Cozy spot with modern wooden panels and neon signs sets a lively vibe. Kimchi dishes shine with kimchi fried rice topped by a runny egg and flavorful kimchi fries. Enjoy varied soju flavors and some of the best Korean fried chicken in a casual bar setting.
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.
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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.
Butcher shop serves fresh meats with free marination on large orders. Authentic kimchi duruchigi pairs perfectly with handmade tofu. Friendly vibe and competitive prices make it a great spot for Korean food lovers.
Very authentic kimchi comes with snacks and water kimchi. The kimchi duruchigi pairs well with tofu, and the quality of both is unparalleled.
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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 Korean pub with heated wall seats offers a cozy, authentic vibe where everyone speaks Korean. Kimchi shines in many forms like kimchi pancakes and fresh banchans made daily. Enjoy a home-style atmosphere with genuine Korean energy and thick, fatty broth in kimchi jjigae.
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.
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.
Korean restaurant buzzes with authentic atmosphere and smoky barbecue. Enjoy three kimchi types that are fresh and flavorful. Unlimited free banchan and cheap soju add to the family-oriented vibe and lively 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.
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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.
Open kitchen shows chefs making fresh dumplings in a cozy, dim space. Big buns with kimchi and pork offer bold flavors for lunch. Seating is proper, and the vibe is simple, focusing on authentic Chinese Korean cuisine with generous portions.
Big buns filled with kimchi and pork pack a lot of flavor and work well for a quick lunch. Kimchi dumplings and mandoo also offer a great balance of spice and savory taste.
Good to know
This place is cash only, so bring cash for your order.
Call ahead for pickup to avoid waiting; dumplings are made fresh to order.
The eatery often sells out of popular items like kimchi pork bao by 9 am on weekends.
Small Korean spot serves spicy beef soup with unlimited sides. Enjoy homemade cubed kimchi with jalapenos and seaweed. Cozy vibe and self-serve drinks make it a homey experience.
Spicy homemade cubed kimchi radish comes with sliced jalapenos and dried seaweed. Side dishes include radish kimchi, rolled eggs, and seaweed for wrapping rice.
Good to know
They only sell one thing here: spicy or non-spicy beef bone soup.
The price for the beef rib soup is $20 and only cash is accepted.
The restaurant closes at 8 PM.
Small, family-run Korean spot offers authentic kimchi with generous portions and low prices. Cozy, unpretentious vibe feels like a mom and pop shop. Known for flavorful dishes like pork cutlet, it draws a steady local crowd.
Authentic taste stands out in the kimchi here, especially the cabbage kimchi. Prices stay low while portions stay generous, making it a solid choice for takeout and quick meals.
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.
Spacious hot pot spot shines with individual broth pots and a lively vibe. Kimchi broth delivers a spicy kick that pairs perfectly with chicken and seafood. End meals with unlimited soft serve in vanilla or matcha for a sweet finish.
Kimchi broth offers a flavorful and spicy base for hot pot. It pairs well with proteins like chicken, Basa fish, shrimp, pork belly, and seafood mix, adding great flavor especially in colder weather.
Good to know
Expect a wait on weekend nights due to high demand.
Parking is not free; validate your ticket for a $5 discount.
The restaurant operates as a buffet; meat and drinks are charged separately.
Small space offers interactive grilling with high-quality meats for an authentic Korean barbecue. Homemade kimchi is fresh and flavorful, perfect grilled with pork belly or jowl. Cool air conditioning and classic hip-hop music create a 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.
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.
Ancient Chinese garden theme with wooden houses and an artificial fish pond creates a rich Sichuan vibe. Enjoy unlimited spicy kimchi with fresh, self-made refills. Private rooms offer a high-end, intimate dining experience with powerful music.
Unlimited free refills of spicy kimchi come with the meal. The kimchi is self-made and served fresh at the start, often refilled by staff during the meal.
Good to know
The restaurant has a 90-minute dining time rule, even for menu orders.
Avoid visiting during the weekend hours if you do not have a reservation.
Customers should be cautious about the spiciness of the food.
Modern Korean spot offers a comfortable vibe with bright decor and Seoul scenes on TV. Housemade kimchi is fresh and flavorful, perfect with noodles and turnip sides. Self-serve utensils and refillable banchan create a relaxed dining pace in a mostly Korean, cozy crowd.
Housemade kimchi stands out for its freshness and delicious flavor. It pairs well with noodles and comes alongside tasty turnip, rounding off meals nicely.
Good to know
Expect to spend about $50 per person.
Parking is a challenge and hard to find nearby.
Noodles cost well over $20.
Old, shabby setting offers an authentic Korean barbecue with fresh duck and soy marinated crab. Cozy, local vibe feels like South Korea, busy at night. Kimchi bulgogi shines with old fermented kimchi, paired with garlic or chives for a unique taste.
