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A photo of Round K by Sol restaurant
4.0
Excellent(4)
Price: Moderate
• Korean • Chinatown
Booked 2 times today
Round K by Sol in Chinatown, New York, is a gem for those seeking authentic Korean cuisine with a unique twist. Diners are consistently impressed, describing it as "a cozy brunch spot with Korean-inspired flavors that explode with every bite." The restaurant's Sweet Corn Latte, a crowd favorite, is hailed as "heavenly" and "refreshing." The food here is not just delicious but also artistically presented, featuring dishes like the K BBQ Party Toast, which is praised for its "explosive flavors." Customers rave about both the quality of the food and the exceptional service, making it clear why Round K by Sol stands out in the bustling neighborhood of Chinatown. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this spot is a must-try for anyone looking to indulge in top-notch Korean fare.
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4.9
Exceptional(39)
Price: Moderate
• Korean • East Village
Booked 2 times today
Nudibranch, nestled in the vibrant East Village of New York, offers a distinctive blend of Korean and Spanish cuisines, crafting an unforgettable dining experience. Diners rave about the "very elegant combination of Korean and Spanish flavors," highlighting the creative and thoughtful small plates that make each visit a culinary adventure. Standout dishes such as the Grilled Oysters with kimchi butter and the heavenly Soba noodles exemplify the fusion, executed with flair and precision. Patrons describe their experiences as "one of the best meals I’ve had" and consistently praise the quality of the food. Nudibranch's atmosphere, coupled with its innovative menu, makes it a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic and high-quality Korean cuisine with a unique twist.
A photo of The Lineup at Food 52 restaurant
5.0
Exceptional(21)
Price: Very Expensive
• Korean • Downtown Brooklyn
Introducing the fifth season of The Lineup — a dinner series showcasing New York City’s unsung culinary heroes: the people working on the line at the top restaurants in the city. We’re thrilled to return to Food52's stunning offices in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for an unforgettable season of exclusive, one-night-only pop-up restaurants.Meet Christian Czernicki, Chef de Cuisine at Union Square Cafe, blending Italian techniques with Korean and Southeast Asian flavors. Sara Pagan, Executive Sous Chef at Agi's Counter, will charm you with a playful, all-vegetarian menu inspired by chain restaurant classics. Finally, Josh Buckmire, Executive Sous Chef at Sofreh, draws from his Grenadian roots to offer a fresh take on Caribbean cuisine, subtly influenced by his years cooking Persian food.Secure your seat now and savor these extraordinary menus crafted by some of the city’s finest talents!
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4.5
Awesome(200)
Price: Expensive
• Korean • NoMad
Booked 17 times today
Hortus NYC, nestled in the vibrant NoMad neighborhood, is a beacon of Contemporary American cuisine with an unforgettable Asian twist. Under the innovative guidance of Executive Chef Geo Park, a Michelin-recognized talent, Hortus NYC dazzles diners with its commitment to sustainable, seasonal ingredients presented in an exciting new-American style. Guests rave about the "amazing service and EXPERIENCE" and the "out-of-this-world Korean fusion flavors." Whether it's the "savory and satisfying" duck and short rib or the "perfect mix of tart and sweet" panna cotta, every dish is crafted to perfection. Hortus NYC isn't just a meal; it's a culinary adventure in the heart of New York, celebrated for its "excellent food" and "great atmosphere." Join the chorus of satisfied diners who have discovered this gem and "will always dine here while in NYC."
A photo of KYU NYC restaurant
5.0
Exceptional(35)
Price: Very Expensive
• Korean • NoHo
Step into KYU NYC in the vibrant NoHo neighborhood for an unforgettable exploration of Asian cuisine, where the traditions of Japanese yakiniku meet innovative culinary creativity. This award-winning establishment dazzles with dishes like the smoke-roasted short ribs and the delicate Hamachi Crudo, capturing the essence of Asian flavors with a modern twist. Patrons rave about the "amazing all-around" experience and the "phenomenal" beef short ribs, highlighting the restaurant's commitment to quality and authenticity. Whether it's the perfectly grilled broccoli or the innovative Thai "stone pot" fried rice, every dish at KYU NYC promises a culinary adventure that's both authentic and imaginative. Join the many who have celebrated special moments here, and let KYU NYC transport you through a masterful Asian dining experience right in the heart of New York.
A photo of Genesis House Restaurant restaurant
4.2
Awesome(62)
Price: Very Expensive
• Korean • Meatpacking District
Booked 12 times today
The Restaurant at Genesis House offers an exceptional culinary experience featuring distinctly Korean cuisine. The seasonally changing menu transports diners to the heart of Korea, delivering beautifully balanced flavors and unique local and imported ingredients that not just satiate the appetite, but stimulate the senses.For the duration of the STARSCAPE installation at Genesis House, the exhibit will close to the public at 7PM and restaurant guests will have exclusive access 7 PM to 10 PM. Diners will be escorted directly into the exhibit at the end of their meal. Guests with daytime reservations will have the opportunity to bypass the public queue after their dining experience. Reservations are highly recommended, and a minimum food & beverage purchase of regular menu items is required.
