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Booze Burgers and Beats The Internet's XanaxI truly hope that Helen’s Rice and Noodles really is renovating like the sign says and not closing down because it is one of the cities best kept secrets when it comes to Korean style fried chicken wings. Why a restaurant that advertises it’s sushi has not marketed their wings better is unknown to me, [...]
Filed under: Japanse Food, Korean Food | Tagged: Helen's Rice and Noodles, Hot and Spicy Wings, Korean Fried Chicken, Pickled Radish, Sweet and Sour Wings, Tenzen Wings | 1 Comment »
Pro Hot Korean is a takeout Korean restaurant in Midtown that far and away makes the most authentic Korean food in the area. As a matter of fact unless you’re up for trooping to 32nd street, it’s as good as it gets anywhere in the borough. Everything is super cheap here and comes with miso [...]
Filed under: Korean Food | Tagged: Banchan, Kim Chi Jjiage, Kimchee Bokem Bap, Korea Town, Midtown Korean Food, Pro Hot Korean | Leave a Comment »
With Kyochon now in NYC and Bon Chon having been around for a minute, Manhattan now has authentic Korean fried chicken franchises in the borough. This is a good thing. Kyochon has been around in South Korea since 1991, where it is immensely popular. Korean fried chicken differs from other styles of fried chicken in [...]
Filed under: Korean Food | Tagged: Korean Fried Chicken, Kyochon, Potato Wedges, Signature Wings, South Korea, Sweet and Hot Sauce | Leave a Comment »
Hello kiddies and welcome to another edition of Max’s adventure with Korean food. Today’s adventure takes place at Woorjip in Koreatown NYC. Let me start by saying that if I lived anywhere close to Woorjip I’d be eating there all the time. Woorjip has an absolutely stunning array of pre-made dishes (hot and cold) as [...]
Filed under: Korean Food | Tagged: aloe vera, grape juice, Korea Town, orangeade, rice, rice nectar, rice pudding, spicy chewy noodles, squid, Woorijip | Leave a Comment »
I ordered their Seoul sandwich which is sort of a cross between a banh mi and the Thai sandwiches made at Thai Me Up near Union Square. I choose a beef bulgogi on a wheat roll and the bulgogi was pretty dry. The sandwich also had lettuce, a bunch of fresh stir frend vegetables and [...]
Filed under: Korean Food, Sandwiches | Tagged: Banh Mi, Bibimap, cilantro, EL-P, Korean Tacos, Seoul Station, Squid and Rice, Sriracha, St Mark's, Tehuzingto, Thai Me Up | Leave a Comment »