Grilled dishes often feature old fermented kimchi paired with garlic or chives. Kimchi bulgogi stands out with its unusual and wonderful flavor profile.
Good to know
Expect higher prices compared to other BBQ spots in the area.
KumSung BBQ gets busy on weekends, so plan ahead.
Some menu items require ordering two dishes for grilling.
Warm, inviting space glows with yellow neon lights and brick walls. Kimchi fried rice with bacon and egg offers a sweet and spicy flavor. Unique Korean cocktails add to the relaxed, friendly atmosphere perfect for casual dining or a night out.
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.
Noodle shop features a spacious interior with a calm, quiet atmosphere perfect for peaceful dining. Enjoy homemade kimchi served endlessly alongside fresh banchan, with options to take leftovers home. Seating includes tables and bar spots for added comfort.
Homemade kimchi stands out with a unique flavor not found elsewhere. It comes served endlessly alongside other fresh banchan like radish and bean sprouts, with options to pack leftovers to go.
Good to know
It's a tip-free restaurant, so no tip is needed.
Customers must pay first before receiving their food.
The hostess will seat you but you have to go back to the counter to order and pay ahead of time.
Small Korean spot feels like grandmother's house with cozy, intimate vibe and outdoor heater seating. Homemade kimchi shines with balanced spice and mild sourness. Dishes like kimchi fried rice and tofu soup deliver rich, satisfying flavors.
Homemade kimchi stands out with a balanced spice level and mild sourness. Kimchi fried rice and tofu soup with beef and kimchi offer rich, satisfying flavors.
Good to know
Expect a 10 to 15 minute wait time during peak lunch hours.
The restaurant has limited indoor seating with only two tables available.
The meal prices are reasonable, with most dishes around $12 to $15.
Small Korean spot serves authentic packaged food with quick service and moderate prices. Enjoy well-seasoned kimchi and a variety of banchan like japchae and seasoned cucumber. Fried chicken is popular despite some batter scraps.
Kimchi here has a good hint of spice and includes varieties like pa-kimchi kept in the refrigerator. It stands out as well-seasoned and flavorful.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak dining hours.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes on weekends.
Happy hour offers $5 drinks from 5-7pm on weekdays.
Spacious Korean spot shines with fresh kimchi paired perfectly with pork kimchi tofu soup. Stylish, clean interior and private rooms create a cozy vibe. Ample parking and soft music make it ideal for groups and casual meals.
Kimchi here is consistently fresh and delicious, often paired with soft tofu soups like pork kimchi tofu soup and kimchi soondubu. Dishes such as kimchi beef soon tofu and kimchi tofu soup with pork highlight its rich, flavorful profile.
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If you leave a review, they give you a free steamed egg.
Free parking is available behind the building.
The restaurant specializes in soft tofu and offers authentic Korean cuisine.
Simple setup echoes original Korean style with a lively buzz and warm atmosphere. Grilled kimchi and bean sprouts soak up meat juices, cutting fat, while crispy kimchi pancakes add distinct flavor. Tables fill with Korean uncles, creating an authentic Seoul-like vibe.
Grilled kimchi and bean sprouts come in generous amounts, soaking up meat juices and cutting fat. The kimchi cold noodle and crispy kimchi pancakes offer distinct, flavorful options alongside classic kimchi sides.
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The pork belly costs $30 per serving, which is considered expensive for the quality received.
Add-ons like eggs, spam, and cheese are charged between $1 and $1.99.
The restaurant is located right outside of the LIRR Broadway station.
Modern Japanese restaurant offers an elegant, comfortable atmosphere with warm wooden details and soft lighting. Kimchi features in a 9-compartment appetizer box and complements dishes like short ribs with lettuce. Guests enjoy fresh, flavorful meat in a smoke-free, spacious layout.
Kimchi appears as a small bite in a 9-compartment appetizer box and as part of dishes like short ribs with lettuce. It pairs with salad, cabbage, and wraps to balance flavors and textures.
Good to know
The restaurant has a 90-minute dining limit for all guests.
Each person is charged $59.90 for lunch on weekends.
A raffle is held with one ticket per person, offering a chance to win a free meal.
Tables sit close in a lively space with a homey vibe. Korean dishes shine with comforting chicken soups and crispy seafood pancakes. Fresh kimchi, especially the radish variety, adds bright, delicious flavor. Cash-only and no tipping keep it simple.
Kimchi here stands out for its freshness and great flavor. The radish kimchi is especially notable, often described as delicious and full of taste.
Good to know
The restaurant is cash only; no credit cards accepted.
They do not include utensils in takeout orders.
