Vannie S.

I came here for Valentine's Day but didn't get their prefixed menu. I think overall the food was tasty and the ambiance was romantic so it checked off all the boxes for a nice valentines date. Our server was nice and attentive. We got the crudo, lamb, truffle fries and clam pasta. The crudo was okay I liked it but wasn't memorable. I picked the pasta and my boyfriend picked the lamb. Surprisingly I really liked the lamb and it was my favorite of the night. We wanted duck but it was sold out. We also ordered tiramisu. It was interesting, it looked like it was scooped out of another larger piece and a little dry. There was live music. I heard intercrew is trying to go for the supper club vibe. It was cool but a little loud, difficult to hear each other. Overall I think the food is good and the ambiance is nice. I think it's a good spot if you're looking for a nice dinner but I also feel like not everything was memorable.

Alejandro F.

I came here for an event with Exclusive KTown and honestly? 20/10 for the ambiance. The people were chill and fun to talk to. The music was fantastic. I don't drink at all, but even the Diet Coke I drank from the bar during a small dance break was fantastic. Great vibes, great people, great place.

Olivia L.

I miss the old Intercrew when it was more of a restaurant than a music / social venue. The new concept is "experiential dining" and it definitely delivers that with a newly added live music stage and a more open concept. I just personally prefer the old dining experience much more as it was a great place for a quiet, luxe date night or a cute girls night out. We got seated right away and ordered cocktails. It took a little bit of time before our cocktails arrived. Food came out very quickly. We ordered: - Dirty martinis: one with gin and one with vodka. tasted how they were supposed to. - Caesar salad: i liked it, very well dressed, very anchovy - IC Bolognese: yummy, the best thing we ordered - Crab fat caramel fried chicken: i wish we didn't order this. I expected chicken wings but they were chicken tenders, on a bed of cilantro, topped with salmon roe. The salmon roe was random, didn't add to the dish, and I expected more from chicken for a nice restaurant like Intercrew. We should've gone with the Sichuan Spicy Chicken from the small plates section (i think this is the wings dish from before the restaurant renovation? if so, we lovedddd it!) - Seasonal vegetables: grilled broccolini. I thoroughly enjoyed this side! The bussers were attentive and cleared dirty plates right away. We did ask for a dessert menu, which never came so we just asked for our bill and closed out. Intercrew was my favorite night out restaurant in Ktown but the new concept really isn't for me & my party. The live band was amazing but I don't prefer loud live music while dining and trying to converse with my party. Unfortunately, I would only go back for a quick cocktail round before a night out and would not go back for the food.

Queena T.

Beautiful interior restaurant! The food was delicious and wonderful presentation. The service was great, but it got busy and they were less attentive. Which makes sense. Apparently there is a speakeasy, but didn't have a chance to go through to it. Upstairs don't have seating tables so I believe it is for lounging and a large room for reservations. Parking is valet or if you can find street parking somewhere. Overall wonderful experience and would definitely recommend going back to try different dishes!

Ashley H.

Went here with some of my friends for a night out and was pleased with the experience! *rating only for bar area* Drinks: 5/5 + Post Melon: suntori toki, Midori, almond, makrut lime, coconut + Tiger Water: Roku gin, lychee, pineapple, orgeat, lime Wow! The drinks here blew me away! I'm not a cocktail person, as usually most drinks are too bitter/sour for my taste. However, the drinks I had at Intercrew were absolutely delicious. Feeling like a fruity drink, I ordered the Post Melon per the bartender's recommendation. And after trying it, I instantly knew why the drink was a big bar favorite. The Post Melon, a tongue in cheek play on the famous singer, is a well-crafted balance of Japanese whiskey and milky almond, with fragrant touches of coconut and melon that anyone can drink with ease and satisfaction. I would definitely order this again. I was able to try my friend's Tiger Water as well, which I also loved; it was not too sweet and tasted delicious! Service: 4/5 I think the parking situation could be better, although I'm not sure what you can expect being in the heart of KTown. There is street parking and garage parking nearby, but we opted for a valet, which cost $15 for the night. Although it didn't take us much time to be seated, I do want to note that when we came, there was only 1 valet working that night so it took us about 25-30 minutes to get our car back when we wanted to head home. Maybe on busier nights, there could be an additional person working so the wait isn't that long? However, Intercrew is absolutely stunning as an establishment! From the illuminated bar and chandelier to the sunset projections, the dining area is so beautiful and aesthetically pleasing. Kudos on the designer! In addition, service with top notch and the staff were very respectful, polite, and helpful with helping our group choose our drinks. Honestly it's the perfect spot for a date night or celebration with friends; the vibes are elevated and chic without being too stuffy. Past 11pm, this place turns into a small club next door, leading to a fun night out as an "event after"!

