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This compact, rustic-chic restaurant with a minimalist vibe features traditional Korean cuisine.
What to order: Crispy Corn Pancake · Pork Belly with Rice Crepe Wrap · Creamy Seafood Udon · Garlic Crust & Spicy ChickenFrom Google Maps reviews.
A modern take on traditional Korean comfort food. Budae Ji Gae, Ja Jang Myun, and Kim Bap with a little fusion. All three were very good.. The Ja Jang Myun had a little smoky flavor to it. The creamy udon with shrimp and squid was really good and creative. The true star was the sweet corn pancake, which everyone seems to be ordering.. There’s always a line and the place is crowded so it’s difficult to get a seat.. But definitely worth the worth wait. I was told the menu changes regula
This place is awesome! I loved their jajangmyeon, and the staff were so warm and friendly. They even hooked us up with free drinks, which was a nice bonus. The tteokbokki was pretty spicy for us, and the desserts were a bit too sweet, but the fries and chicken wings totally made up for it. Great place to hang out and grab some Korean food with friends：）：）：）
A true hidden gem in NoMad. Minimalist, warm, and full of character, with soft lighting and indie music that create a vibey ambience. The service was friendly and welcoming, and the food was outstanding. The crispy corn pancakes and the sweet and sour pork with kelp butter were highlights of an excellent meal. Understated, elegant, and memorable. We can’t wait to return.
From the Dec 12, 2024 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.
Clean utensils were stored where they could get dirty again.