Expect super-sized portions; a bowl of Kalguksu costs around $20.
Cozy ramen spot offers private booths with call buttons for quick service. Kimchi ramen shines with bold flavors and a rich broth. Wooden slats and modern lighting create an authentic Japanese vibe in a snug, comfortable space.
Good to know
A bowl of ramen now costs $16.
The prices for ramen are extremely affordable at 15-17$.
Plan your arrival since it could be crowded and there may be a long wait time.
Dim lighting and KPop music create a cozy vibe perfect for relaxing. Kimchi shines with excellent taste, especially in fried rice paired with pork cutlet. Spacious seating and strong air conditioning add to the comfortable atmosphere in this hidden, trendy spot.
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The restaurant is open late for evening dining.
Prices for dishes are surprisingly cheap and very reasonable.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the money.
Old Korean pub style meets cozy kitchen vibe with private booths and a separate drink room. Kimchi shines in dishes like kimchi jigae and dumplings, offering fresh, bold flavors. Open 24 hours, it serves authentic comfort food at an affordable price.
Kimchi here is incredibly fresh and flavorful, often better than at many Korean spots. It appears in dishes like kimchi jigae and kimchi dumplings, which use chunky kimchi and pack a tasty punch.
Good to know
The restaurant is open 24 hours for late-night dining.
Customers pay the credit card fees, so bring cash to avoid extra charges.
The restaurant offers a cash discount for payments made in cash.
Spacious setting with an extravagant exterior and elegant chandeliers creates a lively yet relaxed vibe. Kimchi dishes shine with refreshing cold noodles and flavorful kimchi fried rice. Clean air and good ventilation keep the atmosphere fresh for parties or casual dining.
Cold noodles come with kimchi, cucumbers, and thick beef tendon, offering a refreshing mix. The kimchi fried rice stands out, and Sichuan kimchi appears in the beef soup, adding variety and helping with flavor balance.
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The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat BBQ from 12 PM to 4:30 PM, Monday to Friday.
You must stop ordering meat at 12 o'clock.
The restaurant offers a complimentary meat tower for birthdays.
Spacious dining areas with private outdoor rooms offer a classy, relaxed vibe. Authentic Chinese instruments play softly, enhancing the cultural feel. Kimchi serves as a tangy starter that pairs perfectly with dishes like kimchi cheese fried rice.
Kimchi arrives as a super tasty starter that cuts through greasiness. It pairs well with dishes like kimchi cheese fried rice and kimchi rice, adding a delicious, tangy kick.
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You need to book in advance online to secure a table.
Getting on the waitlist via Yelp beforehand can shorten your wait.
You have 5 minutes from the time of the text notifying your table is ready to show up.
Fancy cabanas offer a unique dining setup with a chilled vibe. Authentic Korean barbecue uses real charcoal for traditional flavors. Kimchi comes in cabbage and radish varieties, pairing well with pork belly and stew.
Kimchi comes in cabbage and young radish varieties that suit a range of tastes. It pairs well with dishes like pork belly and kimchi stew, and the stir-fry finishes with finely chopped seaweed flakes for added flavor.
Good to know
There is free parking available in the back.
Dining services are available until 9:30 PM.
Expect around $60 per person for a meal.
Small tables and a crystal grill create a cozy vibe perfect for casual dining. Kimchi cooks under the meat, soaking up rich duck fat flavor. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, adding to the authentic neighborhood feel with fresh pork and affordable prices.
Kimchi cooks below the meat, soaking up duck fat and meat oils for rich flavor. It comes with radish and is served alongside dishes like kimchi jiggae and naengmyeon.
Good to know
The restaurant offers affordable prices compared to nearby options.
Expect small meat portions, suitable for one person.
Extra bean sprouts and garlic are available upon request.
Cozy Korean spot feels like a homey living room with whimsical decor and warm vibes. Kimchi shines with authentic flavors in vegan, pork, and seafood dishes. Mom and pop charm adds a personal touch to every bite and detail.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed from 4 to 5 PM for a break.
Be ready to wait at least 40 minutes for food even when it's not too busy.
Parking is limited to street parking.
Wooden decor and Viking ship-inspired interior create a lively setting with loud music and TVs. Kimchi Fries shine with spicy mayo and bold flavor, fitting well with other dishes. Long party tables encourage a communal dining experience.
Kimchi Fries stand out with their spicy mayo and full flavor, pairing surprisingly well with other dishes. The kimchi bowl and kimchi fried rice also offer delicious options that complement the menu.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended because the restaurant tends to be packed.
The chicken takes about 30 minutes to prepare after ordering.
Mad for Chicken offers an all-you-can-eat deal for $29.99 on weekdays from 11 am to 5 pm.