

Bustling staples doling out seafood pancakes, bibimbop, and other Korean items in a minimalistic setting.
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Address: 32 W 32nd St, New York, NY 10001
Phone: (212) 564-8238
Website: https://www.kunjip.nyc/
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Reviews
only thing is double check for allergies because nothing is stated clearly on the menu and they don’t ask.
only had a combo meal (veggie bibimbap w soondubu [no spicy]) so i definitely have to come check out more dishes
The quality of the food, the variety of banchan, and the overall atmosphere were all excellent.
We ordered samgyeopsal and pork galbi, and both were outstanding.
The samgyeopsal was thick, juicy, and perfectly fresh, crisping up beautifully on the grill.
The pork galbi had a deep, well-balanced marinade — not too sweet, not too salty — and every bite was tender and full of flavor.
The side dishes were also great: the scallion salad, kimchi, radish cubes, and steamed egg all paired perfectly with the BBQ.
The bubbling soup on the side added that cozy, authentic Korean comfort touch.
The grill setup was clean and well-maintained, and the staff was attentive throughout the meal.
The owner was especially kind and welcoming, which made the entire experience even better.
Overall, this place delivers a truly satisfying Korean BBQ experience —
excellent meat, delicious sides, and warm, attentive service.
I would definitely come back again!
Servers were rude. We asked to refill 2 side dishes. We’ve been here plenty of times so we know they’re refillable. The server came back and gave 1 of the 2 side dishes. As he was about to give the other one, the old lady server came to him and stopped him and said something to him in Korean, and they just left without giving the other side dish. We were left hanging with no explanation. If they came with extra charge, they should’ve told us and we would gladly pay more. If there was a language barrier, they should ask a server fluent in English to explain and not leave us hanging, otherwise it was rude.
Water was also not offered so we requested it by the end of our meal. The tall guy slammed it on the table, and we were surprised since it never happened before.
We decided not to give any tip this time because our experience was ruined. The same tall guy chased us with the receipt and said, “Is everything all right? You need to leave a tip”. I responded that we had a bad experience here so we’re not leaving a tip, to which he replied, “I’m sorry about that. We’re going to talk to her, but you still need to give a tip because we share it with others.” He was cornering me along the staircase and was clearly not genuine about the apology and wanted to just get it over with. I ended up just checking the lowest which was 20% because it was so stressful to me.
They should know that they’re not only serving food but comfort as well, and we always leave a generous tip especially if we dined in. But this time, we felt the discrimination and I wonder if I would get the same rude treatment if I were of different race?
It was disappointing, especially since I always eat here and even recommended it to my family and friends.
Please AVOID this restaurant if you want to eat good food and relax after work. Not worth it. 100% not coming back.