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    Everydaily

    4.4 (72 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Dogs allowed

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    Tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) and bulgogi kimbap
    Alyse J.

    The food was good and fairly priced, but it isn't your top Korean food in NYC. For what it is, it's a quick stop and I would definitely go here again if I'm in a pinch. The place is clean and the food is good!

    Brigitte L.

    This place was near to where we were staying. We passed by and saw a sign for Korean lunch box. Turned around and went in. They have a tea shop inside and it's like a grab and go food convenience store. There is plenty of Korean food and drink options and pretty reasonable prices given the area. You can dine there or take to go. We took ours back to the hotel and enjoyed. The food was really good. Service was good - it's all self served except if you want tea but the tea shop portion was closed when we were there. Clean and well lit, nice staff.

    Vivian L.

    There were plenty of options on a weekday evening. The inside is large, you can see everything and pick what you would like and bring it to check out. The food is good if you need something quick!

    Mary L.

    This place is affordable and the food options were varied. The store felt clean and the service was quick. I got my order to go. But the food was good.

    Alan S.

    Everydaily is the 2020s version of Woorijip, offering quick lunch bites and à la carte banchan in a modernised setting, complete with a very good espresso and coffee bar at the front of the store. What it lacks in Woorijip's homeyness and nostalgia, it makes up for in quality and variety. Vegetarian options are somewhat limited, but if you're a "chill" vegetarian like myself, ignoring the shellfish in kimchi opens up quite a few more items like kimchi fried rice. There are also vegetarian pancake options, small banchan and bimbimbap (I wish they had a vegetarian kimbap offering).

    Sunny C.

    Everydaily has a wide variety of grab and go food as well as snacks. I liked that there was a sink and microwaves for folks who prefer their food extra warm. I appreciate all of the food labels as someone with a lot of food allergies. It was interesting finding snow peas in the kimbap as I have not seen that before. Adds a nice crunch! There is seating in the back of the store as well as bathrooms.

    Bulgogi Bibimbap
    Sein S.

    Found my new favorite spot for Korean comfort food! This place is set up perfectly for a quick grab-and-go meal with a huge variety of soups, kimbap, poke bowls, banchan - the list goes on and on! I tried the Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap bowl and it was delicious - really comforting and hit the spot. I love that they have microwaves available if you want to heat your food up right there. Just a heads up: it gets pretty busy during the weekday lunch rush. There is one long communal table and a few smaller ones, so you might have to share space or time it right! There's also a cute café in the front that I haven't tried yet, but it looks promising. I'll definitely be back to try more of their options!

    Deborah W.

    I stopped by with two friends during prime weekday lunch time. We all grabbed our items, paid and went to the back dining area to look for a table. The space was so crowded but thankfully there was an empty table as soon as we stopped in. The lunch boxes were tasty but a bit cold, so make sure to heat them up before you start eating! Compared to Woorjip, I would say flavor was slightly better and price was comparable. I did see a lot of people order the dine in option so I will definitely do that the next time I stop by. All in all, a nice take-out fast casual lunch option in the area.

    seating inside - looks very homey
    Yessenia F.

    I heard there was a new spot for grab-and-go Korean comfort food!! I just had to try it since I love Woorijip (which is right on 32nd St. in the heart of K-Town, so it's usually packed.) This spot is a little farther away (off 35th St.), so it's much quieter. When comparing the two spots, Everydaily was just ok. Everydaily offered limited food options towards the end of the day - most of the food is already gone by 6 pm, which was disappointing and very different from my usual experience at Woorijip. Woorijip usually has plenty of food available in the evenings. I did enjoy what I picked out - japchae noodles and sausage kimbap. They were both delicious!! But my overall experience was a little underwhelming for what I anticipated. Maybe I went on an off day - will be trying again another time!

    Jean Claire G.

    My new favorite spot! If you're looking for quick, affordable and delicious food, this is the perfect place! I stumble upon it while walking around and decided to check it out. The food is apready prepared so just pick what you want, pay and go or enjoy it there. They have tables and chairs and even a microwave. I tried the chicken bento with rice, kimchi and sides and it was so good! I also had the shrimp bento and a tofu seafood soup, and everything was delicious. Definitely one of my top go to places especially when I'm at work.

    Chili Chicken, Kimchi pancakes, shrimp fried rice, sesame noodles
    Ingrid C.

