Est. 1986 is a perfect escape from the rowdiness of Koreatown, ideal for those looking to enjoy a glass of wine and a few bites. Come before 8PM to take advantage of their happy hour.
A tiny shop devoted to Asian cosmetics and other goods. You'll find a full range of make up and skincare products, as well as stuffed animals, keychains, and more.
Congee Village serves more than congee, although it does its namesake very well. You'll also find generous plates of chow fun, rice, dumpings, and more. Perfect for a late night bite.
Reservations are apparently booked out for the next two months. One bite of the Burrata with Salsa Verde or the Duck Carnitas, though, and you'll know why.
Although the shopping options are generous (Coach, Brooks Brothers, Michael Kors, Bloomingdales, etc.), the food and drink options are not.
Stick with the ramen at this restaurant, which is a good alternative to Totto or Ippudo. The Sutamina is a spicy iteration which comes with sliced pork, scallions, leeks, and a poached egg.
Modern takes on Asian dishes, such as the Oxtail and Bone Marrow Spring Rolls and the Pig Out for Two (10 pieces of pork belly and two bowls of Sesame Peanut Noodles) are sure to delight.
A mere $21.99 (and tax and tip) will allow you two hours of unlimited hotpot joy. Order the pork, beef, and lamb and make sure to add some vegetables and noodles as well.
This hidden dinner club is one of the gems of Jersey City. Make a reservation and be ready for an onslaught of tasty morsels, like the Polenta Arrabiata and the stuffed peppers. Come hungry!
Make sure to order some of the excellent sides, such as the Jalapeño Mac and Cheese and the Fries.
Opt for the creative dessert dishes over the savory dishes, like the "Sushi Platter", with coconut ice cream, fruit, and pocky sticks.
This old-school steakhouse serves up the famed mutton chop, king's cut, and a tasty array of sides.
Take your pick of a variety of proteins, vegetables, and starches at this Mongolian hotpot restaurant. You can't go wrong with almost anything, but a unique item here is the fish roe soup dumpling.
From the mixologists of Raines Law Room: Dear Irving. Guests will find an opulent interior as well as a well-curated list of cocktails, such as the gin-based Vice Versa.
A brick and mortar outpost of the online beauty retailer. Surprisingly good quality make up materials for bargain prices.
Come for their signature meatballs, generously sized and served in a vodka or marinara sauce, as well as their wood-fired pizzas. The clam slice is a must-order.
