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4.1 (438 reviews)
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Army stew
Jacob G.

Came to Mui after a night out with a big group. Since there were so many of us, it did take a little while to get seated, but once we got settled, we had a great experience. The food was delicious, authentic, and very filling. We got the army stew, which was packed with flavor and perfect for sharing with the table. It was especially satisfying after a long night out. Overall, a great spot for some comforting Korean food, and I'd definitely come back!

Jerry H.

Service was quick and fast. The food was seasoned well. The pork belly was super crispy

Snowing Cheese Potato Pancake / 눈꽃 감자전

Tasty, filling, and generously portioned, but the overall experience came with a few caveats. There were three of us, and we ordered four dishes to share family-style. We left completely full and still had leftovers. Everything was good, although nothing really stood out as exceptional. My ranking would be the bulgogi (japchae), Snowing Cheese Potato Pancake, Grilled Spicy Chicken, and then the sashimi. The seaweed rolls served with the sashimi were tasty, but the fish itself was just okay. The potato pancake had a surprisingly stretchy, almost mochi-like texture. It was a little jarring at first because it wasn't what I expected, but it was interesting, and I can see why some people love it. It was also a bit bland without sauce. I might order it again for the texture, although I still have mixed feelings about it. The Grilled Spicy Chicken was barely spicy despite being specifically labeled that way. Even our spice-sensitive friends agreed, so it would be nice to have a choice of spice levels. A few smaller issues also added up. The music was extremely loud, and the first-floor elevator area had a very strong smell with wet, sticky floors. Near the stairwell, there also appeared to be a trash can with a large reddish puddle underneath it. Overall, the food was good and the portions were large, but I'm not sure I'd return. They do offer a 10% discount for paying cash

StevenFive W.

Great Korean food! It stays true to traditional flavours with thoughtful tweaks. Service is incredibly hospitable. The eatery is usually packed full, though it gets noisy when crowded.

Elevator of Death!
Justin O'Keith H.

What a night! I have bed. Here twice and completely different experiences. I went a couple years ago during a slow time. Wasn't packed at all. Remember having a kimchi pasta dish I loved that's no longer on the menu. Fast forward to last week. Went with my buddy who used to a local Korean chef. I told him about this spot I went to a couple years ago with one of the smallest elevators ever. I'm a big guy with claustrophobia. So being in that death trap was a core memory. We started walking to K town from Hell's Kitchen. We get through Times Square and my buddy says hey I think this is the spot you told me about with the elevator. We walk into the lobby downstairs and I say yup! lol we get upstairs in a packed elevator. We get on the list because they are packed. It's a Friday night. About 15 mins later we get a table. We had a great time having soju, shots, and food. Definitely a night to remember. The staff was friendly and the place was alive. Def would do it again!

Budae Jjigae/Army Stew
Serena C.

MUI is a cute, hidden bar in K town. It's intimate, with small dining tables and a bar area. The food was really nicely presented and tasty! Fried chicken with french fries (5/5) Sweet and salty! The chicken and fries paired well together. I liked this fusion of Korean and American. Army stew (4/5) Pretty standard and tasty, there were a lottt of stuff inside like seafood, noodles, sausages, and more. I felt like it fed the six of us well! Korean fried rice (3.5/5) Tasty but didn't blow me away. Ambiance and service: Honestly, the seating was very uncomfortable because it was tight and i was in a party of 6 people sitting at a small table. The table area is quite small as well so it felt like the bowls and signs were barely fitting. The service was standard!

army stew, tofu kimchi bossam, honey garlic chicken
Susan L.

tucked away upstairs next to woorijip, mui offers a solid selection of korean dishes. my friend and I shared the army stew, kimchi bossam, and honey garlic fried chicken. the army stew was super filling and tasty, a standard dish that warms you up as the weather gets colder. they served their bossam with kimchi and tofu, which is an interesting combination but I preferred eating each component separately. the honey garlic fried chicken was my favorite of the night, super crispy and flavorful, a win in taste and texture. there wasn't a wait time and there's plenty of seating, so I wouldn't worry about getting a reservation!

Mild Mixed Seafood Soup
Rina D.

This is one of my go-to pochas in ktown. I would run back here for the sparkling chungha and Mild Mixed Seafood Soup. Those two I ALWAYS get when I come here. Staff is pretty attentive, pretty spacious bathroom, and almost always walk in is less than 10 minute wait. They give cash discount so make sure to bring cash and ask for the cash receipt!

Seafood Okonomyaki
Stephanie Y.

Cute korean spot for drinks and light snacks tucked away in ktown. Doesn't get too crowded as the spot is on the 5th floor and lowkey kinda hard to find. The elevator also takes a while but you can always take the stairs (walk up past Miss Korea). The spot is vibey and full of seats, but gets a bit loud as you may imagine. Service is pretty decent and they are accommodating of dietary restrictions, though they just omit and don't do replacements. I liked their chapchae and seafood hot pot best but would also recommend their other food!

Clara S.

This place was packed on a Friday night! Vibes were great and service was fast. We ordered the tofu kimchi bossam and spicy bai-top shell. Both were good. Looking forward to visiting again to try their other menus next time!

Bossam
Mia H.

I wanted to just update my review with some other food items I've tried: their seafood okonomiyaki, bossam, buddaejjigae, and Korean fried chicken with fries. Everything was pretty solid, but nothing outstanding. A good spot to drink with friends, with a lively ambiance and casual decor.

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