Stopped by without a reservation for 3 on a XYZ and were seated pretty much immediately (had a table cleared and prepped). Ordered the following: Crispy corn pancake 5/5!! - very tasty, caramelized layer of corn with a dusting of finely grated cheese (parm??) Spicy Tofu and Mala Hotpot 4/5 - Pretty standard soup, but large in quantity and very good for sharing Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wrap 3.5/5 - combo of sweet and salty, soft and crispy, hot and cold. An interesting and not bad combo with the injeolmi (soybean powder), but not sure if I'd order again. The cold rice skin wrapper lent a decrease in temp to the pork belly, as well as made it less crisp. Tteok obvi 5/5 because freeee - no further comment Chestnut makgulli 5/5 - yum, we love an alcoholic drink that does not taste like alcohol. Overall, really enjoyed the little bites and drinks, but the main entrees were just ok. Waitstaff is very fashionable, but at times, felt like they were a little ~too cool~ to be there. Not a bad place for dinner, but better spots in the area, especially if you prep with a reservation. read more

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My friend and I shared this new item and it was refreshing on a rainy day. The free tteokbokki is always gonna do it for me! The lighting and aesthetic inside sets the mood for a great dinner after work, followed by amazing, quick service! Please bring back the lasagna, that was my go-to read more

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I luckily got a walk in and they started us off with tteokbokki! Very yum. Cajun fried rice - SKIP - It's good but I wouldn't get again. I like the pieces of seafood like shrimp inside and it was flavorful Corn fritter pancake - YUM - The flavors on this was amazing, kind of reminded me of a burrinkle cheese flavored KFC Galbijjim - This was good but okay? I mean, nothing too memorable in my opinion. I like the potato croquettes it came with. Interesting fusion dish Overall, take 31 is good and if I come back I'd try different items! I honestly don't think it is very memorable (?). A lot of korean restaurants are kind of similar like AriAri. Good service and atmosphere was nice. Very casual spot for hanging out with friends. Moderate noise level and it is good for groups of any size. read more

Amazing Cod Roe Seafood Udon!!! Such creamy, delicious udon noodles. Best I've had in a while. The Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wrap is unique and tasty - I can see why people order it. Not a bad pick either. Can skip the rice ball with tofu it was kind of bland. read more

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Overall good food and experience! I've been to sister restaurant Her Name is Han multiple times but this was my first time trying Take31. Best to get a reservation ahead of time, as the restaurant was already quite busy when we went in the early evening. The crispy corn pancake and army stew were my highlights; the stew was a much-needed antidote to the chilly weather! The pork belly rice crepe was hyped up online but not my favorite. The meat was a little tough and the "crepe" wrapper was a pretty sticky texture, so I would recommend you pick something else. I've heard the braised pork belly is great. While you don't get banchan here, don't sleep on the complimentary tteokbokki (with refills)! The food we ordered was more than enough for 3 people and we had leftovers. Good service - water jar was always filled, food arrived quickly, and server was helpful advising how much to order. Narrow and cozy space much like at Her Name is Han, but a little more casual here. For about $30 per person total, I think it's worth a visit! I am definitely returning to try the makgeolli. read more

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A Ktown spot that's worth the wait! It's always super busy here so make sure to come early and put your name on the list. They give this complimentary tteokbokki which is arguably better than a lot of tteokboki that I have actually paid for - love that the sauce has a kick to it! For drinks, I would recommend getting their signature maekgoelli - it's so light and refreshing, I could easily down multiple glasses. For food - I love the toomba pasta (this might be limited edition since I went during their pop up), crispy corn pancake and any of the hot pots. read more

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I went to Take31 with some friends on their recommendation and that was such a great decision! Complimentary rice cakes at the table and lively ambiance all around is an amazing combination. Take31 feels like an elevated version of the other pochas in K-town and they do it well! The drinks go down easy (dangerous!), and the food came out super quick. Everything and I mean everything tasted great and made us wanting more. We were all super satisfied at the end and would definitely come back again for a great time! read more

