Spacious Korean barbecue restaurant with private rooms and tableside grilling offers an elegant, refined atmosphere. Moderate noise levels create an elevated dining experience, though music can be loud at times. Design emphasizes intimacy and minimalistic bar setup, making it ideal for groups and special occasions.
Staff cut meat into smaller pieces and show concern for kids' eating habits. The zucchini pancakes and seafood nangchae appeal to toddlers and picky eaters. Kids call it their best dining experience.
Marinated galbi stands out with absolute perfection and premium quality. Banchans come in generous portions with refillable service and no lingering BBQ smell on clothes.
Good to know
Paying with cash provides a 15% discount on your total bill.
Reservations are recommended for larger parties to ensure seating together.
The total cost for the elite package for two is around $200, excluding tip.
Korean barbecue restaurant with powerful individual BBQ extractors and spacious two-level layout creates a well-ventilated environment. Loud acoustics and K-pop music set a lively, energetic atmosphere that can make conversation challenging. Unique interior styling resembles a fortune teller's shop, offering a distinct visual experience alongside the food.
Kids enjoy the meat-focused options while adults try the spicy condiments. Staff stays attentive and friendly with children, making family meals smooth and fun.
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.
Two-floored Korean BBQ spot with dark green and wood aesthetic creates a serene yet lively atmosphere. Tables are close together, contributing to a medium to high noise level that challenges conversation. Old-school K-pop music and Korean-style cocktails add cultural flavor to the experience.
Space is tight but they provide high chairs and room to fold strollers. Kids get kid-friendly plates and utensils. The food includes options that kids enjoy, like crab.
Bulgogi stands out with a perfect balance of broth and banchan, not too sweet and cooked right at the table with staff help. Other dishes like raw crabs and fried rice taste authentic, and the bulgogi hot pot soup features a soft, barely cooked egg.
Good to know
You definitely need a reservation beforehand due to the place getting packed.
There was a wait of about an hour after making the reservation.
The dining time is limited since the restaurant is very popular.
Small space with retro Korea vibe and open kitchen creates an authentic meat market atmosphere. Tables feature vented tabletop grills and seats with hidden storage to reduce BBQ smell. Loud music and smoky air make it lively but not suited for quiet conversation.
Kids enjoy the interactive dining experience and the menu includes familiar favorites like scallion pancakes that kids often order again.
Bone-in pork loin stands out as a unique offering among Korean BBQ meats. The tasting menu includes three cuts of pork, kimchi stew, and banchan, delivering a well-rounded Korean meal with tender, flavorful BBQ and traditional sides.
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The restaurant only serves pork for the BBQ meats.
The price for one serving of pork belly is $35.
A ssam (veggie) platter costs $7.
Restaurant combines cozy, trendy atmosphere with Australian flair and a rooftop offering Empire State Building views. Music ranges from classical playlists to live DJs, creating a warm and intimate vibe. Seating options include outdoor, bar, lounge, dining area, and private room.
Kids enjoy sweet strawberry waffles and grilled kangaroo appetizer. Staff shows patience and attentiveness with children.
Kimchi features prominently in several dishes like the kimchi scramble, kimchi egg toast, and kimchi sambal scramble. The food blends spicy shrimp with tangy kimchi for bold flavors.
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Wine Wednesday means half price bottles all night long.
Happy hour is available every day of the week.
Daily specials include $20 chicken parm with a drink on Tuesdays.
Korean barbecue restaurant with modern decor and cozy ambiance offers a quieter atmosphere than typical spots, making it suitable for dates. Tables feature grills with ventilators to reduce smoke and odors. Unique menu items like potato noodles and a variety of distinctive cocktails complement the experience.
Staff interact warmly with kids and provide coloring papers to keep them engaged. Kids enjoy the marinated galbi and can be lively, though some noise may draw quick attention from servers.
Excellent Korean BBQ stands out with great flavors and a memorable dining experience. Reservations are common, especially for special occasions like birthdays.
Good to know
Reservations are required for groups of 20 or more.
The restaurant enforces a strict dining time limit of 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Make a reservation in advance to secure your preferred seating.
Small space with brick walls and dim lighting creates a cozy, homey vibe despite being loud and crowded. Tables sit close together, making it easy to overhear conversations. Music plays well, adding to an upbeat atmosphere that suits groups and lively dining.
