K-Bap & Wings | Korean

Korean Fried Chicken / Wings: Crispy, flavorful, and frequently recommended — especially Soy Garlic wings.  • Bibimbap & Kimbap: Reviewers often praise the bibimbap and kimbap for being tasty and satisfying.  • Tofu soup & ramen: Comforting and flavorful choices mentioned in multiple reviews.  • Vegetarian options: Available and noted positively by diners. Ambience & Service • Cozy, simple, authentic vibe: Many reviewers like the casual, unpretentious atmosphere and K-pop music playing inside.  • Friendly & attentive staff: Service is highlighted as a positive aspect in a number of reviews.  • Small space: A few reviews mention the place can feel a bit tight or crowded.  • Great for groups, casual dinners, or a quick bite near Midtown attractions (close to MoMA & Central Park). Generally regarded as reasonably priced for Manhattan, with solid portion sizes for the price, though some reviews mention smaller portions on occasion.  Summary K-Bap & Wings is widely seen as a solid, affordable Korean eatery in Midtown NYC with standout wings and classic dishes like bibimbap and tofu soup. It’s casual, welcoming, and great for a quick Korean meal — though it isn’t perfect and can vary in portion size and crowd.

The food we tried was absolutely delicious! We had some Korean-style wings that were perfectly done—crispy on the outside and wonderfully tender on the inside. The rice cake skewers and bulgogi beef were also good! The place was a bit tight, tables were so close to each other and loud. The staff was friendly, although the service was a bit slow. Overall, it was a good experience!

The cheese wings is soooo good. And the cheese rice cake is soooo addictive-taste like chips. Both have the perfect amount of flavoring and crisp that other places can’t do. I would def get the wings if you’re there. It’s a bit tight in there but solo dining is welcomed! Staff members were kind and helpful.

I went to this casual Korean spot a while ago for dinner after going to Central Park nearby. They were pretty packed inside, but the woman was friendly, and I got a seat relatively quickly. I wasn't particularly in the mood for anything fried, so I went for their Spicy Pork Over Rice/Jeyuk-depbap/제육덮밥, which was $14.95. The pork was pretty tasty, with a bit of char, though the chili paste/gochujang was slightly milder than at some other spots. It was still a pleasant amount of heat, and it definitely was tender. The dish also came with a fried egg on top, which was a bit overdone for my liking. I don't mind the edges being crispy, but I want some yolk to drip. There was also some pickled cucumber with a bit of crunch that was pretty tasty, along with the rice, of course. The dish was pretty tasty, a good step above the closest casual Korean place to me, and worth the price. I'd go back here to try what they're more known for, which is their wings, another day. I'd recommend the place if you're in the area and looking for a quick and relatively cheap Korean meal.

Tenders here are so delicious 😋 I got the soy garlic and..juicy, crispy, flavorful and tender. The Bulgogi over rice, though not much for the price in my opinion, was seasoned and cooked to perfection. Great ambiance and good staff.

Don't get the ddukbokgi. It's the instant pack that you would make yourself. I was actually really disappointed. Kimbap was okay, but dry and again overpriced. I don't mind paying a lot if they actually tasted normal. I get it, we're in the city so I expect the pricing to reflect that compared to the suburbs. Chicken wings were probably their best items which makes sense because that's what they are known for. BUT beware if you are not familiar with Korean wing flavors. I liked the powdered cheese flavor. It's sweet and fun, BUT my husband hated it and barely wanted to finish it. Spicy soy garlic was delish. I have pictures added because the food looked good, but just disappointing. The vibes and service were great and the interior is unique/fun.

First off, the chicken is so crispy and good. No matter the flavor you get, the chicken’s crispy and crunchy texture will enhance it. If anything, the best part of this place is the chicken (I recommend their curry flavor). Secondly, the service is so good. The waitresses are kind and patient and easily helped enhance the already amazing experience my friends and had here!. Lastly, and certainly not least, the atmosphere is so homely and cozy. It’s truly an amazing place!! I 100% recommend eating here

Wonderful find while strolling in this neighborhood. I loved the chicken wings with two different flavors, and both were amazing! The sauce is very sticky, which is why they provide gloves. Service was a bit slow, and I felt it was unnecessary to stand while I could see empty seats, it took a good 15 minutes before it was our turn. But the team was very polite and friendly. A bit expensive from my perspective compared to the portion size, as we tried the kimchi stew but delicious nonetheless.

