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I have wanted to try snow cheese for the longest time and was so excited when I saw that K-Bap had it on their menu. We ordered a ton of things off their menu and everything was really good. I wasn't the hugest fan of the snow cheese seasoning since it was really sweet, but I'm glad I tried it. It's a nice casual spot.
These prices are outrageous... for street food?! There is no tipping at this establishment and is head there's an up charge which I'm ok with it's clearly marked and written on the napkins and things so that makes sense. Over 23 bucks for treokbokki is highway robbery... at least based on what I saw for those who ordered around me. The chicken was mediocre at best had decent flavor and ok crunch but wasn't double fried Korean fried chicken I'm used to. They were able to give me half and half wings in a smaller amount (6 count all flats) which I did appreciate. The crispy rice cakes were delicious though! I'd come back just for those to eat while walking around the city!
It's a simple menu. Fried chicken, rice cake skewers. No need to figure out what to tip. They also sell snacks from Korea. It's a cozy place in a secluded block in midtown.
Who would have guessed? A tiny hole in a wall in midtown Manhattan that can serve decent Korean fried chicken? There are plenty of mixed reviews on this place, but I can only judge on the fried chicken, as that is their main staple here. While the restaurant looks unsuspecting from the outside, it is quite cozy inside, and the staff is very friendly. They sell their chicken not by pieces, but by weight. The tenders were $35.00 for 350g or 200g for $20. We went with the 200g since it comes with about 20 pieces. We also ordered the 8-piece bone-in wings. Both orders were super crispy, super flavorful, and I did not suffer from that greasy after effect I normally experience from Korean fried chicken. The price was right, the flavor was right, and the service was right. This is definitely a go-to spot for me if the nearby Koreatown is too busy to service me.
K-Bap & Wings fills up upper midtown's desperate need for a watering hole. I walk in and it never fails to amaze me the diversity of their patrons. You have your weebs, loners (me), stoners, bros, and all types of hoes. For me, I'm always struggling to find something to eat in this neighborhood that doesn't require a full course meal. And I suspect many others considering how rowdy it gets. Enter K-Bap & Wings. I normally opt to try many different items before writing a review but every time I've come back, it was always for one thing: their curry wings. Their snowing cheese is great too but as far as I'm concerned, the curry wings is an nyc item unique to them. If you're looking for something other than your soy garlic or hotter-than-a-K-pop-star, I hiiiighly advise the curry wings. It's not Korean curry (do they even have a curry?), it's good ole-fashion Jamaican curry from the supermarket but it's sold everywhere for a reason (the reason is it's delicious). Side note: try curry powder on your pizza, you won't be disappointed. The staff always seems frantic but that's the standard for our economy while surviving on slim margins. Maybe we should stop paying federal taxes and take care of our own. It's a great place to solo dine and deepthroat some chicken and probably an even greater place to bring your friends because there always seems to be a group enjoying themselves at the big table.
We got the soy garlic wings, the tofu soup, and the shin veggie Ramen. General Experience - Waiters were very quick to take our drinks, appetizers and orders - Tight squeeze to get around, the place isn't very big Soy Garlic Wings 4/5 - Wings were huge so plan for that - Wasn't the best soy garlic flavor I've had but definitely good - came with gloves which was helpful Tofu Soup 5/5 - Nothing to note. This was a good soup Shin Veggie Ramen 3/5 - A little lacking in the amount of food but was good otherwise Good food, good atmosphere, wouldn't mind stumbling back.
Very disappointing experience. This was what made me realize that I really can't blindly trust online reviews of restaurants anymore on social media. Ordered wings and soondubu after hearing good things about this place. I'll admit, the wings themselves were decent, hence the 2 stars instead of 1. But when we asked for pickled radish, which is a staple pairing with Korean fried chicken, we were given Vietnamese style pickled radish and carrots. Not only did it not taste good, but it completely missed the mark. Korean fried chicken and pickled radish go hand in hand. It's the most basic, non negotiable part of the experience. You can't claim to specialize in Korean food, especially Korean fried chicken, and not serve it properly. Then came the soondubu. I wish I could've taken a picture to show how watery and unappetizing it looked. We didn't even need to taste it to know how bland it would taste. We were absolutely appalled. I tried taking two bites to see if it would grow on me but I genuinely could not see myself taking another bite of it without being disgusted. It tasted like water with a sprinkle of pepper flakes. This was the first time in my life I ever requested a restaurant to take the food away and cancel the order. They eventually did, but with no follow up, no apology, and no effort to ask for feedback. The interaction came off as unfriendly, despite me being polite the entire time. Between the food and the service, the whole experience left a bad taste. There are plenty of better options in the city, for both wings and Korean food, and do not recommend coming here.
