Cozy Korean restaurant with a modern interior featuring wooden panels, neon sign, and multiple TVs showing K-pop and sports. Music sets a lively atmosphere without overwhelming noise. Offers a variety of soju flavors and Korean fried chicken considered among the best, paired with casual bar vibes.
Kimchi dishes feature kimchi fried rice with spam and egg, offering a wonderfully seasoned flavor and a runny egg on top. Kimchi fries also stand out with a strong, satisfying taste.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. The rose tteokbokki and kimchi fries add unique, tasty twists to the menu.
Good to know
Happy hour is from Monday to Thursday until 6 PM with 50% off drinks.
Wednesdays feature all-day happy hour with 50% off beer and soju.
The kitchen closes at 10:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Korean restaurant offers a cozy, homey atmosphere with hand-painted murals and a clean, organized environment. The vibe is casual and local, with a chill owner creating a welcoming space. It feels like expert-made homemade meals in a no-frills setting.
Deep flavors define the kimchi and radish kimchi here, making them stand out. The tasty banchan and large assortment of side dishes complement the kimchi well and can be enjoyed repeatedly.
Unlimited kimchi refills come with meals, and the kimchi itself is very tasty and essential with dishes like Seolleongtang. Popular dishes include yukhwe, bossam with oysters, yookgaejang, and dogani sooyook, with staff often refilling kimchi and rice without being asked.
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.
Small space with fewer than 25 seats creates an intimate atmosphere where the chef's passion is visible. Jazz music sets a lively, soulful vibe that complements the home-cooked meal feel. The crowd enjoys a fun, communal energy in a cozy, hole-in-the-wall setting.
Kimchi appears in creative forms like kimchi okra and green tomato kimchi. The Kimchi Jambalaya blends spicy, tangy flavors with classic Southern ingredients.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended because the restaurant is often fully booked.
The lunch special is time-sensitive and can be missed if not planned properly.
KJUN is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle), so bring your favorite drink.
Butcher shop offers fresh, high-quality meats with free marination on larger portions. Friendly atmosphere welcomes customers who appreciate authentic Korean cuts and handmade tofu. Prices remain competitive while maintaining consistent quality.
Very authentic kimchi comes with snacks and water kimchi. The kimchi duruchigi pairs well with tofu, and the quality of both is unparalleled.
Kimchi here tastes very authentic and pairs well with the incredible bulgogi beef that has a spot-on marinade. The Korean BBQ ribs and kalbi offer good quality and flavor for group barbecues.
Good to know
You need to stop by before noon to ensure the tofu is available.
The restaurant does the marination for free.
Both fresh and frozen meat are far better than the ones from supermarkets.
Small, modern Chinese restaurant with a cozy vibe and minimalist design. Tables sit close together, creating an intimate atmosphere with comfortable seating. Known for authentic, high-quality shumai that stand out in the city.
Crunchy and handmade kimchi comes free and fresh. Variations include a spicy version that opens the appetite and a sweeter kimchi slaw with a nice crunch.
Kimchi stands out with its crunchy texture and spicy kick that opens the appetite. Handmade side dishes like pickled kimchi and garlic-flavored seaweed add fresh, well-balanced flavors to the meal.
Good to know
The restaurant does not have a restroom; use the cafe next door with a passcode.
The lunch special is $13 for 12 shumai and one appetizer from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
The price for a soup, appetizer, and 6 shumai is $12.95.
Neighborhood bagel shop offers a lively vibe with old school New York charm and positive energy from friendly staff. Korean flavors stand out in dishes like the SMB sandwich with bulgogi and kimchi, plus bold kimchi bulgogi balls and fried rice balls with kimchi sauce.
Korean flavors shine with the SMB sandwich featuring bulgogi, egg, cheese, gochujang mayo, and kimchi. The kimchi bulgogi balls and fried rice balls with kimchi sauce add bold, spicy twists to the menu.
Korean flavors shine through with bulgogi beef, kimchi, and a special sauce in sandwiches like the Seoul Meets Bagel. Korean fried chicken and rice croquettes also feature prominently, showing a clear focus on Korean-inspired dishes.
Good to know
They only accept cash, Venmo, or Zelle; no credit cards.
The place gets really busy, so expect long lines during peak hours.
