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!

Went to Let's Meat BBQ for some AYCE KBBQ. The lunch menu is pretty solid, with a good selection of…read moremeats and sides to choose from. The service was excellent, our server actually cooked the meats for us, which isn't something I'm used to at most KBBQ spots. They were also constantly refilling our drinks and banchan throughout the meal. The meats were tasty and the portions were generous. The restaurant is conveniently located in the heart of Koreatown, making it an easy stop if you're in the area. There was plenty of seating when we visited, though I can imagine it gets pretty busy during dinner hours. Overall, a great spot for AYCE KBBQ with attentive service and good food.

Was super excited to have kbbq on a Korean pot lid but I think my expectations was a bit too high…read more Let's get straight into the review. Mind you, we choose the standard (1st option) out of the 3 choices. Food: 7/10 We ordered beef brisket, jowl, and bulgogi for the first round. The meat was pretty good quality. Jowl was cut into thick slices and has the perfect crispy but soft bite to it. If you haven't tried jowl, you are missing out. It's better than pork belly in my opinion. Atmosphere: 6/10 Large restaurant space. A lot of people coming with friends and couples. It is loud inside so be aware. Service: 6.5/10 Good service. They were quick to bring out our food. The worker cooks for you which personally I dislike. I felt very rushed in eating and when it was done cooking, the meat was cold cause I'm a slow eater. Otherwise, everyone was nice. Our waiter was going between 2-3 tables. It seems he was at our table the most lol. Overall: 6.5/10 Nothing special really. It's a decent AYCE kbbq. If you are in the area, I would give it a try but I wouldn't travel far to come here.

I'm not sure if I was too hungry or what but the food was amazing! Service is friendly relatively…read moreattentive ambience is nice casual place for dates and group hangouts. Food - got the lobster pad Thai, pad ka prow, beef ribs, duck curry (really good), fried fish, stir fry veggie, appetizer ribs (also really good) and appetizers spring rolls.

Came here on a thursday evening around 7:30 PM with a reservation for 2, but it wasn't too busy, so…read moreI would say a reservation isn't super necessary. It was a quiet and nice spot to catch up with a friend. The service was also great, as the food came out quickly and they were very attentive with refilling our waters. We each got the pho bo, which was about $28 after tip and tax. I liked the meats in the soup a lot, and the broth was tasty. The noodles did clump together quite a bit though, so it felt like they weren't the most fresh.

Overpriced bad seating and food is just generic breakfast food and it gets really crowdedread more

We ate here as part of a group tour package. The restaurant itself is nice and very clean. There…read morewere several food options. However, as is the case with most buffets, the food just wasn't good. It certainly wasn't worth $38 per person. I would have loved more salad options like romaine lettuce and salad toppings. The desserts looked the most promising but were tasteless. They looked and tasted like what you'd buy from the freezer section at Costco. There were several "hot" options: pizza, grilled chicken, alfredo pasta, ribeye, salmon. I tried the alfredo pasta and grilled chicken. By the time I got to my table both were cold.

I Occasionally Come To This Restaurant To Visit With A Very Special Friend and Apple Of My Heart!!…read moreWe ALWAYS Get A Great Opportunity To Catch Up Over Splendid Food, Awesome Atmosphere and Fabulous Service from the moment we walk in to the moment we walk out!! Easily The BEST & FAVORITE Restaurant To Visit!!

Memo was great! Very attentive to our dining needs and interacted with all guests. 10/10 service!read more

Absolutely phenomenal experience! The staff is fantastic and the manager is definitely a gem…read more The food is fresh and variety is great. Can't wait to be back and the deserts speechless.

The best experience this evening. My friend's grad part had 11 ppl and it was a lot of fun being in…read morea large group - Ana made us welcomed and was a wonderful server and host. The food was amazing and the entire staff was so kind. One of our friends spoke Portuguese and that made the crew so energetic. Thank you for a great dinner!

