
ONDO is a vibrant culinary destination that reimagines traditional Korean cuisine with a modern twist. Our menu features a carefully curated selection of dishes, including Galbi-jjim (Korean beef short rib), Korean fried chicken, and innovative small plates, all crafted from the freshest seasonal ingredients. The stylish, contemporary interior and welcoming atmosphere provide the perfect setting for an unforgettable dining experience. Located right beside the Hudson River, ONDO also boasts a full bar offering an extensive selection of beer, wine, whiskey, and creative cocktails. Proudly recognized as one of New Jersey’s top 25 restaurants of 2023 by NJ Digest, ONDO promises to delight your senses with every visit.
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Address: 3 2nd St, Jersey City, NJ 07302
Phone: (201) 721-6771
Website: http://www.ondojc.com/
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For dessert I had the best panacotta in my life and a tiramisu martini! The service was great, the food came out fast and it call came out to $100!! I will definitely be back 🙂
We loved Konban, so I had high hopes going into their sister restaurant and it didn’t disappoint.
* Hwe Muchim $21
We accidentally started with a pretty spicy dish. It was a sashimi salad with salmon, tuna, fluke, and tobiko. It came dressed in a gochujang sauce that honestly was a bit overwhelming. We were expecting something lighter and more citrusy to let the sashimi shine, but the heat kind of stole the show.
* Galbi Jjim $38 ***
Literally everyone recommended this and I got the hype! It was braised beef short rib served with chestnut puree and korean omija dressing sauce. The portion was more generous than I thought (8 oz!!), and the tender meat melted in my mouth.
*Bulgogi Cream Perilla Pasta $23 **
My top pick of the night. I love korean style perilla-based dishes, so this was right up my alley. The noodles were al dente, tossed in a creamy, nutty perilla sauce, and topped with a generous handful of fresh perilla leaves (which I LOVED). There was a surprisingly good portion of bulgogi mixed in.
*Bossam $27
It was served with a sweet garlic sauce that made the meat garlicky but still refreshing. However, the housemade kimchi was a miss for us. It lacked the depth we were hoping for.
*Injeolmi Tart $14 *
It was a mousse tart made with soybean powder, red bean cocoa puree, and a graham cracker base. It was huge irl but yes, we still cleaned the plate.
*Yuzu Lemon Sorbet $9
Light, citrusy, and super refreshing, drizzled with a yuzu sauce that had real bits of yuzu peel.
Will definitely be coming back to try all the other dishes!
Cocktails are fantastic too with lots of soju or maekgolli based delicious drinks.
Went with a group of 4 total, got 5 dishes to share along with a round of cocktails, came out to $250 total including tip so not a bad night at all in terms of cost. More of a tapas style menu, highly rec the kalbi Jim too.
I loved the hwe muchim & beef tartare. The hwe muchim was very refreshing & light. Beef tartare was fresh & the tapioca seaweed chips were so fun and crunchy.
Other entrees we ordered were the truffle mushrooms rice, Korean army stew & the bossam. The bossam was cooked so well, and lined with a mild garlic paste. Kimchi was perfectly made, not overly sour/fermented. The army stew was delicious, seasoned well & had a bunch of fixings (sausage, ham, kimchi, tofu, mushroom & onion) – it was filling and comforting.
Lastly, the tiramisu martini was sooooo good. A wonderful way to end the meal, it was wrong, but a perfect dessert drink!
The portions are on the smaller side but very refined and beautifully presented.
The Galbi-Jjim was incredibly tender—honestly one of the best short ribs I’ve ever had.
Also highly recommend the Bulgogi Cream Perilla Pasta—unique and full of flavor!