Come for the bagels, stay for the show.
Small, old school Korean restaurant with heated wall seats and a cozy, home-style atmosphere. The space feels like an authentic Korean pub where everyone speaks Korean, creating a warm, family-like vibe. It offers a classic hole in the wall experience with genuine Korean energy.
Kimchi here comes in many forms like cilantro kimchi, kimchi pancakes, and kimchi jjigae with a thick, fatty broth. Side dishes include fresh banchans and radish kimchi, all tasting very good and made daily.
Bossam stands out with its rich flavor and tender texture. The menu also features soondubu sujebi and cilantro kimchi, both offering unique tastes rarely found elsewhere.
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.
Takeout-only Korean spot with adorable exterior art and a cozy vibe despite no seating. Fried chicken stands out as crispy and juicy, often praised as some of the best around. Orders require advance planning due to high demand and preparation time.
Kimchi comes as a side with the Gang Jeong Box and pairs well with salads. It offers a pleasant, mild flavor that complements dishes without overwhelming them.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its fresh, crunchy, and juicy texture. The Gang Jeong Box pairs well with kimchi and a crisp salad on the side.
Good to know
Order ahead online as everything is made to order and takes about 20 minutes.
This restaurant is takeout only; there is no indoor seating available.
Expect longer wait times during busy hours, but the food is worth it.
Japanese restaurant offers a calm and friendly atmosphere with clean, well-lit interiors and a warm, welcoming environment created by attentive hosts. The vibe is quiet and restful, providing a comfortable retreat from the busy city.
Kimchi comes as a complimentary side and is made in-house along with other pickled vegetables. It tastes authentic and flavorful, often paired with bulgogi and Korean-style dishes.
Beef bulgogi and pork bulgogi stand out with rich flavors. The banchan and kimchi offer a tastier twist than usual. Korean style chicken wings and sundubu chigae add variety to the meal.
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 11 PM.
The prices for the rolls are very reasonable.
The portion sizes are generous for Manhattan.
Narrow dining area combines modern Korean decor with a cozy, relaxed vibe and K-Pop music playing softly. The space feels clean and welcoming, with a casual yet aesthetic atmosphere suitable for families and casual diners alike.
Kimchi here is made in-house and tastes great. The kimchi pancake stands out with every bite being flavorful and satisfying.
Budae jjigae offers a savory mix of sausage, tofu, ramen, and spice. The bento box lets you sample various dishes like japchae, rice, and soup. Kimchi is made in-house and pairs well with bibimbap and tofu stew that taste authentic. Cheese tteokbokki and cold noodles stand out for their flavor and preparation.
Good to know
Lunch goes until 4 PM.
The lunch special Ziggle box offers great value and big portions.
The restaurant adds a 3.5% fee for using a credit card.
Korean restaurant with a cozy, familial vibe and authentic street-style atmosphere offers a bright, clean, and cute space. The mood stays relaxed and chill, with soft K-pop music playing quietly. The place draws people looking for top-tier Korean fried chicken and a friendly, inviting environment.
Homemade kimchi pairs perfectly with crispy poppers, creating a must-try combination. The owner makes the kimchi, which is consistently flavorful and often ordered alongside soy garlic wings.
Juicy fried chicken with an amazing crisp stands out here, unlike other spots where the crisp is soggy. The kimchi poppers and homemade kimchi create a perfect pairing. The tteokbokki offers just the right spiciness and chewiness, better than many in K-town.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
It only takes a maximum of 10 minutes for your order to come through.
You get a free drink with any bowl if you pay cash.
Space blends modern design with traditional Korean tal masks, creating a warm, hip atmosphere that feels both elevated and welcoming. Lighting is soft and inviting, supporting a vibe suited for date nights and casual dining. The setting stands out with its thoughtfully curated cultural details and clean, chic interior.
Kimchi pancake stands out with its crispy texture and pairs well with beehive makgeolli. Steamed pork belly with kimchi offers a melting texture and a unique secret flavor not found elsewhere.
Sweet potato and strawberry yogurt makgeolli offer unique, smooth flavors. Tteokbokki features a chewy texture with an addictive spicy sauce. Eonyang Bulgogi tastes like home, and chicken and bossam stand out as favorites.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a BOGO deal on soju and beer during happy hour.
