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    3.4 (98 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
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    $19 Salmon Roll and Sushi Box Combo
    Linda C.

    In midtown by all the offices, Pricey but lots of variety. Salad, sushi, poke, Asian noodles hot buffet. Sandwich/ salads

    Teriyaki Stir-Fry
    Dan C.

    My meal was incredibly enjoyable. The meal came with multiple garnishes, and the staff was incredibly polite, friendly, and helpful. I visited during lunchtime, so my meal was under $20. Considering the amount of food I received, I would say this was a great deal and experience. I would definitely recommend this place and would definitely stop by again.

    shrimp tempura from the bar - with avocado, imitation crab, cucumber. every ingred was fresh. super tasty.
    Loren C.

    ===== Cheap prices, insanely high quality, hugely diverse selection - run don't walk here ===== MULTIPLE breakfasts and brunches here. If you're looking for a fancy place to sit down, this isn't it. It's cafeteria style tables. But... + Quality of food is insanely high. + Sushi? Amazing. We have some excellent sushi in California and the 3-4 types of sushi I had over several days was awesome (shrimp tempura with avo, cucumber, and imitation crab; unagi with avo; straight up CA roll). + BEC's? On point. Fresh ingredients, piping hot, freshly made. + French toast. Made in advance but also great. + Oatmeal? 3-4 different kinds depending on whether you wanted it made with oat milk, almond milk, regular milk, skim milk. THEN they craft it for you depending on whether you want walnuts, sliced almonds, pecans, raisins, dried cherries, brown sugar, sliced bananas, or shredded coconut. Are you kidding??? + And the prices for each of these? Easily 50% of the going rate everywhere else. At NY, we expect either good quality and paying dearly for it, or paying less for food on the go that's going to be, well, food on the go :-D But paying less for amazing food? Dukes Eatery was pretty much the only place this existed on our 1+ week in NY. Seriously, try this place.

    Big Man Sandwich
    Brandon N.

    Duke is a pretty solid grab and go lunch spot in the heart of Manhattan. I've had this place a few times as it is close to my office and they offer a very wide selection. I got the Big Man Sandwich, grilled roast beef, mozzarella cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, bacon, and avocado on a hero roll. A lot of good food for $16. It's probably my favorite order at Duke's, where anything else you can find a better version of elsewhere. If you're gonna spend $16 here, go to the sandwich line. That's where they're at.

    Sushi and sashimi lunch
    Jeannie T.

    This was my second visit to grab lunch to go. It is a huge eatery with plenty of seating on the side. An upscale Korean style food Hall and glorified deli -- which offers ramen, a salad station, hot and cold buffet, sandwiches, and Bimbap. But what sets them apart is the ginormous space to show their products and the seating. Lots of communal style tables or single seats available as well. The whole place is surrounded by a variety of drinks - bottled, fresh squeezed, cafe station, tons of local branded options, does not disappoint. I couldn't decide what I wanted, the downside of too many options. LOL The center of the place displays chips, nuts, rice cakes, and other packaged cut fruit or bagged snacks and candy. Lots of chocolate and allergy friendly options. I was pleased with both of my visits, first time was for sushi and this visit was for a quick bite/pre-packed tuna with crackers. There are ropes to form a line at checkout but with no less than six registers open, it's constantly moving. Almost no wait even at 1pm lunch rush. It's a good spot to hit up if you're undecided or going to grab food with a bunch of people that all want different things. Variety is the spice of life!

    Hot sandwich area
    Stephanie G.

    Great stop for vegan breakfast! I had the mixed-berry açaí bowl that was made to order with fresh fruits and perfectly ripe banana, and a great cup of decaf. #1 son got oatmeal, and he had the choice of oatmeal cooked with water, almond milk, and cow's milk. He chose the almond milk oatmeal and it was creamy and delicious. He added brown sugar, dried cranberries and bananas. Being the growing kid that he is, he also ordered the vegetarian sandwich and it was a delicious work of sandwich art! My husband ordered the vegetarian omelet and toast and they made it right in front of him. Servings are generous, so come hungry. Grab and go snacks and drinks are available.

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    Shawn M.