Daniella P.

We came here for their nightlife portion and was impressed with the decor and interior. The building itself looked really elegant and was pretty big. There was lots of nice photo opportunities including this grand staircase and light up mirrors everywhere on the second level. We had a table with a bottle of champagne tasted great and wasn't too bitter. A normal cocktail at the bar ranges around $20 no matter what you get so be aware of that. The DJ wasn't really playing good songs and actually repeated a lot of them which wasn't too great. Other than that, the crowd was super nice and we liked our table by the dance floor.

Nicole L.

Dining at Intercrew for a date night was truly an exceptional culinary experience. The restaurants ambiance was quiet & romantic... and quite luxurious. The workers were so accommodating & attentive... service was top notch. Ordered: Hamachu Crudo: This was fresh & the sauce they used paired so well with the hamachi. Gotta get my raw fish fix in! Post Melon & Anejo Honey Sour Cocktails: The post melon cocktail tasted exactly like a melona ice cream bar with hints of coconut & my boyfriend ordered the anejo honey sour... both delicious. Wagyu Bolognese & Sichuan Grilled Cumin Lamb: The Wagyu bolognese had the perfect balance of spiciness & flavors. The noodles were bouncy and chewy & they were generous with the amount of Wagyu in the pasta. The Sichuan grilled cumin lamb was cooked to perfection... meat was super tender & this paired so nicely with the aji verde sauce. Basque Cheesecake: The basque cheesecake was creamy & sweet ... this was made with goat cheese. This desert had a strong aged cheese flavor & paired so nice with the strawberries and the graham cracker crumbs. Overall, I loved this Asian fusion dining experience. I love a good Asian fusion restaurant! Definitely a hidden gem located in ktown. I'll be back here for a date night or a girls night out. :-)

Ingrid M.

Ambiance and service is everything, very chic and Hollywood glam. We were greeted with a smile all throughout our dinner. The service was excellent. The recommendations were on point. We started with the Naan with Ssamjang Truffle Butter. The naan was cut into 4 pieces and plated with a side of the truffle butter. Amazing, it was decadent and creamy. It had pieces of truffle inside the butter, absolutely delicious. The first dish to come out was the braised pork belly, comes atop a bed of white rice and half a soft boiled egg. The meat was tender and it was slightly sweet. I would not consider this a shareable dish, but a must try. Second dish to come out was the Intercrew bolognese; now this dish is shareable. A good portion of what seemed to be home made pappardelle pasta, tomato's, wagyu, garlic and Parmesan. It was delicious, and it has a kick to it. I would recommend this dish as one to try. Then, there were 2 Bone in Kalbi Asado. Bone in steak with Soy sauce, ají verde, cherry tomatoes and pico de gallo. Definitely a good portion for one, the steak was cooked and seasoned perfectly. I love the piece of fat in a steak, you get that juiciness. The drinks were yummy as well. I would recommend the Pink Lemonade and East side both are fresh, but the Pink Lemonade is sweeter. For all of you that don't drink alcohol, I would suggest the Tropical Lemonade. It is made with pineapple, cranberry and lemon lime fizz. Desserts anyone? The cinnamon roll and cookies and cream were our choice. I'll leave that up to those who want to try this, let me know which one is your favorite.