The menu features a unique blend of traditional Korean dishes and modern twists.
The restaurant is located on the 3rd floor and accessible via elevator.
Cozy and quiet space with spotless cleanliness and a subtle Korean aesthetic. Generous portions of authentic Korean dishes attract those seeking homemade-style flavors without the crowds of Koreatown. The atmosphere stays calm even during dinner, making it suitable for relaxed dining or take-away.
Kimchi here is homemade and features in dishes like kimchi stew with a perfect level of spice. Options include kimchi soondubu and kimchi gimbap, all tasting authentic and well-prepared.
The tteokbokki here matches traditional styles closely and stands out as some of the best around. Gimbap tastes homemade with no frills and comes in tasty varieties like kimchi and spicy squid. Soft tofu stew offers a deep, balanced flavor, and seafood soondubu arrives spicy with plenty of tofu.
Good to know
The restaurant offers fast, excellent takeout services.
They have an option for kimchi soondubu with just kimchi and no pork added.
The restaurant is very clean.
Bright, airy space with natural light and transparent windows creates a clean, inviting atmosphere. The vibe stays chill and quiet, suited for casual dining or quick takeout. Known for crispy Korean fried chicken and generous portions, it balances healthy and indulgent options well.
Kimchi here is authentic and not very spicy, offering a nice balance. The kimchi french fries stand out with a crispy texture and even sauce distribution, making them a popular choice.
Korean fried chicken stands out with a crispy, flavorful finish. Bowls like the spicy pork and beef bulgogi offer fresh ingredients and a clean taste without greasiness.
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The prices are very reasonable for the quantity you get.
The portions are ample, making it a good value.
Customers can choose between a mix of bases and different sizes.
Minimalist dining room centers on an intimate chef's counter with limited seating and handmade Korean ceramics. Atmosphere feels luxurious and cozy, with soft mood lighting and chill background music creating a spa-like vibe. Guests experience innovative Korean cuisine deeply rooted in tradition, highlighted by creative kimchi pairings and artful presentation.
An inventive take on kimchi shines through a 10-course tasting menu that pairs it with unique ingredients like foie gras and smoky short ribs. The menu showcases varied kimchi styles including crunchy water radish and deeply aged versions, all presented with creative flair.
An innovative 10-course tasting menu reimagines kimchi as the star with refined, creative pairings. Dishes like Foie Gras Mandu with Mukeunji and Galbi with Dongchimi balance tradition and bold flavors in a unique Korean dining experience.
Good to know
Raon accommodates dietary restrictions and preferences.
Raon's prices are higher compared to other places.
Reservations are recommended due to high demand.
Korean restaurant offers an authentic atmosphere with wooden accents and colorful banners creating a cozy, family-oriented vibe. The place is vibrant and bustling, often filled with smoke from the barbecue. Unlimited free banchan and cheap soju complement the energetic dining experience.
Three types of kimchi—baechu, altari, and green onion—arrive freshly seasoned and flavorful. The kimchi pairs well with soybean paste stew and kimchi jjigae, both rich and satisfying.
Charcoal-grilled Korean BBQ comes with a set dinner offering a large amount of food. The banchan includes seasoned bean sprouts and three types of kimchi: baechu, altari, and green onion, all prepared freshly by a skilled ajumma.
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Grilled eel is hard to find in America, making this a great place to try it.
Yuk Jun Gui uses charcoal grills, which enhances the flavor of the meat.
The cost is around $43 each for a small amount of meat for 6 people.
Korean barbecue restaurant with well-designed interior and comfortable seating offers a clean, cozy atmosphere with excellent ventilation. The vibe stays quiet and welcoming, distinct from busier areas. High-quality meat and flavorful side dishes complement a strong cocktail selection.
Kimchi here is homemade and very flavorful. It comes with pickled cabbage that tastes refreshing and pairs well with dishes like kimchi ramen.
Offers a variety of high-quality cuts like bulgogi, samgyeopsal, and galbi. The kimchi ramen stands out as a must-try when it's cold. The overall vibe feels more refined than typical Korean BBQ spots.
Good to know
All you can eat is only available from 12 to 4:30 PM.
There was no wait time at GAN-HOO BBQ.
The place was super clean.
