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.
Desserts go beyond the usual scoop of ice cream found at most Korean spots. They offer unique options that taste perfect and stand out as delicious treats.
Different set menus named after masks create a unique dining concept. The interior features a traditional Korean style that adds to the aesthetic appeal.
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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.
Loud, crowded space with high noise levels and self-service setup shapes the experience. Seating is roomy but uncomfortable, with bare, peeling walls giving an unfinished feel. Energy stays lively, making calm conversation difficult.
Korean sweets and desserts stand out with very cute and delicious options. The boba dessert and lavender tea offer unique flavors. Open late, it suits dessert outings without alcohol.
Fun music and good vibes set the tone in a space with large communal tables and quick service. The menu offers cool desserts like matcha beignets paired with cold matcha ice cream for a satisfying contrast.
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You need to order at the front entrance counter.
Expect to spend almost $20 per person for a full dessert.
There is no way to reserve a table at this place.
Dining space sits beneath a subway station with a speakeasy entrance requiring a passcode, creating a unique underground vibe. Atmosphere blends fine dining elegance with a festive 80s soundtrack, while an open kitchen offers a close view of chefs at work. The setting feels intimate and personal despite occasional issues with air circulation.
The entrance under the subway station creates a unique vibe that stands out. A gorgeous marble bar adds a cool touch to the whole experience.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Expect high prices for the dining experience.
The wine pairing is well-explained and complements the dishes.
Industrial-chic space with neon decorations and futuristic design creates a polished, modern vibe. Spacious layout includes a bar area and semi-private rooms, supporting a relaxed yet lively atmosphere. Signature cocktails stand out as a creative highlight alongside well-crafted Korean dishes.
Industrial and modern design sets a super cool atmosphere. A heat-sensitive moving picture by the entrance adds a unique visual touch. The menu features distinctive dishes not found elsewhere.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during busy hours.
The Bar Cham pop-up runs for two weeks, featuring unique Korean cocktails.
The restaurant has a $40 per person minimum spend requirement.
Seafood restaurant offers spacious, well-designed interior with immaculate cleanliness and thoughtful amenities like handwashing stations and mouthwash. Atmosphere carries a strong Cajun spice aroma, creating a lively yet clean vibe. Guests enjoy highly praised seafood boils and lobster rolls alongside a selection of soju and beer.
Beignets stand out as a recommended dessert here. Phet's genuine energy adds a nice touch, sometimes surprising with free dessert.
The spot has a cool, upbeat energy with a nice space and cool music playing. The staff, like server Phet, adds to the laid-back vibe.
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Oyster special on Tuesdays costs $1.50 each.
Lunch specials are available from 12pm to 3pm.
Happy hour features discounted oysters on Tuesdays.
Stunning bar and dining room showcase unique decor reminiscent of a salt spa. Atmosphere feels family-friendly with fun music and a lively speakeasy downstairs offering exotic cocktails and champagne. Marble steps lead to a party room with drumming and dancing, creating an energetic vibe.
Desserts feature baklava cheesecake, a fusion of flavors, and a unique mango dessert unlike others. Service includes helpful recommendations enhancing the dessert experience.
Inside feels super cool with a glitzy atmosphere. Drinks come with dry ice effects and cool glasses.
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The Nutella cappuccino is displayed at 6.95 but costs 15 dollars.
There was no explanation for the price discrepancy of the Nutella cappuccino.
Dining room sits on the 16th floor with Empire State Building views and a unique freight elevator entrance. Atmosphere blends modern and traditional Korean design with a speakeasy vibe, creating a curated and thoughtful experience. Tables are close together, offering limited privacy despite the elegant setting.
An old school service elevator serves as the entrance, adding a unique touch. The spot sits on the 16th floor, offering a beautiful view that stands out.
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Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
The tasting menu is priced at $180 per person, which includes a welcome drink.
The restaurant is located in Ktown and accessed via a dedicated freight elevator.
Dimly lit speakeasy-style bar with vintage jazz soundtrack and plush leather booths creates an intimate, laid-back atmosphere. Masterful classic cocktails like Old Fashioneds and Negronis complement the artfully plated desserts and small bites. Regulars and newcomers mingle comfortably in a space that feels welcoming and quietly vibrant.
Snowflake shaved ice stands out alongside dessert cakes. Desserts pair well with cocktails, creating a unique combo. The dessert menu offers several delicious options.
Atmosphere feels really cool with good music playing. The bartender keeps the vibe lively and makes sure everyone enjoys.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5-7pm with great drink deals.
Saturday nights can get very busy; arrive early.
The bar has limited seating, so expect a wait during peak hours.
Open kitchen with fresh udon made on-site creates an engaging dining experience. Warm, art-inspired decor and spacious seating foster a cozy yet refined atmosphere. Bar seating offers a close view of noodle preparation, complemented by a carefully curated sake and cocktail selection.
Taiyaki stands out as a dessert option. The dessert offerings match the quality of the rest of the menu.
Casual and fun vibe shines through with cool Japanese art on the walls and modern design. Bar seating feels comfortable and inviting, while cocktails and beers refresh like a cool breeze.
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Specialty options are available from 11:00am to 3:00pm.
A small bowl of udon costs $19, which is considered expensive.
No modifications are allowed to menu items.
Food court spans three floors with Asian-inspired decor and ample seating beyond the crowded first floor. Atmosphere is busy and noisy, often feeling stiflingly warm due to high visitor volume. Features include karaoke rooms and a variety of authentic Asian food options.
Food Gallery 32 offers a variety of authentic Korean desserts alongside pho and bubble teas. Delimanjoo features fish-shaped treats stuffed with red bean paste for a unique dessert option.
Karaoke rooms offer a cheap and cool experience similar to those in Korea. Food Gallery 32 features a cool selection of food stalls, art on the walls, and a Photo Booth.
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Karaoke rooms cost $5 for 20 minutes, making it an affordable option.
You need to bring cash for karaoke and the photo booth.
The food court offers a variety of authentic Korean food from different vendors.