Pictures on the menu make it easy for kids to choose their food. The place welcomes families with children and offers a kid-friendly environment.
Banana makgeolli and corn pancake stand out with unique flavors. The bulgogi hotpot offers tender beef and a rich broth, while the bibimbap comes in a large portion with enough for leftovers.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant fills up quickly.
Lunch service is available from 12 pm to 2:30 pm, Monday to Friday.
Brunch is only served on weekends from 12:00 to 2:30 p.m.
Small, clean space with massive stainless steel bowls and a laidback, friendly vibe creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. The place feels warm and lively, with a narrow seating area that adds to its intimate mood. Customers serve their own food, enhancing the casual, communal experience.
Children enjoy tonkotsu ramen, which is a popular choice among young diners. Outside food like fruit snacks is not allowed for kids under 3.
Bulgogi ramen and kimchi noodles come with generous portions and fresh flavors. Korean noodles here offer a home-cooked vibe with dishes like pork miso ramen and army stew ramen that taste tasty and filling.
Good to know
There isn't a lot of seating available for customers.
Prices at Noona Noodles are higher than average for noodle shops.
Portions at Noona Noodles are about 1.5 times larger than average servings.
Restaurant offers authentic Korean decor with divided tables that create semi-private dining spaces. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and lively to loud and cramped, reflecting a busy, energetic vibe. Unlimited free banchan refills and attentive service add to a distinctly Korean dining experience.
Steamed Jejugo meat noodles come plain and light, enjoyed even with rice by kids. Staff offer mini crayons for toddlers and respond quickly to dropped utensils, showing attentive service that keeps children happy and engaged.
Galbi Jim stands out as a key dish here, capturing the essence of the menu. Kimchi and Tofu soup also feature prominently as classic Korean flavors offered.
Good to know
The restaurant fills up quickly, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Reservations are in-person only; expect a long wait without one.
Join the waitlist using an iPad upon arrival.
Outdoor seating defines the space, creating a cozy atmosphere with a small, charming setup. The vibe suits quick, casual meals with a focus on high-quality Korean BBQ flavors and affordable prices. It stands out for its environmentally friendly packaging and neighborhood feel.
Kids enjoy the kimchi fried rice, even picky eaters. The menu offers dishes that appeal to younger tastes during dinner.
Galbi stands out as a must-order dish with a uniquely excellent Korean BBQ sauce. The bulgogi burger features a smoky patty and bulgogi sauce, while kimchi arancini and handmade dumplings offer crispy textures and great fillings.
Good to know
There is no indoor dining available; all seating is outdoors.
Customers need to order first and wait for their food.
The restaurant offers options for limited diets, including healthy choices.
Fast casual Korean restaurant with an open kitchen and clean, spacious seating creates a comfortable atmosphere with nostalgic music. Decor changes for holidays, adding a festive touch. Seating accommodates dining with pets and offers iPad ordering for convenience.
Staff stays friendly and accommodating to families. Drinks, snacks, and strawberry milk are available for kids.
Expert grilling and a creative twist on traditional Korean BBQ make the dishes stand out. Large portions of bulgogi, delicious japchae, and tasty kimchi fried rice complement the excellent homemade kimchi and generous banchan.
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Kobaโs Lunar New Year celebration offers a free lunch on 10th February 2024.
The lunchbox costs $18 and includes a lot of food.
Students receive a 20% discount on their meals.
Korean barbecue restaurant features stone grills shaped like upside-down woks that prevent meat from burning and sticking. Atmosphere is loud and lively with EDM music, creating a fun but noisy environment. Staff often cooks food at tables, adding a personal touch to the dining experience.
Staff show attentive care by chatting with kids and checking their comfort. Children enjoy meals without being scolded, creating a welcoming atmosphere for families.
Offers an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ experience with authentic flavors that elevate the meal. Known for delivering phenomenal grilled meats that stand out in the Korean BBQ scene.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
There is a strict 60-minute limit for ordering food during your visit.
The all-you-can-eat experience lasts for 100 minutes total.
