Korean dishes like Bibimbap variety and bulgogi platters shine here. Eclectic decor with Tiffany-esque lights and toy cars creates a relaxed vibe. Soft Adele music and sleek seating make dining comfortable and calm.
Bibimbap shines here with options like sizzling, stone pot, and spicy pork in a hot bowl. The bulgogi dishes, including a beef platter and cheesesteak, stand out alongside well-seasoned Kimbap and flavorful kalbi.
"I found the food here to be delicious and fresh."
"The owners are so friendly and helpful with the Korean Food."
"The stone pot bibimbap stays hot and is delicious."
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The restaurant refuses to offer tap water.
They don’t have washrooms.
The prices are very cheap for New York.
Cozy spot with Korean fried chicken that's crispy and rich. Modern vibe with neon sign and TVs showing K-pop and sports. Offers many soju flavors, creating a casual bar feel with lively music.
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.
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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.
Warm, inviting space with yellow neon lights and brick walls sets a cozy vibe. Korean fried chicken shines with its crispy texture, while rotisserie chicken offers a tasty alternative. Unique Korean cocktails add to the relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
Rotisserie chicken offers a solid alternative to Korean fried chicken here. Korean fried chicken stands out as a popular choice with a crispy texture.
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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.
Gastropub blends modern elegance with cozy warmth, featuring a sleek bar and big screen TV. Braised kalbi Jjim offers rich flavor and tender meat, while bossam serves tender pork belly with crisp sides. Friendly bartenders create a relaxed atmosphere for families and groups.
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.
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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.
Space blends chic decor with an open bar showcasing soju cocktails. Birria Mandu offers a bold fusion of Mexican and Korean flavors. Korean tapas like kimchi fried rice and truffle duck balance tradition and creativity.
Birria Mandu stands out as a fusion of Mexican and Korean flavors with rich, bold taste. Kimchi fried rice, bossam, and truffle duck offer flavorful Korean tapas that balance tradition and creativity.
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Get your reservation in advance as this place gets crowded quickly.
If you cancel your reservation less than 6 hours prior, you get charged $10 per person.
The happy hour is from 4-7pm with $2 off wine, $6 beers, and $10 cocktails.
Small, cozy spot with a quiet atmosphere and soft K-pop tunes. Known for crispy fried chicken that is juicy inside. Spicy chicken tteokbokki adds a bold kick to the meal.
Korean fried chicken stands out with crispy texture and bold flavor. The chicken tteokbokki offers a delicious, spicy kick that complements the meal well.
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There is no bathroom available on-site.
You can eat in the park across the street if desired.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Kitchen-focused setup with a pickup window suits quick meals. Korean dishes shine with fresh bulgogi that's tender and well-balanced. Minimalist decor and cozy tables create a relaxed vibe despite limited seating.
Beef Bulgogi SSam stands out with its freshness and tenderness. Both bulgogi and chicken thigh options come well-balanced and thoughtfully prepared, making the bulgogi especially notable among the Korean dishes.
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The restaurant is pickup and delivery only; no in-person orders are accepted.
Prices range from $10 to $20 for most dishes.
Ordering ahead is recommended if you're in a rush.
Enjoy crispy fried chicken with juicy meat and bold Korean flavors like galbi and kimchi soup. Cozy, family-run spot feels like a university cafeteria. Portions are generous and prices affordable, though seating is tight.
Korean fried chicken stands out with crispy, flavorful coating and juicy meat. Traditional dishes like tofu bibimbap, galbi, and kimchi soup feature fresh ingredients and bold flavors.
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The restaurant offers large portion sizes for a great value.
Takeout is a popular option, especially after a long day.
The restaurant is family-run, creating a warm atmosphere.
Cozy spot serves housemade kimchi and bulgogi bowls packed with fresh veggies and tender protein. Bright, cheery vibe fits quick, healthy meals with generous portions. Fresh banchan and mandu add authentic Korean flavors to every dish.
Housemade kimchi offers a spicy, crunchy, and umami-rich flavor. Bowls like bulgogi and bibimbap come packed with tender protein and fresh vegetables, while banchan and mandu are all prepared fresh and flavorful.
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Power Bowls offers authentic, fresh, and natural ingredients in their dishes.
The meal and drink cost $14.60, which is fairly priced for the quality.
Power Bowls has two sizes of bowls, with large portions suitable for sharing.
Cozy spot offers fresh kimbap and customizable instant ramyun for Korean food lovers. Friendly staff and spacious seating make it great for families. Unique ice cream flavors and a DIY noodle wall add fun to the experience.
