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- Addison SammetDecember 3, 2016The Teas and Sake are great. In the winter, there is a Matsutake feast. Also the Kimchi is fantastic. Remember to have easy shoes, it's required to remove shoes before taking your seat.Upvoted Mar 20
- Kuo-yu LiangApril 27, 2018Korean (vegan) temple food. Great ambience, good drinks selection, large menu focusing on mushrooms, roots, vegetables and tofu. Good non dairy desserts.Upvoted Mar 17
- MohitOctober 18, 2018Vegan Korean food. Paradise. From the decor, seating to the comforting food, love everything this place has to offer. Menu is huge so take ur time. Been here like 3 times now & never disappointed
- Kelsey NicoleDecember 2, 2013This restaurant was amazing. The heated floor for your feet was a nice touch. Try the nirvana drink if you love ginger! I ate the spicy mushroom dinner it was awesome and plenty of food!
- AntonyDecember 23, 2016Go earlier in evening with a reservation for a more relaxing experience. We went at 10pm on a Saturday but they stop serving many dishes and drinks and staff are rushing around with one foot out door.
- Rachel KimMarch 19, 2014Behind its large wooden entrance doors you'll find a quiet escape from a bumbling K-town. Options are health-conscious, vegetarian-friendly, and plenty. Make sure you take off your shoes first!
- Rebecca AtwoodFebruary 7, 2015Even meat lovers swoon for Hangawei. It's vegetarian Korean food in the coziest setting imaginable. Get leek pancakes, the spicy tofu dish with the kimchi, and the broccoli with garlic.
- Jeffrey ZeldmanSeptember 6, 2013Serene Korean vegan restaurant transports you out of hectic midtown. Prix fixe multi-course dinner is way to go. Enjoy the first-pick Korean green tea, which you can't get almost anywhere else.
- Madhuvanthi MohanJune 1, 2014So serene. You have to take off your shoes and there are these sunken tables you sit at. reasonably priced for the ambience you're getting. Must try the hot stone bowl veggie rice. Food not so spicy.
- Menu changes daily & seasonally... But if they have it, get the pumpkin porridge, todok salad & kimchi! This is one of my favorite vegetarian & vegan (gluten free options too!)restaurants in the city.
- NishAugust 24, 2013So authentic, you're required to take off your shoes and sit in sunken chairs. The tofu stone bowl, fritters and Black Forest cake are all amazing! Try a soju cocktail too!
- Shannon McCookFebruary 12, 2012Be prepared to take off your shoes! fantastic food and atmosphere; service was lacking. The rice bowls and Maitake mushroom dish is nom worthy. Lychee wine is sweet but good. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
- Sharon BergerAugust 27, 2013The pear juice and citrus juice are fantastic so is the pancake appetizer platter as well as the blueberry coconut cake for dessert. Delicious food and good service.
- MarsGirlVoyagerNovember 2, 2014vegan and vegetarian food, absolutely delish and the atmosphere can't be beaten. You feel like you have been transported a long way from NYC. Many dishes are rice based.
- Serious EatsMarch 6, 2013A totally vegan restaurant that offers a peaceful respite from the busy street of Koreatown. A Korean destination for everyone, vegan and otherwise.
- Silvia TorricelliFebruary 1, 2014Organic food, tasty and beautiful atmosphere with candels. Forbidden shoes. Only vegetarian meals. Top selection. Enjoy your dinner.
- EchoDAAugust 13, 2012this is great vegetarian place, nice traditional style decor and seating- no shoes required :-) everything that we tasted has that fresh taste, the Avocado bowl was great, tea's ..enjoy
- Great food and experience. Pricey but worth it. Highly recommended for both veggies and non-veggies. Their vegan cheesecake is a must.
- Serious EatsApril 23, 2013The Mongolian Hot Pot comes with wild bracken shoots, mushrooms and other mixed vegetables and arrives to your table still sizzling.