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Tasty casual Korean food but nothing crazy to write home, especially when compared to the other newer places in Ktown. I was looking forward to the coe roe udon the most and it turned out very tasty. The udon was cooked al dente and remained chewy throughout the meal. The ratio of roe to cream sauce was appropriate and overall well seasoned. For someone who likes seafood and fish roe, it wasn't too fishy but still had the flavors. While the squid pieces and clams were solid, the shrimp wasn't as fresh and slightly overcooked. The fried chicken pieces featured a strong garlic aroma that I appreciated. The soy garlic sauce offered similar garlic flavors. The chicken was tender but the batter wasn't as crispy nor airy as I had hoped. The free tteokbokki for each table was decent, although I would have preferred it to be cooked a little longer. The place was still busy on a weeknight and service was pretty standard. I was interested in this iced shaved makgeolli but didn't get a chance to try. Seemed like they had a good variety of flavors including chestnut and boba, and size looked appropriate for sharing. There were a couple of other things on the menu I didn't get to try so I'd be down on coming back! read more

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We wanted to try this place because of the free tteokbokki. We had a resv and were seated quickly. Our server was really nice. I thought the menu would be a little bigger, but it only has some traditional Korean items. We got the chappaghetti and the garlic chicken. The flavor of the noodles was good, but the noodles looked like the ones from the instant noodle packs. The meat was super tender, but I'd pass on this next time. The chicken was really flavorful and crispy. Definitely the best thing I had! read more

Take31 - Prime Short Rib Chapaguri - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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Nice causal spot with delicious Korean food! Interesting flavors for the wasabi cream chicken and I enjoyed the seafood udon a lot! Definitely a good spot for some drinks and some food! Out of all the dishes my favorite was the cod roe seafood udon dish! read more

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was honestly disappointed by the food at take31. for all the hype this place gets, thought it wasn't anything special. the corn pancake was crispy but a bit too sweet, chappaguri short rib was less tender than expected. the pork belly roll was probably the most interesting part of the meal. overall didn't love it as much as some of the other fusion spots. service was good! read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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Love: - Corn pancakes. Crispy and sweet! - The makgeolli! It's a slushy version and the flavors taste far from artificial! Love the banana one in particular - Complimentary side of tteokbokki! Army stew is standard, and the pork belly crepe wraps were okay tbh even though it seems highly rated. Pork was a little tougher than we wouldve liked but the injeolmi combo was interesting and cool. Service was great and overall would def come back for casual drinking! read more

Take31 - Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wraps - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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Finally got to try this place after seeing it all over social media--and it lived up to the hype. We were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary tteokbokki to start, which was absolutely delicious. The ambiance was stylish and cozy, making it a perfect spot for a date. Just a heads up: the music near the front is on the louder side, so if you're looking for a quieter experience, I'd recommend asking for a table toward the back. We ordered the cod pasta, pork belly rice crepe wrap, and the crispy corn pancake. Everything was good, but the standout for us was definitely the corn pancake--it was packed with flavor and texture. Their house-made makgeolli was another highlight and paired perfectly with the food. Overall, a great experience with solid service. I'll definitely be back, especially for that makgeolli. read more

Take31 - Crispy Corn Pancake. Worth the hype - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

My friend and I went to take 31 and shared a few dishes. The ambiance of the restaurant is cute, and the service was good and servers were friendly. They start you off with spicy rice cakes which were good but really spicy. They were soft and kind of addicting once you start to eat them, but they do start to burn your mouth. we wanted pork belly so we got the pork belly crepe. I really wasn't a fan of the crepe. it's like a pancake batter that was still pretty raw and had no flavor. it only added a mushy consistency to the pork belly which was actually pretty weird. I won't order that way again. The lasagna was really really good. I would def go back for that! it was short rib and a pumpkin sauce and cheese. Really tasty. read more