Private rooms with table-side cooking and high-quality grills create an intimate and luxurious dining experience. The space combines a modern, cozy vibe with sleek design elements, offering privacy and warmth. Ventilation issues upstairs can cause heavy smoke, contrasting with the otherwise comfortable atmosphere.
Private dining rooms make outings with kids easier. Staff like Leo and Kevin create special birthday experiences and offer child-friendly drinks like apple juice.
High quality Wagyu cuts cook perfectly at the table, paired with fresh, plentiful traditional banchan that get refilled freely. The drinks menu offers creative cocktails, premium soju, and a solid selection of Korean beers.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner service to ensure a private dining experience.
Expect a wait time of 30 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Private dining rooms are available for special occasions with prior reservation.
Hamburger restaurant with nostalgic 90โs wall art and a roof terrace bar overlooking a city landmark. Loud music and multiple TVs create a busy, energetic atmosphere that can make conversation difficult. Offers heated outdoor seating and a lively bar area popular for cocktails.
Offers a kid-friendly atmosphere with options that appeal to both children and adults. Accommodates kids with lower stimulation needs, making it suitable for children with autism.
Korean BBQ wings stand out with their bold flavor and crispy texture. The menu also features a Korean BBQ chicken sandwich that complements the wings well.
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Happy hour menu features discounted items, perfect for budget-friendly dining.
Customers must seat themselves and order via their phone from the table.
Reservations are not accepted; expect a wait during peak hours.
Korean barbecue restaurant with modern interior and high ceilings creates a cozy, high-end atmosphere. Servers grill meat tableside, enhancing the interactive dining experience. Ventilation system keeps air clear, preventing smoke buildup and odors.
Children enjoy the japchae with its balanced savory and sweet flavors, even those who usually avoid mushrooms. Staff engage warmly with kids, stopping by to say hello and make them giggle.
High quality Korean BBQ stands out with fresh banchan made with care. The spot earns strong approval for its authentic flavors and is a favorite for Korean cuisine in the area.
Good to know
Reservations are needed for weekend and dinner service.
The last call for food is 11:30 p.m. on weekends.
You need at least two people to dine here.
Space-themed decor creates a unique atmosphere with bright lighting and cozy seating for small and large groups. A sauce bar offers endless customization alongside a mini circular grill for BBQ-style dining. The environment blends authentic southwestern hotpot vibes with a clean, inviting space.
Kids enjoy trying different dishes and eat well here. Staff are friendly to children, and dishes like shrimp noodles suit young tastes.
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ features Galbi, fish filet, beef tendon balls, sliced beef, tongue, and lamb grilled on a mini circular grill at the table. Fresh banchan and kimchi arrive promptly and get refilled throughout the meal.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during peak hours.
The restaurant offers an AYCD (All You Can Drink) deal for beer and soju.
Dinner service ends at 8:30 PM due to event preparations.
Basement setting with a small, cramped entrance and closely packed tables creates an intimate but noisy environment. Loud modern hip hop and R&B music energizes the space, making conversation difficult. Crowds gather early, drawn by frozen beer, authentic Japanese food, and a vibrant bar scene.
Children get tableware brought out automatically. The atmosphere feels familiar to kids who have experienced Japan, adding a sense of comfort. Birthday celebrations fit well here.
The kimchi cream udon stands out with its rich, creamy sauce that balances spice well. Other notable dishes include Hotate Carpaccio, Kalbi, and chicken nanban, offering a variety of Korean flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during busy dinner times to avoid long waits.
Expect a wait of over an hour during peak hours on weekends.
The restaurant charges $20 per person if you can't make your reservation.
Spacious modern Korean restaurant with luxurious interior and high ceilings creates a clean, inviting atmosphere. Tables are spaced for personal space but noise levels can be high. Unique chestnut makgeolli and free tofu ice cream add distinctive touches to the dining experience.
A kind lady helps families settle in with toddlers. Kids enjoy gogi mandu, make their own bibimbap, and eat braised short ribs and yellow croaker with white rice.
Soondubu here is soft and creamy, melting in your mouth. Beef in the soondubu stays tender, never tough. Banchan, tofu, rice, and soft serve come complimentary.
Good to know
Reservations are a must at DubuHaus due to high demand.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during peak hours.
The menu specializes in a variety of tofu dishes.