Take 31

Korean restaurant · Midtown East

Take 31

Korean restaurant · Midtown East

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15 E 31st St, New York, NY 10016

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Highlights

Take 31 is a trendy, compact Korean spot where you can enjoy lively modern dishes like crispy corn pancakes and pork belly rice crepe wraps amid a youthful atmosphere.  

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15 E 31st St, New York, NY 10016 Get directions

mytake31.com
@take31nyc

$30–50 · Menu

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15 E 31st St, New York, NY 10016 Get directions

+1 646 284 5540
mytake31.com
@take31nyc

$30–50 · Menu

Reserve

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Jul 27, 2025

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Where to Eat In And Around NYC’s Koreatown

"When Her Name is Han fills up, guests often venture next door into Take 31, the owners’ more modern restaurant. “Havana-style” corn pancakes are an upgrade over the typical corn-cheese dishes found in Korean restaurants: It’s a crispy corn fritter dusted with parmesan cheese. Dduk bo ssam, a Vietnamese rice paper wrap more commonly seen in Korean barbecue restaurants in Los Angeles, makes an appearance here as a wrap over a slightly sweet, slightly salty pork belly; it’s served with pickled jalapenos. At lunchtime, Take 31 transforms into a daytime cafe called Cup and Cup, with a menu of lattes and katsu curries — and free wifi." - Sam Kim

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The Manhattan Delivery & Takeout Directory

"Korean fried chicken, seafood udon, and more available for delivery and takeout - call or order online." - hannah albertine, nikko duren, bryan kim, arden shore, matt tervooren

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The 15 Best Restaurants In Koreatown

"When you’re at Take 31, you drink makgeolli. The cloudy, sparkling rice wine goes perfectly with some tofu stew or fried chicken, and you can get it in slushy form blended with ingredients like kiwi and banana. This place is from the owners of Her Name is Han, and the food here is slightly less traditional, but just as good. You can get things like short rib lasagna with gochujang bechamel, squid fried rice topped with flying fish roe, and various soups and hot pots. Take 31 is popular, so make a reservation if you don't want to wait an hour for your table." - bryan kim, kenny yang, hannah albertine, matt tervooren

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Where To Eat With Someone Who’s Cooler Than You

"Take 31 is a Korean restaurant on 31st Street from the same people behind Her Name is Han and Nonono - and if you know what to order here, you’ll easily impress whoever you’re having dinner with. First off, get a stew for the table. It comes in a big metal pan with a flame underneath, and it’ll be enough for two people. Next, get a jar of makgeolli, a Korean rice wine they blend into slushy form with things like peach and banana. At this point, you should be doing just fine, although getting a seafood pancake too isn’t a bad idea. Just be sure to get here early, because it fills up fast (they don’t take reservations)." - bryan kim, matt tervooren

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25 Manhattan Restaurants With Heated Outdoor Dining - Eater NY

"Beloved Korean gastropub Take 31, from the hit-makers at Hand Hospitality, has a sturdy wooden outdoor setup complete with electric heaters installed into the ceiling. The spicy seafood soup is a must-order here, as is the crispy corn pancake and the fried chicken tossed with honey butter and mustard sauce and served with a wasabi whipped cream." - Tanay Warerkar, Eater Staff

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