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I went here with a group of five total, myself included, which was perfect because I really felt like we got to order and try a lot. Our overall consensus was the food was yummy and an enjoyable meal, but not so amazing that I would necessarily go out of the way to have another meal here again. We ordered the fried chicken, beef chapaguri, tteokbokki, corn appetizer, pork belly wrapped in rice crepe type with injeolmi, and the creamy udon. My absolute favorite was the fried corn appetizer (maybe it was a pajeon, I don't remember any of the names anymore but I shared photos for reference). On this day, I had at least three corn flavored things throughout the day and Take31's corn appetizer was by far my favorite. I think I would actually come back just to have the corn thing lol. I admit I love corn, but not all corn dishes are created equal, and this one was excellent. I absolutely recommend getting this. Anyways, love letter to their ode to corn aside, the other standouts included the pork belly with the injeolmi. One of the group had a coworker recommend this place and they specifically said you should try the pork belly and the corn, and it's clear why. I am making the same recommendation. The creamy noodles was good too, but it wasn't hot enough when they served it. So at dinner, we thought it was whatever, but when I ate it as leftovers, it was sooooo good. So a little room for improvement to the kitchen - not sure if this sat out too long before being served or what. The chapaguri was personally my least favorite, but it ranked higher for my friends. The service was not my favorite - just not the friendliest or warmest. I don't factor that into my rating unless service is straight-up hateful, which this was not. It was just fine. All in all, if you're looking for a good meal in Ktown, this is worth trying. Also the table mats were so cute, I loved them. read more

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Very much a hipster Korean restaurant just south of the main k town drag. Waited 30 minutes for a table. Got the Cod roe omlette n cod roe udon. Both tasty. Enjoyable meal. read more

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Complimentary rice cakes are a win! Service was super fast and the food came out very quickly. Ambiance was like an upscale pocha vibe to me with music and ambient lighting. Here's what we got: - Crispy corn pancake: 9/10 this was so good. I love corn cheese so this was a fun take on that. Slightly sweet and creamy. - Cod roe seafood udon: 9.5/10 this was my favorite dish! The udon noodles were cooked perfectly and the sauce was so creamy. I did wish there was more seafood in it which would have made it a 10/10 but otherwise, so delicious. - Wasabi cream chicken: 8/10 so flavorful and creamy. The wasabi cream that came with it was the perfect balance to the sweet chicken. If the chicken was more crispy that would have taken this over the top. I would totally come back here and try more dishes because everything just looked so good! read more

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I freaking love Korean Food! This area has some of the best that NYC has to offer, although a bit off from the main strip of where most are located. My friend who lives closeby (I know, what sane person would want to live here?!?!?) took me to this place. The entrance was covered by construction so it was hard to find. The place is a bit small and narrow but we were greeted and seated as soon as we went in. The decor and furniture aren't of high quality, but something you should expect for decently priced food. They also compensate with good and fast service. The food is great. We ordered: Seafood & Scallion Pancake - huge portion. Tasty. Although a bit too greasy for my tastes Braised Pork Belly - tender, flavorful. Pretty pricey for what you get. Short Rib Chapaguri = Delicious! My favorite of what we ordered. We ordered a couple of other things that I don't see on the menu any longer. Such as the traditional and street food Korean staple teokbokki (short rice cakes), which were flavorful and not too spicy, a coffee drink which was tasty but super overwhelmingly sweet, and BBQ chicken wings (good for what they were here but Korean chicken wings are supposed to always be a hit). I like the place. It's definitely different from my usual 3am stops after clubbing on W 32nd St. read more

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My last meal in New York City was at Take 31 for dinner. It is a Korean spot that is filled with many customers enjoying some Sojuand food. I would consider this place a hip spot that serves up some nice and tasty bar-type food with a Korean spin to it. We had ordered some Soju and also Makguli which is a Korean rice wine that is flavored. They have a tasty rolled-up cod omelet that is sharable. Their garlic crust and spicy chicken are also pretty good. The noise level is quite high but the crowd is young & hip. So if you want to have a good time Take 31 is a great spot for a nice dinner. read more

