Another amazing Fort Lee Korean spot! The galbijjim is popular but imo the soups are really what makes this place shine. The oyster soup is a must have! It's simple but the flavor is bomb and they are so generous with the oysters, I swear there were at least 20 in there. Also enjoyed the soybean beef soup quite a bit. Thought the galbijjim was decent but kind of standard. read more

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We came in expecting a pleasant restaurant experience but left feeling entirely unwelcome for no reason. To start, there was no host or hostess greeting people at the door. Instead there was a poster with a QR code allegedly for a waitlist that unfortunately did not work properly at the time. I had tried calling earlier; the line said Leonia and no one answered. This restaurant is in Fort Lee. So like I was saying earlier, when we arrived inside, there was no staff/host/hostess at the front the way most restaurants have. We waited a few minutes trying to get someone's attention about the broken QR code poster, then watched the line behind us pick up, then saw other people walk right past us and cut the line into the dining room. There were open tables. I walked in farther and respectfully tried to flag anyone to explain the QR wasn't working and ask about a seat or at least to get in a wait list or something. I approached a male staff member within proximity and said "excuse me, your QR code waitlist isn't working, I was wondering if we could.. ".. then all of a sudden he snapped at me, raised his voice, and yells something like "alright alright whatever how many people." And I say 2. He's like "alright couple minutes wait right here." Or something to that effect. He was around middle to late aged, wearing a face mask, uniformed dark attire. It was the aggressive tone and the way he yelled it at us so angrily and the look he gave us that made it clear we were not welcome. It was very abrupt like telling me to shut up, it was dismissive, and it was extremely rude that I was taken aback. That interaction set the tone for the rest of the meal. Like I get that maybe they were short staffed or whatever but welcome to 2026. I'm a physician myself and if I ever behaved this way in any decorum, then that would be an instant write-up. Even if I was overworked and short staffed, it's no way to behave to someone in any capacity.. maybe a polite "hold on please, just 1 second,"or" I'm busy just a moment please". Like basic common courtesy and manners. Even before practicing medicine, I used to be a waiter myself and this is no way to behave in any capacity even when feeling overworked and under pressure. On top of that he wasn't even a millenial or Gen Z. He was definitely pushing past unc status and by then you would expect some sense of decency and manners to be developed by then. The food itself was above average and the prices were fair. We got the galbi set. The waitress who cooked our food was genuinely nice and I appreciated that she could sense something was off. A complimentary pancake was a small bright spot. But the beer I ordered was out (yet still on the menu), and the white rice I asked for never arrived. There was a small parking downstairs, and the upstairs café was a decent backup for more food, but none of that fixed the front-end problems. The entrance experience and the other staff member's attitude ruined what could have been a good meal at a nice location. Mind you, I'm 35 years old and frequent nearly all the restaurants in Fort Lee, Edgewater, Pal Park, north jersey, nyc, etc, and I never get talked down to like that. Between the non-working waitlist system, the unanswered phone, the lack of anyone managing the front end/ door, and the incredibly rude staff that made us feel unwelcome.. the visit felt overall disorganized and off-putting. The saving grace is that the food was actually tasty and came quick; so it's a real shame because first impressions really say a lot. Our waitress that we got was actually super nice too so I had a hard time justifying this publication because we really liked her, I think her name on the receipt says Mia- she's fantastic. But yeah, this has been on my mind oddly enough the whole day that I had to write about it.. as one would be for any disappointing encounter overall. read more

PyeongAnDong - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

I can tell that the galbijim was marinated really well -- the meat was very tender (fell off the bone), and the sauce tasted really good (even as someone who is sensitive to gluten and shouldn't be eating it). However, slow-braised beef is an acquired taste (I've always known I didn't like it), so while I didn't really enjoy it, I still highly recommend it, and would def come back to try other menu items. Came with a lot of free banchan, including a seafood pancake. Really cute ambience with the fairy lights. read more

PyeongAnDong - Galbi jim - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

We waited nearly an hour for a table to become available since this place doesn't take reservations. In hindsight, we should've just gone to Palisades Park and had better Korean from nicer people. The Banchan starters were fine. My Shiregi Sujebi, on the other hand, was a letdown of bland broth and not handmade noodz. Booooo! I love sujebi, and it's so hard to find it even in Korean enclaves--so the fact that it was subpar here made me cry tears of gluten sadness. We also shared the Galbi Jjim for Two, which included Hooshik Naengmyeon (spicy mini cold noodles) and Bokkeumbab (fried rice). Here's where the real trouble started. They didn't bring this out until I was halfway through my Sujebi. After flagging multiple staff hurrying frantically to and fro across the fully packed restaurant, we finally got an answer: They forgot our order. So it was that we ended up digging into the largest portion of our meal nearly an hour after being seated. By that time, the meat was a bit cold and had that stale texture that usually comes when something that was meant to be served fresh has been, you know, sitting on a counter collecting dust. The worst part was, we never really got an apology, and when our bill came, there was no offer to compensate us in any way. We thought about being Karens, but decided the best thing to do would be to pay and never come back. Oh, and for me to write this review. That too. read more