Fresh, made-to-order kimbap stands out with fillings like daikon, carrot, fish cake, and egg. Spicy, slightly sweet tteokbokki and customizable instant ramyun add variety to the menu.
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They have a great variety of ramen options to choose from.
Prices are very good and affordable for the quality offered.
They offer a self-serve ramen concept for a fun dining experience.
Spacious seating and high ceilings create a cozy, traditional vibe with a quiet atmosphere. Authentic Korean dishes like galbitang and bulgogi offer rich, hearty flavors. Warm lighting and stainless steel dishes add a clean, modern touch to a homey setting.
Authentic Korean soups like galbitang and Yukgaejang bibimbap stand out for their rich flavors and warmth. The menu also features soft bossam, tasty mandu, pajeon, and well-seasoned bulgogi, complemented by great banchan.
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Morning specials are available from 8am to 10am for early diners.
The restaurant is open late, accommodating diners after 9 PM.
Expect generous portions, making it a good value for the price.
Minimalist Korean spot offers bold flavors with standout bulgogi and fresh kimchi dumplings. Lively, chill vibe pairs well with awesome music and a clean, modern look. Quick pickup and generous portions make it perfect for a fast, tasty meal.
Bulgogi stands out with rich flavor and tender texture, often paired with japchae instead of rice. The kimchi dumplings and Napa kimchi add sharp, refreshing notes that balance the savory dishes well.
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The restaurant is very small and not catered toward dine-in except for 3 seats.
You should only get pickup or delivery.
The restaurant is suitable for a to-go meal.
Takeout-only Korean spot shines with crispy fried chicken that's juicy and fresh. Adorable exterior art adds charm while Gang Jeong Box pairs perfectly with kimchi and crisp salad. High demand means orders need advance planning for best experience.
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
Small Korean pub with heated wall seats offers a cozy, authentic vibe where everyone speaks Korean. Bossam shines with rich flavor and tender texture. Unique dishes like soondubu sujebi and cilantro kimchi add rare tastes to the menu.
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.
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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.
Small indoor spot offers intimate seating with just two tables. Korean dishes shine with large kimbap portions and well-marinated bulgogi served alongside tasty kimchi. Bright, clean vibe and cash-only policy make it perfect for quick bites or takeout.
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.
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The restaurant only accepts cash for payment.
There is no seating available inside the restaurant.
A rice bowl costs $6, offering great value.
Cozy Korean spot serves unlimited kimchi with expert-made dishes like Seolleongtang and bossam with oysters. Casual vibe and hand-painted murals create a welcoming, homey feel. Staff are friendly, often refilling kimchi and rice without asking.
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.
Cozy spot offers bold flavors in classic Korean dishes like Bulgogi Kimbap and spicy crab kimbap. Quick meals shine in a warm, inviting cafe vibe. Limited space keeps it perfect for takeout and enjoying flavorful soups alongside sandwiches.
Classic favorites like Bulgogi Kimbap and spicy crab kimbap stand out with tender meat and bold flavors. The menu also includes chicken stir fry, spicy shrimp tempura kimbap, and sandwiches, all paired well with flavorful soups.
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There is no restroom available.
The restaurant is very small and can get busy during peak hours.
The prices at Yoodon are reasonable for the quality of the food.
Small Korean spot offers generous portions of bulgogi DupBop with tender meat and unique Galbi sauce. Cozy interior creates a cheery vibe perfect for quick, affordable meals. Sides like japchae and macaroni salad add tasty variety to the customizable bowls.
Generous portions of bulgogi DupBop come with tender meat and a mix of Galbi sauce and pickled cucumbers. Sides like japchae and macaroni salad add variety and pair well with dishes like the tofu bowl and chicken dupbop.
Good to know
The restaurant has a BOGO deal on select menu items.
Expect longer takeout times than advertised, potentially double the estimate.
Seating is limited to just four chairs, so plan accordingly.
Tiny Korean spot offers authentic bulgogi bibimbap and homemade gochujang sauce in a cozy setting. Intimate seating for 12-15 and calm vibe with K-Pop music make it feel like home. Soju cocktails add a flavorful twist to the meal.
Authentic Korean cuisine shines with dishes like bulgogi bibimbap in a hot pot featuring homemade gochujang sauce and well-seasoned sliced beef. The menu also offers soft galbi, tasty kimchi pancake, refreshing kimchi dumpling soup, and a variety of delicious banchan side dishes.