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Very upscale restaurant in Ktown away from the main street. I liked the elevated yet casual vibe of the restaurant. Short Rib Chapaguri: delicious, the short rib was so tender and the sauce and texture of the noodles were perfect Cod Roe Seafood Udon: I liked it but might try something else next time, just because I thought the the sauce was on the heavier side Seafood & Scallion Pancake: perfect to share, fresh and crispy The service was fast, and the staff were very attentive. read more

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I am in love with their sister restaurant right next door (Her Name is Han) and had to try Take31 which is under the same parent company. I was not disappointed. Food was amazing and portions are made to share. We ordered the spicy galbi stew and braised pork belly as an appetizer. We debated getting the Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wraps instead, but the waiter recommended the braised pork belly over it. Both dishes were delicious and the menu has a lot of other interesting dishes I'd love to come back to try! Service was quick as our table had a time limit on it and so they expedited our order to the kitchen to be made first. For context - we shared a table with another party and essentially had to leave as soon as they also finished. read more

Take31 - Braised Pork Belly - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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Loved!!!! Went here with my bf and friends! So affordable and delicious. Service was so nice and accommodating, asked if they had earlier availability than our reservation and worked around that :) Super cute and cozy location, perfect for a night out with friends or SO. Loved everything! Most importantly the kimchi hot pot!! read more

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Made a reservation for 2 on a Wednesday night at 5pm. To my surprise, the restaurant filled up quickly, so I'd definitely recommend making a reservation if you're planning on visiting! Braised Pork Belly: (5/5) As a pork belly lover, this hit the spot! Every bite was packed with flavor, and I loved the addition of the scallions! Cod Roe Seafood Udon: (2/5) I had super high hopes for this dish as I usually love all types of cod roe pastas, but this one really fell flat for me. It was not only lacking in flavor, but the seafood itself was overcooked (and the shrimp uncleaned). Regardless, I'd definitely visit again to try more items! read more

Take31 - Braised Pork Belly - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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I've been going to take31 since I was in college. It's been my go to ktown pocha bc the food is delicious and the vibes are always great! I definitely recommend getting the injeolmi pork belly which goes really well with the free tteokbokki! This is a great spot to go to with friends before hitting the clubs or karoake read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

A friend suggested this restaurant for some good Korean Fusion cuisine. It's right in KoreaTown 31st Street between 5th & Madison Avenues. It's also right next door to another Korean restaurant which I was guessing could be owned by the same company. Very casual dine in atmosphere, not your swanky NY style restaurant where you'd be required to dress smart casual. Me and 2 others came at 8pm, they weren't accepting any reservations that day. But when we arrived later in the evening, it was about 45 minutes waiting time before being seated. Once the host called out my friend's name, we were advised that we had an hour and a half table time limit. This was not an issue for us as we were not dainty diners and our appetite was prepared after a walk in the city. First, we decided on sharing family style, Makgulli to start off with. My friend had been here once, and raved how delicious and unique the menu was. On the house was Tteokbokki . Complimentary as most Korean restaurants have it ala carte, this place makes it right in the middle of the restaurant in huge batches. So what did we order? Braised Pork Belly, the best dish of the night. We ordered 2 servings. Wasabi Cream Chicken, the white butter whip cream sauce was interesting, not expected. But the fried chicken was yummy. Bulgogi Black Garlic Fried Rice, very good. We ate so much Tteokbokki that there was leftover fried rice. Also the Spicy Short Rib Lasagne was so different yet good, we didn't have any more room in our tummies as we drank 2 bottles of Makgulli. Really authentic Korean restaurant, this place is legitimately amazing! Also would be a place to grab drinks at reasonable prices too. This location is walking distance to Times Square and just one stop away from Port Authority/42nd Street Station! Atmosphere is cool, great choice of music on their playlist. Service was fast, attentive with great customer service, the food is what's memorable that I'd most definitely come back again soon. read more

