Space blends old-world mystique with modern precision in a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Cocktails like Celestial Jam and Sunbeam stand out alongside dishes that mimic non-vegan flavors with striking realism. Decor and design impress with exquisite, award-worthy detail.
Sticky, smoky chicken skewers come perfectly charred with layers of sweet heat, funk, and freshness. Chicken served over rice delivers a masterclass in umami and texture.
Plant-based dishes burst with flavor and come with artistic presentation. Vegan spicy tuna cones mimic real tuna using tapioca, and the Galaxy dessert ranks among the best vegan sweets.
"The vegetarian dishes here are magical and delicious."
"The cocktails are creative, well-crafted, and tasty."
"The short ribs were delightful and stupendous."
Good to know
Parking is generally easy during the week.
The full cocktail menu is not available during brunch.
Four menu items can be made gluten-free, including one dessert.
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.
Offers authentic Korean cuisine with a fast casual setup. Provides great value for Korean BBQ meals.
A wide variety of vegan options exist, with clear labels for dishes containing fish sauce. The vegan kimbap made with purple rice stands out as a flavorful, convenient choice. Vegetarian dishes include tofu, bibimbap, and multigrain rice bowls with good taste and variety.
Good to know
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.
Spacious dining area with high ceilings and ample seating creates an inviting environment. Energy stays lively and energetic, suitable for casual meals and celebrations. Self-serve bars and innovative ordering via iPad add a modern touch to the experience.
Offers an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and hot pot with a great variety of food. Service stands out as very good and attentive while prices remain reasonable for the buffet style.
Lots of vegetarian options fill the menu, including two distinct vegetarian soups. The place is also vegan friendly, making it easy to find plant-based choices.
Good to know
You have a time limit of 2 hours for your meal.
The price for the all-you-can-eat option is $22 per person.
Unlimited appetizers are available during your meal.
Korean barbecue shines with all-you-can-eat authentic flavors and separate grills for vegetarian dishes. Lively 24/7 vibe with loud music keeps energy high. Spacious seating upstairs offers a K-Town view, blending fun and flavor.
Offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with authentic flavors that stand out from other places. The Korean barbecue here is consistently outstanding and highly recommended for those seeking genuine taste.
Great vegetarian and vegan options include a Korean BBQ veggie version and vegetarian japchae. Separate grills and stoves are used to prepare vegan dishes, showing clear accommodation.
Good to know
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.
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.
Korean BBQ wings come with a yummy coating and stand out as must-try appetizers. The Korean BBQ chicken also delivers strong flavor and quality.
Offers vegan comfort food with consistently impeccable meals. Serves some of the best vegan dishes in a sit-down setting.
Good to know
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.
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.
Korean BBQ flavors show up in creative dishes like Korean BBQ pizza and seitan wings with a meaty, slightly crunchy texture. Sauces like gochugaru ranch add bold, unreal flavor to wings and sandwiches.
Offers a wide variety of vegan dishes with standout items like mock chicken and vegan spam Hawaiian pizza. The food delivers strong flavors that appeal to both vegans and non-vegans.
Good to know
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.
Interior recreates a 1950s-60s Korean street market with spacious, nostalgic design. Atmosphere is lively and loud, evoking a 1980s Seoul club vibe with authentic Korean music. Tables feature table-side cooking and individual range hoods, blending traditional dining with modern comfort.
Exceptional beef quality stands out in the Korean BBQ here, offering a rich and authentic grilling experience. The spot handles large groups easily without extra fees, making it a reliable choice for Korean barbecue lovers.
Many vegetarian options exist, including a vegetarian bibimbap and a mushroom platter. The food suits those seeking accessible and tasty vegetarian meals.
Good to know
The lunch specials run until 3:30 PM.
You have to enter the building and use the elevator to find the restaurant.
Expect lots of waiting to get to your table due to high foot traffic.
Modern space with high ceilings and artwork by renowned artists creates a chic atmosphere. Loud music and dim lighting make conversation difficult, while grilling meat at the table offers an interactive dining experience. A basement bar provides a casual spot to relax before meals.
Offers elevated Korean BBQ with high quality meat and well-prepared side dishes. Combines traditional Korean barbecue with the luxury and precision of a classic American steakhouse.
Vegetarian options include vegetarian kimchi and flavorful sides like vinegar soaked cauliflower and scallion salad. Main courses lack vegan choices, but staff accommodate dietary needs within set menus.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for weekend dining.
Expect to pay around $225 per person for the full experience.
COTE is the only Michelin-starred Korean BBQ in the world.
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.
Korean barbecue here stands out for its delicious flavors and attentive service. The meal includes a variety of well-prepared BBQ dishes that offer a memorable dining experience.
Many vegetarian and vegan options appear on the menu, including choices suitable for pescatarians. The bibimbap comes with a gluten-free, vegetarian soup that may contain fish sauce.
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.
Small Korean restaurant with a modern design and efficient order system using reusable menus. Atmosphere is cozy and calming with Americana music playing instead of typical Korean pop. Seating includes casual chairs and benches suited for short visits, complemented by complimentary infused water.
Generous portions of marinated beef bulgogi and spicy pork come with fresh ingredients. The Korean barbecue is flavorful and customizable, served quickly like a Korean BBQ version of Chipotle.
Plant-based options include a vegan bowl with tofu and various toppings. Portions of sauce on the vegan bowl could be more generous. Occasionally, a small piece of chicken appears in vegetarian dishes.
Good to know
The standard bowl is 24 oz and costs $12.95, while the larger bowl is 32 oz for $15.95.
You can build your own bowl or choose from specialties with various base options.
The restaurant offers a great variety of proteins including shrimp, bulogi beef, and tofu.
Large dining space combines Chinese and Western styles with multiple stories and wooden architecture. Loud, energetic atmosphere features frequent birthday songs that dominate the soundscape. An expansive sauce bar and digital ordering system support a casual, group-friendly experience.
Offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with well-seasoned, tender meat. Diners cook their own food, and hot pot options are available alongside the BBQ.
Many vegetarian options fill the menu, including several vegetarian soups that stand out. This spot suits those who prefer to eat vegetarian with plenty of choices.
Good to know
You eat for free on your birthday if you bring a guest.
The birthday person gets their meal free, but check conditions on their website.
There is a 1.5 hours time limit for parties of 2.