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    Bang Ga Nae

    4.5 (30 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Jae P.

    Visited on Saturday night. Waited a bit to be seated. We sat at the middle table. It was so loud. Waited a long time to order because the server was not getting to us. We had to stop one of them while she was getting to the other table. Side dishes: kimchi isn't really fermented. Tasted pretty raw and too sweet. I wanna call this a salad. Heukyumso jeongol: I liked the soup. It tasted okay. The meats aren't flavored at all. The whole jeongol came pretty cold. We waited a while for the warmer to cook the soup (never really did). I wanted to ask them to boil this dish but server never gets to us. 3/5

    Black Goat Meat on bed of scallion
    Greg K.

    With my clients from Korea and we decided to take a trip from Manhattan all the way to Ridgefield, NJ to have the specialty of Black Goat Meat or Heu Kyum So Suyuk as they had this on the menu! I never heard of this before, but besides KBBQ and Soondobu and banchan, what would I really know anyway right! Well, I was googling like crazy this dish both in the english words on their menu and also the Korean spelling and got really nothing. This dish is simply amazing and well worth the trip to have this dish! 1. They bring out the rib meat or the neck meat to your table and prepare all the meat for your dish! The meat and bones have been simmering for perhaps 8+ hours and it is fall off the bone tender! 2. Once carved, they place it on a steaming dish on your plate on a bed of scallions and then you are given lettuce leaves, garlic, jalepenos and some kind of Ssamjang that you mix up. 3. Then, you simply forget your manners and dig in here! Now, I am not being polite, I am not using the "other end" of my chopsticks. I am all out in my "Lord of the Flies" mode and making my lettuce wraps of goat meat, scallion, garlic and shoving all this in my mouth to chew while I prep another of these wonderful tender wraps. After this wrap, we next had the soup and i was told it was the Heu Kyum so Jeongol which was plane and delicious. Finally, we ended this meal with Fried Rice and it was simply a complete and enjoyable experience. We were fortunate to go with native Koreans that knew how to order this and how to eat it. What a great experience. Tender, tasty, fun and totally enjoyable. Family owned mom and pop type shop. Excellent and GK says.... check it out.

    Black goat meat
    Ti W.

    Amazing goat meat! The steamed meat was very tender and juicy, one of the best goat meat I've ever had. The lamp soup was also full of flavor. Highly recommend!

    Stew and rice
    Dani P.

    The food is a 4.5 the atmosphere and experience is a 2.7. Overall, the staff is just meh and the dishes are unsanitary considering this place is very old. However, there really is no other restaurant that serves goat, rice, and soup like this. The acorn jelly is my favorite side dish and they brought us more. The sauce is pretty good with goat. I would ask for extra of those bead things to add more crunchiness. The kalbi is very sweet. I would only recommend coming here if you love goat and can bring a water bottle. We come here twice a year to have goat. Each serving of goat is about $33 so it is a bit on the pricier side.

    Goat Soup for 3
    JD P.

    Been a faithful for 10+ years... Not anymore after this sad excuse of jungol for 3 for $80... Thank you for all the great meals over the years!

    Black goat stew
    Eric K.

    One word: black goat stew. Git it & you'll earn super powers. Even better if you're a guy they say. (lol) Regardless of the veracity of that claim above, I come here when I need an energy boost and I've always left super charged and ready to snap buildings in half. And I did. No comment on what they were made of. Love dipping bits of goat meat in that spicy mustard + ssamjang-ish paste + parella seeds & their oil (ddeul kkae oil) + minced garlic dip. There, I just told you the recipe - I'm nice like that. You could also have black goat soo yook which is the version they give you steamed meat, soup, and later make a fried rice out of the remaining soup. Definitely a 2-ppl + take home container kind of hearty meal. Even their banchans rock. This place simply cannot go wrong. I've been a loyal patron since mid-2000s, chasing them around from Fairview, Fort Lee, and now to Ridgefield. For a foodie like me to do such a thing, it means they got their shiznits down. GO EAT GOAT. Thank me later when you snap stuff in half.

    Grace C.

    It's bit pricey for mom/pop-shop of korean restaurant but I want to say they have a very healthy food. Very authentic and I would come here again. Service was great too. The servers don't seem to speak english so may need to just do lot of body language.

    Sam gye tang
    Genevieve C.