Been around since 2005. We got the bulgogi beef k-bap, army stew, and soy garlic and sweet & spicy wings. Everything was amazing and a total hidden gem for a satisfying, quick and casual meal. We definitely will be back.
Cute spot, great korean wings and friendly staff. The snow cheese was so good! Stumbled into this spot and sure glad we did. I will be back!
3 words: Get the wings! My friend and I went on a Wednesday for lunch. Even though we were seated right away, there was a steady stream of people either dining in or ordering take out. That was the first good sign. The second was the friendly staff and comfortable ambiance. The whole set up gave it a casual pub-like feel. The music was not blasting. I would definitely come back to grab some wings/drinks with friends. Happy to finally find a decent Korean wings spot located outside of Ktown. Food We Tried: - Shrimp Ramen: Tasted good but expensive for what it was. - Bulgogi Beef Over Rice: Would not recommend. I was not a fan of the kimchi, the hard boiled egg had no taste (I wish it was an over easy egg), and the sauce was too watery for my liking. - Wings: The best thing in the menu! We were pleasantly surprised at the size of some of the wings, it was definitely worth the price. The soy garlic and the snow cheese were delicious! Curry didn't have much taste. The sweet and spicy was too sweet while the spicy soy garlic was too spicy.
Pretty good prices for good Korean fried chicken! Bulgolgi beef kimbap had very fresh ingredients, pretty big pieces. 6pc wings is very filling, I had spicy soy garlic and curry flavors and both were delicious! It's a casual restaurant with decent seating, you can be in and out pretty fast. The staff are extremely friendly.
$12 wings (curry flavor is best, soy garlic next), army stew flavor p good. played katseye and blackpink MVs the entire dinner. was packed on weekday dinner. super close to central park so nice to stroll after :)
Overall, really good for the price and general closeness to our hotel. The kimchi was really good, the beef was good, however, the rice portion was a little small. The rice cakes were more sweet than spicy so that was the only miss. Would definitely go back for the ramen, it had really good flavor and good spice. The servers were kind and attended to us quickly. A very casual dine-in environment. read more
Accidentally deleted the food pics but: I asked to be moved to the non solo tables instead of the solo stools. The server said he'd move me, but he didn't come back in time & other ppl came & sat where I asked to be moved. 2/5 Shrimp sundubu $20- asked for mild, but they gave me no spice. It was white. I had to ask for gochujang, which they gave. Was edible once gochujang was added. 2/5 6 pc soy garlic wings $13- too sweet, why is soy sauce sweet? 2/5 snow cheese wings- too sweet, why's all the flavored stuff sweet? 2/5 plain fries- weren't even salted, they have salt on the table tho What's up with this place? Everything was a huge disappointment. read more
5 months ago
Spicy Chicken bibimbap - n : 8/10??? Gochigang isnt a personal fav and i thought the chicken was kinda cold or maybe it just looked cold either than that it was sooo good rice was perfect but a lot of brocollis - m : 10/10 she loved the rice - a : Rice bowl thing was rlly good that was my fav if it was more savory like not savory but if the flavor was more stronger it would've been good too Sweet and spicy wings - m: litterly 10/10 the flats were my favorite and the flavor was there and it was just awsome omg - n: 10/10 just really good and the sauce went really well and there was a lot of chciekn with the bones. Expeircne was awesome she got to play cortis. She loved it - a : was also good just wish it was more spicy The service was good. The waiters were really nice and let us play. Suggestions of music in the ambience was very chill and it felt like we were in Korea for a second. read more
I have wanted to try snow cheese for the longest time and was so excited when I saw that K-Bap had it on their menu. We ordered a ton of things off their menu and everything was really good. I wasn't the hugest fan of the snow cheese seasoning since it was really sweet, but I'm glad I tried it. It's a nice casual spot. read more
3 months ago
These prices are outrageous... for street food?! There is no tipping at this establishment and is head there's an up charge which I'm ok with it's clearly marked and written on the napkins and things so that makes sense. Over 23 bucks for treokbokki is highway robbery... at least based on what I saw for those who ordered around me. The chicken was mediocre at best had decent flavor and ok crunch but wasn't double fried Korean fried chicken I'm used to. They were able to give me half and half wings in a smaller amount (6 count all flats) which I did appreciate. The crispy rice cakes were delicious though! I'd come back just for those to eat while walking around the city! read more
