NY Korean BBQ Restaurant

This is my favorite Korean BBQ local spot, everything is so tasty 😋 with traditional flavors. Simple, comfy style restaurant. Friendly service. Water and hot tea are offered, we usually bring our favorite bottle of wine 🍷 they provide you wine glasses and bottle opener. The ramen noodles are huge bowls and usually have enough to take home. We use the public parking lot in the back with easy access to the back entrance. Highly recommend.

FoodMeet rates on 4 categories: Taste, Service, Atmosphere, and Price. 5 Stars across the board. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is a hidden gem. An authentic family style Korean restaurant. Amazing kimchi and pickled vegetables. They have the full Korean menu: Ramen, Udon, Cup Bop, Tteokbokki, Kalbi, Bulgoki, Kimbop, Bibimbop, Jap-Che, Korean Pancakes, Dumplings and more. They throw in egg, kimchi, and all the trimmings. They also serve hot tea. Mochi, Bubble Tea, Snacks, candies, authentic hot sauces for sale too. Some vegetarian options. Choose mild medium or spicy. The spice will scare away any flu or cold! 🥵 They sell pickled veggies to go as well. You're literally stepping into a Korean family kitchen. You get the first hand experience.

This was the best food I ever had in my life! So so so soooo good. I felt at home, the food was AMAZING.

Very cozy mom and pop restaurant! The owners are super welcoming and their sons provide great customer service! The food is always delicious and tastes the same every time!

Solid Korean food that serves a variety of dishes outside of the normal kbbq that is common for the area. The staff are friendly and the service is fantastic. We had the naengmyeon cold noodles, sundubu soft tofu stew, and the seafood pancake. The cold noodles and the seafood pancake were fantastic. The soft tofu stew was not my favorite. Maybe it's because I didn't order a meat add-on, but the broth was quite clear and the flavor was not as deep as I was used to. Not to say it was bad, because the variety of vegetables of zucchini, mushrooms, and bell peppers was quite good. But I prefer the more traditional version. If you're looking to explore Korean food outside of kbbq in the Westfield area, this is a good place to do so.