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Visiting NYC, and this was my top 3 meals that I had! Everything was great and well seasoned. We got the Soju Slush to share for the table which was refreshing. They also gave free tteokbokki which was a great bonus. My favorites were the Bulgogi Black Garlic Fried Rice and the Garlic Crust Chicken dish. There were so many options to choose from that all sounded tasty, so it was hard to narrow down what I wanted. Great service and large space with good amount of seating. read more

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Oh my GOODNESS this is one of my new favorite spots in NYC. The food is so so good and I also quite unique! We made a reservation ahead of time for our party of 6, and that was definitely helpful as the space isn't too big. We ordered quite a spread - the crispy corn pancake, pork belly rice crepe, cod roe omelette, army stew, and steak chappaguri. All the food is absolutely DELICIOUS. The best part is that they even give you free unlimited tteokkbokki + fish cakes which are some of the best I've had. The rice cakes are so thick and chewy and the sauce is so perfectly flavorful that I can't believe they keep giving you more and more. The pork belly rice crepes are incredible - crispy, sweet, savory, and everything all amazing at once. The cod roe omelette is so unique as well and I really loved it. Army stew was comforting and had so many goodies inside, and the corn pancake was so crispy and immaculate. The chappaguri was probably my least favorite as I felt it was missing something but it was still good nonetheless. This place is amazing! I've heard its better than the sister restaurant Her Name is Han, and I wouldn't be surprised if it is. I would definitely come back again! read more

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I could swear their menu use to be bigger. Therefore, when I got there, I was kind of disappointed in the selection. This place is very tight so if you don't like sitting right next to other tables, this is not the place for you. We only had to wait about 20 minutes which was great and when we did get in, the service was very fast and friendly. They gave us some complimentary spicy rice cakes which I never had before. They were spicy for sure, but quite tasty! Very different texture. I got the homemade Kiwi Apple slushy which was SO good... the best thing I had for sure. It was super refreshing! My husband and I shared the 'Wasabi Cream Chicken' which was Crispy chicken with honey butter and whole grain mustard sauce with wasabi whipped cream. I was not looking forward to it, I am not a Wasabi person but it was really good! The portion was decent and it was super tasty. We also shared the 'Korean Army Soup' which was Korean-style spicy soup with spam, bacon, sausage, hamburger patty, ramen, American cheese, mushroom & scallion. This was very spicy! It was good, don't get me wrong, but hot! The portion was HUGE. I am so glad we shared. This is also something very different. This place wasn't bad, it was all good but I am not too versed in this cuisine. Would I come back? Probably not, but I would recommend! read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Take31 surprisingly attracts a rather young crowd. I felt like we were the oldest people there. There was no way for us to make a reservation so we came close to 6 PM and was able to get a table for two by 6:30 pm. It was crazy how many groups were waiting outside. We got the garlic crusts and spicy chicken for almost 26 dollars. It was a lot of fried chicken, but reasonable for the cost. The short rib chapaguri was good, but not amazing. This was the one dish we could've swapped out to try another. Lastly, we opted for the spicy soft tofu soup, which was very spicy. There was not as much protein in the soup as the picture suggested. Overall, great comforting food with a very young vibe. I would come again given how extensive the menu is! read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Came here at 5pm on Saturday and there was already a long line. I didn't have reservations so i put my name down on the waitlist. They texted me 45 minutes later and there was a table ready for my party of three. Woot! We ordered the bulgogi black garlic fried rice, pork belly rice crepe wraps, short rib chapaguri and seafood & scallion pancake. Everything was delicious but my favs were the fried rice and pancake. Service was amazing and friendly. They give free tteokbboki to every table and it's super tasty. Atmosphere is lively and loud. Had to speak loudly to be heard. I will def be back. Cant wait to try more items on the menu. Make a reservation so you dont have to wait bc this place is always packed. :) read more