Who would have guessed? A tiny hole in a wall in midtown Manhattan that can serve decent Korean fried chicken? There are plenty of mixed reviews on this place, but I can only judge on the fried chicken, as that is their main staple here. While the restaurant looks unsuspecting from the outside, it is quite cozy inside, and the staff is very friendly. They sell their chicken not by pieces, but by weight. The tenders were $35.00 for 350g or 200g for $20. We went with the 200g since it comes with about 20 pieces. We also ordered the 8-piece bone-in wings. Both orders were super crispy, super flavorful, and I did not suffer from that greasy after effect I normally experience from Korean fried chicken. The price was right, the flavor was right, and the service was right. This is definitely a go-to spot for me if the nearby Koreatown is too busy to service me. read more
K-Bap & Wings fills up upper midtown's desperate need for a watering hole. I walk in and it never fails to amaze me the diversity of their patrons. You have your weebs, loners (me), stoners, bros, and all types of hoes. For me, I'm always struggling to find something to eat in this neighborhood that doesn't require a full course meal. And I suspect many others considering how rowdy it gets. Enter K-Bap & Wings. I normally opt to try many different items before writing a review but every time I've come back, it was always for one thing: their curry wings. Their snowing cheese is great too but as far as I'm concerned, the curry wings is an nyc item unique to them. If you're looking for something other than your soy garlic or hotter-than-a-K-pop-star, I hiiiighly advise the curry wings. It's not Korean curry (do they even have a curry?), it's good ole-fashion Jamaican curry from the supermarket but it's sold everywhere for a reason (the reason is it's delicious). Side note: try curry powder on your pizza, you won't be disappointed. The staff always seems frantic but that's the standard for our economy while surviving on slim margins. Maybe we should stop paying federal taxes and take care of our own. It's a great place to solo dine and deepthroat some chicken and probably an even greater place to bring your friends because there always seems to be a group enjoying themselves at the big table. read more
We got the soy garlic wings, the tofu soup, and the shin veggie Ramen. General Experience - Waiters were very quick to take our drinks, appetizers and orders - Tight squeeze to get around, the place isn't very big Soy Garlic Wings 4/5 - Wings were huge so plan for that - Wasn't the best soy garlic flavor I've had but definitely good - came with gloves which was helpful Tofu Soup 5/5 - Nothing to note. This was a good soup Shin Veggie Ramen 3/5 - A little lacking in the amount of food but was good otherwise Good food, good atmosphere, wouldn't mind stumbling back. read more
1 year ago
Very disappointing experience. This was what made me realize that I really can't blindly trust online reviews of restaurants anymore on social media. Ordered wings and soondubu after hearing good things about this place. I'll admit, the wings themselves were decent, hence the 2 stars instead of 1. But when we asked for pickled radish, which is a staple pairing with Korean fried chicken, we were given Vietnamese style pickled radish and carrots. Not only did it not taste good, but it completely missed the mark. Korean fried chicken and pickled radish go hand in hand. It's the most basic, non negotiable part of the experience. You can't claim to specialize in Korean food, especially Korean fried chicken, and not serve it properly. Then came the soondubu. I wish I could've taken a picture to show how watery and unappetizing it looked. We didn't even need to taste it to know how bland it would taste. We were absolutely appalled. I tried taking two bites to see if it would grow on me but I genuinely could not see myself taking another bite of it without being disgusted. It tasted like water with a sprinkle of pepper flakes. This was the first time in my life I ever requested a restaurant to take the food away and cancel the order. They eventually did, but with no follow up, no apology, and no effort to ask for feedback. The interaction came off as unfriendly, despite me being polite the entire time. Between the food and the service, the whole experience left a bad taste. There are plenty of better options in the city, for both wings and Korean food, and do not recommend coming here. read more