A photo of 8282 restaurant
5.0
Exceptional(0)
Price: Very Expensive
• Korean • Lower East Side
Booked 2 times today
8282, a light-hearted, fresh take on Korean food. The name 8282 refers to Korea’s country code, +82, and has an additional meaning: The numbers, when read together, translate to a phrase that means “quickly” or “faster.” The phrase signifies a get-it-done attitude. Behind 8282 is a couple who previously ran the restaurant Pado in the East Village. Before operating Pado, Bong Le Jo cooked in the kitchens of Perry St, Dovetail and Kissaki, and Jee Kim launched several fashion and lifestyle brands, and worked as a truffle distributor in Seoul, in partnership with a New York-based company.
A photo of Mista Oh restaurant
4.5
Awesome(108)
Price: Moderate
• Korean • NoMad
Booked 5 times today
Nestled in the vibrant NoMad neighborhood, Mista Oh stands out as a gem for authentic Korean BBQ. This family-run establishment at 41 West 24th Street delights diners with its dedication to traditional flavors and high-quality ingredients. Guests rave about the "deliciously tender" meats and the "best kimchi we have ever had." The Galbi Jjim has been described as "the best bite of food I’ve had in NYC," showcasing the restaurant's commitment to excellence. With glowing testimonials about both the food and the warm, attentive service, Mista Oh offers a truly outstanding Korean BBQ experience that keeps patrons returning for more. Whether you're a novice or a connoisseur of Korean cuisine, Mista Oh is a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic, flavorful meal in a welcoming atmosphere.
A photo of Nangman BBQ restaurant
4.4
Awesome(149)
Price: Moderate
• Korean • Chelsea
Booked 3 times today
Nangman BBQ in Chelsea, New York, is a haven for those craving authentic and high-quality Asian cuisine, particularly Korean BBQ. Patrons consistently rave about their experiences, stating it offers "the best Korean food so far in NYC!" with a diverse menu that includes favorites like TTEOKGALBI and kimchi fried rice. The meat is always fresh, expertly grilled right at your table, providing not just a meal but a delightful culinary show. The ambiance, described as perfect for "city glampers," complements the gourmet camping-inspired BBQ. Guests also applaud the attentive service and the festive atmosphere, making Nangman BBQ a must-visit for an unforgettable dining experience in the heart of New York City.
A photo of NOFLEX NYC restaurant
4.3
Awesome(25)
Price: Expensive
• Korean • NoMad
Booked 5 times today
NOFLEX NYC, nestled in the vibrant NoMad neighborhood of New York City, offers an authentic Korean culinary adventure that is a must-try for food enthusiasts. Managed by the renowned hospitality group Next Dining from Korea, NOFLEX NYC delivers inventive Korean cuisine crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Guests rave about the "delicious Korean foods" and the innovative dishes like bacon kimchi fried rice and mentaiko pork belly, which are consistently praised for their authenticity and flavor. The restaurant's dynamic ambiance, complete with a 72-foot LED wall and nightly DJ performances, provides a lively backdrop that enhances the dining experience, making every visit unforgettable. As one reviewer puts it, "It made me feel like I am in Seoul's dining scene!" NOFLEX NYC is unquestionably a top destination for anyone seeking genuine Korean fare in a mesmerizing setting.
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  • Ali Engin
    New York City •1 review
    5.0
    Dined 7 days ago
    Good meals Good atmosphere Good price MY FAVORITE
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    KYU NYCPrice: Very Expensive• Barbecue• NoHo
    5
  • Tony
    New York City •15 reviews
    4.0
    Dined on 15 Dec 2024
    So by day, this spot is a normal cafe. But by night, it apparently turns into a Korean street food stand. You go through the cafe and to the backyard, where there's a beautiful hut hiding a chef grilling up giant shrimp and mackerel. The seating is outdoor so dress warmly. There's some heating elements but not enough. The table seats are also a bit low so if you're not ok with that, make sure you snag a seat by the bar. We were a bit disappointed when we got there and they told us there was no pork belly or galbi. That was literally half the menu! Halfway through our dinner, galbi became available so we ordered a grilled one. The noodle soup and Oden were the best. Both was Seoul (get it?) warming. The giant shrimp was fresh and grilled nicely. The chicken fried rice tasted mostly like butter unfortunately. And the grilled galbi was 90% bone and no meat. All their cocktails are soju based. The cold brew cocktail taste like watered down coffee. But the soju mule was tasty. Overall I'll give these guys a 3.5. I'll come back for the vibes and good service. The chef offered us more broth as we were finishing the noodles. Maybe we'll try the other dishes next time assuming they're available.
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    Round K by SolPrice: Moderate• Korean• Chinatown
    4
  • Jenny
    New York City •1 review
    5.0
    Dined on 22 Oct 2024
    This is such a unique and wonderful NYC experience. The food was fabulous, and the space was gorgeous. Everyone was so nice and welcoming to us, and it's so fun to get to know an up-and-coming chef. I can't recommend it enough!
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    The Lineup at Food 52Price: Very Expensive• American• Downtown Brooklyn
    5
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