Korean food has always been one with Kimchi, Bibimbap and barbecues on the table. In recent years, Korean culture has gained traction throughout New York City. Many Korean restaurants in New York have settled in a small part of the city called Koreatown. This crowded neighborhood boasts the best spas, delicious Korean barbecue, and delicious Korean food in New York.

Here you will find authentic Korean food options ranging from fine dining, fast food, casual dining, and the best Korean food delivery in NYC. The restaurants in K-town have definitely gone and put Korea on the map with their take on traditional food and a modern approach, showcasing their culture on the plate.

If you like karaoke, Koreatown is the place to be. After enjoying a few drinks along with Karaoke, you can enjoy some great Korean food at restaurants in Koreatown. Many restaurants here have been in business for over a quarter of a century and are the go to for many karaoke fans. Some restaurants are open 24 hours and serve authentic Korean comfort food to their diners.

One of the most famous dishes among the locals is the Seoulleong Tang. It is a delicious broth dish, made by boiling beef bone for over twelve hours to extract all the flavor, and is served with noodles and rice. Another delicacy here is Kimchi (spicy pickled cabbage), which is made with high-quality ingredients imported directly from South Korea. You can choose between the Cabbage and Radish Kimchi. The famous Korean dish is also incorporated into other dishes such as Kimchi Jeon (vegetarian pancakes), which are a perfect option for takeout or delivery.

If you plan to visit this desirable neighborhood anytime soon, start your meal by ordering a glass of soju. Soju is an alcoholic beverage of Korean origin that is traditionally made from rice, wheat, and barley and consumed plain. If you’re not too adventurous, you can choose from a list of beers or try a ginger ale paired with their steamed or fried Mandu Dumplings. These are homemade pork dumplings that go perfectly with soju, beer, or ginger ale. If you don’t have much of an appetite, you can try the ikura-cured salmon bibimbap or try a traditional Korean dish called bulgogi.

Some of the other must-have dishes at these Korean restaurants include bossam and naengmyeon (cold noodles), which are a hit during the summers. You can also choose between their barbecued pork or beef dishes. If you have trouble understanding the names of the dishes, ask your server, they will be more than happy to help and guide you through each dish.

In addition to being open 24 hours a day, year-round, many restaurants here offer weekly specials like ‘Happy Hour’ and ‘Taco Tuesday’, which are a treat for most regulars. If you’re too lazy to visit this bustling neighborhood, some restaurants here offer online ordering. Now you can enjoy delicious Korean food in the comfort of your own home with the click of a button. You can browse the menu, select the dishes you like and have them delivered to your doorstep.