Urbanologie rounds up the top Korean restaurants in NYC just for U...
Oiji is sleek and contemporary in both aesthetics and cuisine. The chef duo and co-owners - Bouley and Gramercy Tavern vets - have turned to Korea for inspiration, and concocted a menu of delicate and creative twists on traditional Korean dishes.
High caliber tabletop Korean barbecue, disco-ball bedecked karaoke booths, and Korean-inspired tiki cocktails - what more do you need for a dinner party? Introducing Insa, open this week in Gowanus.
Ramen, soup and Korean comfort food by the Barclay's Center by Esther Choi, who got her start in the Chelsea Market.
A Korean take on a Gastropub by chef Esther Choi, who's also behind American-Koren mash up, mokbar.
The first restaurant from Korean chef Soogil Lim in the East Village serves a refined menu, marrying Korean flavors with French cooking techniques.