Large casual food court with many seating options and a self-ordering system creates a calm and welcoming atmosphere. The environment feels clean and comforting, offering a relaxed dining experience.
Fresh, tangy kimchi adds a spicy kick to dishes like fried rice with ham and kimchi ham onigiri. A runny egg on top of the kimchi fried rice makes it even more satisfying.
Topokki stands out with varieties like beef brisket rose and king squid, all very delicious. The spicy seafood ramyun offers balanced flavor and heat, while the pork belly ramyun rivals versions from Korea.
Good to know
The Hmart food hall currently has a 30% off promotion until November 24.
The total cost will be $30 without the 30% discount.
The serving size is huge, making it a good value.
Gastropub combines modern elegance with cozy warmth in a space featuring a sleek bar up front and a larger area with a big screen TV in the back. Atmosphere stays relaxed and intimate with friendly bartenders and inviting lighting. The setup accommodates families and larger parties, making it suitable for casual gatherings or events.
Kimchi appears in several dishes, adding balanced flavors to grilled branzino and a saucy kick to Korean chicken sliders. It also comes as balloon flower roots kimchi alongside pork belly and features in the recommended kimchi fried rice.
Braised kalbi Jjim costs $52 and falls off the bone with rich flavor. Bossam features tender pork belly with crisp cabbage, balloon flower roots kimchi, and dipping sauces, making it ideal for sharing.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get busy.
The back area is ideal for happy hour or cocktail parties.
Expect to pay $5 for a small plate of kimchi.
Small, cozy Korean restaurant with a modern, clean design and warm, welcoming atmosphere. The space stays quiet and comfortable, with light background music that allows easy conversation. Known for authentic, flavorful dishes and a great selection of soju and Korean beer.
Kimchi Fries stand out with a crispy, flavorful kick. The kimchi jjigae tastes like homemade stew, and the creamy kimchi udon offers a rich, satisfying texture.
Kimchi fries stand out with a crispy texture and strong flavor. Classic dishes like kimchi stew, bibimbap, and creamy kimchi udon deliver authentic Korean tastes and satisfying textures.
Good to know
Making a reservation on a weekend night is recommended as the restaurant fills up easily.
During lunch time from 1:00 to 3:00, you can eat at a slightly cheaper price.
The lunch specials are well priced at $13 each and absolutely filling.
Small indoor space with only two cramped tables creates an intimate setting. Bright, clean, and relaxed atmosphere feels similar to Korean chipotle spots. Cash-only policy and limited seating encourage quick bites and takeout.
Kimchi here tastes fresh and flavorful, standing out from typical jarred versions. It pairs well with dishes like fried chicken and cucumber, adding a delicious tang to meals.
Kimbap comes in beef, pork, and spicy squid versions, all with crispy vegetables and large portions. Bulgogi is well marinated and served in both gimbap and bowls, with tasty kimchi on the side.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash for payment.
There is no seating available inside the restaurant.
A rice bowl costs $6, offering great value.
Small Korean restaurant offers a cozy, homey atmosphere with clean, simple decor and a calming vibe. It stays quiet and not overcrowded, with more fans than air conditioning, making it feel warm during meals. The place serves authentic, hearty Korean food with generous portions and no alcohol.
Kimchi features in several dishes here, including steamed kimchi mandu and kimchi jjigae. The kimchee pajeon balances crispy yet fluffy textures well.
Kimchi pancakes stand out as flavorful and well-made, rivaling homemade versions. The bibimbap comes in regular or hot stone options and pairs well with the spicy soondubu soup. Bulgogi is tender and rich in flavor.
Good to know
The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
Food is always packaged extremely well for takeout.
The lunch menu offers a better deal than dinner prices.
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.
Single serve kimchi comes in on-the-go packaging for convenience. Pantry staples include top-quality kimchi alongside other Asian essentials like gochujang and doenjang.
Spicy beef bulgogi rice balls come fresh and affordable. Pantry staples like kimchi, doenjang, and gochujang sit alongside triangle kimbap with generous portions.
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.
Cozy restaurant with comfortable seating and a lovely backyard for outdoor dining. Lighting creates a nice ambiance that feels inviting and relaxed. Large portions and juicy, well-seasoned burgers define the dining experience.