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Amazing Korean restaurant. Came here multiple times and the food and choices didn't disappoint. Everything is consistent and tasteful. Ambiance is relaxing and enjoyable to have dinner. The crowd is well behaved and not loud. Enjoyed it everytime that I came here for dinner. Definitely worth it : ) read more

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Galbi jjim is very well seasoned. It pairs really well with the cold noodles, especially during the summer. Banchan is very high quality; you get a mini jeon, some tteokbokki, japchae, and other typical dishes. The price is high as usual for korean food. I think if you have a party of 3, you can add fried rice to be fried with the meat sauce at the end and that would probably be enough. There is no parking at this restaurant, you would need to street park or park at the municipal parking lot. read more

PyeongAnDong - Galbi jjim Hooshik mool - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Tried PyeongAnDong in Fort Lee for the first time and honestly everything we ordered was great. The scallion pancake was a good touch to pair with the main entrees. The spicy braised pork ribs was a table favorite. The meat was super tender and coated in a rich spicy sauce that had a little sweetness to it. One thing I really liked was the stone pot rice. Probably my favorite. After they served it, they mixed the rice in the pot and let it sit on the heat for 5 minutes. The rice at the bottom didn't get that crispy but oh boy the flavor from the meat that was mixed into it soaked into the rice and was absolutely delicious. It almost turned into another dish and honestly is my husbands favorite part of the meal. The noodle soup was also really refreshing with a light broth, lots of scallions, and seaweed. They also bring a lot of banchan and everything tasted fresh. The japchae and bean sprouts were especially good. I liked the beef patty that we ordered too! One tip: if you're coming on the weekend, try to come before noon to get a table. It gets busy pretty quickly and you might end up waiting. I also didn't think you could reserve a table, didn't see a resy option either. Overall this was an amazing meal and I thoroughly enjoyed the ambiance of the place too. read more

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After visiting the New York Botanical Garden in 100 degree weather, we were desperate for something to eat but also cool us down. I wanted naengmyeon. Google led me to PyeongAnDong. It was a Friday afternoon, but it was also July 3rd so I assume a lot of people either took off or had off. We waited about 30 minutes total. You can join the waitlist online or you can get on the list with the host. We all had their regular naengmyeon and shared an order of suyeok. This was really good, very tender. They also had a lot of banchan, including a green onion pancake, tteokbokki, and japchae. I really enjoyed this selection of banchan. The naengmyeon was really good and honestly, really hit the spot. Service was attentive and we never felt rushed despite the long lines at the front. Would definitely recommend. read more

Food 3.5/5 Service 4/5 Value 2/5 PyeongAnDong is a Fort Lee staple, but my recent Friday night visit was a mixed journey. While the complimentary pajeon was a highlight, the banchans lacked the punchy, fermented depth you'd expect. Galbijjim (4/5): Flavorful, but inconsistent, some pieces were perfectly tender while others felt a bit dry Mul Naengmyeon (4/5): Crisp, clean, and the perfect companion to the short ribs Galbitang (1/5): Avoid this. The broth was flat and remarkably bland, failing to deliver the rich, soul warming essence of a traditional short rib soup read more

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We've been going to the original location for a while. They changed locations with a new building. The interior is well designed. The restaurant was packed quickly on a weekend morning. The food was still excellent despite the change. Service could've been better though it may have been due to how busy it was in a new location. read more

PyeongAnDong - It's a beauty - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

PyeongAnDong is my all time favorite Korean cold noodle place. Today was decided to try something different and get eel too. It did not disappoint. All the food here is delicious and in my option worth the price. Recently there has been free parking at the bottom of the restaurant so that's been a plus! Please go if you're looking for great Korean food. read more