6 months ago
Been around since 2005. We got the bulgogi beef k-bap, army stew, and soy garlic and sweet & spicy wings. Everything was amazing and a total hidden gem for a satisfying, quick and casual meal. We definitely will be back. read more
7 months ago
8 months ago
3 words: Get the wings! My friend and I went on a Wednesday for lunch. Even though we were seated right away, there was a steady stream of people either dining in or ordering take out. That was the first good sign. The second was the friendly staff and comfortable ambiance. The whole set up gave it a casual pub-like feel. The music was not blasting. I would definitely come back to grab some wings/drinks with friends. Happy to finally find a decent Korean wings spot located outside of Ktown. Food We Tried: - Shrimp Ramen: Tasted good but expensive for what it was. - Bulgogi Beef Over Rice: Would not recommend. I was not a fan of the kimchi, the hard boiled egg had no taste (I wish it was an over easy egg), and the sauce was too watery for my liking. - Wings: The best thing in the menu! We were pleasantly surprised at the size of some of the wings, it was definitely worth the price. The soy garlic and the snow cheese were delicious! Curry didn't have much taste. The sweet and spicy was too sweet while the spicy soy garlic was too spicy. read more
9 months ago
Pretty good prices for good Korean fried chicken! Bulgolgi beef kimbap had very fresh ingredients, pretty big pieces. 6pc wings is very filling, I had spicy soy garlic and curry flavors and both were delicious! It's a casual restaurant with decent seating, you can be in and out pretty fast. The staff are extremely friendly. read more
2 months ago
The food was so so so good! The service was quick and the food came out hot and fresh. The place is small but super cozy! I visited NY for the first time in February and I can't wait to go back to have their fried chicken again. read more
11 months ago
Ordered the halal chicken wings in the flavors curry and original. Both were really good, and most importantly, super crispy. I will definitely be back to try their other chicken wing sauces read more
1 year ago
Craving Korean fried chicken? @kbabnwings has you covered! For just $12, you get 6 pieces of crispy wings & drumsticks with your choice of 2 flavors -- pick from originals like Soy Garlic, Spicy Soy Garlic, Sweet & Spicy, Snow Cheese, and so many more. Everything's made fresh to order and packed with flavor -- the chicken is seriously crispy, and the Army Stew? So flavorful it deserves its own spotlight They've also got appetizers, kimbap, bibimbap, soups & stews - basically, all your Korean comfort food cravings in one cozy spot. Perfect for a quick, delicious meal read more
I love these narrow little hole-in-the-wall places serving up delicious food at a reasonable price. The specialty here is definitely the Korean Fried Chicken. However, the other items are nice too. Soy Garlic Korean Fried Chicken: The classic Korean Fried Chicken! Nice crispy skin. No fatty/soggy pieces. Plus flavorful marinade. They offered gloves, but I was fine using chopsticks. Sweet & Spicy Korean Fried Chicken: Definitely sweet, but not that spicy. Think I preferred the soy garlic more. Bulgogi Beef Kimbap: A nice mix of beef, pickled veggies and rice. Hit the spot. Though tasted like it was made earlier in the day, instead of rolled fresh to order. Tteokbokki: Chewy rice cakes and lots of nice spicy sauce. The fish cake part was ok, but a tad fishy. Snow Cheese Fries: Kinda tasted like they sprinkled the cheese packet from Kraft Mac & Cheese on top of fries. A little weird, but also addictive. read more
1 year ago
My girls and when I say that I mean my daughters, I have three. They wanted to go for some Korean hotdogs on this Saturday weekend, but after checking Yelp pages and seeing pictures of Korean fried chicken, we decided to go with it instead of the hotdogs. We picked K-Bap because they had my middle teens favorite dish besides the chicken and that is Tteokbokki. We arrived and was ask did we make reservations, I stated no did I need them and was told no and put at a table in the corner that lacked the air conditioning. They made up for it though because I ask to move and it wasn't a problem like I thought it might've been. I'm happy to report everyone working here was pleasant. For the restaurant size the set up was nice because it wasn't really big. It was actually small but gave a very intimate atmosphere. I like it. They had monitors up throughout the restaurant playing videos of what my kids called K-Pop music, it was