An affordable hot spot for Korean small plates accented with South American and Spanish influences.
Kyungmin Hyun, a South Korean-born chef known as Kay, has followed up her Asian-style tapas restaurant, Thursday Kitchen, with this similar - but slightly more formal - spot nearby. The globetrotting array of small plates (such as ceviche, lobster roll, beef tartare and duck fried rice) at Mokyo reflects a refined approach that she developed while cooking for the likes of Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Nobu Matsuhisa but done through the lens of Korean cooking (and seasoning).
Ideal For
Korean flavors
Signature Dishes
Corn dumplings with fennel and truffle salsa verde; pork jowl with cauliflower, kabayaki, and kalamata olives; Chinese-inspired lamb skewers with a soybean paste bearnaise sauce; Korean steak with soy marinade and collard greens and Pop Rocks dessert featuring mascarpone drizzled with macerated berries.
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Mokyo
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Asian flare
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East Village
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109 Saint Mark's Place, New York, NY 10009
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Korean
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