New York: Korean | American


Resy Features

Golden HOF and NY Kimchi Revive — and Rewrite — Two Great Restaurant Traditions 

Deanna Ting is Resy’s New York & Philadelphia Editor.  Aaron Richter is a Philadelphia-based photographer who has shot for The New…

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Korean | American

How Atoboy Set the Stage for a Glorious Era of Korean Cuisine

It all goes back to banchan.  When Ellia and Junghyun Park opened Atoboy in 2016, the restaurant was presented as…

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Ultimate Guides

Where to Find Every Kind of Korean Food in New York

Outside of Korea (and conceivably Los Angeles), the New York city area lays claim to one of the most vibrant…

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The steak tartare at Yoon Haeundae Galbi

Korean | American

A Window Into the Pleasures of Korean Food Today

Cuisines of the moment come and go, but it’s now clear that Korean food has become canon in America. Why…

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A full spread at Sunn's

The Rundown

With Sunn’s, Banchan by Sunny Finally Finds a Permanent Home

One of New York’s most popular pop-ups, Banchan by Sunny, is finally getting its very own brick-and-mortar location in Chinatown.…

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Meju dish

Interviews

“Meju Isn’t Just About Delicious Food — It’s a Story”

In New York today, it’s impossible to understate the prevalence and impact of contemporary Korean cuisine. Restaurants like Atomix, Jua, Soogil, and…

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Resy Spotlight

In New York, Hana Makgeolli’s Alice Jun Is Building a Homegrown Sool Empire on Her Own Terms


In the back room of Hana Makgeolli in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, it’s mostly silent, with rice wine quietly fermenting in large…

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Resy Spotlight

Coqodaq Is Here to Make Fried Chicken as Fancy as You Want (Or Not)

In New York City, fried chicken is as abundant as tourists in Times Square on New Year’s Eve. It may…

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Resy Spotlight

Seoul Salon Aims to Turn Us All On to the Korean Way of Drinking

In Korean culture, when someone says, “let’s get drinks together,” there’s often much more at stake than just a drink.…

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Resy Features

Six Ways That Momofuku Ko Forever Changed American Dining

Momofuku Ko was not David Chang’s first successful restaurant in New York City, nor is it his most anthemic. Those…

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