments. Some versions come oily and lack salt, while others are flavorful and well-balanced.
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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.