PyeongAnDong - Eel - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Came here late at night and the interior is very nice. The service was also great employees were very friendly and even gave us a pancake on the house. I ordered a gukbab and it had great flavor! the beef in it was super tender too. Really enjoyed the flavor. Better than BCD but worse than Dubuhaus imo. The banchan was also mid, didnt have a large variety and the individual dishes weren't my favorite. We also got a LA Galbi which was their special and I also wasn't a fan of it. The flavor was decent could've had more but also the meat itself wasnt very tender - wouldn't recommend this dish. Overall decent meal but knocking a star for the pricing. Honestly the prices here are more expensive than those in Manhattan ktown for not better taste nor portion sizing. read more

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The galbi jim is both sparse in quantity and overdone; it is very chewy, but extraordinarily expensive for what you get for $80 (and this was from the lunch menu). The pork ribs are extremely disappointing. Smothered in sauce, and SO dry and well done, they were not even worth eating after ordering. I took one bite of dry, hard pork and didn't continue. The service is also inattentive; I was given the wrong cold noodles I ordered. On the plus, a large group is able to be seated together read more

PyeongAnDong - galbi jim - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

People seem to come here for the galbijim (beef short ribs) and cold noodles. Food is tasty and I am writing this review because our waiter was highly entertaining, so this isn't all about the food. The galbijim has add on's where you can add a fried rice and the waiter will cook everything and mix the rice for you. We also had the galbitang, which the waiter recommended but honestly, not very flavorful for me, but then again, I don't think I've ever had one that has made my taste buds sing. please message me if you have a recommendation in the north jersey or ny area. However, the waiter was very chatty and showed great skill interacting with guests. So while the price seemed a little high, it was a very entertaining night. read more

Excellent service, great for groups, and delicious korean food! Came here at the end of the day for some good Korean food and a hearty meal, and we were not disappointed! The restaurant is owned by the same folks as Olle, and feels like a nice restaurant with the food feeling like soups my grandma would make for me, something warm and cozy Highly recommend anything, can't go wrong! Banchan is also very delicious and they serve a complementary seafood pancake read more

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Fast and friendly service. Comes with included potato pancake that is nice and chewy with lots of scallion flavor, and they were nice enough to give us a second one because we enjoyed it so much! Surprisingly the braised pomfret (fish) was my favorite dish. Tender fish and wonderfully flavored sauce. Pork belly stir fry also went well with the rice. Other dishes seemed like they were lacking a bit, either in flavor or texture read more

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Anything galbi related at this place truly deserves a chef's kiss... It's as authentic as you get. All the older korean people (esp the ones that have lived in NJ for a long time) know that this place truly does the best job in terms of flavor and deep brewing of the soups. The galbijjim and the galbi meat in the soups are super tender + the banchan (side dishes) are a 10/10. Their gookbaps are also really good if you like a little spicy kick! The purple rice in the pots... speak for itself. I could literally just eat the rice bc it's that good. Vibes: The nee location's (truly right across the street from the original location) interior is modern and cute read more

PyeongAnDong - galbitang - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

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This place is an absolute RIP-OFF for what you get. The prices are RIDICULOUSLY HIGH for the portion sizes, especially considering the quality. For a bill WELL OVER $100 FOR THREE PEOPLE, the amount of food was completely underwhelming and NOWHERE NEAR WORTH THE COST. What really pushed this over the edge was the RICE SITUATION. We ordered extra cold noodles (for an additional charge), and the MALE SERVER INITIALLY TOLD US WE WOULD GET TWO RICE BOWLS instead. Based on that explanation, we agreed, assuming two bowls could be shared among the three of us. Only ONE RICE was served. When we asked, the male server said another was coming--but then a FEMALE SERVER CONTRADICTED HIM, saying the dish only comes with ONE RICE. So which is it? Because of this confusion, we canceled one cold noodle, yet we were STILL CHARGED FOR THE SECOND RICE anyway. For this PRICE POINT, that level of inconsistency and NICKEL-AND-DIMING is unacceptable. Parking was also EXTREMELY INCONVENIENT, adding even more frustration to the experience. The ONLY POSITIVE I can say is that the service itself wasn't rude--but being polite does not make up for POOR VALUE, CONFUSING EXPLANATIONS, and OVERPRICED, MEDIOCRE FOOD. This was our SECOND VISIT, and the food wasn't good either time. We gave it another chance and were disappointed again. NEVER COMING BACK. DO NOT RECOMMEND. read more