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88 POCHA is open until 11 pm and offers a variety of Korean bites and cocktails.
There is limited seating, so arrive early to avoid waiting.
Prices are reasonable, with lunch costing around $17 after tax.
Cozy spot with Korean fried chicken that's crispy and not greasy. Offers vegan options and a neat, clean space with pretty plants. Quick service and tasty sides like banchan make it great for a relaxed meal.
Korean fried chicken comes crispy and flavorful without being greasy. Three sides of well-seasoned banchan add variety. LA Galbi, bulgogi, and thick, well-cooked pajeon offer solid options.
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Vegan options are available on the menu.
The restaurant is conveniently located across from the Port Washington LIRR.
Expect a short wait time during peak hours.
Cozy space with intimate seating offers authentic Korean gukbap and comfort food. Flavorful broths pair well with banchan variety like dongchimi and white kimchi. Attentive staff create a lively vibe, making beef gukbap and shiitake skewers must-tries.
Banchan dishes come with flavorful variety including dongchimi and white kimchi. The beef gukbap and shiitake skewers stand out alongside tasty Kimchi Jeon.
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Reservations are not required but recommended for larger groups.
Expect to pay around $25 for a bowl of gukbap.
Gukbap is served with the broth on the side for customization.
Massive modern space with large convex grills and big screen TVs playing K-Pop sets a lively scene. Authentic Korean BBQ shines with marinated steaks and bulgogi, paired with great service. Vibrant crimson ambiance and a full bar create a fun, clean vibe for groups.
Marinated steaks, pork steak, and bulgogi stand out for their exceptional flavor. The spot offers authentic Korean BBQ with incredible quality and great service.
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It's ALL YOU CAN EAT.
The wait time is minimal on Sunday evenings.
There is plenty of parking available.
Shop offers a cute atmosphere with a unique Korean flavor. Menu features homemade kimchi and authentic dishes like mushroom bulgogi and tteobokki. Prices are higher with smaller portions, and weekly menus rotate familiar and new items.
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.
Small, clean space offers a cozy atmosphere with calming music and a relaxed vibe. Korean fried chicken is crispy and juicy, paired well with the flavorful bulgogi beef bowl. Seating is limited but comfortable, perfect for a casual, quiet meal.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy, juicy, and flavorful qualities. The bulgogi beef bowl and fried chicken come cooked to perfection, blending classical flavors for excellent meals.
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Expect a 10-15 minute wait for a chicken sandwich during peak hours.
Prices are around $18 for a meal, considered good value for the quality.
Koji Chicken is known for its clean environment and friendly service.
Large casual food court offers a calm, welcoming vibe with self-ordering system and plenty of seating. Korean food shines with topokki varieties like beef brisket rose and king squid. Spicy seafood ramyun delivers balanced heat, while pork belly ramyun matches Korean standards.
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.
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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.
Neighborhood bagel shop offers an old school New York vibe with colorful, humorous decor. Korean flavors stand out in dishes like bulgogi beef sandwiches and Korean fried chicken. Friendly staff create a welcoming atmosphere with free homemade snacks and positive energy.
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.
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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.
Modern Korean BBQ offers an upscale atmosphere with stylish decor and a lively DJ. Enjoy fully halal all-you-can-eat options featuring marinated hanging steak and spicy bulgogi. Seating keeps grills off-center for comfort and elegance.
Offers a fully halal Korean BBQ experience with an all-you-can-eat option. Highlights include marinated hanging steak, spicy beef bulgogi, and bulgogi lamb dishes.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat option costs $100 per person with a 90-minute dining limit.
A 30% charge applies if you don't finish your food to prevent waste.
Expect large portion sizes, making it easy to share among friends.
Korean barbecue shines with high-quality cuts like bulgogi and galbi in a cozy atmosphere that stays quiet and welcoming. Flavorful side dishes and a strong cocktail selection round out the experience. Kimchi ramen is a must-try on cold days.
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.
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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.
Korean barbecue shines with marinated galbi and gopchang that deliver authentic, rich flavors. Spacious two-level layout and powerful extractors keep air fresh despite lively, loud K-pop music. Unique interior mimics a fortune teller's shop, adding a distinct vibe to the energetic scene.
Offers marinated galbi and gopchang with seriously delicious flavors. Serves authentic Korean BBQ that many consider among the best in the city.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
For groups larger than 6, booking in advance is necessary.
There is a strict 90-minute dining limit for all customers.