A local hidden gem. Ignore the rest of the menu…read more Get the bibim makguksoo Its a summer icy buckwheat noodle dish with nutty and vinegar flavorings. The kind of flavor you would find only in Korea. One bite - I was shocked. I only tried this place out because of a korean youtuber said this was the best place to get the guksoo in Jersey. She was 100% right. Limited parking.

We found this cozy Korean restaurant in Tenafly. Food was like a home-cooked meal. Nothing fancy,…read morejust plain and simple. I don't particularly remember the service, which probably means it was good, at least adequate. If you're ever in the mood for simple home-cooked Korean food, I would recommend this place.

Love the Pho here, its perfect. Love its natural flavors and added veggies they serve w it. We…read moreorder it to go at least once every 2 weeks and sometimes even once a week or have it delivered. We would have it there except, they don't have outside seating and we don't like leaving our Furbaby home alone.

We got the Spicy Pork and Bulgogi Banh Mi which was really good. Unfortunately 17.81$ for a BM1…read moreBulgogi is a highway robbery even if spicy pork was a dollar less. We also got Kimchi Bulgogi Fries which were delicious and good proportions for the price.

Best customer service I've ever experienced. The owner was so kind and helped me decide on what to…read moreorder, and when I came just short of purchsing a meal and drink, he allowed me to take the drink without charge. 1000/10 will most definitely come again!!

Solid casual eatery that offers kimbap, k-sandwiches, and specialty drinks. Food is freshly made…read moreand reasonably priced. Street parking available or in the strip mall lot next door.

We came in as a group of 4, and we left so satisfied! This place is a bit of a hole in the wall,…read morewith very limited parking in the lot downstairs. We arrived around 3pm, and were seated immediately. We ordered the set with jjajangmyeon + jjampong + tang su yuk, as well as ganjjajangmyeon! This was definitely too much food for us, but it really hit the spot. The jjampong was flavored perfectly and wasn't too spicy. It came with a lot of seafood and was definitely worth it! Both jjajangmyeons were really delicious and savory, with the normal jjajangmyeon being lighter and the ganjjajangmyeon being heavier and smokier. Because it was so delicious, I also got an order of jjajangmyeon to go! They were super nice and gave me the option of pre-cooked noodles or raw noodles that I can cook at home so it stays fresh. Highly recommend giving a visit! One of the better places I've had for noodles!

We were heading to HMart in the area and decided we needed lunch before going groccery shopping…read more Never go food shopping while hungry! We managed to find parking across the street and it was free too! They're super nice here and I really enjoyed my jajangmyeon. I had the seafood, my husband had the original, and my friend had the pork. All were such a large portion for an affordable price. We also had an order of the fried pork, which was delightful. They refilled banchans often and we felt very well taken care of.

Very strange and uncomfortable experience. We stopped in simply to look at the menu and see if the…read morerestaurant was what we were looking for. We decided it wasn't and left to go to another restaurant nearby. What was very concerning was that the owner/manager followed us to the other restaurant. We had even tried to get her attention before leaving, but she didn't come over. Then, after we left, she came looking for us and followed us into the restaurant we had chosen instead. We were respectful and simply decided to dine somewhere else. There was absolutely no reason to follow us or make us feel uncomfortable for choosing another restaurant. The restaurant we ultimately went to was very nice and welcoming, but this experience was extremely unusual and left a bad impression.

Bunsiknara was a great spot for a casual Korean lunch in the area. Their menu is extensive with…read moregood pricing and each dish delivered in comfort food taste. Portions were large, the banchan was good (great tasting kimchi, and mayo sesame lettuce). The bulgogi gimbap was good and filling - we especially liked it paired with yhe kimchi. The Oden soup was refreshing (soy based). The curry rice and sizzling octopus and pork had tons of flavor with a bit of a spicy kick. With these generous portions, we left completely satisfied with our meal and friendly service. Would drop by again for Korean food if we are in this area again!