Take31 - Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wraps - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

(Overall: A) Take 31 is an innovative Korean restaurant that takes Korean flavors and pairs them with contemporary Asian favorites, a concept that had me very interested in trying! Overall, I pleasantly enjoyed Take 31 as they had a diverse number of innovating menu items that appear to be intentionally smart decisions, which ultimately are culinarily inspiring. The free rice and fish cakes were also delicious and not too spicy. Our party got a reservation in the backroom which was quiet and secluded, and our server was receptive and tolerant. Aside from the hostess at the front not being quite particularly the nicest, everything else about the experience was positive! (Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wraps: B) - This is a crispy pork belly wrapped in the cantonese-style rice crepe, with some peanut and sweet bean sauce and some particularly intruging pickles on the side. I think the flavors work well here to play that sweet and salty duality and the crispiness of the tender pork also adds nice texture. What I would like to see here is perhaps a better way to present the dish as it just looks a bit strange and has some potential. (Short Rib Chapaguri: B) - This dish tastes like beef short rib combined with the flavors of indomie and tossed in a heavy, dark sauce. This dish looks simply elegant as a home cooked dish, but at the restaurant level I think displaying that beautiful short rib would've been a smarter play as I was digging through the bowl trying to find it; I think it would look better to highlight that beauty in one piece as well, but taste wise I like the play on these bold flavors that work well. (Wasabi Cream Chicken: B) - This dish is fried chicken tossed in a sweet honey sauce and paired with a wasabi whipped cream. The chicken was tender and well cooked and the wasabi cream added a nice savory and spicy take on a traditionally sweet item, reversing the roles here and I think it works well. Perhaps the portion of cream to chicken ratio could be improved, as well as plating the chicken with a bit more elegance, but tastes good otherwise. (Take It, Shake It - Yuzu Grapefruit: B) - This is like an alcoholic version of a fruity slush. While the gimmick is a nice play, I'm not quite convinced on the slush concept as it just doesn't mix well with alcohol. Flavorwise, I like the combination of Yuzu, Grapefruit and soju though. (Peach Makgulli: A) - Their homemade rice wine infused with peach! I love the flavor, richness, and the smoothness of this drink, highly recommend! -- Food: +1 Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: E Menu: +2 Overall: +4 A Insta/Beli: @amei_eats read more

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dinner is a better experience than lunch. i say this only because they do not offer lunch specials (as far as i'm aware) so it's better to come hungry and round your day off with this the portions are very generous but also quite expensive. i guess the pricing is consistent with any h&h hospitality establishment but i do think cho dang gol is the best out of all of them. the only free sides they gave were the rice cakes. we ordered the spicy tofu stew and the cod roe udon. honestly we probably could've gotten away with just ordering the stew. it was massive and yummy and the cod roe udon was very indulgent and creamy. idk if it was all that good but i did like the tofu stew. would come back for dinner but it probably wouldn't be my first choice in ktown read more

Take31 - Spicy Soft Tofu Soup & Cod Roe Seafood Udon - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

A "fancier" pocha if you will I loveeeeed the crepe rolled pork belly and the egg omelette wrapped cod. Amazing twists on those two dishes!! Everything else was pretty good overall. Recommend making a reservation ahead of time since it does fill up. Great place to take your friends and family visiting New York and wants Korean food! read more