PyeongAnDong - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Delicious korean food in a classy setting. We shared a variety of dishes including the mul naengmyun, kalbijim, oyster soup with sujebi, and gamjatang. The naengmyun was really good, among the better ones I've had. I don't have kalbijim often, but I'm a fan of the one they serve here--perfect slide-off-bone texture and flavor. The oyster soup tasted very healing, with plenty of oysters and seaweed. I was a little apprehensive because I don't love the taste of raw korean oysters, but they were super fresh and I did prefer them cooked in soup. My oyster soup came with a side of rice and you can choose between regular rice and purple rice with beans. I did get the purple rice and it was a little dry, but it's probably meant to be that way to be able to go well with soup, and have some nurungji (burnt rice) on the bottom. Service was friendly and attentive. I would definitely come again. read more

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I had high expectations as there was a line for early dinner in a Saturday evening. I have eaten at numerous Korean restaurants in the area, but was not impressed. My oyster soup was incredibly fishy, almost as if oysters were old, the other food was very bland. Plus the parking was a nightmare! read more

There is a cold noodle place I go in the Hmart food court in Little Ferry and I think it is my ish. However, I had the brightest idea to see if there were other places worth trying so I asked ChatGPT. Chat said this place was ranked 3rd in the Fort Lee and Palisades Park area, but the top two places I've been and they were flops. We went here and let me just say I wanted to come back here the next day but my brother said no bc it was out of our way. We got into a bit of a "fight" due to it and I threw a lot of fits. That is how delicious it was. The side dishes are pretty good as well and out of ordinary. They give you tteokbogi, korean pancakes, and other side dishes that are not usually typical at a standard Korean restaurant. I would not recommend anything else since that is not why I would drive up and down a hill on the edge of Fort Lee and take a weird detour just to park our car. However five stars for the cold noodles! read more

I want to leave a review about my experience here. They brought me a cocktail in a cracked glass. The crack was about 2 inches long and split in three different directions. The glass was cold and covered in condensation, so it wasn't immediately noticeable. I only noticed it after I had already taken a few sips. They replaced the drink, but still charged me for it. Very disappointing and unacceptable... read more

Delicious perilla seed sujebi. Really nice interior. Love the purple rice. Service was quick. Great side and plentiful side dishes

The signature dish Galbi Jjim was indeed delicious with tender juice meat. However, the the price of $79.95 a large portion, it was way over-priced. We ordered Fried Rice that utilized the sauce cook it, and it was just okay since there was no meat left to stir fry with. We also ordered Hwangtae Sujaebi (at $18.85), which was more reasonably priced. There supposed be a seafood pancake that comes with Galbi Jjim. The two tables next to us both had it, but not our table. They have very few Banchan selection, and you have to ask for refill. It was good to try it once, but not worth coming back for more. read more

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No wait to be seated but the place is busy. Attentive and excellent customer service from beginning to the end. Every dish, entree and banchan, are made with fresh ingredients and care. Eating at this establishment takes me back to my grandmother's home cooking and feels like home. Ambiance is feels modern but still traditional. Highly recommend galbjjim, gooksu and nangmyun. read more

Best Korean food I've had in Jersey! We first got the Spicy Pork Bone Potato soup with Perilla seeds which was just life changing, the broth was so flavorful and comforting, and the pork meat on the bone was fantastic. We also received complimentary kimchi, cucumber salad, a scallion pancake, and so on. As our main course we ordered the Spicy Braised Belt Fish with Radish and Potatoes, it was outstanding with well cooked white fish (though obviously it had bones, it was easy to pick them out) and a great stew. We got seated right away and treated very kindly by the staff as we shared it was our first time here. The place is bigger than it looks and has very spacious seating. Overall, it was a fantastic experience and we cannot wait to come back! read more

PyeongAnDong - Spicy Pork Bone Potato Soup - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Quality and taste of food were great but not sure why the rice comes out way after the dishes are served. It happened all three times that I've been there... also not enough banchan. Overall it's good but parking sitch is weird. read more

Solid place for short galbi jjim (braised beef short ribs) - Came here for dinner on a weekend (walk in) and there were no seats indoors so we took an outdoor seat outside. Service was friendly and the lady took care of us through the meal - making sure we had everything and checking in now and then. Food was solid - Their galbi jjim (large) is in my opinion one of the best in the area. A bit on the pricey end given the portion but given how good it is, I was ok with it. I also got their naengmyun and it too was one of the better ones I had lately. Vibe was cute for outdoor seating. It's kind of like a patio setup that's semi enclosed but was fighting off a few hungry birds who were eye balling our food. Guess that's a good sign that the food smells good to them too All in all a good place with good food - Can get busy at times so may need to wait depending on day/time. read more

PyeongAnDong - Galbi Jjim - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

It is quality Korean food. I liked that the food wasn't salty or sweet. It's delicious but also tastes healthy.