- Elvis RodricksJune 5, 2019A one of a kind 'low level' sit down and East Asian experience. Food is great along with their service. Great for dates or large groups.
- Nidhi RaviJuly 29, 2018The food here is absolutely delicious! Even though a little over priced for K-town, it offers a really good ambience and service!
- Marie La RueJanuary 12, 2019Korean vegetarian food in zen ambiance. Enjoyed my spicy tofu dish and the assortment of sweet potatoes patties appetizer. Good for a date or for groups. Cocktails were forgettable. Pricey.
- Brian MasefieldOctober 25, 2014Get the crispy mushroom sweet & sour dish. So good. Be prepared to take your shoes off for the dining area. Wear clean socks.
- The food is great, especially the pancakes/pajun, kimchi, and spicy chili mushrooms. The drinks and service are just meh. Email or call in advance for a reservation!
- Brie ScolaroNovember 19, 2015Stuffed shitake, tofu clay pot, avocado stone pot, and gluten free black forest cake. To die for. Coming back weekly.
- Lynell LasradoOctober 20, 2013Cocktails devoid of alcohol, dessert portions were so small. Only saving grace was the pancake combo. Take back the zagat rating and michellin guide entry soon!
- Hannah TreasureDecember 22, 2015kimchi soup is craaazy 💕😳 safe haven for veggies to take their non-veggie friends and everyone still ends up happy
- Amit KapilSeptember 3, 2013Simply wonderful. Light eaters may find the portions quite large. It's a place that you should try everything on the menu at least once.
- Jenny GregoryFebruary 9, 2014One of the 10 best vegetarian restaurants in New York according to Gothamist and recommended for Valentine's Day by Clean Plates
- Best Vegan restaurant in NYC! Order Frey with your meal, an organic, no detectable sulfite Calif. red table wine. Shoes are not mandatory.
- Brian MasefieldNovember 1, 2014Their crispy mushroom dish is addictive. Love the dining area. Wear clean socks - you have to take your shoes off.
- Nikhita MahtaniDecember 9, 2013Absolutely love. Healthy and delicious! Kimchi and tofu, and the rice bowls ❤
- Jason H.July 15, 2016All very good and wide variety of food. I'm very much a meat eater and I still enjoyed the dinner very much.
- Lovely G.August 12, 2014The best vegetarian Korean food. The atmosphere is great! You sit on pillows and the staff is very attentive.
- Lisa HinchliffeAugust 29, 2014Lovely atmosphere and authentic service. Creative and interesting food. Stood up nicely to similar experience in Seoul.
- Marinna DudasNovember 2, 2011Had a truly delicious and unique dining experience. Loved the avocado stone bowl and the lychee wine is pleasantly sweet and refreshing. Will definitely return!
- Jeffrey ZeldmanAugust 19, 2015My dad and his wife—life-long meat eaters—loved the Korean vegan lunch at Hangawi. #winning
- Gaurav GMay 27, 2013Eat the avocado stone bowl rice, combination pancakes and stuffed shiitake mushrooms. Fantastic place for all vegetarians.
- Priyanka BFebruary 7, 2012Korean vegetarian place that offers a unique dining experience. @gauri u need to teach me how to use chopsticks again! (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
- Roniel TesslerFebruary 5, 2017Mushroom dishes are excellent. A fun place to take a date or a for a fun night out.
- Rosie BevertonSeptember 25, 2013Reservation recommended since it gets busy. Get the tasting menu! Also has great gluten free options :)
- Best vegetarian Korean in the city, hands down. If you can't afford dinner, there is an AMAZING four-course lunch for just $20. All the stone bowls are great and they come out still bubbling.
- Piyumi DiasDecember 28, 2019Amazing variety of Korean vegetarian food. Loved it. Try the Lychee wine.
- melissaJanuary 31, 2015Avocado stone bowl, stuffed mushrooms, ssam ban, date paste tea...pretty much everything