Bulgogi burgers stand out with juicy, flavorful beef and often come paired with kimchi for a spicy kick. Variations include jalapenos and avocado, adding extra layers of taste.
Good to know
If you pay in cash, you get a 3% discount.
The restaurant offers a discount if you just want one patty.
The menu includes over 25 different burgers.
Clean, cozy takeout spot offers fresh, handmade meals using organic, local produce without preservatives. The atmosphere feels home-cooked and comforting, with a well-organized, inviting interior. Food preparation takes time, so ordering ahead suits those seeking quality and convenience.
Water kimchi and white kimchi stand out with frequent purchases and use. Kimchi appears in various dishes like kimchi buns, dumplings, and side dishes, all noted for solid flavor.
Kimbap varieties like avocado and bulgogi stand out with fresh flavors. The tteokbokki tastes like classic Korean snack shop style. A wide range of banchan and prepared foods includes kimchi, jeon, and pork belly lunch boxes.
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The restaurant offers a wide variety of Korean side dishes and lunch items.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food provided.
The shop maintains a clean and inviting atmosphere.
Shop combines cute, comfortable atmosphere with a unique Korean flavor experience. Menu offers wide variety including freshly made kimchi and dishes with purple rice, appealing to those new to Korean food. Prices lean higher with smaller portions, and weekly menus rotate familiar and new items.
Offers traditional spicy kimchi and baby radish varieties that stand out for their authentic flavor. Regularly stocks jars of classic homemade kimchi known for being delicious and highly regarded.
Homemade kimchi stands out with options like traditional spicy and beet kimchi. The menu features authentic Korean dishes including mushroom bulgogi, tteobokki, and gimbap, plus various takeout dishes and banchan.
Good to know
The bibimbap costs $15 each.
Keep an eye on their weekend specials.
They have a wonderful selection of cold take-out meals available daily.
Warm, inviting space with yellow neon lights and brick wall decor creates a cozy vibe. Comfortable seating and unique Korean cocktails add to a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Guests enjoy a mix of casual dining and special night out energy.
Rotisserie chicken offers a solid alternative to Korean fried chicken here. Korean fried chicken stands out as a popular choice with a crispy texture.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during the week.
The wait time on a Friday evening can be almost an hour.
You need to order a whole chicken; there’s no partial order.
Spacious food court with stylish interior and warm, welcoming atmosphere offers a clean, lively setting. Seating is cute and comfortable, attracting a diverse crowd. The place balances tranquil moments with bustling energy during peak times.
Kimchi appears as a side dish with many meals, including bibimbap and army stew. The kimchi jjigae offers a sour flavor and comes served hot alongside rice and bean sprouts.
Stews like Galbi Tang and Gamja Tang feature large meat chunks and rich broths. Bibimbap and Army Stew offer filling, flavorful meals. Soups such as samgyetang and yookgaejang come hearty and satisfying.
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.
Airy, modern space with spacious seating and cute decor creates a cozy family feel. Atmosphere stays relaxed and well lit, blending cleanliness with inviting warmth. Music features a mix of 80's songs, adding to the comfortable vibe.
Kimchi dishes feature a flavorful broth with a perfect level of spice. The kimchi rice noodle soup includes wood-ear mushrooms and fried tofu puffs, with options like beef or pork chop added.
Kimchi rice noodle soup features an intensely flavorful broth with a perfect level of spice. Mix-ins include corn, kimchi, wood-ear mushrooms, and fried tofu puffs, with options like beef or pork chop added.
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The restaurant is located just behind Times Square.
The prices are reasonable and not expensive.
The restaurant is clean and well kept.
Small space with interactive grilling and high-quality meats creates an authentic Korean barbecue experience. Impressive air conditioning keeps the atmosphere cool despite smoke from grilling. Music features classic hip-hop artists, adding to the unique vibe.
Homemade kimchi stands out for its freshness and flavorful profile. Grilling kimchi alongside pork belly or pork jowl creates a mouth-watering combination that complements the rich meats well.
Offers an authentic Korean BBQ experience with exceptional service and banchan. Recognized for delivering some of the best Korean BBQ in the area.
Good to know
On Tuesdays, the restaurant has a special of 2 orders of pork belly for $40.
For any party larger than six, it would be best to call ahead.
Expect to spend around $100 for two people.