    Ever since trying Sam gye tang in Korea, I have been looking for this dish in the tristate area. I was not disappointed when I tried it here. The soup arrives sizzling inside the bowl with different herbs and the well cooked chicken. Be ready for another delight when you see the rice stuffed inside the chicken. The soup taste savory without any salt (the dish is served with salt on the side for your preference). Just writing about this fish made my mouth waters. This would be my number one go-to dish in the winter, especially considering it is great for the health. The restaurant also sells its own homemade kimchi which I liked better than the ones we get in store. But just for the Sam gye soup alone, I would come back again for sure.

    Steamed black goat meat called 'Sooyook' It is Korean tradition to keep your energy level maintained during hot summer season.
    Steve H.

    Food got so much better and staffs are very friendly. Although I am not a big fan of kimchi, I found their kimchi and banchan(appetizer) absolutely delicious. Feels very healthy and fresh. FYI, goat meat is Korean traditionally help maintain your stamina high during hot summer season. I feel recharged and ready for the summer.

    A relaxing place to hang out with friends on a winter day and have some black goat, the food is great!

    Michael C.

    A friend recommended this place for Goat Meat. There aren't many places that specializes in steamed black goat meat. I believed that this place used to be a place for sushi/sashimi, not sure when they changed but am glad that they did. The is a minimum of 2 lb for the steamed black goat which was what I ordered which I think it is good for 2-3 people (if really hungry 2 people..lol). They also serve soup and fried rice served after the meat, both of these was amazing. The meat was very tender and each bite just melts in your mouth. Even better when dipped with the sauces they provide. The Service was great here and people were super nice. The goat dish is break down by the waitress and they do this at each table so it may take a little time (this is understandable). Definitely a place worth checking out. See you soon Bang Ga Nae. Also this place is BYOB. Soju is best with the goat meal - I feel.

    Steamed goat prepared table side.

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    One of my favorite Korean restaurants with many specialties!!! Love the soups and the service is great!!

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    4.3
    (46 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    absolutely love this spot! This Korean bbq spot is different that other kbbqs in that it focuses…read moremore on pork meat. We opted for the $90 2 person combo which came with your choice of 3 meats. Our server helped us and recommended us to try the dry aged pork belly, pork jowl and marinated pork short rib. All of the meats were incredibly good! The pork combo also came with the fluffiest steamed egg and your choice of soup. They also gave banchan which was your typical kimchi, pickled radish, corn salad, as well as tteokbokki, pajeon, and raw marinated crab! Overall, we loved the food here. Service was amazing, our server was super attentive and helpful. He grilled all of the meats to perfection! Highly recommend coming here

    We descended like a plague of hungry locusts here a comfortable 45 min or so before Jesus Hour was…read moreup (AKA Korean church). That gave us enough time to have the place to ourselves and order literally everything they could think to serve us. This was easily one of the best KBBQ experiences I've had. The meat cuts were all perfectly marinated and grilled, from the Dry-Aged Pork Belly, to the tender Pork Jowl, to the juicy Marinated Pork Ribs. The Budae Jjigae was savory comfort, and the Shin Ramen Fried Rice was not only abundant, but served in an adorable heart shape. Even the Kimchi Stew and Gyeran-jjim were more umami than the countless counterparts I've had elsewhere. On top of that, we got more ban chan than an attention-starved halmoni hosting her first family reunion in 10 years. Everywhere I pointed my chopsticks, I touched food. It was delightful. If I can ever gather enough people, I'd gladly infest this place again.

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    4.5
    (69 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    I really liked this place. To me, it screams authentic Korean comfort food. The menu is pretty…read moresimple. There aren't many choices, most of them are soups and they are all good. Decor is also authentic and minimal. There are no outrageous bells and whistles. The place has an atmosphere of that of a family business run by dedication and hard work. In addition, the prices are fair. Service was good as well. The woman at the front was pleasant and kind. I would come back on a cold day for a nice hot soup.

    I was pretty excited to try this place out because I haven't had gomtang in quite a while and the…read morefact that they have seolleongtang as well was cherry on the cake. Came on a weekday night and there weren't many people in the store. - Deluxe Gomtang - I think the difference between the normal gomtang and the deluxe version is that they give a bit more meat and rice. I really liked the gomtang as the flavors were really rich especially when elevated by the pepper. - Seolleongtang - Clear and beautiful broth that went really well with salt. I felt like the meat was not as tender as I hoped but still made me think of my favorite Korean restaurant where I grew up. - Kong-guksu - I didn't know what to expect of this dish as I've never heard of it or tried it before but I didn't really like the dish. No matter how much salt/pepper I put in, there still didn't seem to be a lot of flavor. I ended up dumping the Korean Pickled Onion banchan in which helped elevate the flavor a lot. - Mini KimchiJeon - When I read this off the menu, I though the kimchi pancake would be extremely small but it turned out to be quite bit and very delicious. It was super crispy on the outside with soft insides stuffed with kimchi. I will definitely be back to this home-y restaurant!

