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Dish By Dish   Los Angeles

Five Dishes That Illustrate Danbi’s Unique Twist on Korean Cuisine

This summer, Danbi — the 80-seat a la carte dining room inside Koreatown’s bustling Chapman Plaza — was formally recognized…

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Jamie Bissonnette and Soon Han

Resy Spotlight   Boston

At Boston’s Somaek, A Melding of Family Ties and Korean Tradition

Somaek is unabashedly, unequivocally, and unmistakably a Korean restaurant. Chef Jamie Bissonnette and his mother-in-law wouldn’t have it any other…

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The Rundown   Los Angeles

Buzzy Korean Drinking Spot Jilli Is Changing the Game in K-Town

We’re willing to bet that you listen to (or at the very least, know of) BTS or Jay Park, and…

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Meju dish

Interviews   New York

“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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The Rundown   Chicago

All About Bonyeon, Now Bringing Beef Omakase to the West Loop

When chef Sangtae Park and his wife and partner Kate Kim-Park of West Loop favorites Omakase Yume and TenGoku Aburiya…

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Resy Spotlight   New York

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   New York

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   Los Angeles

How Baroo Wooed L.A. With Its Sense of Whimsy

For a restaurant that began as a 16-seater in an East Hollywood strip mall with no signage, reappeared down the…

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Resy Spotlight   New York

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   New York   National

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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