Woorijip is my forever comfort stop in K‑Town. It's…read moregrab‑and‑go homestyle Korean food. Everything pre‑made, fresh, affordable, and honestly such a blessing when you want real Korean comfort without the sit‑down fuss. It's not fancy, but it's absolutely a must‑visit if you're looking for inexpensive, satisfying Korean food in NYC. I always end up grabbing the kimchi fried rice with egg, kimbap, purple rice with soup... and honestly, I've tried almost everything there at this point. I love all of it. My stomach, heart, and soul always feel so satisfied whenever I walk out of Woorijip. It's the kind of place that reminds you food doesn't need to be complicated to be good. It just needs to taste like home. Hmm.. i thought i took the pics for their food. I thought I took pics... turns out I just inhaled everything too fast. Yummy yummy!!!

I was looking for a simple solo dining option in K-Town and my friend suggested Woorijip. It's…read moreactually my first time going in. Even though it looks old school inside, it's actually very organized the way they have multiple shelves with various packaged foods. It was a bit overwhelming trying to decide what to get. The part I appreciate the most is how there's records of when every batch is cooked and when they need to be disposed of. I think it's because they put these prepared foods in room temperature and need to be more careful about bacteria growth. Per my observation, most of the items could only last ~3 hours. I kept seeing staff go around to check inventory and the time. I went in at 4pm and 8pm, and surprisingly it was busier late afternoon. At 8pm, more than half of the options were gone and there's also plenty of seating. I think they open till much later, so perhaps they're taking a break until people come eat before/after drinks. Less options on the shelves also meant less of a struggle figuring out what to eat. I saw staff put 50% off stickers on two items. I'm assuming it's because they're both reaching the end of their shelf life and have a lot leftover. I ended up getting white fish fillet jeon and japchae with beef bulgogi. Appreciate how they have microwaves and plenty of seats. I actually tried tasting the items cold and no, they need to be microwaved. I wanted either jeon or kimbap as one of my items. I ended up getting fish jeon since it seems healthier with big pieces of fillet vs other jeons seem to have more batter. It was simple without much flavor. It needed reheating. The sauce included tasted like a light soy sauce. I originally didn't think I would want to use it but it actually enhanced the fish jeon without being too salty. I'm satisfied with this item but don't think I'll get it next time. I was thinking of japchae or fried rice for my other option, but the fried rice options I was interested in were sold out by the time I returned at 8pm. On the first few bites I didn't like the japchae and beef bulgogi. It was a bit too sweet and oily for me, but then I got used to it and it grew on me. I was actually wishing to add some black pepper to it but also got used to it without. The portion is pretty big and I felt full before finishing the whole dish. I'd be glad to get this again. You get 8% discount for paying cash.

Went for bites and sips before a Bon Jovi concert. Stopped here and thought it was great. Food and…read moreservice was excellent- and it was happy hour. Great place to stop before garden event - presumably is packed before ranger and Knick games- hopefully because has a nice vibe and is fresh and clean. We are in from out of town and just expected the garden variety bar like you would encounter outside a stadium or ballpark/ was pleasantly surprised.

Wooga is very convenient especially if you're heading to or from MSG. It is literally right across…read morethe street so it's an easy pick if you're looking for a casual spot for drinks and korean bar food. The space has a fun vibe with tons of tv's throughout. Showing a variety of sports games. One thing to note is that they play Korean music so you won't hear the game audio. Unless you sit right by the bar. Something to keep in mind depending on what kind of viewing experience you're looking for. I went after the game at MSG and it was a great place to wind down. For the table we got the pepper fried chicken which was crispy, well seasoned chicken thigh pieces with peppers. For my main, I ordered the beef tartare bibimbap, which came with rice and a selection of small dishes. Portion size was great. We also added the parmesean French fries for a small bite which came with two different dipping sauces. To finish it off, we got dessert. Which was the cheesecake topped with strawberry drizzle and cornflakes, plus two scoops of raspberry ice cream and one scoop of chocolate ice cream. Everything about the meal was great. Overall, I think that Wooga is a great go to spot to check out if you want good food, drinks, and a nice atmosphere.