    This is going to be done a little differently than my usual review. Because this is an "Eatery" it is like a mix between a grocery store, a coffee house, a salad/soup bar, a sandwich house, and a cafeteria. We only visited for breakfast, but we did it THREE DAYS IN A ROW!!! We were so impressed with the politeness and taste of the food that we couldn't help but go back. Did I mention the prices? So low. They have a plethora of freshly made, and hot, breakfast sandwiches. They also have pancakes and French toast ready to go. Their potato hash is sooo tasty. Many NYC workers rush in and grab sandwiches for their lunches later and a quick breakfast sandwich to get them started. They have an amazing array of drinks to choose from. Two gigantic walls filled with every energy drink, iced coffee, juice, coke, and waters you could imagine. The wife and daughter got the Mocha Cafe all 3 mornings. I ended up getting the Egg, Sausage, and Cheese croissant each morning. I could now live off these. I would love to have had the opportunity to go back for lunch but maybe on another trip. This is a 5 star place with great service and food.

    Seared sushi quality tuna over bed of kale, roasted Brussel sprouts, cauliflower, and a few small fried dumplings (guilty treat!).
    Daniel B.

    A welcome addition to Midtown's lunch scene! Choice of salad, hot sandwiches, Udon, Ramen, Bibimbap, Teriyaki, Sushi, hot buffet, cold buffet, a grill, and some grocery items. The place is awesome - albeit a bit pricier than other lunch buffet spots. Worth it IMO! Excellent, fresh flavors from the hot buffet and the asian stir fry/noodle bar! Definitely in my rotation at least once a week! Thanks, Duke, for being a short walk from the office!

    Jon W.

    Food for everyone! This is a clear go to lunch spot in the area especially if you are indecisive. They have chopped salads, poke bowls, wraps, hot bar of food, sandwiches. It's just endless food here. I am a big fan on their egg sandwiches and wraps this is a place you really can't go wrong. On certain food their prices are a little high. In addition the have a huge selection of drinks In short: - Great lunch spot for everyone - Good food

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    Fangfei L.

    I've been coming to Duke Eatery about 1x a week for the past few months. I think it's a good go-to destination for lunch, especially if you're going as a group, as there is something for everyone. Pros (+) Large selection of different foods and vegetarian options. There is a standard weight-based selection with pastas, meats, salads / veggies and fruits (my favorite). Besides that, Duke has a good selection of sandwiches and Korean fare (+) Efficient check-out. The check-out system is fast and efficient which makes it easy to grab lunch and go (+) Snacks / drinks: There are plenty of snacks (chips, candies, gum) and beverage options Cons (-) Weight-based selection pretty similar every day. I would love to see them change up the selection more frequently (-) Slightly pricey but based on the location I think it's still reasonable

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    Buffet food is okay. It's super clean but super overpriced. Just your typical, fast, go too place for quick lunch.

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    New deli that offers a large selection of different types of foods and is open all the time. Nice looking place.

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    This place is the bomb dot com, more delicious items than I can shake a kimbap at!

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    Anytime Kitchen

    Anytime Kitchen

    4.6
    (3.3k reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    Each dish that came to the table we all proclaimed our "favorite". It just got better and better…read moreand by the time we left we agreed this was one of (or THE?!) favorite meal of the week. Service was friendly and quick. The restaurant has a variety of seating options and is a fun little place.

    From the moment you walk through the doors, the ambiance immediately draws you in. The warmth of…read morethe wooden tables and chairs, paired with the natural tones woven throughout the space, creates a setting that feels both calming and inviting. The effortless tranquility encourages you to slow down, enjoy the food, and get away from the everyday, hubbub. Their menu leans into fusion dishes with a nod to some of the classic home-style classics. Everything is presented with a refined, elevated touch. Here's what we ordered: ~ Tako Wasabi - 5/5 stars A fiery delight. This appetizer feartures chopped raw octopus marinated in wasabi. It has a lively zest from the wasabi and is topped with tobiko, which adds a pleasant contrast in texture. ~ Honey Makgeolli - 4/5 stars A traditional fermented Korean beverage that is light and pairs brilliantly with your meal. It is a cloudy alcholoic drink served in a metal teapot, and surprisingly, there is much more in that teapot than you would expect. It easily provides six to eight generous pours. The flavor is subtly sweet with a pleasant tang. ~ Temaki Set - 4/5 stars You can order a set of three by choosing from selections 1-17, or you can order a la carte at the listed prices. Some of the temaki stood out more than others. Our two sets included marinated salmon, bluefin tuna, spicy yellowtail, spicy bluefin, and two dynamite temaki. ~ Spicky Pork Ssam Set - 5/5 stars Truly another standout entree that even surpassed my beloved grilled BBQ bossam. You received a generous basket of assorte greens, including romaine, kale, perilla leaves, dandelion leaves, nappa cabbage, and more. It is well worth the price and makes for a fun, interactive dining experience with your family and friends. There is also various banchan offered and this time, they were beyond kind enough to offer refills. The last time we were here, we ordered just as much food and they stated they normally did not offer refills, which I thought was very odd. With its casual bougie aesthetics, this spot has quickly become one of my favorite eateries in Fort Lee-lee, It beautifully blends Korean, Japanese, and American flavors in a way that feels both comforting and elevated. Needless to say, we will be back!

