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SO GOOD. Visiting NYC from Tucson, and we have a place there called CupBop. This is very similar, but imo much better! Got the combination cubop with chicken katsu and spicy pork. Very very very very recommended. It's a bit hard to find: when you enter the door from the street, keep right to go up the stairs, enter in the 3F door to get to the restaurant. SO GOOD

This new business is amazing!! The prices here are so reasonable especially in Koreatown!!! They have everything-from appetizers, lunch, dinner, drinks, and desserts!!! The service here is absolutely amazing!! Our server was amazing!!! She made our experience here even better than it already was!!! You'll have a really great time here with the wonderful ambiance and the clean space.

It’s a good place to come by after night out for some late night snack and food. Personally,I think food is mediocre, truffle fries and popcorn chicken was good though. For the ambiance itself it’s a cool/ chill atmosphere and they played trendy Korean songs. One thing I have to mention The Service was one of a kind definitely a memorable dinner. If the food was better I would definitely come back because service and hospitality was great.

Great place for late night eating after hitting the bars. Place is small and upstairs, but we were seated quickly. Had the popcorn chicken, super creamy ttekbokki, budae jungol (korean army stew), and corn cheese. super creamy ttekbokki sauce wasn't too sweet. I enjoyed the budae jungol the most as it wasn't too spicy or sweet.

Great authentic Korean food with a slight American touch! Popcorn chicken is very good and I always get it! Tteokbokki is a must! Not too spicy (unfortunately 😂) so it's manageable for everyone! Bulgogi fries and pork belly are also very good as well, would recommend! Very chill vibes, if you like street-like places, busy and with good service!

It's on the 3rd floor so to find it it's above new wonjo and you have to take the stairs up. We went at happy hour and the menu is small. It's a casual atmosphere, and the noise is decently loud. The food here is so good and is a must try. Everything in the menu seems so interesting. Overall, it's good Korean food with a modern twist. We ordered 3 dishes the Kimchi cream ramyon, cream popcorn chicken, and cheese bulgogi toppoki. The portion was small, but everything was so delicious. We asked for a side of rice to soak up all the sauce.

My son lives in Manhattan. We went to visit him. He took us to this restaurant for dinner. Like all other places in the city, it is small. The restaurant isn't in the first floor. We climbed up a few stairs to get to this level. Once we entered, we were immediately seated. Our server was very attentive. There were a few small tables by the windows. This nice dimly lit room had additional seating for larger parties toward the back. The decor was simple yet classy enough for a nice evening date with family or friends. As for the food, We only had two dishes that my son ordered and we shared. Considering the portions were somewhat on the smaller side, we were still happy with both dishes. They both were flavorful enough for this Mexican palate. They had our favorite bottles or imported beers. Considering the the steep price of the food in the menu, we would have liked for the portions to have been a little larger.