

Innovative, high-end Korean fare served in elegant, contemporary digs with an extensive wine list.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2 Harrison St, New York, NY 10013
Phone: (212) 219-0900
Website: http://www.jungsik.com/
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Reviews
Then came the standout: the octopus. Honestly, it was the best I’ve ever had. Perfectly tender inside, crisp on the outside, and paired with an umami-rich sauce that just lit up my palate. After that, the yellowtail kimbap looked deceptively simple, but the flavor was so elegant and clean—it really stayed with me. The other dishes were great as well, but those three seafood plates really stole the show, they’re the ones that will stick in my memory the longest.
Dessert was a thoughtful touch, especially since I had mentioned I was celebrating. Service was attentive, though a bit on the mechanical side, it lacked that extra warmth that would’ve made the night flawless. Still, the food itself was so incredible that I can’t help but give this place top marks. Even now, I can still taste those dishes as I write this. An absolute must try!
Best and most fancy amuse bouches I’ve ever had. Great lobster and fish. And of course the universally renowned, the greatest tasting Octopus on Earth, Mind-blowing. As well as the most innovative and best kimbap in the world. Glad they had a meat dish which also tasted good. Only falloff may have been their desserts. Pretty looking but lacked strength in flavor. Not sure if it was because their head pastry chef left at the time to start her own shop. Aside from that, perfection.
I hear now that they’ve become a 3-star, they have dolsot bibimbap and something that comes with the kimbap. I’m so anticipating it, that Jungsik might be the only Michelin restaurant that I ever spend that kind of money to eat twice at. I do hope their desserts improve a bit though, either in volume or flavor impact. And just for fun maybe adding a gastronomic touch/performance to a dish or two.
There was a hiccup at the start when they couldn’t find our reservation and said only the bar was available. Not what you want to hear when you’ve been looking forward to dinner all week. But they recovered quickly, found us a table, and the rest of the night couldn’t have gone better.
The food was simply outstanding. The amuse-bouche was a tiny work of art, each bite different and deliberate. The caviar course was rich and balanced, the octopus perfectly seared, and every dish felt like part of a larger story. Service was flawless, timing was exact, and the pacing of the meal made it feel effortless.
By the end, the rocky start didn’t matter at all. This place earns its stars the old-fashioned way: with skill, consistency, and care. Five stars, no hesitation.
the starter banchans were the perfect start, each one full of unique flavors. every dish was meticulously cooked, the salmon was tender and the galbi melted in your mouth.
really a wonderful experience.
Really enjoyed the banchan, garden, and meats. The garden ending was so unique that you didn’t know what you would eat. One threw me off since it was an actual carrot.
Luxury dining was here and great service by the staff. Thanks to Christian.
Note that the windows area is extremely cold so try to avoid that given no insulation.