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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
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| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by Miss Day on 03/20/2010
Awesome K-town Stop
Although I've found the best K food in Queens, this never fails to satisfy my cravings. The BBQ is the draw, and rightfully so. It's delicious and super reasonably priced. The pancakes (both veg and fish) are awesome, as are the rice cakes. I'm not enamored of their bibimbap, however, or the kimchi; but that being said, it's still an exceptional place with a great price. See you there!
Posted by picky new yorker on 01/09/2010
Great Korean BBQ
The place that I "always went to" for Korean BBQ closed, so I had to pick another. I chose NY Kom based on the reviews and I was glad I did. The BBQ tables are upstairs with a nice view of the street. The beef dumplings were delicious (we had some steamed and some fried). The BBQ was great. We had the marinated pork belly, sirloin tips and short ribs. The pork was the best of the three, but all good. I will definitely go back.
Posted by Rachel on 01/12/2009
very good
We went there for dinner. The food and service were very good and the price is 10% cheaper than the restaurants nearby. We will go there again.
Posted by miss cho on 12/23/2007
Best Korean food...in Manhattan's ktown
I'm korean, and I grew up eating solely korean food at home. I also lived in koreatown in los angeles, so I know my korean food. Of all the korean restaurants on 32nd street, this is by far the best. My dad told me that i should try NY Gom Tang Soot Bul Kal Bi b/c he used to dine there back in 1982, and he thought it was great. A lot has changed since then, but i still think they have the best korean food on 32nd. My favorites are their Pajun's (pancake), Kori Gom Tang (oxtail soup), and Jun Buk Jook (abalone porridge).
Posted by melody on 07/18/2007
finger lickin good !!!!
for a first timer the food was perfect, for 2 we ordered the 3 layer pork belly and the bulgogi,the pork in the sesame oil was yum but the bulgogi was the most tender and well marinated meat it melt like butter..............most of all i loved the sides(banchan),being a seafood luva , the octopus in broccoli and sweet sauce was my fav....all in all the service was quick efficient,and friendly, even though they wouldn't speak much eng....(they even changed the coal grill to quicken )the food was the best communication we needed,we even asked for an extra side (the octopus ofcourse).........with 2 beers and green tea...65$ wasn't too much for a meal for 2 in NY.
Posted by Guest on 07/17/2007
better than I expected
Recently went with a couple of friends for lunch. The exterior of the restaurant gave me a false lead to hospitable nature inside the restaurant. The food was great, the service was well attentive and the prices were just right. I recommend this place for anyone looking for well prepared well priced Korean food. Second thought, it could use one more waitress, just a thought.
Posted by first-timer on 03/01/2007
super friendly service
My husband and I have never had Korean BBQ before and the waiter was extremely helpful in helping us choose the dishes and once the food arrived, showed us what we should do with wrapping the meat in the lettuce etc. Food was extremely yummy and the side dishes were generous and tasty. Definitely recommend this place!