
Rustic-modern space for homey Korean pots, noodles, and BBQ, plus cocktails and house-infused soju.
From Google Maps reviews.
My friends and I originally had plans to celebrate my brother’s birthday elsewhere, but after those plans fell through we were incredibly fortunate to get a reservation at Her Name Is Han on short notice. Looking back, I would not change a thing because the evening ended up becoming one of the highlights of our entire weekend in New York. My brother works in fine dining, so our group naturally pays attention not only to the food, but also to the care that goes into creating an experience. Befor
I had been dying to check this place out but they seemed to never have a resy available. Thank goodness for my friend who’s a regular there and was able to hook it up. I can see why this place is such a hit. The energy is fun, the food is amazing and the service is so seamless and friendly. My friend took the lead on ordering but I remember the KFC (Korean fried chicken), the corn and cream croquettes, and the garlic chicken bbq bapsang were all amazing. O also ordered the lychee cocktail becau
The food: 9.5/10 Staff: 10/10 Decor: 10/10 Price: $$ so cheap compared to the Bay Overall: 9.7/10 ⭐️ Great spot for a table of 4. They do have larger tables, but expect a 15–20 mins wait during busy hours. Recommend for calling a reservation. What we ordered: 1. Hana Makgeolli – Hands down the best rice wine I’ve ever had 😭 So smooth and flavorful, everyone at the table couldn’t stop talking about it. 2. Kimchi Pancake – 10/10. Loved the cheesy, crispy texture. 3. Shrimp & Pepper Pancake – 8/
From the May 27, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Cracked or unpasteurized eggs were kept or used.

Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.