Very popular and a little crowded but super quick seating. Absolutely scrumptious. Got the cheese fries, rice cake, and wings. Did not disappoint please come out here if you can

the food so good and good service chicken was amazing I will definitely recommend coming here one of my top 10 favorite place in nyc

food & service was great, good customer service. would recommend for any future customers!

Who would have guessed? A tiny hole in a wall in midtown Manhattan that can serve decent Korean fried chicken? There are plenty of mixed reviews on this place, but I can only judge on the fried chicken, as that is their main staple here. While the restaurant looks unsuspecting from the outside, it is quite cozy inside, and the staff is very friendly. They sell their chicken not by pieces, but by weight. The tenders were $35.00 for 350g or 200g for $20. We went with the 200g since it comes with about 20 pieces. We also ordered the 8-piece bone-in wings. Both orders were super crispy, super flavorful, and I did not suffer from that greasy after effect I normally experience from Korean fried chicken. The price was right, the flavor was right, and the service was right. This is definitely a go-to spot for me if the nearby Koreatown is too busy to service me.

You should be ashamed of yourselves! After reviewing the five-star ratings more closely, a clear pattern emerges: many of the most enthusiastic reviews come from accounts that don't look credible. They even blatantly have placards that say "Give us a 5 star review and we'll give you a free soda" That should tell you right there their food is CRAP! Based on my experience, this restaurant does not live up to the hype or the level of quality and taste those reviews suggest. The presentation feels misleading to paying customers. Here's why that concern is justified. 1. Heavy concentration of new or highly infrequent reviewers in top ratings A disproportionate number of the strongest positive reviews come from users with little to no review history: Andrew D. (5, Nov 26, 2025): 0 reviews total. This is his only review, offering generic praise like "quick service and great tasting chicken." - Free Soda Zakariya H. (5, Nov 21, 2025): 0 reviews total. Another first-time reviewer with vague compliments about "nice vibes." - Free Soda Kai J. (4, Nov 10, 2025): 15 total reviews, all focused on chicken wings--extremely narrow scope. - Free Soda Glenn C. ("Elite 23," "All-Star"): 39 soup reviews--again, a hyper-specialized profile. Bernie N. ("Elite 23"): 12 chicken wing reviews. Sophia W. ("Elite 23"): Only 7 chicken wing reviews. Tashfia N. ("Elite 23," 149 reviews): More established, but still only a 4-star rating--not the glowing praise seen elsewhere. Meanwhile, Jeonmin H. (2) with "40 Korean food reviews" provides one of the few critical perspectives--suggesting more familiarity with the cuisine. - TRUTHFUL 2. Sharp contrast with critical reviews that show real detail One of the most substantive negative reviews comes from Karen K. (Fort Lee, NJ). While her profile shows low activity, the review itself is detailed and specific--calling out concrete issues with bibimbap, ramen, and service execution. That level of detail signals real dining experience rather than filler praise. This contrast matters: Short, enthusiastic one-liners dominate the 5-star section, while the most thoughtful feedback appears in lower ratings. 3. Structural red flags in the review mix Multiple "Elite 23" or "All-Star" badges tied to reviewers with extremely narrow or limited histories - Free Soda Generic praise ("great tasting chicken," "quick service") disproportionately clustered in top ratings Detailed criticism appearing primarily in lower-star reviews An overall 3.9/5 rating across 571 reviews, which suggests mixed performance--yet the default sort surfaces overwhelmingly positive takes 4. The biggest tell: Yelp's own filtering Yelp explicitly notes "110 other reviews that are not currently recommended." That is not a small number. When over 100 reviews are filtered out by Yelp's algorithm, it strongly suggests the platform itself detected unreliable or low-quality activity.

