Korean fine dining restaurant

Korean cuisine is red hot in popularity in New York City but the most exciting bites to be had these days are not exactly in Koreatown.

Stepping into the lavish interior of Eatanic Garden, a contemporary Korean fine dining restaurant located on the 36th floor of Josun Palace Hotel in the middle of Gangnam, Seoul, one is hit by the exotic mood and energy of the place. Traditionally, hotels have been at the center of gourmet experiences. Many of the restaurants listed in the Michelin guide around the world are located in hotels. That is, hotels have, f...

Jua, in the Flatiron district, grills food over a live fire for its refined Korean tasting menus.

Miami’s dazzling Design District just got another reason to sparkle as Gracious Hospitality Management opened its newest restaurant, COTE Miami. Considered America’s first KOREAN STEAKHOUSE™ and one of New York’s most coveted reservations, this location has been in the making for almost two years.

Lisa had been wanting to live a simple life ever since she turned into a teenager and had no butlers, maids, or bodyguards around her. Her parents never allowed her to because they were only protecting her. However, it changed because of her stubborness and eagerness to have a normal life. She received permission from her parents to have a normal life (only for 365 days). She went to live in another country and chose South Korea because it's the country that caught her attention. She had an…

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As reviewed for our annual restaurant guide.

Located on the 23rd floor of Shilla Hotel, overlooking Namsan Park, this fine dining restaurant has become one of Seoul’s most prestigious dining venues for creating reconstructed modern versions of dishes in traditional Korean cuisine. As well as being named among Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants, La Yeon is one of only two restaurants here to hold three Michelin stars.

Nowadays, the fine dining experience is just more approachable and a lot more fun in #NYC. A case in point is Oiji Mi, which clearly is gunning to be one of the top Korean restaurants in the city. #OijiMi

Uncover More on Instagram: "There is a chef’s tasting menu hidden inside a Korean BBQ spot in NYC 🤫 Wangbi (@wangbi.nyc), a Korean Chef’s Counter concept, offers a fine dining experience in the heart of Koreatown, NYC, with an ambiance inspired by the Joseon Dynasty’s opulence. Located on the second floor of Antoya (@antoyabbq), the Michelin Bib Gourmand KBBQ spot, Wangbi only has 12 seats. If you don’t know where to look, you just might miss it! 🍴 Executive Chef Taewoo Kim, known for…