Restaurants that offer Dduk Boki

Tomukun

➤ 505 E Liberty St Suite 100, 48104, Ann Arbor, US, United States

Soup • Korean • Chicken • Barbecue

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"It might be ok for KBBQ but the Korean Army Stew was a flop ?...but if you're already going, GET THE FRIED CHICKEN with Soy Garlic sauce appetizer. That was it, fam ?? I wish I had just eaten that as my whole meal. I would have been happier.DINING EXPERIENCEThere was a 1hr 10min wait for a KBBQ table, so we opted to wait 20min just get a regular table for two people. The table we were seated at was awkwardly located with high chairs behind where I sat.Service was ok. Slow start.FOODThe Korean Army Stew was watery and lacked flavor. It was more a soup than a stew. My friend said it wasn't supposed to be like this. It was fun to watch it cook.We had some drinks, which was nice.Our appetizer, the Korean fried chicken with the soy garlic sauce though SLAPPED"

K'ook

➤ 324 E 6th St, 10003, New York, United States

Asian • Lunch • Korean • Catering

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"Stopped in here before catching a comedy show in the East Village. Was boppin' on a Saturday night the place was buzzing with groups of friends having lively dinner convo. The space is small (it is in a basement after all but cozy and quirky. Wait was about 30 minutes for a table for 2 at 7 PM. Not an issue since there are no shortage of bars nearby to pass the time.We ordered a sampling of stuff since we were a bit short on time. Got the wings with soy garlic, cheesy corn, and the KBBQ chicken entree (which came with a side of rice and included the banchan .All of it was delicious! It's worth mentioning that the cheesy corn isn't quite like the stuff you get as a side at some kbbq places it's definitely a lot more liquidy but still so good! Loved the bell pepper and onion additions. We were in and out in 40 minutes once we were seated and made it to our show with time to spare. Easy to miss amongst all the restaurants if you're just walking by, but definitely a solid option for a cozy (but lively! dinner with friends or a pre show meal."

New Wonjo

➤ 23 W. 32nd St., New York 10001, 10001-3204, United States

Bbq • Soup • Korean • Noodles

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"I really wanted to give a higher rating. The packaging was great and the food was okay. I was surprised the Galbi Tang is the number 1 liked item as this was my least favorite thing. Overall dishes are way too expensive for the portion of food you're getting and there's nothing clearly spectacular about it that justifies the high prices."

Seoul Bakery

➤ 31217 Pacific Hwy S C-103, 98003, Federal Way, US, United States

Bakery • Bakeries • Patisserie

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"I was recommended Seoul Bakery by my AirBnb host, and I have to say it was amazing! Although we had trouble finding it at the address provided, my intuition led me to discover it inside the large Korean grocery store. I decided to get a variety of classic dishes to share with my friends, and everything we tried was absolutely delicious."