Brooklyn Korean Restaurants

BBQ

1. Dokebi Bar & Grill

Neighborhood: Brooklyn/Williamsburg - South Side

 

2. BonBon Chicken

Neighborhood: Manhattan/Civic Center

that overpoweringly sweet honey bbq crap they serve at Dallas BBQ), but it was pretty much perfect.  These little wings were so tasty and had flavor right down to the bones (I gnawed 'em clean, trust me).    The grease...

3. Kori

Neighborhood: Manhattan/Civic Center

away from the pajun and the steamed mandoos (dumplings).  Equally amazing was the kalbi (famous Korean BBQ).  For dessert, we both had the sweet potato dumplings in honey sauce.... MMM!!  Very...

4. Li Hua Korean…

Neighborhood: Manhattan/Little Italy

Thanks to yelp, I fulfilled my immense craving for NY Korean food tonight.   Solid star earnings here, this place is praised in some NY publications as well.    Reasonable prices, not a bbq place...

5. Seh Ja Meh Korea…

Neighborhood: Manhattan/Financial District

Quick, inexpensive and delicious lunch in the Wall Street area.  They have great Korean BBQ lunchbox specials plus a full menu of typical Korean fare.  The service isn't great and they pack you...

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Kimchi

1. Li Hua Korean…

Neighborhood: Manhattan/Little Italy

or stew, so I went for the soon doobu, soft tofu in a spicy broth, with kimchi (or you can choose seafood or beef). The waiter brought over 3 small dishes of banchan, which I have to say were...

2. Seh Ja Meh Korea…

Neighborhood: Manhattan/Financial District

and pickled mustard greens (my favorite!).  A laughable disc of pajun is also included.  *  Kimchi Soondooboo (Silken Beancurd Casserole with Kimchi in Spicy Broth)(with Meat or Seafood Broth) Tofu...

3. Kuki Sushi

Neighborhood: Manhattan/Civic Center

and are on par with some of the places in K-town. The meat is marinated over night and kept in the fridge opposite from the kitchen. Kimchi is also mighty fine. They also serve Udon and Seafood Ramen...

4. Moim

Neighborhood: Brooklyn/Park Slope

:  Chilean sea bass, ribs (either version), kimchi, and their signature soju cocktails. The decor stands up to the offerings, without overshadowing them.     I just couldn't stop thinking about...

5. Noo Na Korean…

Neighborhood: Brooklyn/Prospect Heights

why only "3" stars?  Well, I missed the small apps (panchun) that usually comes before the main dishes, but I can see they went a mondernized route.  One plus for me was the "Kimchi" burger app...

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