Wooga NYC

Steak was pretty good (dry aged ribeye), they have daily specials which was nice. Stir fried udon noodles was flavorful but the udon felt a little too soft for my preference. Fried Korean wi Ng s (spicy soy garlic) was ok! The skin was crunchy.

Came at around 445 pm on a Wednessay and it was fairly empty, but it did crowd up. They have a great soju selection with Saero for $10 on happy hour. Their happy hour prices (drinks) are fantastic and their food prices are fair. Oysters were delicious and large (lemon, soy sauce, mignonette sauce(?)). Seafood pancake was delicious. Buldak chicken was a little too accurate, but it is what it is. Service was great and the person who took our order was delightful and had great knowledge on their bar/imports. Great lighting and TVs all around with KPOP music playing but not too loudly.

Food and drink were delicious and Juan was an AMAZING server. He really took his time to give recommendations and made sure to check up on us consistently. Will definitely be returning!

Fun Korean pub, great for happy hour and happy hour pricing on drinks. We just got some appetizers to share, which were all pretty good and good portions, including the seafood pancake, the fried calamari (which was super meaty and deliciously crunchy on the outside), and the edamame (which was perfectly well salted and had a nice fragrance to it). Would be back to try some main dishes! In terms of the ambiance there is wayyy too many screens showing K-pop videos and it was a bit too much

Food was good! Espresso martini was delish. I thought the waiter and waitresses were a bit pushy to order fast and had attitude when we weren’t ready as soon as we walked in but the food was good. I would return. But there’s also a lot of good food in the area. Not mind blowingly good but great cozy spot for a meet up or first date.