    Great cheap find in the middle of Manhattan. You can get so many dishes to go, and this was a good spot to pick up food for a picnic. There's also seating in the back if you want to dine in. The dishes ranged from $6-$10 ish depending on what you get. It's not like restaurant-level food, but you really can't beat that price! My favorite I got was the noodles (top right in the pics) ty for reading B-)

    9/2025 - kimbaps, spam rice
    kristin c.

    Saw reels on social media; learned from a staff member that they've been open around 2 mos. There's a coffee counter; then in the middle are the food area and cashier. On shelves are varieties of meal options - pick complete bento boxes with sides and rice, and bowls; or mix-and-match separate items like sausages, fried rice, korean chicken, kimbaps, banchans, croquettes, etc. Was hard to choose so decided to get a few to share and taste. Paid and went to the back where there's ample seating and microwaves for heating up (instructions posted). There's a station set-up for trash, etc and a sink. In the box: Beef patty was a little sweet; crab croquette was very creamy inside; with purple rice and egg. Some liked the Korean blood sausage - doesn't have a strong flavor, but dry so ate it with pickled veggies. Mackerel has some bones. The tonkatsu is the only item cooked fresh after ordering. They said 20min-wait and that was accurate; and brought to our table. It is quite large, so for at least 2 people (my son took 2/3 of it and was enough). With rice, (sweet) corn soup, cabbage salad, mac salad, kimchi and a long hot pepper. I like the idea of no-fuss, ready, quick meals at good prices. Seeing how the place is- clean, organized, helpful staff- we will most likely return. Restroom available. Located in busy 34th St area, near Macy's so very easy by public transportation; metered street parking in the area.

    Spicy Pork Dosirak
    Serapina C.

    Amazing spot to get some convenient Korean meals that are readily packed to go! The food seems freshly made everyday and taste-wise the quicker you eat it the better, but nonetheless it still does the job, and they have a wide variety of food. I got the tteokbokki and kimchi jeon (pancake), which were both good within a couple hours of purchase, moderately spicy imo. On their own I don't think it's enough to make me full so I consider it more like side dishes, but they do have other more substantial meals there like rice bowls and noodles (I also want to try their kimbap next time). The interior is super spacious to explore with a cafe as well!

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    Her Name Is Han

    4.3(2.3k reviews)
    0.3 miMidtown East
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    Shae and I were able to get a table after waiting for 45 minutes (it was so worth the wait!) our…read moreservice the entire night was excellent. The menu was a joy to read and it was soon obvious that we weren't going to go wrong with anything we ordered! The Han dumplings are *chefs kiss* y'all need to order them for sure. For my main course I went with the LA galbi. I had a hard time eating the steak with my chopsticks so I ended up using my hands, (our waiter said that was normal, but he may have just been nice) because the flavor was so good I didn't want to leave any meat uneaten. Seriously some of the best flavors of my life!!! Though I'm still learning how to eat green things I bet the salad was amazing too!! The restaurants vibe was so much fun, we feel very grateful to have been able to eat at Her Name is Han and will recommend it to anyone who asks. 100/10 would recommend :)

    Food wasn't any better than other Korean restaurants - just more expensive…read more Portion sizes meant to be family style, but they didn't provide any proper utensils to divvy up the food (restaurant 101) The food portion size didn't match the menu picture size so when we got the food we were surprised how small the food quantity was i.e, seafood pancake. Cocktails were good and refreshing. The black sesame ice cream was good. Overall the food was decent but I can't say that it justifies the cost

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    4.5(533 reviews)
    0.2 miKoreatown, Midtown East, Midtown West

    Probably the best KBBQ experience I've had in NYC so far…read more It's definitely not cheap, but I thought it was worth it. We got the large set for 4 and there was more than enough food for everyone. Didn't order any drinks, but the meat quality was excellent, and our server cooked everything pretty well so we could just sit back and enjoy. The service was top-notch too. They kept bringing out refills of the side dishes including steamed egg without us having to ask, which I always appreciate. We made a reservation, which I'd recommend especially on a weekend, and got seated right away with no wait. The set also came with vanilla ice cream at the end. Another nice bonus is that if you pay in cash (there's an ATM inside), you get about 10% off. If you don't mind spending a little more for really good quality and service, I'd definitely recommend this place!