definitely their type of vibes. So you could come here with friends, family, or make it a date night. It was would be fine. So we decided to order some rice cake skewers, Bulgogi Kimbap, spicy ramen, Tteokbokki, banana milk, and of course the chicken. So here's the breakdown... Rice Cake Skewers- 4.5 could have been a bit crisper on the outside Bulgogi Kimbap- 3 it was ok, it lacked in flavor Spicy Ramen- 4 was not spicy at all but still very tasty Tteokbokki- 4 was tasty, but not the best we had before Banana milk- 4 tasted just like a banana now and later candy, It also was to small and pricey, still so good I brought one to go. Korean chicken 4.5, very good just not the best I've had. As you can see from the scores, we enjoyed everything. From the food to the atmosphere, it would be a place I would revisit. Thumbs up for me. Happy Yelping! read more
5 months ago
3 months ago
The food is disgusting, all of their "ramen" servings are the 50 cent packets you would find and a convenience store. It's amazing how cheap it is for a 20 dollar bowl my "beef sausage" was a sliced up hotdog that they just threw in. Even their fried chicken, which may seem like a highlight was terrible. Sauce was ok but the wings weren't mixed with the sauce it was just drizzled on top. Service was nice, our waiter was nice and all but no heads up about a 15% up charge for dinning in! Which is ridiculous as only 4 people cost $100! For this level of food you would expect no more than $10 a person. The atmosphere of the place was nice but cramped. I wouldn't come back. read more
I went to this casual Korean spot a while ago for dinner after going to Central Park nearby. They were pretty packed inside, but the woman was friendly, and I got a seat relatively quickly. I wasn't particularly in the mood for anything fried, so I went for their Spicy Pork Over Rice/Jeyuk-depbap/제육덮밥, which was $14.95. The pork was pretty tasty, with a bit of char, though the chili paste/gochujang was slightly milder than at some other spots. It was still a pleasant amount of heat, and it definitely was tender. The dish also came with a fried egg on top, which was a bit overdone for my liking. I don't mind the edges being crispy, but I want some yolk to drip. There was also some pickled cucumber with a bit of crunch that was pretty tasty, along with the rice, of course. The dish was pretty tasty, a good step above the closest casual Korean place to me, and worth the price. I'd go back here to try what they're more known for, which is their wings, another day. I'd recommend the place if you're in the area and looking for a quick and relatively cheap Korean meal. read more
A good spot for Korean fried chicken in a casual setting. I was in the mood for rice and was pleasantly surprised to find a combination plate with fried chicken and rice on the menu. The chicken didn't disappoint- crispy, well seasoned, and absolutely delicious. The addition of a fried egg and pickled radishes rounded out the dish nicely. Service was prompt and efficient. The ambiance is very casual and a bit noisy. Space is pretty tight; my party was squeezed in-between two other groups at a communal table, separated by dividers. Not a big issue, and the food was more than good enough for us to enjoy ourselves. read more
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WARNING: These wings are dangerously addictive. Crispy and packed with bold Korean seasoning. My go-to? Snow Cheese--a perfect dusting of cheesy goodness that's seriously addictive. Prefer something with a kick? The spicy garlic is a must-try for heat lovers. These wings might just ruin all others for you... don't say I didn't warn you. Follow me @foodie.elite on IG and Tiktok for more. read more
Kbap & Wings is a homey Korean restaurant that has been opened in Midtown since 2005. You can find all your favorite comfort food here, from fried chicken to bibimbap, from army stew to kimbap. Fyr the spice level is no joke here. ＊Korean Fried Chicken Wings** We opted for the 6pc wings, which is ONLY $12! We tried two of their signature flavors: snow cheese wing is coated with cheese powder, while the other one is glazed in sweet, sour and spicy sauce. Snow cheese is very addictive if you like cheesy and crispy snacks. Unless you're very confident with your spice tolerance, otherwise think twice before you get the sweet and spicy chicken. Pity that our wings were only lukewarm. They would be more delicious if they were served hot. ＊Army Stew Army stew is so comforting even on a hot day. The pot has sausage, spam, pork and ramyun, and white rice served on the side. The portion size is hearty and you can definitely order one to share. The kimchi broth is a little spicy. ＊Seafood Pancakes The seafood pancake tasted bland on its own but the dipping sauce adds more tangy and sweet flavor to it. Our server is very sweet and attentive. She kept refilling water while we were dying from the spicy wings. They also value and take customers' feedback seriously when I reflected about the lukewarm wings, which I really appreciate it. read more