We got the soy garlic wings, the tofu soup, and the shin veggie Ramen. General Experience - Waiters were very quick to take our drinks, appetizers and orders - Tight squeeze to get around, the place isn't very big Soy Garlic Wings 4/5 - Wings were huge so plan for that - Wasn't the best soy garlic flavor I've had but definitely good - came with gloves which was helpful Tofu Soup 5/5 - Nothing to note. This was a good soup Shin Veggie Ramen 3/5 - A little lacking in the amount of food but was good otherwise Good food, good atmosphere, wouldn't mind stumbling back.

There is always a line and always a wait for this place and I was determined to get in for the food. Apparently the fried chicken is amazing!! After a few weeks on a Friday I was able to get in and get seated in about 5 minutes. The waiter was super quick to come and hand us menus, and we decided on the original fried chicken and to share a bowl of ramen. The fried chicken came out super quickly, and it was hot, fresh, and crispy. Cooked to perfection. The medium sized drumsticks were my favorite! Couldn't stop eating!! The ramen came out a little later, it was just ok, the noodles were a little rubbery, and the base was great. Not my favorite but passed. The place was super busy but not too loud, the service was good and fast. I'm so glad I was able to finally get in for dinner! Come for the chicken!

K-Bap & Wings fills up upper midtown's desperate need for a watering hole. I walk in and it never fails to amaze me the diversity of their patrons. You have your weebs, loners (me), stoners, bros, and all types of hoes. For me, I'm always struggling to find something to eat in this neighborhood that doesn't require a full course meal. And I suspect many others considering how rowdy it gets. Enter K-Bap & Wings. I normally opt to try many different items before writing a review but every time I've come back, it was always for one thing: their curry wings. Their snowing cheese is great too but as far as I'm concerned, the curry wings is an nyc item unique to them. If you're looking for something other than your soy garlic or hotter-than-a-K-pop-star, I hiiiighly advise the curry wings. It's not Korean curry (do they even have a curry?), it's good ole-fashion Jamaican curry from the supermarket but it's sold everywhere for a reason (the reason is it's delicious). Side note: try curry powder on your pizza, you won't be disappointed. The staff always seems frantic but that's the standard for our economy while surviving on slim margins. Maybe we should stop paying federal taxes and take care of our own. It's a great place to solo dine and deepthroat some chicken and probably an even greater place to bring your friends because there always seems to be a group enjoying themselves at the big table.

Very disappointing experience. This was what made me realize that I really can't blindly trust online reviews of restaurants anymore on social media. Ordered wings and soondubu after hearing good things about this place. I'll admit, the wings themselves were decent, hence the 2 stars instead of 1. But when we asked for pickled radish, which is a staple pairing with Korean fried chicken, we were given Vietnamese style pickled radish and carrots. Not only did it not taste good, but it completely missed the mark. Korean fried chicken and pickled radish go hand in hand. It's the most basic, non negotiable part of the experience. You can't claim to specialize in Korean food, especially Korean fried chicken, and not serve it properly. Then came the soondubu. I wish I could've taken a picture to show how watery and unappetizing it looked. We didn't even need to taste it to know how bland it would taste. We were absolutely appalled. I tried taking two bites to see if it would grow on me but I genuinely could not see myself taking another bite of it without being disgusted. It tasted like water with a sprinkle of pepper flakes. This was the first time in my life I ever requested a restaurant to take the food away and cancel the order. They eventually did, but with no follow up, no apology, and no effort to ask for feedback. The interaction came off as unfriendly, despite me being polite the entire time. Between the food and the service, the whole experience left a bad taste. There are plenty of better options in the city, for both wings and Korean food, and do not recommend coming here.