The food was 5/5, service also 5/5, and the ambience was casual. I came in a party of 5 with a baby in our party on a Sunday, and they accommodated us and seated us quickly. Honestly, the food made me feel like I was transported back to Korea. We got galbijjim, mul naengmyeon and bibim naeongmyeon along with the fried rice that comes with the galbijjim. They were all good, especially the galbijjim and I'm personally a mul naengmyeon person and it was so refreshing! I love the thin noodles. When in the area, I'll definitely be back. read more

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I found this restaurant while heading to another place but decided to stop in. It seems to be new, as everything looks fresh and well-kept. We arrived around 5 p.m. on a Saturday evening and were seated right away, but by around 6 p.m. the place was packed. We ordered two dishes, both of which tasted authentic and delicious. Each table also received a complimentary pancake, which was a nice touch. There were many Korean customers dining here, so I'd say it's 100% authentic. The service and food and vibe 10/10 read more

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You can't go wrong with this restaurant. Whatever you choose, you will be glad for what you've got. The service is not excellent, but adequate. However, you can't go wrong with whatever you order. My #1 recommendation is cold buckwheat noodles with galbi jjim. read more

Dont know why this place has not gotten much raving reviews yet? Most of the poor reviews do seem like it is about portion sizes and not having enough meat, which may be true. But they don't disappoint in terms of food, quality, everything, including the side dishes are so delicious, but I recommend coming here at weird times and avoiding lunch or dinner crowds, because when they are busy, they do tend to disregard service. Food: 9/10 Atmosphere. 7/10 Service 6/10 better service when not busy Tips: avoid lunch/dinner crowds! read more

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They've got some of the best beef short ribs, and the new location has a overall nicer environment. P.S. the new location is 89 main st., very close to the old one read more

PyeongAnDong - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

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If you live in or visit NYC, do yourself the favor of crossing the George Washington Bridge to visit Fort Lee for a meal. As one of the largest Korean communities in the country, there are endless options for great food. And if you do make this trip, I highly recommend PyeongAnDong. PyeongAnDong is a lovely eatery a stone's throw from the George Washington Bridge. When I visited this week I went with a group of 6. We sat at a big table near the center of the restaurant. Compared to New York, the long dining area feels spacious, yet cozy due to smart interior design. We ordered a mix of shared and individual dishes, all delicious. Standouts are the 설렁탕 (Seolleongtang), a beef bone soup that literally warmed my soul, and the 갈비찜 (Galbi-jjim), delicious braised short ribs. You can't go wrong though, try something, come again then try something else! PyeongAnDong is well worth the trip from the city (or surrounding NJ). Give it a visit and enjoy! read more

PyeongAnDong - The spread - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Pretty solid galbi Jim and soups. The banchan is pretty solid and it can get pretty busy during peak dinner time. Would recommend coming early. read more

PyeongAnDong - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

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Some of the best Korean food I've had in years. Delicious, rich and yet very light. Amazing staff and service. And the new location is very nice. read more

PyeongAnDong - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Almost never try new restaurants in fort lee but soooo glad i did. This place was fantastic - very delicious and hot siraegi soup with generous and chewy sujebi pieces - it was soooo nutty and with a deep perilla seed flavor. Fav dish ive had in nj in a while. The banchan are stellar and very clean. And the very kind lady gave us jeon as service. I can't wait to come back! read more

PyeongAnDong - Radish green hand pulled dough - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Overall: Amazing food, amazing service- would 100% come back again. We came on a Friday evening around 630pm and were seated right away with no wait. In fact, there were still plenty of seating available, which I was surprised about. Ordered the small beef rib plate with the fried rice as an add on, as well as the gamjatang, which was our initial reason for coming. Everything came out quickly, and we were wow'd by all 3 dishes. We left saying this was some of the best Korean food we've had in the area. Bonus: Very kid- and family-friendly. All of the servers and staff were so kind to my baby girl, who was learning to walk and was exploring the whole restaurant. They gave her some apples to munch on and played with her the entire time we were dining in. Sometimes as parents with young kids you get worried about being a nuisance, and they didn't make us feel like that at all and welcomed the distraction with my baby. read more

PyeongAnDong - The start of the fried rice-making process! Extra veggies & rice were thrown into our leftover plate of ribs. - Korean Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Made a stop here on our way back to New York with some friends, great idea!! We were a group of 12 and got seated pretty quickly. The food was well prepared and delicious, and the service was excellent. We felt like we were being served by a family member! 10/10 recommend. read more

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