Korean dining in New York since 2006.
Six restaurants across New York City. A pocha that has not changed in twenty years, a dessert boutique built on rice flour, and a bar where every cocktail carries a story.
Visit the sixLate-night Korean pub and soju bar
Korean food is not a single register.
Some of it is worth refining and some of it is worth leaving exactly as it is. Seoul Sweets treats tteok as pastry. JuDam builds anju into a full dinner. Gopchang Story serves grilled gopchang the way it is served in Korea, without adjustment. What connects the six is not a house style. It is a refusal to flatten Korean dining into one idea of what it is supposed to be.
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Pocha 32
Late-night Korean pub and soju bar
Koreatown, Manhattan · Opened 2006

Gopchang Story BBQ
Korean BBQ specializing in gopchang-gui
Koreatown, Manhattan · Opened 2018

Gopchang Story Flushing
Korean BBQ specializing in gopchang-gui
Flushing, Queens · Opened 2019

Barbam
Korean fine cocktail bar
Midtown, Manhattan · Opened 2024

Seoul Sweets
Modern Korean dessert boutique built on rice
Koreatown, Manhattan · Opened 2025
JuDam
New York's first Korean odeng bar
Koreatown, Manhattan · Opened 2025
One restaurant in 2006. Six today.
Moim, 모임, means a gathering.