Destination Guide Refined by  Korean from above to remove selectionCuisine Barbecue (8) Bars, Clubs + Pubs (4) Japanese (2) Sandwiches (1) Seafood (1) Steakhouse (1) Sushi (1) Vegetarian (2)
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| Don's Bogam BBQ and Wine Bar 17 E 32nd St, New York, NY 10017 212.683.2200 |  |
| Dong Won Restaurant 774 W Side Ave, Jersey City, NJ 7302 201.435.5684 | |
One of the local favorites is Dong Won Restaurant (774 W Side Ave, phone: (201) 435-5684), near the intersection of W Side Ave and Duncan Ave.
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| Emo's 1564 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10128 212.628.8699 | |
emos korean restaurant and bar is a new restaurant serving korean food in the upper east side. our menu represents the most popular dishes of traditional korean cuisine, such as bi bim bop, bul go ki, and pa jeon. it is ... more
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| Franchia 12 Park Ave, New York, NY 10001 212.213.1001 | |
franchia, 12 park avenue (34th street), is a serene spinoff of hangawi, the korean vegetarian restaurant nearby. franchia offers teas and elegant light food. silky green tea noodles, steamed dumplings that look like over... more
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| Gammiok 43 W 32nd St, New York, NY 10120 212.695.4113 | |
this unpretentious restaurant on koreatowns main drag fills a niche. gam mee oak is best known for two things that korean food lovers cant live without: sul long tang, a beef, noodle and rice soup eaten with a bit of sea... more
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| Han Bat 53 W 35th St, New York, NY 10119 212.629.5588 | |
this little korea eatery is a neighborhood favorite. repeat customers never seem to tire of the sul run tang (a beef broth with rice and noodles) or the bibimbop (a traditional south korean meat and vegetable dish). han ... more
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| Hana 675A 9th Ave., New York, NY 10107 212.582.9742 | |
| Hangawi 12 E 32nd St, New York, NY 10001 212.213.0077 | |
talk about an exotic new york experience: slip off your shoes and step into this serene, zen-like setting, which serves the temple food of buddhist monks---all vegetarian, all simply and beautifully prepared. tasting men... more
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| Hanjoo 43 W 33rd St, New York, NY 10119 212.629.5599 | |
for koreans who find a night of hard drinking to be a pleasant rite of companionship, the mornings after are an occupational hazard. for many, the solution is a bowl of hae jang gook, a hearty beef-and-tripe soup with a ... more
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| Kangsuh 1250 Broadway, New York, NY 10122 212.564.6845 | |
the most carnivorous appetites can be satisfied at kang suh---even in the middle of the night. choose from 16 kinds of marinated korean barbecues, including bul kogi and kal-bi, which are the classic thinly sliced beef s... more
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