Ordered the halal chicken wings in the flavors curry and original. Both were really good, and most importantly, super crispy. I will definitely be back to try their other chicken wing sauces

I went to this casual Korean spot a while ago for dinner after going to Central Park nearby. They were pretty packed inside, but the woman was friendly, and I got a seat relatively quickly. I wasn't particularly in the mood for anything fried, so I went for their Spicy Pork Over Rice/Jeyuk-depbap/제육덮밥, which was $14.95. The pork was pretty tasty, with a bit of char, though the chili paste/gochujang was slightly milder than at some other spots. It was still a pleasant amount of heat, and it definitely was tender. The dish also came with a fried egg on top, which was a bit overdone for my liking. I don't mind the edges being crispy, but I want some yolk to drip. There was also some pickled cucumber with a bit of crunch that was pretty tasty, along with the rice, of course. The dish was pretty tasty, a good step above the closest casual Korean place to me, and worth the price. I'd go back here to try what they're more known for, which is their wings, another day. I'd recommend the place if you're in the area and looking for a quick and relatively cheap Korean meal.

Pretty good prices for good Korean fried chicken! Bulgolgi beef kimbap had very fresh ingredients, pretty big pieces. 6pc wings is very filling, I had spicy soy garlic and curry flavors and both were delicious! It's a casual restaurant with decent seating, you can be in and out pretty fast. The staff are extremely friendly.

My girls and when I say that I mean my daughters, I have three. They wanted to go for some Korean hotdogs on this Saturday weekend, but after checking Yelp pages and seeing pictures of Korean fried chicken, we decided to go with it instead of the hotdogs. We picked K-Bap because they had my middle teens favorite dish besides the chicken and that is Tteokbokki. We arrived and was ask did we make reservations, I stated no did I need them and was told no and put at a table in the corner that lacked the air conditioning. They made up for it though because I ask to move and it wasn't a problem like I thought it might've been. I'm happy to report everyone working here was pleasant. For the restaurant size the set up was nice because it wasn't really big. It was actually small but gave a very intimate atmosphere. I like it. They had monitors up throughout the restaurant playing videos of what my kids called K-Pop music, it was definitely their type of vibes. So you could come here with friends, family, or make it a date night. It was would be fine. So we decided to order some rice cake skewers, Bulgogi Kimbap, spicy ramen, Tteokbokki, banana milk, and of course the chicken. So here's the breakdown... Rice Cake Skewers- 4.5 could have been a bit crisper on the outside Bulgogi Kimbap- 3 it was ok, it lacked in flavor Spicy Ramen- 4 was not spicy at all but still very tasty Tteokbokki- 4 was tasty, but not the best we had before Banana milk- 4 tasted just like a banana now and later candy, It also was to small and pricey, still so good I brought one to go. Korean chicken 4.5, very good just not the best I've had. As you can see from the scores, we enjoyed everything. From the food to the atmosphere, it would be a place I would revisit. Thumbs up for me. Happy Yelping!

I love these narrow little hole-in-the-wall places serving up delicious food at a reasonable price. The specialty here is definitely the Korean Fried Chicken. However, the other items are nice too. Soy Garlic Korean Fried Chicken: The classic Korean Fried Chicken! Nice crispy skin. No fatty/soggy pieces. Plus flavorful marinade. They offered gloves, but I was fine using chopsticks. Sweet & Spicy Korean Fried Chicken: Definitely sweet, but not that spicy. Think I preferred the soy garlic more. Bulgogi Beef Kimbap: A nice mix of beef, pickled veggies and rice. Hit the spot. Though tasted like it was made earlier in the day, instead of rolled fresh to order. Tteokbokki: Chewy rice cakes and lots of nice spicy sauce. The fish cake part was ok, but a tad fishy. Snow Cheese Fries: Kinda tasted like they sprinkled the cheese packet from Kraft Mac & Cheese on top of fries. A little weird, but also addictive.

A good spot for Korean fried chicken in a casual setting. I was in the mood for rice and was pleasantly surprised to find a combination plate with fried chicken and rice on the menu. The chicken didn't disappoint- crispy, well seasoned, and absolutely delicious. The addition of a fried egg and pickled radishes rounded out the dish nicely. Service was prompt and efficient. The ambiance is very casual and a bit noisy. Space is pretty tight; my party was squeezed in-between two other groups at a communal table, separated by dividers. Not a big issue, and the food was more than good enough for us to enjoy ourselves.