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    Her Name Is Han

    Her Name Is Han

    4.3
    (2.3k reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    Her Name is Han is a Korean restaurant in Koreatown that focuses on traditional Korean comfort food…read morewith a more modern and refined presentation. We walked into a warm and inviting space that feels comfortable for both casual meals and group dining, with a dining room that balances a contemporary aesthetic with the familiar energy of a neighborhood spot. The interior is thoughtfully designed, with a layout that accommodates both small tables and larger groups without feeling cramped, and the lighting and décor create a relaxed, approachable atmosphere. The food was one of the strongest parts of the experience, with the dishes feeling thoughtfully prepared and well balanced. We ordered the bossam and found the meat tender with good accompaniments that added layers of flavor and texture to each bite. The kimchi pancake had a nice texture and flavor, with a crisp exterior and a savory, slightly tangy interior that held up well against the dipping sauce. The hot pot options were also enjoyable, especially on a colder day when we wanted something more comforting, and the broth had a depth that made the dish feel complete. The banchan selection added variety to the meal and helped round out the table with different flavors and textures, from the familiar kimchi to the more subtle pickled vegetables. The restaurant also does a good job with dishes that are meant to be shared. Items like the croquettes, grilled dishes, and larger plates make it a good place to come with a group and try different things rather than ordering individually. The dessert options are also worth considering, with items like the tiramisu and black sesame ice cream adding a nice finish to the meal, the black sesame flavor offering a nutty, earthy note that paired well with the sweeter elements. Service was another highlight, with the staff being attentive and keeping the meal moving smoothly even when the restaurant was busy. They checked in at the right moments and offered guidance on the menu without being pushy. Since it is a popular spot in Koreatown, reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours. The atmosphere can get lively, but it still maintains a comfortable dining experience, with the noise level staying manageable even as the room fills up. Her Name is Han is a solid choice for Korean food in NYC, especially if you are looking for a place that combines traditional flavors with a more polished dining experience. The combination of quality dishes, welcoming atmosphere, and good service makes it a restaurant worth considering for both casual meals and special occasions, offering a meal that feels both thoughtful and satisfying.

    This place truly has a special place in my heart. Every time I come to visit family, I always ask…read morethem to take me here :) it's one of my absolute favorite restaurants to eat in NYC. The inside has a very homey type of feel to it and the staff are always very nice and attentive. My absolute favorite dish has to be the spicy pork bbq! Sooo delicious and I love that their side dishes are always changing depending on the day. Their overall lunch menu is also really good for the price ($19) and you get so much food. I'm always left wanting more. I guess I will just have to wait till my next trip to NYC to eat at my favorite restaurant again. So sad...

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    Jongro BBQ

    Jongro BBQ

    4.2
    (2.8k reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$$

    Man this place was so good! Went with a large group for dinner and ordered everything from the beef…read moremenu and also had tofu soup, corn cheese, and steamed eggs. The staff was incredibly polite and offered the table a pair of sake bottles to boot. The apple-flavored sake was the best and I also had two spicy yuzu margaritas. Would definitely come back again!

