New York, USA


From Michelin Guide
In the heart of Koreatown, a freight elevator climbs to a calm, hanok-echoing dining room with skyline views. Chef Chang-ho Shin serves a Korean tasting menu that reads traditional and contemporary at once, with crisp technique and a taste for quiet intensity, from pheasant mandu with foie gras and morels to spotted prawn and geoduck dressed in vivid green house-made perilla oil. Desserts land with the same precision, often finishing with a warm sunchoke tea.
From Visitor Experiences
From Visitor Experiences
From Visitor Reviews
Tasting-menu only. A 12-course Korean tasting menu built around seasonality, fermentation, and a house pantry of jang. The restaurant lists the menu at $270 per person and notes it is closed on Sundays.
Dietaries, the restaurant notes it cannot accommodate gluten, vegetarian, vegan, shellfish, or allium.
3 Articles
Report on the Seoul restaurant’s move to New York, the Koreatown location, and the project’s farm and fermentation focus.
ny.eater.com
Review of the restaurant and its tasting-menu format in New York.
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Documentary segment featuring the restaurant and chef in New York.
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