π₯ Best Korean Restaurants in New York
59 korean restaurants in New York, ranked by Google rating and number of reviews. Featured listings appear first.
At D-Jing K, we bring the rich traditions of Korean cuisine to the heart of Industry City. Every dish is made with authentic ingredients, bold flavors, and a modern touch. Our goal is to share the warmth of Korean diningβ¦
Welcome to μ°λ΄ "woodam" a Korean restaurant rooted in deep tradition and delicate balance. Our slow-simmered beef broth is rich and savory, perfectly rounded with a hint of our secret sauce. Comforting, refined, and quietβ¦
Prime No. 7 is a modern Korean BBQ and Sushi restaurant in Astoria, offering premium meats, fresh seafood, and an interactive dining experience perfect for groups and food lovers.
KJUN is Chef Jae Jung's life story through food. Growing up in Seoul, South Korea, and spending her formative cooking years in New Orleans has led her to her first solo venture.
Southern Tapas with Korean Flare
Serving Korean food inside Hmartβs Market Eatery Food Hall
Seoul BAP brings the flavors of Seoul to Manhattan's NoMad neighborhood. "BAP" (λ°₯) means rice β and meal β in Korean, reflecting our focus on comfort-driven, shared dining. Our menu features bibimbap, Korean fried chickeβ¦
JINSANG GUKBAP μ§μκ΅λ°₯ is a korean restaurant in Bayside, New York.
Korean & Restaurant
Mr. Dak is one of the most well-known Korean fried chicken restaurants in Queens, serving crispy chicken made with house-made batter and signature sauces prepared in-house. In addition to our famous Korean fried chicken,β¦
GurumΓ© is a cozy tapas bar in Hellβs Kitchen emerging from the chaos of the city created to bring a piece of culture and good vibes to the neighborhood. With Chef Joonβs expression of his interpretations of food, GurumΓ© β¦
DupBopBro is a family-owned Korean fast casual restaurant in the Lower East Side serving customizable Korean rice bowls made to order. Build your DupBop (DupBap) with your choice of base, protein, toppings, and house-madβ¦
JeunJu Korean Restaurant μ μ£ΌμλΉ | μ μ£Όν 맀칼κ΅μ - Authentic Korean home style food
Korean Restaurants Β· Flushing, New York
Experience the most authentic Korean home style food at JeunJu Restaurant! We have been developing our recipes for 40+ years with two generations. Not only we serve popular Korean dishes like Bibimbap or Kimchi stew, butβ¦
Korean Fried chicken with Gluten-Free Fried Chicken Option + Bul go gi (thin sliced beef), spicy pork, grilled chicken, fried chicken, grilled shrimp, fried tofu boxes with choice of white rice, brown rice, mixed green, β¦
Welcome to NaRa Chicken, your go-to destination for authentic, Korean-style chicken and Korean cuisine. At Nara Chicken, we pride ourselves on bringing the rich flavors of Korea straight to the heart of Brooklyn. Whetherβ¦
Ziggle Tofu & Grill brings the heart of Korean comfort food to Manhattanβs Kips Bay. We specialize in authentic Soondubu Jjigae (silky soft tofu stew) and premium Korean BBQ favorites like LA Galbi and Beef Bulgogi. Whetβ¦
Anytime Kitchen is a Korean-American tapas bar located on the third floor of 23 W 32nd Street in the heart of Koreatown, NYC. Since 2018, we've been serving up a lineup of bold small plates, Korean flavors reimagined forβ¦
Contemporary Korean
Tosokchon NYC is a Korean restaurant located in the heart of New York, NY, offering a wide variety of delicious dishes to suit every taste. Our menu features classic Korean food, all made with the freshest ingredients anβ¦
BigNorm brings the ideals of traditional Korean cooking to a casual grab-n-go shop, blending a little contemporary flare to old school convention.
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Frequently asked questions
How many korean restaurants are there in New York?
The directory currently lists 59 korean restaurants in New York, updated continuously from Google Maps.
Which korean restaurant in New York is rated highest?
Weighing rating against review count, D-Jing K- Kitchen currently leads with 4.9 out of 5 from 1,586 reviews.
How is this list ranked?
Featured listings (paid, always labeled) come first; the rest are ordered by a score that balances the average Google rating against the number of reviews, so a 4.8 from 300 reviews outranks a 5.0 from 2.
Can I call these korean restaurants directly?
Yes. 18 of the 20 listings on this page show a phone number; tap the call button on each card.
What else does New York have besides korean restaurants?
Other well-covered categories in New York include Chinese Restaurants, Japanese & Sushi, Asian Grocery Stores, Thai Restaurants; see βOther categoriesβ below.
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