    I met up with my cousins for lunch as we were all in town for a wedding and wanted to catch up…read morebefore going our separate ways. When we pulled up to the restaurant, we were informed there were a few levels. We went to the second floor and they were happy to accommodate us. We were rolling 6 deep and the booth was enough for us, but barely. In our party, majority of us wanted meat with the exception of 2 people only wanting shrimp and something else. We got the large beef combination platter which comes with ribeye, thin skirt, brisket, marinated kalbi, and marinated chuck flap. Most people stuck with water, while a couple got ginger ale. I ordered the soju flight but I ended up not liking it so my cousins shared it. The meal comes with different veggies as well as your choice of soup. We got the spicy tofu and split it 6 ways. The spice lived up to its name, so I didn't eat very much. The best part was meat. Despite there being 6 of us, there was plenty to go around. I think you have the option to cook it yourself or have them cook it for you and we chose the latter. While I enjoyed it, I wish there was more space. Most of the space was taken up by the accompaniments that come with it (veggies, etc), so there was hardly any room to put anything else. It didn't help that none of our dishes were cleared once we finished them and that no rice is included. Aside from that, both the food and service were great.

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    View once you get off the elevator! also peep the fabric refresher spray, a thoughtful touch if you don't want to smell like bbq after
    View once you get off the elevator! also peep the fabric refresher spray, a thoughtful touch if you don't want to smell like bbq after
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    Hojokban

    Hojokban

    4.5
    (455 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$$

    Hojokban is a modern Korean restaurant that focuses on elevated comfort food while keeping the…read moredishes approachable and familiar. We walked into a stylish but relaxed space that feels suited for both casual dinners and a night out with friends, with an atmosphere that balances energy and comfort well. The room gets lively when it fills up, but the noise level adds to the experience rather than detracting from it, making it feel like a place built for sharing and conversation. The food is where Hojokban stands out. The complimentary banchan sets the tone for the meal with flavorful sides that add variety before the main dishes arrive, each one thoughtfully prepared and offering a different texture or flavor profile. The gomtang soup is one of the more comforting options, bringing together tender meat, a rich broth, and classic Korean flavors in a way that feels hearty without being overly heavy. The galbi dishes are also a highlight, with the meat cooked well and carrying the sweet and savory balance that makes Korean-style grilled beef so enjoyable. The portions are generous, and the quality of the ingredients is noticeable across the board. The menu has several unique dishes worth exploring. The truffle potato pancake is one of the more memorable items, combining a familiar Korean staple with a richer, modern twist that adds depth without losing the essence of the original. The perilla oil noodles are another standout, offering a lighter but still flavorful option with a distinct nutty aroma that lingers on the palate. The beef tartare adds a more refined element to the meal, fresh and well seasoned, while dishes like the ramyun fried rice bring a fun comfort food element with bold, savory flavors. Together, the menu covers enough ground that you can build a meal around both familiar favorites and more creative choices. Service is friendly and the overall experience feels welcoming rather than overly formal. The staff are attentive without hovering, and they handle the busy flow of the restaurant with a pace that keeps the meal moving without feeling rushed. The menu is designed for sharing, and the portions make it easy to order several dishes across the table, allowing you to try more of what the kitchen has to offer. The lively atmosphere adds to the meal, making it a good fit for group dinners where the energy of the room matches the pace of the food. Hojokban does a good job blending traditional Korean flavors with a more modern dining experience. It is a place where you can come for familiar comfort food while still finding dishes that feel creative and different. If you enjoy Korean cuisine and want a restaurant with a little more personality, this is a spot worth checking out. It delivers a meal that feels both familiar and fresh, striking a balance that makes it easy to return to and explore more of the menu.

    Generally love everything HAND Hospitality is involved in. This is a top restaurant in their…read moreportfolio for me (even if they imported vs. originated the restaurant). Would love to see them partner with GFFG more and bring over more concepts. Great ambiance. Modern furnishing, perfectly dim. More elevated/creative than Take31/Her Name Is Han but menu still anchored by pub food style starters (the honey fried chicken and truffle potato pancakes are awesome). The Hojok Galbi is a must get. Perfectly tender beef - sweet, savory, slightly spicy from the peppers. Beer and soju are reasonably priced. Versatile, fun spot - highly recommend for casual dates or groups. Will definitely be back.

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    SPICY TOFU GUKBAP
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    BCD Tofu House

    BCD Tofu House

    4.0
    (2.7k reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    One of my guilty pleasures / comfort places to visit is BCD Tofu House. I have been coming here…read moresince I was a student and it doesn't disappoint. The food tastes good, the lunch prices are reasonable and honestly they have better ban chan than a lot of other places. (And where else are you going to get a full fish as a complimentary ban chan?) When you go you just have to get one of the soon tofu. It is their iconic dishes We ordered: LA Galbi Seafood soon tofu Tripe soon tofu Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of the soon tofu.