1 year ago
This was my first time trying Kbap. I like the wood aesthetic they have going on and the service was great. The Korean fried chicken was really crispy and I liked the variety of flavors. I'm not a big fan of tteokbokii but the skewers were good. The glaze was light which made it better for me to enjoy. I never had snow cheese flavor until this spot so I got it on the fries and it's an interesting flavor. Really good on the fries. I had to get the Korean banana milk. Besides that I didn't really like the rice cake in the red sauce and the rice bowl. The flavors were throwing me off. read more
Ordered: Bulgogi Box (~$23): with kimchi, japchae, rice, and miso soup 6pc Soy Garlic Wings (~$12) Beef Soft Tofu Soup (~$19): medium spicy, served with white rice Aya's take: We stopped by for a quick lunch since I was craving some Korean comfort food and what better than some Korean fried chicken and warm soft tofu soup!? The Soy Garlic Wings were really great! The wings were nice and crisp, the soy garlic was coated all over but wasn't too thick, and they were piping hot, The Beef Soft Tofu Soup was decent; plenty of tofu and a good portion of beef. The flavors were good but definitely nowhere close to some of the other spots in Ktown. The Bulgogi Box was the biggest disappointment, starting with the miso soup. It was one of the worst I've had and didn't taste like a typical miso soup. The bulgogi also appeared old/frozen and all the pieces were irregular sizes. The japchae and kimchi were the best items in the bento box. I would definitely skip that and stick to the Korean fried chicken here. read more
The crunch on the wings here is phenomenal! I've had lots of fried chicken from Korean spots, but the crispiness and crunch level here was incredible. The flavors are also really strong. I recommend the Soy Garlic for sure! It's somewhat small but spacious inside at the same time because it is quite narrow. There was one server working there, but she was pretty attentive to every table despite how busy it got. read more
K-Bap and Wings can easily be missed because the entry way is almost hidden between two other restaurants. The block also has a variety of other restaurants to dine at which also makes K-Bap easy to miss. However, once you walk into this tiny narrow establishment you will be amazed with the food. The chicken wings are delicious with excellent breading and a tender meat. I had sweet and spicy along with spicy soy garlic and I was waiting for the spice to kick in but it never did. No matter, it was still delicious. If you opt for the tenders you get a ton of tenders. I think it is 200 or 300 grams of bite size "tenders". The bibimbap was also flavorful and an excellent dish. The spicy pork had a tad more spice than the wings. This place is awesome and not that expensive. read more
5 months ago
I love the wings here, they're super crispy and the flavors are unique. But my favorite dish is definitely the beef stone stew, it's perfect for the winter weather. The service is always very kind and I love how this place is super casual. read more
2 years ago
Really loved this place!! Stopped in for a solo dining lunch! They have plenty of spots for those who eat by themselves!! The chicken was super juicy and flavorful!! And the crispy rice cakes were phenomenal with the perfect amount of heat! Staff was very friendly as well!! Looking forward to going back next time I'm in the city read more
10 months ago
1 year ago
The cheese wings is soooo good. And the cheese rice cake is soooo addictive-taste like chips. Both have the perfect amount of flavoring and crisp that other places can't do. I would def get the wings if you're there. It's a bit tight in there but solo dining is welcomed! Staff members were kind and helpful. read more
7 months ago
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Does their army stew have beef in it? Called the restaurant but no one bothered to pick up.
No, it doesn't. But it does have sausage, spam, and pork!
Anyone else here get a surcharge for eating in? They added $1 per meal for eating in. I'm pretty sure that's illegal. We tipped anyway, but just would like to know since they didn't do this the last time we ate here
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