Came here on a hot Friday afternoon. I had this place bookmarked for quite some time, and I'm glad…read moreI finally stopped by. There are a few tables on the left when you walk in, with additional seating upstairs. I ended up ordering the 15-piece beef and pork dumplings. I wanted them half fried and half steamed. They normally don't allow half-and-half orders, but since my friend ordered a dish that came with steamed dumplings, they made an exception for me. :) Thank you! They give you a buzzer when your order is ready. When I got my food, it looked delicious. The dumplings came with a side of homemade soy sauce that was slightly sweet but really good. The dumplings tasted fresh and homemade. My favorite were the fried dumplings, for obvious reasons, everything tastes better fried. They have plenty of other items on the menu, and I'll definitely be back to try them. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for tasty homemade dumplings. * Outdoor dining available * Parking on premises * Free water from the self-service dispenser * Frozen dumplings available for purchase

Here's the short version: the dumplings here are fantastic and well-worth the short venture off the…read morebeaten path. I've gone up and down the main street in Englewood countless times, and it wasn't until I was hit with a hankering for Korean food and did a quick search, only to find there was this hidden gem right off Palisade Avenue. From the outside, Best Dumpling doesn't seem like much. Nor does it seem like much from the inside. It's a squishy, two-floor space with just a few tables and chairs. On the first floor, most of the available space is taken up by the kitchen and the order window, but that's because they make everything fresh here. Dumplings dominate the menu (along with a few Korean stews and dishes, many of which feature said dumplings). I don't believe there's such thing as a 'best' dumpling, but that's because I love most dumplings I meet. When one of the owners overheard me waffling back and forth between the pork and broccoli/shrimp dumplings, she kindly offered to do a split order. Boy, was that fantastic. My preference is for fried dumplings, and they're done up perfectly here. I gasped quite when I bit into a pork dumpling and felt some of the juices dribble out of its skin. My greater surprise was how much better I liked the broccoli and shrimp. I can't think of another place that offers a filling like this one (plus the other interesting ones they've got here) and it was fantastic, especially with the accompanying garlic soy sauce. Believe me when I say there's a reason why they sell this sauce by the bottle. My husband's ramyun dish (complete with rice cakes and four beef dumplings) was also satisfying. Truth be told, it was something I could conjure up easily enough with a pack of Korean instant noodles and some of their frozen dumplings (also sold on site). But for a cold, fall night, this was a lovely meal. There's a small and graveled parking lot adjacent to the restaurant. I didn't spot any signage so I took a chance and left my car there with no issues. Parking in this part of Englewood is always a little tough so I consider it a huge boon that there's at least a few spots available. If you've got a yen for supporting small, super-local businesses or just a healthy appetite for fresh dumplings, you really can't get better than this small but mighty spot.

Most of the tikes when we are Little Ferry Hmart, we stop by Sang's to take some food to go…read more Usually they have food items and dishes already cooked, packed and lay them out in front of their store. They also take orders for dishes in the menu. There are few tables to sit and dine next to the store. There are a variety of items like combo bowls, cutlets, wrapped rolls and rice sandwiches. Personally I love their takoyakis. They are soft with chewy pieces of squid in them. I get a pack of 8 whenever I get a chance. There are two variations, one has mayo on top, the other has cheese. Love them both. My family gets some of their other beef and noodles dishes.

- Vendor located inside the Little Ferry HMart food court, offering a wide variety of freshly…read moreprepared rice, rice cake, and ramen dishes, along with ready-to-go prepared foods for a quick meal - Service was quick, friendly, and accommodating--they were happy to provide extra bowls, utensils, and take-out containers to pack up leftovers - The pre-packed to-go dishes go on sale about an hour before closing, which is a nice option for grabbing a meal at a discount - The food was decent overall: the pork cutlet rice cake dish came with a generous portion of chewy rice cakes, bouncy ramen noodles, crispy fried dumplings, and plenty of slices of fish cake--the fried pork cutlet itself was just okay, and the dish was topped with a generous amount of spicy sauce that was mostly heat without much depth of flavor; the beef fried rice was also a good-sized portion with good flavor, although it was a bit skimpy on the beef

Attended lunch for uncle's 80th birthday. The menu was similar to last time when I attended wedding…read moredinner. But the food tasted much better. Tried ugeoji galbi tang which tasted really good. Nice ambience and the service was great!

TLDR: Sort of a traditional yet fusionesque restaurant at the same time. Enjoyed the crown prawns…read moreand the gochujang pasta. Came here because I was looking for an outdoor restaurant, they have a nice patio at the second floor that can fit maybe 3 4-tops. It's a cool neighborhood spot, reminds me of something I'd find in Korea. There are some more traditional dishes and then very Western crossover items. It sort of reminds me of Soram and a "bunsik" style resto in one. The dumplings are handmade and pretty tasty. I found the dishes to be a bit on the sweeter side but not off-putting. I really liked the crown prawns, a broiled butterflied shrimp topped with lobster and crab paste. The gochujang pasta was also tasty, reminded me of a vodka sauce but with almost creamy bisque like profile. On the pricier side but enjoyed it enough that I'd come back. I though it was a cool that I can eat something more traditional yet also get a more creative dish if I wanted.