Spacious Thai spot shines with large drinks and a lively vibe. Signature kimchi fries highlight Korean flavors, paired well with crab fried rice. Cozy garden seating adds charm to the pretty decor and great music atmosphere.
Kimchi fries stand out as a signature dish, often paired with crab fried rice and eggplant tofu. Udon basil noodles also add a unique twist to the Korean food offerings.
Good to know
Happy Hour features $3 Sapporo beers from 11 AM to 6 PM.
The restaurant offers a lunch special with a free appetizer on weekdays from 11:30 AM to 4 PM.
There is a $20 all-you-can-drink beer special available.
Apartment-style bar offers live jazz and Japanese whiskey in a cozy, upscale setting. Tuna and tamago kimbap bring fresh Korean flavors, while yuzu tomatoes add brightness. Creative cocktails and creamy mac and cheese complete the intimate, soulful vibe.
Tuna and tamago kimbap stands out with fresh flavors. Yuzu tomatoes add a bright twist, and mac and cheese offers a creamy side option.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended because the bar gets packed on weekends.
The bar has a wait time of 2 hours during peak hours.
Bar Orai does not accept cash; credit cards only.
Small space with efficient ordering and a clean vibe suits quick meals. Beef bulgogi shines with savory, balanced saltiness. Lunch rush brings a fast-paced atmosphere with mostly to-go orders and some seating.
Beef bulgogi stands out with its savory flavor and balanced saltiness. The bulgogi bahn mi sandwich offers a fulfilling, flavorful experience, often paired with a quick-to-serve cabbage salad.
Good to know
This place gets insanely busy during the lunch rush.
You should order ahead online to avoid the crowd during lunch.
They will call you near Barnes and Noble when your order is ready.
Small space with pop art interior and a ramen bar invites guests to cook their own noodles. Korean fried chicken is crispy and bold, paired with spicy, chewy tteokbokki. Free kimchi and scallions add a fresh kick to the interactive dining experience.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and bold flavor. The ramen station offers a unique twist, serving noodles with free kimchi and scallions. Spicy, chewy tteokbokki delivers the right amount of heat.
Good to know
The combo costs $20 for 4 chicken wings.
The menu offers a wide selection, including a ramen station.
There are many types of ramen available.
Open kitchen and glass walls create a bright space with a lively atmosphere. Traditional bibimbap and ssam come with unlimited toppings and generous sides like kimchi fried rice. Technology-driven ordering suits the small seating capacity focused on takeout.
Offers traditional bibimbap and ssam with well-seasoned flavors. Includes generous sides like kimchi fried rice and dumplings, plus unlimited toppings and egg at no extra cost.
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 Korean barbecue spot boasts premium meats and refined banchan in a chic, modern setting. Wide tables and comfortable seating create a relaxed vibe. Attentive staff serve a great selection of soju and whiskey for a full upscale experience.
Upscale Korean BBQ features premium meats and a variety of refined banchan that keep coming. The menu includes beef tartare and a wide selection of soju, wines, and whiskey, with attentive staff enhancing the experience.
Good to know
Reservations are required, especially on Fridays and weekends.
Dining time is limited to 90 minutes for 2-4 guests and 120 minutes for 6 or more.
The restaurant charges premium prices for Korean BBQ.
Sleek interior with horigotatsu seating offers a relaxed vibe. Kalbi shines with sweet soy and lemon sauces. Staff grill meat tableside, adding to the authentic yakiniku experience. Quiet, smoke-free atmosphere suits a calm meal with warm house sake.
Kalbi comes super well seasoned with sweet soy and lemon sauces. Bibimbap and beef cheek stand out alongside warm house sake and diamond-cut meat.
Good to know
The premium course costs $198 per person.
The restaurant requires customers to cook their own food.
The restaurant has a time limit for dining despite being a premium course experience.
Korean restaurant serves crispy fried chicken and vegan tofu bibimbap with colorful purple grain rice. Atmosphere is neat and clean but lacks warmth. Food arrives fast at reasonable prices despite small portions.
Vegan tofu bibimbap stands out as a fresh and delicious option. The menu also features Korean fried chicken soy garlic wings, bulgogi bao, and a chicken katsu bowl. Pineapple kimchi and strawberry yuzu add unique flavors to the experience.
Good to know
Wings are made to order and take about 5 minutes to prepare.
MealPal customers cannot return reusable containers at Mokbar.
Portions are small and may not match the price.
Dark interior and open grill tables create an interactive, lively vibe. Premium Wagyu kalbi and diamond-cut skirt steak shine in Korean dishes. Booth seating offers a quieter spot amid energetic groups.
Premium Wagyu kalbi and diamond-cut skirt steak stand out as the main meat options. Stone pot bibimbap and a normal tang add variety and fill up the meal.
Good to know
Happy hour is available, but prices are considered high.
Expect to pay around $70 per person for a meal.
The restaurant has a reputation for high-quality Japanese BBQ.