WARNING: These wings are dangerously addictive. Crispy and packed with bold Korean seasoning. My go-to? Snow Cheese--a perfect dusting of cheesy goodness that's seriously addictive. Prefer something with a kick? The spicy garlic is a must-try for heat lovers. These wings might just ruin all others for you... don't say I didn't warn you. Follow me @foodie.elite on IG and Tiktok for more.

inconsistency in service, food isn't exactly tasty but just average. The table we were first placed was leaned, and our water was tilting. The workers kept forgetting about certain things we ordered. The ambiance serves a grandmas basement.

This was my first time trying Kbap. I like the wood aesthetic they have going on and the service was great. The Korean fried chicken was really crispy and I liked the variety of flavors. I'm not a big fan of tteokbokii but the skewers were good. The glaze was light which made it better for me to enjoy. I never had snow cheese flavor until this spot so I got it on the fries and it's an interesting flavor. Really good on the fries. I had to get the Korean banana milk. Besides that I didn't really like the rice cake in the red sauce and the rice bowl. The flavors were throwing me off.

K-Bap and Wings can easily be missed because the entry way is almost hidden between two other restaurants. The block also has a variety of other restaurants to dine at which also makes K-Bap easy to miss. However, once you walk into this tiny narrow establishment you will be amazed with the food. The chicken wings are delicious with excellent breading and a tender meat. I had sweet and spicy along with spicy soy garlic and I was waiting for the spice to kick in but it never did. No matter, it was still delicious. If you opt for the tenders you get a ton of tenders. I think it is 200 or 300 grams of bite size "tenders". The bibimbap was also flavorful and an excellent dish. The spicy pork had a tad more spice than the wings. This place is awesome and not that expensive.

The crunch on the wings here is phenomenal! I've had lots of fried chicken from Korean spots, but the crispiness and crunch level here was incredible. The flavors are also really strong. I recommend the Soy Garlic for sure! It's somewhat small but spacious inside at the same time because it is quite narrow. There was one server working there, but she was pretty attentive to every table despite how busy it got.

Kbap & Wings is a homey Korean restaurant that has been opened in Midtown since 2005. You can find all your favorite comfort food here, from fried chicken to bibimbap, from army stew to kimbap. Fyr the spice level is no joke here. ＊Korean Fried Chicken Wings** We opted for the 6pc wings, which is ONLY $12! We tried two of their signature flavors: snow cheese wing is coated with cheese powder, while the other one is glazed in sweet, sour and spicy sauce. Snow cheese is very addictive if you like cheesy and crispy snacks. Unless you're very confident with your spice tolerance, otherwise think twice before you get the sweet and spicy chicken. Pity that our wings were only lukewarm. They would be more delicious if they were served hot. ＊Army Stew Army stew is so comforting even on a hot day. The pot has sausage, spam, pork and ramyun, and white rice served on the side. The portion size is hearty and you can definitely order one to share. The kimchi broth is a little spicy. ＊Seafood Pancakes The seafood pancake tasted bland on its own but the dipping sauce adds more tangy and sweet flavor to it. Our server is very sweet and attentive. She kept refilling water while we were dying from the spicy wings. They also value and take customers' feedback seriously when I reflected about the lukewarm wings, which I really appreciate it.

The cheese wings is soooo good. And the cheese rice cake is soooo addictive-taste like chips. Both have the perfect amount of flavoring and crisp that other places can't do. I would def get the wings if you're there. It's a bit tight in there but solo dining is welcomed! Staff members were kind and helpful.

Ordered: Bulgogi Box (~$23): with kimchi, japchae, rice, and miso soup 6pc Soy Garlic Wings (~$12) Beef Soft Tofu Soup (~$19): medium spicy, served with white rice Aya's take: We stopped by for a quick lunch since I was craving some Korean comfort food and what better than some Korean fried chicken and warm soft tofu soup!? The Soy Garlic Wings were really great! The wings were nice and crisp, the soy garlic was coated all over but wasn't too thick, and they were piping hot, The Beef Soft Tofu Soup was decent; plenty of tofu and a good portion of beef. The flavors were good but definitely nowhere close to some of the other spots in Ktown. The Bulgogi Box was the biggest disappointment, starting with the miso soup. It was one of the worst I've had and didn't taste like a typical miso soup. The bulgogi also appeared old/frozen and all the pieces were irregular sizes. The japchae and kimchi were the best items in the bento box. I would definitely skip that and stick to the Korean fried chicken here.

