SO GOOOOD. Especially the garlic Parmesan fries. This is my go to place for Korean fried chicken. Takes approximately 30 minutes for your wing/ drumstick order to be made.
love their half and half wings and finish the meal with a frozen yogurt. Nak gee is pretty interesting too! squid with kimchi and udon
Slow service. They forgot about my yogurt dessert and gave it to me when it looked like shit already. Should've made me another one. What's up with that.
The naengmyun are delicious glassy buckwheat noodles similar to Japanese soba, but more pliable and delicate. They're always served in a chilled broth and here, in a bowl made of ice!
Honestly, this place is only pretty ok. I would only come back to try the octopus on the grill but otherwise, go to Han Joo for everything including the naeng myun. The pork belly is decent&no frills.
The samgyupsal is grilled with kimchi and bean sprouts; fold into a lettuce leaf with rice and banchan to make for a satisfying bite.
Unmarinated galbi is the way to go. $15 corkage.
Charcoal grills take Korean BBQ to the next level.
Galbi & pork belly 👌
If you're going with a group, go for the bulgogi dishes, the Galbi Gui (barbecued beef short ribs) or the signature Samgyupsal (pork belly) Read more.
Pork Belly + White Radish + Wasabi Sauce = Delicious
Small & cozy place. Try their haemul soondubu sujebi (seafood tofu and wide cut noodles) and haemul okonomi pajeon (japanese seafood pancake). So delicious! Your taste buds will be yearning for more.
Seafood pancake and all the noodle options
Oko pancake
This is the best Korean restaurant in queens. The live octopus and fresh seafood are something else. You can also come just to enjoy soju at the bar. Great environment.
The bold can dig into live octopus, marinated snails, chicken feet and beef intestines. For extreme-cuisine daredevils: stir-fry with abomasum intestine, the fourth stomach in ruminant mammals.
Seafood hot pot and watermelon soju! For 10+ people!
Tasty cheap Korean fried chicken. Fries were good and beer list was extensive.
They got there alcohol license. Plenty of great drinks!!!!
I mean, double fried wings. The spicy dumplings were surprisingly good too
Best Ox-bone soup / 설렁탕 / (or seollentang) in the town. Their kimchi is also good. Try Soo-yook! Delicious!
At Gahwa, they do bibimbap right—rife with fresh vegetables and lovely crunchy toasty bits of nurungji, or rice that's been crisped from the heat of the stone bowl. Read more.
Ox tail soup was bland no taste. Saddest banchan ever was kimchi, cabbage and scallions. Did not know how to eat it. Bulgogi had random vegetables in the soup
Loves the noodle soup! Best option for a rainy chili day!
Kalguksoo. So. Good.
GReat addition to Astoria! Pork bao, beef with bao and chicken wings- all were authentic!
Reliable Korean comfort food 👌🏻
Get the beef bulgogi stew. Best thing for a winter evening.
I've been berated by Koreans for eating Hanjoo naengmyeon after its star chef had brought her famous recipes to Geumsung. Naengmyeon of several varieties, kalguksu, chueotang (pic) are all great here.
chik bibin neng myun is the bomb
Duck here is best. Fresh not frozen.
Cheap and good. That a good combo for korean bbq
Best place for Korean BBQ! They have lots of quality meat to cook up and serve for you! Gravity Soju is a must try! If you like soju you're going to like it even more at Jongro.
best prices for korean bbq if you don't mind lack of ban-chan.
really great authentic Korean soup. easy parking too.
Seolleongtang is only $10. Much cheaper than the city's!
The Samgyetang is killing!!
Korean BBQ spot where they make the food right in front of you. They’ve got great cuts of meat. Plus kimchi soup, spicy chicken with cheese and so much more.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA