"It seems like a flashy new Korean restaurant opens every week (usually from Hand Hospitality). But don’t forget about Osamil. If you want to have a fun night out in K-Town, this gastropub on 31st Street is a great place to start. The room is dark and lively, with hanging light bulbs and big shelves stocked with books and bottles of booze. Get something from the extensive cocktail list, then order some bulgogi and Korean fried chicken for the table. Once you finish, check out the bar above the restaurant, Osamil Upstairs." - Bryan Kim, Neha Talreja, Kenny Yang
Kate Previte
