Nari

“Been here 3 times! King salmon bibimbap is easily my favorite, super fresh and just enough to get u full. Beef tartare is also good but gets a little too sweet at the end. The uni ikura appetizer was not what I expected it was literally a shot, a good bite tho. Wouldn’t get it again for 15 bucks. Personally didn’t like the uni ikura bibimbap can’t rlly taste the uni it’s mostly the black stuff. The new Dubai chewy chocolate was rlly good, sweet potato crème brûlée was eh for me it was really filling tho. Other fried stuff are pretty good nothing too special. I like the atmosphere but 1 out the 3 times it got pretty crowded, noisy and smelled a little weird I think it’s some food some people ordered. Also it’s right next to MoMA which is super nice and convenient”

“Ordered Nari late at night while working, The LA galbi + sundubu combo was $30 from 10 PM to 2:30 AM and it came with generous portions and amazing flavor. The galbi was tender and well-marinated, the sundubu was rich, spicy, and super comforting perfect for a late night meal. On top of that, there was a promo for orders over $30, so I also got the boneless fried chicken. Crispy, juicy, and way more than I expected in quantity. Great taste, great portions, and totally worth the price. This combo hit the spot and then some. Highly recommend if you’re hungry and want something satisfying.”

“Nari has quickly become one of my favorite spots in NYC. From the moment you walk in, the place feels warm, stylish, and welcoming without trying too hard. The staff is genuinely friendly, and they actually seem happy to help — which already puts it above a lot of places in the city. The food is the real star. Every dish is super fresh, beautifully plated, and full of flavor without being heavy. You can tell they really care about the ingredients. The portions are just right, and everything I tried tasted balanced and thoughtful. Even the small dishes feel special. Service is quick, the vibe is perfect for date night or a relaxed dinner with friends, and the prices feel fair for what you get — especially in Manhattan. If you’re looking for a spot that’s consistent, delicious, and has great energy, Nari is a must-try. I’ll definitely be back.”

“We came here during lunch hours on Sunday, only to be told we cannot order from the lunch menu. This is irritating since that not stated anywhere and we came for the lunch sets. What we ordered was high quality and tasted great. Meat was tender and flavorful. The truffle japchae was yummy but they really could’ve served a bit more noodles with the same amount of truffle; it was barely enough for 2 bites. Atmosphere is sophisticated and clean, unlike most places in ktown.”

“Not bad but the eel had too much sauce so the texture was way too sticky. Also the bulgogi doesn’t taste like the usual korean bulgogi reminded me of chinese cuisine more. But the seafood pancake was good”