Sarah S.

Intercrew is totally the place to see and be seen in the scene in KTown. Two years in the game so it's still going pretty strong all things considered. The dining room is gorgeous, beautifully modern and a touch of exactly what we need in KTown. Valet was $15 and took ages, but at least it exists. We were warmly greeted upon entering, thanked when leaving, service throughout our entire meal was stellar. The item you must get is the naan with ssamjang truffle butter. This fluffy carb was perfectly soft with a fanciful presentation and the addition of some Korean flare into the creamy butter with a light ssamjang taste, making it quite tasty. It's a great way to start the meal and also if you just sit at the bar for drinks, it's a great item to munch on. My friend and I also shared the Wagyu Pappardelle and the Pan-Roasted Dry Aged Duck which were good. I'd like to try more of their menu but they seemed to be out of a lot of the items on their menu online when we dined in. That just means I need another trip in to try more! Overall, really cute place for a date night - we were surrounded by people on dates, but also groups of friends, and it's definitely still a hot spot around town.

Marcelino R.

I went here for lunch and It didn't disappoint. It's a hidden little gem! The place looked fabulous with a very chill and relaxing atmosphere. There was one other person there eating(lunch is a new for them). I'd love to come back at night when it's all lit up. Service was top notch. Our server was friendly and on top of It. The food was perfection. I had a friend chicken sandwich with chips on the side. It had so much flavor and crispy yummy skin. One thing I didn't like is that they didn't accept cash. Card only. When a business does this... It leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Money is money. It's very limiting.

Molly M.

Cool Hollywood vibe but their lunch menu needs work. Came here with a group for lunch. This was my first time here, and my first impression was that this place is beautiful. The decor is amazing, loved the seats, plants, the chandelier, the bar, and there's a spot for a live DJ. It reminded me of some place you would find at a hip Hollywood bar. I hear this is the place to go to for dinner and drinks at night. However for lunch, this place was dead. We were the only ones there. We ordered the Sichuan Fried Chicken Sandwich, chopped salad with tofu, and Korean Vegan Bowl. The sandwich didn't come standard with fries but cost an extra $4 to add it. Sandwich was good, chicken was nicely cooked and fried but mine had a leg bone in it which was very unusual in a chicken sandwich. Imagine biting into a sandwich, and you bite down on a bone. I'm sure this was a fluke as the others that also ordered a chicken sandwich did not have that issue. The chopped salad looked depressing with wilted lettuce and unflavored tofu that looked like they just pulled it out of a can. It didn't taste that great either. Complained to our waiter, and they nicely comped the meal. Thank you. I hope they're able to serve fresh ingredients going forward. The Korean Vegan bowl didn't look that appetizing at first but once it was all mixed up and you added the sauce, it wasn't bad. Also note that this does not come with rice. The service was very attentive although the waiter did forget to bring an extra side of sauce. He did eventually remembered and brought it. He also comped the chopped salad without us asking. I think they need to work on their lunch menu some more before I come back for lunch, but I am open to checking them out at night.

Clara C.

Updating the review to add updated menu photos from October 2023 I had a mix up with my payment and the lady was so patient with me. I made reservations again, but the place was still empty.

Leonard K.

The new menu here will blow you away. When you're thinking of a multi course meal with friends, go with option B. You won't be disappointed. The naan is probably the absolute best thing in the pairing, then comes the creekstone striploin, the jasmine garlic rice, flowering pork wraps and spicy chicken. But wow, you probably will never taste a congee like this. The kimchi got spice too and is not like any other restaurant you've had, yet it sells out quickly. For the wines, you're going to want to go with the Magna Carta 2018. Pairs perfectly with the meal and the deep dark berry notes and goes perfectly with the rest of your cuisine. If you have the room, top off your dinner with the honey milk and cookies. You get 3 of them, so a party of four might be fighting for one of these magical treats. Kudos to the chef and I hope he brings a packed room to this venue each and every night, because the flavors are unmatched to the rest of ktown.