    The food was solid, the atmosphere was exactly perfect for an earlybird dinner reunion of college…read morefriends that happened to be taking place between World Cup matches (so the place was full but there was no line when we arrived; when we left there was an outdoor queue with a stanchion separation for groups of 1 or 2, vs 3+). The servers kept things moving but with very minimal interference and no extra visits; we would have liked a little more attention when we finished some of the banchan and kind of expected they would be replenished, but we certainly were fine without it. And the entrees were delicious and even with other tables almost on top of each other it never felt crowded due to partitions that I saw them remove for some larger groups needing tables "together", and I never felt part of someone else's dinner convo. Presentation was amazing and food was delicious - Soon Tofu Soup with seafood for me, which arrived bubbling like a cauldron. It came with a raw egg that you crack into the soup and let it cook to your level of doneness. Hubs got hot stone bibimbap and as we all know the crispy rice is the best part of it... it's just tough to separate it from the actual stone dish so you can eat it, especially if you wait until it cools and fuses. If I was there with more stomach space I wanted to try the galbi, and in fact there's a weekday lunch combo that could facilitate that.

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    Jeong Yuk Jeom

    Jeong Yuk Jeom

    4.3
    (64 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    Jeong Yuk Jeom is one of my favorite Korean restaurants in K-Town! I stopped by for lunch and was…read morereally impressed by both the quality of the food and the overall dining experience. The Ssambap Set was incredibly satisfying. The beef was tender, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the fresh lettuce wraps, rice, banchan, and soup. Every bite was well-balanced and packed with flavor. We also ordered the Mixed Katsu Set, which was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and cooked to perfection. It came with generous portions and made for a comforting, filling meal. The restaurant has a modern and welcoming atmosphere, the staff was friendly and attentive, and everything arrived fresh and beautifully presented. If you're looking for a delicious Korean lunch in NYC's Koreatown, Jeong Yuk Jeom is definitely worth a visit. I'll be coming back to try more of their menu!

    Good portion sizes for the 2-person shared BBQ lunch- be it Bulgolgi beef, stewed soup, or Banchan…read morewith 6 varieties of small dishes. Soup and Banchan both receive high marks for how good they taste. Also ordered a separate beef short rib lunch special, the rib was cooked to perfection and the sauce applied was very flavorful. Servers were friendly and mostly attentative, restaurant decors and cleanliness of interiors and bathrooms were quite good. Would come back again next time in the Herald Square area.

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    Moono

    Moono

    4.3
    (294 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    Have you ever had a meal and you never wanted it to end? That was me for this meal. I would come…read moreback here in a heart beat and when I do, I can't wait to try the other items on the menu!!! Galbi-jjim and mushroom sotbap is literally a match made in heaven. The galbi-jjim was perfectly tender like I could literally pull it apart with my chopstick. The addition of the rice cake, pumpkin, and pyogo mushroom were a nice touch. The soy sauce base was a little sweet and if you take a bit and pour it over the mushroom sotbap, it is soooooooo good!!!!!!! The mushroom sotbap is so umami. There is foie gras in it which maybe be in a little overpowering for some people but I really enjoyed it I could easily eat a whole bowl of their freshly made kimchi. It was perfect. Not too salty or spicy or fermented. Literally perfect!!! I actually asked for seconds. The cold cucumber broth was really refreshing Highly, highly recommend making a resy!! Deff a classy establishment

    I came here for my birthday celebration recently and had a good time! The interior of Moono is…read morestunning and spacious as it was once an old cathedral. There's a main dining room and a mezzanine. I sat at the mezz and got an amazing view of the main dining room. Service here is amazing. The only thing that I thought was a bit of a shame is that there's a $10 cake cutting service PER PERSON, if you wanted to celebrate a birthday. We got their fried chicken, beef tartare, 2 galbi jjim, and their bossam. Everything was phenomenal. While I think we could've skipped the chicken, the galbi jjim is a must-try. Cocktails are also great here. Amazing dining experience, food, ambiance, service, and I highly recommend.

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    Main dining room on ground floor
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