Craving Korean fried chicken? @kbabnwings has you covered! For just $12, you get 6 pieces of crispy wings & drumsticks with your choice of 2 flavors -- pick from originals like Soy Garlic, Spicy Soy Garlic, Sweet & Spicy, Snow Cheese, and so many more. Everything's made fresh to order and packed with flavor -- the chicken is seriously crispy, and the Army Stew? So flavorful it deserves its own spotlight They've also got appetizers, kimbap, bibimbap, soups & stews - basically, all your Korean comfort food cravings in one cozy spot. Perfect for a quick, delicious meal

I love the wings here, they're super crispy and the flavors are unique. But my favorite dish is definitely the beef stone stew, it's perfect for the winter weather. The service is always very kind and I love how this place is super casual.

Really loved this place!! Stopped in for a solo dining lunch! They have plenty of spots for those who eat by themselves!! The chicken was super juicy and flavorful!! And the crispy rice cakes were phenomenal with the perfect amount of heat! Staff was very friendly as well!! Looking forward to going back next time I'm in the city

"quick" service and "great tasting" chicken. i like the ambience and its fairly close to the MoMA

Chicken is amazing!!! The wait was definitely longer than anticipated but still very worth it! Staff was locked in and kind, glad I stumbled upon this place! The inside felt crowded and ambience was loud, so I opted to take my order to-go! Good stuff.

Such good cheesy wings!! They have so many other unique flavors of fried chicken so yummy. Only thing is it's pretty crowded sometimes because it's so popular also their spicy wings are actually pretty spicy

@kbapandwings is a casual restaurant located in midtown! They sell a bunch of classic korean dishes, and are most known for their 6 for $12 KFC. ft: -chicken teriyaki bibimbap: came with a sunny side up egg, rice, bean sprouts! Super healthy, super delicious. I got the one in the hot stone. -sweet and spicy fried chicken over rice: The chicken had this apple cidery taste to it, and it wasn't too spicy! It came with kinchi and radish. The chicken was a good combo with the rice. -vegetable kimbap: Wow! I love kimbap. It was made nicely and easy to chew. The ingredients were very tasty! -soy garlic fried chicken: This was our favorite!!! I always get soy garlic when ordering KFC. The wings were super tender, flavorful, and AWESOME! -original fried chicken: This one is good for people that don't want too much seasoning! If you want something with more flavor to it, do get the other ones. Chicken was tender regardless! K-Bap & Wings follow @rebeccatakesnyc for more nyc content!

Beef bibimbap was a rip off, there was barely any beef in the bowl. The wings were decent but the sauce on them does not sit well, quite sticky and chunked. Wings are surprisingly large. Service-wise, the order was created quickly and was clean and accurate. Cozy restaurant with plenty of seating. Likely will not be returning.

Excellent service. Ambience reminds me of mom and pop food places in South Korea. Fried chicken wing original recipe is very good. Ramen with shrimps is very flavorful and will definitely come back to try other dishes on the menu.

Highly recommend this place. We had the wings and they were delicious. We ordered soy garlic and curry. Service was great, staff was friendly. Reasonably priced. My girlfriend looked this up while we were in Williamsburg. It was worth the trip. Definitely you have a new customer.

Amazing fried chicken in this place, very affordable at a good price, customer service was great i was treated well, and overall a good experience

it's a decent korean fried chicken place in midtown. the space is small and tight, i was by myself so i sat by the counter. The wings came out hot and fresh, it covered with so much sauce which is a little messy to eat. you get a free sode if you pose a picture to share on social and tag their business. if you want just a quick and easy wing without going to ktown , this is a great choice.