    This was my first time at Nubiani and it was great. I think the only point that I'm docking points…read moreoff for is the fact that we felt very rushed. We were early too, they seated us, and then they came by to ask if we wanted to place an order about 4-5 times before the party was completely there. And when we wanted to order more food, at the 45 minute mark, they had to "check if there was time left" on our reservation. I understand they're very busy and have bookings, but it was only about 45 minutes in. Anyways, the experience itself was great. They cooked all our food for us and everything was great quality. Banchans were refreshed and refilled - sometimes without being asked. We were very well taken care of. The pancake was good as well as the tartare. HIghlight was definitely the meat and banchans though. We all got ice cream at the end and birthday boy even got a candle in his with some sprinkles. Super cute and very nice of them.

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    4.3(912 reviews)
    0.2 miKoreatown, Midtown West
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    Can be easy to miss if youre not looking for it (especially in my case as they have scaffolding…read moreoutside right now). It has a very chic atmosphere when you first walk in. Sat at a high top by the bar and had a fairly light dinner. The Beef Tartare comes out with a cracked quail egg for you to pour into the meat yourself and the beef sat on top of sone sliced pear. It's a small appetizer but it tasted fresh and clean, the crispness of the pear matches well with the heaviness of the beef. The cured shrimp was delicious, I'm sad there was only 3 because I wanted 5 servings of it. The uni, roe, and soy shrimp practically melted in your mouth. The Uni Bimbimbap has rave reviews and I can see why. It was filling without being overly heavy and each bite had uni in it after mixing it up. If you're unsure about uni, this is definitely a great way to introduce yourself to it's flavor palette.

    Vibes of the place are nice!! Food is standard Korean food, nothing extraordinary. Had a lot of…read moredrink options - Soy & garlic wings: 10/10, flavor is great, and wings were juicy - Sweet potato fries: 8/10, gigantic thick fries. Good but I prefer my fries thinner. Sauce was meh - Seafood rose tteokbokki: 8/10, super creamy, but wish there was more rice cake. Lots of seafood!! Bb.q Chicken's rose tteokbokki is better imo - Pork shank: 9/10, really tender and juicy meat that fell off the bone. Hella pricey tho (-1 point) - Kimchi fried rice w/ prime hanger steak: 6/10, just okay. Not a huge fan of the fried rice, the steak was good, medium rare - Espresso martini: 8/10, really strong lol

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    Osamil - Inside was such a vibe! Very chill

    Inside was such a vibe! Very chill

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    Hojokban - Hojok Galbi | Instagram: GaoGirlsGrubbin

    Hojokban

    4.5(466 reviews)
    0.3 miMidtown East
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    hojok galbi ($59) - the price scared me a little at first…read morebut this was absolutely WORTH EVERY BUCK - ive had many variations of galbi before but nothing tasted like this; tender, juicy, well marinated, and not entirely well done almost like medium rare - it wasnt too heavy on the sauce that will make you thirsty but it was perfectly marinated while keeping it light and refreshing; i was genuinely shocked after the first bite - best take on galbi perilla oil noodles ($19) - ive always liked this kind of noodle but after having theirs i loved it EVEN MORE - it was by far the most refreshing, chewy, light yet flavorful perilla oil noodles ive ever had - noodles were perfectly separated from one another and not drenched in oil; it was easy to slurp with layers of flavors; a great summer dish rating: 5/5 - the fact that i rated it as the best korean restaurant in nyc after taking one bite really says a lot about this spot - from texture and flavor to presentation, all of them had perfect execution; i couldnt find a single thing to nitpick about - the dining atmosphere was clean, classy, and comfortable - service was quick and attentive; they kept refilling our banchan which was lovely because other places wouldnt LOL; amazing kimchi and sweet potato - a restaurant that im dying to go back already! Highly recommend IG: @nom.noms.only

    Love that this place is 24/7! Its a really great place to grab food after any concert at MetLife…read more Around a 20 minutes drive without traffic. The staff here are extremely nice and friendly even when its late into the night. The meat is super tender and flavorful. The rice cakes are chewy and amazing with the cheese. We ordered the big galbi plater for 4! Came out to be around $100. It was bigger than it looked

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    Interior bar space

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    SPICY TOFU GUKBAP

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    Five Senses - Dinner

    Five Senses

    3.9(1.9k reviews)
    0.2 miKoreatown, Midtown West
    $$

    Five senses has been around forever and is still a solid staple in k-town! Stopped by on a Friday…read moreevening around 8 and there was no line for two so we were seated quickly. They have a variety of the standard fare Korean options at reasonable prices. We tried the ddukbokki and bulgolgi dupbap which were both good. The portion sizes were on the bigger size and the ddukbokki were giant. I do wish the ddukbokki was a little less watery but overall tasted fine. The bulgolgi was pretty standard for what I'd expect. Overall a solid option in the area if you don't want to wait for a long queue outside of the other popular spots.