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Saturday 11pm Close enough to Times Square and definitely worth the walk post our show ( & Juliet on Broadway which is highly recommended ). I used to frequent K town as I used to live very close to it . It's changed so much , evolving from mostly Korean bbq restaurants to more offering Korean bar food restaurants including Take31 ( saw an IG popup and just had to try it ). We had the most perfect table by the entrance facing the street ( glass windows). While food the highlight, the service deserves an honorable mention. I enjoyed the friendly , helpful staff . They were attentive and came by often enough to make sure we had what we needed. Now the good , perfect for late night cravings . We had the omelette , crispy chicken , short rib lasagna . It was only my friend and I and it was a lot of food but we wanted to make sure we got to try most of the top items . Best to come with a bigger group to share the sizable dishes over beer, soju and their famous drink . Average age was probably mid20's. We were definitely on the north side but didn't feel out of place . After all , food brings people together and we were here for the same reason ! read more

Take31 - Crispy chicken - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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We visited on a Monday night around 7pm and had to wait about 30 minutes for a table. The server was warm and welcoming, and after we placed our order, they brought out free tteokbokki, which was a lovely surprise. We tried the pork belly rice crepe, creamy udon, and corn pancake--all of which were delicious. The portions were perfect for two people to share, and the intimate, cozy atmosphere added to the experience. They also offer a great selection of drinks at reasonable prices. This is definitely a place I plan to revisit multiple times!" read more

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Honestly one of the best korean meals I've had in a long time and I eat korean food kinda often. Our party of 7 was able to walk in on a thursday night at 9pm and we were seated right away. Everything we had was so tasty and well balanced. Highly recommend: - Mulkgolgi (its homemade: yogurt and white peach are good flavors) - Bossam - Army stew - Bulgolgi fried rice - Seafood pancake And they give complimentary unlimited ddbeoki (rice cakes) which were soooo good. All of my friends who were visiting from san diego said that this was the best rice cakes they ever had. The sauce actually stays on the rice cakes rather than drip down. read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

My go-to spot for cod-roe seafood udon! This spot fills up fast, and gets extremely busy on weekend nights. I would recommend a booking if possible, otherwise you can expect a 30 min - 1 hour wait. Service is efficient but can be slightly slow (as expected) during peak busy times. They provide a complimentary starter consisting of a small dish of tteokbokki, which is nice to start. I love the seafood udon, and order it every time. It's creamy and cheesy, with slippery udon noodles which pairs well with the seafood taste. We also ordered the spicy braised short ribs, which was okay but it was really sweet and I probably wouldn't get it again. The included croquettes were crunchy and fresh and I did like the potato though! Great location for date night with a cosy ambiance, complete with cute decor and soft lighting. The music wasn't too loud so conversation is easy, but since the tables are quite close together you might be able to hear some conversations from tables nearby. read more

Take31 - Cod Roe Seafood Udon and Spicy Braised Short Ribs - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Such a great spot, we came here around 11pm on a Friday night and got seated immediately. We ordered 5 things to share for the 5 of us and honestly the portion sizes were pretty good and everything tasted amazing. It was more Korean fusion than authentic Korean food but the flavors paired so well and we got 3 refills of the complimentary tteokbokki (very chewy and flavorful). We ordered the cod roe omelette (sooo good), seafood udon (creamy and amazing noodle texture, wish there was more seafood), seafood scallion pancake (perfectly crispy, nothing special tho), garlic crust chicken (so juicy and flavorful but not overly sweet), garlic bulgogi fried rice (amazing subtle flavor with juicy pieces of bulgogi). Overall would definitely come back again! read more

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What a fun late night spot in Ktown! Very kind staff, and good makgeolli coctails. Wanted to order a bit outside of what I would order at a Korean street food spot, and took advantage of the fun menu. Loved the spicy gizzard, roe udon and pork belly wraps. Would go back again read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Ended up trying this place because I always see people waiting outside. I needed to know why and I was not disappointed. - Rolled-up Code Roe Omelette: good and surprisingly filling - Braised Pork Belly: so so good. Highly recommend! - Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wrap: wasn't expecting this to be as good as it was but possibly my favorite dish of the night. It's a well balanced bite - Bulgolgi Black Garlic Fried Rice: very rich dish and worth getting read more