Ambiance (3/5): The inside is warm and cozy with a couple of dining tables. There is both counter ordering and seated service. The lighting is more on the dark side but no volume/music that you can hear. The table I sat at was sticky to touch. Service (4/5): The staff was courteous and literally jogged to get your food/requests. The food was ready in about 10 minutes. Bulgogi Bento Box (1/5): The lunch bulgogi bento box totaled to $18.45 (including tax)! This was not worth that cost at all. The bulgogi beef was low quality--it was dry and tough to chew. It lacked sauce and needed a side of hot sauce to rescue it. There was a slight sweetness and not enough saltiness/flavor.

Service top 10! Food flavor delicious 10 out of 10! Great location. Nice low music not too loud! 2 thumbs up!!!

My first meal at this place was memorable. They let the dining experience speak for the restaurant. Welcoming service personnel. K-Bap & Wings offers so many talking points I'm struggling to organize them. The restaurant executes with competence.

I wish I could even rate my experience or even be able to experience the food. Sadly, I couldn't due to poor customer service. Yesterday, me and my friend went to try K Bap & Wings because we heard about it so much online. My friend barely even stepped in the door and the waitress told her there'd be no order taking at the time. Even though there were people leaving the restaurant, so there'd be tables available. As we were outside looking for a new spot (the waitress could see us standing outside), another party of 2 walked in. They were immediately seated by the same waitress who told us that they were not taking any orders. Me and my friend were shocked because once the waitress realized there was availability, she could've waved us in to come sit. It's safe to say that I will never be visiting this establishment again. This was such poor representation for a place that has such good ratings.

Customer service is very good, waiter is very kind and understanding. Food is good and cooked to perfection. Vibes are very nice and very nice seating.

The wings are amazing! We got the sweet and spicy wings along with the garlic soy sauce. We also got the bulgogi bowl and it comes with an egg. The dumplings have a beefy inside and they do not skip on the meat they stuff them with. They were a little oily but I liked them. Must try!

Cute restaurant with quick service and tasty entrees. I ordered the beef tofu soup, which was a nice repreive from the crisp new York air. Quick service as well

wow we are such tourists!!! walking into the moma only to see starry night and then walking straight out is lowkey so disrespectful but like damn we were hungry! i had this place saved on my yelp for a while because i was in a mood for korean fried chicken and this place did not disappoint! their chicken was amazingggg. i think it was my first time having kfc in the east coast and dang that was so good. but their beef bulgogi stone pot was okay. it wasn't worth the price and it tasted extremely mediocre. but i guess that's why it's called kbap and wings cuz they're known for their chicken! so ya if you go here get their chicken! my friend and i highly recommend it and wow we ate that uppppp!

Not so good soon tofu soup or bulgogi. We should have ordered what was in the name of the restaurant, other patrons seem to have ordered that.

The food and service was great, I love coming to this place! 100 percent recommended!

Great place to eat after a nice bike ride through Central Park. Delicious Korean food. Delicious!

Came here a few weeks back. Ordered the bibimbap and tteokboki. Food wise, it was either not authentic or it wasn't seasoned/prepped properly. For the tteokboki, the sauce was too watery, which makes me think they added too much soup or didn't add gochujang and just gochugaru. The bibimbap was okay, but for the price? Not worth it. Service was good and the only person working FOH was friendly!

honestly can't stop thinking about this place. Everything we ordered was incredible! We had the fried chicken, soft tofu stew, spicy pork rice bowl (jeyuk-deopbap), and tteokbokki and every single dish was packed with flavor and cooked to perfection. The chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and so addictive. The soondubu jjigae was comforting and rich, with just the right level of spice. The spicy pork was tender and savory, and the tteokbokki had that perfect chewy texture with a sweet-spicy kick. On top of that, the side dishes were fresh and tasty, and the staff was super friendly and welcoming. The whole experience just felt warm, relaxed, and satisfying. This place is a hidden gem for anyone craving real, soul-satisfying Korean food. I'm definitely coming back again soon. Highly recommend!

I got the army stew, which was a good portion for the price. However, something in the soup was really salty and was pretty distracting from the flavor honestly. Also, the rice was a bit hard and didn't seem all that fresh. Very average army stew.. maybe I didn't order the right thing but I wasn't too impressed with the item. Service was fine, and the interior was spacious but was kind of dark and lifeless.