    I was honestly surprised by the ratings for this place... I came on a Friday night and it wasn't…read moretoo busy. First time here and it was a really solid experience. Seafood Pancake: Great pick. Crispy on the outside and packed with seafood inside. Beef Belly & Mala Cream Noodle Soup: Loved this one. Udon with tender beef and baby octopus... so good!!! Spicy Braised Pork Rib Stew: Rich, comforting, and full of flavor. The highlight for me was the raw marinated crab. I spotted it on the wall menu and immediately had to order it. It's rare to find in the city! And honestly, this was way better than BCD's. So flavorful. Only complaint... the banchan portions are small and not a lot of variety. Other than that, I really enjoyed my meal and I'd definitely recommend this spot.

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    4.3(70 reviews)
    0.2 miKoreatown, Midtown West

    Tomorrow will be our last day in New York. We had plans to head up to the Empire State Building…read moreObservatory in the evening, so we stopped here for a quick simple dinner with just one hour to spare. We ordered marbled beef steak and naengmyeon, hoping for a speedy meal. Surprisingly, the beef, cold noodles and banchan all blew us away. The marbled beef was outstanding, and our server grilled it perfectly -- it melted in our mouth. Their mushroom sauce was absolutely fantastic. The broth for the buckwheat cold naengmyeon was authentic beef stock, rich and savory without overpowering the natural flavor of the ingredients. The banchan were also incredibly well-made; we finished nearly every side dish on the table. Service was quick and efficient too. It's such a shame we only discovered this restaurant on our final day, we wish we'd come here earlier. I'd highly recommend this spot. Overall rating: 4.5 to 5 out of 5 stars.

    I highly enjoyed the food at Jeong Yuk Jeom. I ordered the chicken katsu, and I would highly…read morerecommend it as someone who frequents katsu restaurants. It's extremely crispy and very high quality. A large issue I had at this establishment was the service. The server felt unfriendly, and whenever we tried to flag him down, he wouldn't even look at us. It took around 20 minutes after our meal to get our check which was ridiculous. It was a shame because this was easily one of my favorite meals in NYC, but I don't know if I would return solely due to the service.

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    4.3(304 reviews)
    0.3 miMurray Hill, Midtown East

    I had a wonderful experience dining at Moono for restaurant week. The interior was beautifully…read moredesigned with immaculate vibes. The service was attentive without being overbearing, and our waiter was ready to provide recommendations. The food was amazing for the price, but I liked some items more than others. I found the wings to be on the lighter side - it's not greasy, but it would not hit the spot if you are craving korean fried chicken. The shrimp pancakes were on the fluffier side, a bit bland, but I prefer flatter and crisper seafood pancakes. The yukhoe was alright, but I'm glad I gave it a try. I would recommend getting the acorn jelly, asparagus japchae, and/or hoe muchim for apps. I kept going back to them. The bossam was very yummy and fresh, and I very much enjoyed the cold noodles. Both of these items I would highly recommend getting. What really stole my heart was the burdock desert. It was not too sweet, perfectly creamy, and absolutely one of my top desert bites I've had in the city. I might go back just to order this again. Overall, the dining experience was fantastic would highly recommend giving Moono a try.

    Tried this spot for Restaurant Week and had a great experience. The $60 three course menu is a…read morereally good value. You get to choose three appetizers, two mains, and one dessert, so it's a great way to try a variety of dishes, especially if you're sharing. The service was friendly and attentive, even though the restaurant was pretty busy. We did have to wait about 20 minutes past our reservation before being seated, but everything went smoothly after that. The restaurant is beautiful inside- liked the interior design choices a lot! My favorite dishes were the asparagus japchae, lotus root gangjeong, and the Korean melon dessert. Overall really enjoyed the meal and would definitely come back to try the regular menu.

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    Moono - Main dining room on ground floor

    Main dining room on ground floor

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