Best Korean Restaurant

[mumsamumsa]

I know someone can help me with some names of very good Korean restaurants in Ktown and Flushing....TIA

 

[moneyshotsnj]

I don't know about Ktown or Flushing, but the Y in Blimpie town is great!

 

[erueru]

Yang Pyung- 33rd Between 5th and 6th.
I've eaten there many a time and my K-girl tells me its her fav.

 

[Traderdave]

Where is RED BAR located in K-town? I

 

[DaiDaiLun]

Kum Gang San in K-Town (they also have a location flushing)

 

[ZagatMP]

Chun Kee Wah in Elmhurst off Broadway and Roosevelt Ave.

 

[wanguy30]

Try the one in Flushing

Kum Gang San in K-Town (they also have a location flushing)

I like the one in Flushing better. Plenty of parking in the back and there's a nice little authentic Korean waterway with fishes in it. Even thought the menu and food selection is pretty much the same, I like the service and food better in Flushing.

 

[Mr. Wet Wooly]

Where is RED BAR located in K-town? I

I think it's on either 35th or 36th between 5th and 6th. It's on the second floor, hard to spot from street level. Nice Korean ass in there.

 

[ewnekmagahai]

Jung Tuh, corner of Union and 3 Ave, has great kalbi (galbi) bbq beef

 

[DaiDaiLun]

There is a All-You-Can-Eat Korean BBQ on northern blvd. It's about maybe 5 or 6 blocks from the Kum Gang San. It's pretty good for the price (17.99?) if you like korean BBQ. I've been there a few times and always end up breaking out with pimples the next day and a massive gout attack.

 

[ZagatMP]

There is a All-You-Can-Eat Korean BBQ on northern blvd. It's about maybe 5 or 6 blocks from the Kum Gang San. It's pretty good for the price (17.99?) if you like korean BBQ. I've been there a few times and always end up breaking out with pimples the next day and a massive gout attack.

I know that place, but dont go on a weekday, cuz the food is not as fresh. If you go on a weekend its busier, but the food is alot fresher.

 

[wanguy30]

No All-You-Can-Eat-Korean for me

I know that place, but dont go on a weekday, cuz the food is not as fresh. If you go on a weekend its busier, but the food is alot fresher.

I'd avoid the all-you-can-eat place on Northern (I believe it's between 149th & 150th Street). Let's just say my friends and I got food poisoning from there on two separate occasions. It took two trips to the emergency room after eating there before we decided not to go back.

 

[Mr. Wet Wooly]

Best Korean barbecue I've been to was in Palisades Park, NJ just across the GWB.

Outstanding bulgoki on the real hot charcoals, not those awful frying pans they use in Little Korea, NYC.

So Moon Nan Jib or something like that. Anyone know the place I'm talking about?

 

[rough1]

Charcoal

the real hot charcoals, not those awful frying pans they use in Little Korea, NYC.

I went to a charcoal K-BQ place in Flushing (N'thrn Blvd. near Main) a few years ago, but it's since gone out of business. Anyplace in Queens or Manhattan that actually uses charcoal (real hot or otherwise)?

 

[TASTYSQEEZE]

I hear the new rave is Korean fried chicken. Anybody sample the crispy goodness anywhere. I hear Bon Chon Chicken, but there only open 5p on.
(314 5th ave)

 

[justlooking]

I've been to that Forte Baden Baden place on 32nd St., and frankly I didn't see what the big deal was. I didn't think the chicken was that great.

 

[NoBiscuit]

I've been to that Forte Baden Baden place on 32nd St., and frankly I didn't see what the big deal was. I didn't think the chicken was that great.

The Baden Baden in Fort Lee is much better, esp the chicken.

 

[franca]

Kum Gang San in K-Town (they also have a location flushing)

Never been to the one in Flushing, but I rather like Kum Gang San. At my most recent visit with a couple girlfriends, I noticed they started selling their kimchee by the huge bucket to take home. I would have bought some, but I had a date later, and I thought it might seem weird to walk into his hotel room with a gallon of kimchee.

 

[Slinky Bender]

I was so dissapointed recently to find out the place with the real wood grills doesn't have them anymore.

 

[justbill_redux]

I was so dissapointed recently to find out the place with the real wood grills doesn't have them anymore.

If you're talking about the all night place on the south side of 32nd between the parking garage and office tower off Bdwy, they switched to gas over 7 months ago.