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    Wooga

    Wooga

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    We got the beef combo, which came with 3 different meat options, a steamed egg, and a kimchi soup…read more-- great value and variety for the price. The meat was fresh and tender, and grilled up beautifully alongside some mushrooms, garlic, and daikon on the tabletop grill. Loved that they threw in fresh herbs (rosemary/thyme) on the meat too -- nice touch. Banchan was plentiful and kept coming, so you're never short on sides. For dipping, you get a choice of garlic scallion sauce, soybean paste (ssamjang), or just salt -- all solid options depending on what you're grilling. Service was attentive and quick to help with the grill and refills without being intrusive. The restaurant has a big dedicated parking lot, which made getting in and out so much easier. Will definitely be back to try out the intestine options.

    Ate here a few times since my last review and it's definitely the best kbbq in the area. It is…read morepricey but it's good value. You get a lot of food and the food is delicious and the meat is high quality. The service is always fantastic. We had a big party and were seated right away on a weekend. The waiter was patient and they were thoughtful of the 3 kids in our party, bringing utensils and plates for them. I think of Wooga often. It's so yummy. But if you want to gauge price a little, we went with 4 adults, 3 kids and ordered japchae (glass noodles), kimchi pajeon (pancake), 2 bottles of soju, drinks, a meat set that came with soup, 2 types of pork and 2 types of beef and it came out to about $350, tip included. If you're on the fence about coming, definitely come.

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    Great service amazing meat quality this place is very clean. It's a little pricey but it's worth it to Wagyu. Steak was amazing.

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    Great service amazing meat quality this place is very clean. It's a little pricey but it's worth it to Wagyu. Steak was amazing.
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    ONGA

    4.6
    (65 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    Locally owned & operated
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    My out-of-town friend was looking for a Korean breakfast spot, and she found Onga. It happened to…read morebe the perfect meeting point between where I live and where she was staying in New Jersey. We arrived around 8:50 a.m., and the restaurant was already packed, which is always a good sign. Luckily, two tables opened up just as I got there, allowing my group of three and my friend's group of five to be seated. Even though my friend was still about eight minutes away, the staff was kind enough to accommodate us, which we really appreciated. Every bowl was a hit. The kids enjoyed their beef soups, while the adults ordered the beef knee soup, with one person choosing the spicy beef soup. Each soup came with cooked sticky purple rice, a few noodles in the broth, and classic Korean side dishes like kimchi that rounded out the meal perfectly. The service was phenomenal from beginning to end. Despite how busy they were, the staff remained friendly, attentive, and efficient. The prices were also very reasonable, especially for the quality and generous portions. The only downside for me is that I'd have to cross a bridge to get there, otherwise I'd be a regular. If you're looking for delicious authentic Korean comfort food, open 24 hours, Onga is absolutely worth the visit.

    Rating: 4.4 Came to…read moretry for dinner after coming back from American Dream mall. We were staying in Fort Lee area and notice that they have a lot of Korean food options. We decided on this place because rating was pretty good and was open late. It's located in a plaza with Korean market, liquor store, cafe and such. Large parking area available in the plaza. Inside is small but clean and gives off traditional Korean restaurant vibe with of course Korean music. There were quite few Korean customers as well as staffs so i knew we were in the right place. They specialize in Korean beef soup. We ordered rice cake and dumplings and special beef rib soup. The fish came with purple rice and various kimchi and pickled veggies side dishes. They also serve korean hot tea along side the dishes. My special beef rib soup was very light and clear but full of beef flavor. Little touch with salt and pepper with pickled veggies and rice paired with very well. The meats were very tender and flavorful as well. Portion is quite large and i was not able to finish my bowl although i did help with another bowl of rice from my partner. My partner got the rice cake and dumplings beef soup. This one was a but lighter and needed more salt flavoring but also good. She liked her's better as she doesn't like heavier and fattier meat/broth. Salt and peppers are provided to adjust your seasoning as needed. Even though they could not finish the dishes i throughly enjoyed the food. What i like about Korean dishes is that even some are heavy and fatty they include lots of vegetables and healthy ingredients which makes it feel like you had a healthy meal and lots of nutrients despite eating out. Service was minimal but adequate. Overall it was very good authentic Korean restaurant that offers solid Korean beef soup. If you want to try authentic Korean beef soup and you are in the area this is the place.

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