Comments on: Dinner at a Tastier Sort of Big House: Kunjip http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250 Five Boroughs of Gustatory Goodness... food and restaurant reviews, ingredients, and drinks Thu, 09 Sep 2010 12:31:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1.3 by: Korea Blog http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-47995 Tue, 01 May 2007 20:35:10 +0000 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-47995 [...] Easy, we responded, It s that finally, Gothamites have realized how wonderful Korean food can be. Nowhere can you see evidence of this more than right around Herald Square in Manhattan, where Koreatown thrived all but invisible to … …Read More [...] […] Easy, we responded, It s that finally, Gothamites have realized how wonderful Korean food can be. Nowhere can you see evidence of this more than right around Herald Square in Manhattan, where Koreatown thrived all but invisible to … …Read More […]

]]> by: Personism » Blog Archive » Night Skies + Kimchi http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-24603 Wed, 28 Feb 2007 23:42:38 +0000 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-24603 [...] The utterly delicious Kunjip serves Korean 24/7 and as of tomorrow, the observation deck at the Empire State Building stays open til 2am seven nights a week, Herald Square suddenly seems like an appealing late night destination. Who knew? Digg This    Save to Del.icio.us [...] […] The utterly delicious Kunjip serves Korean 24/7 and as of tomorrow, the observation deck at the Empire State Building stays open til 2am seven nights a week, Herald Square suddenly seems like an appealing late night destination. Who knew? Digg This    Save to Del.icio.us […]

]]> by: Kent http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-22946 Mon, 19 Feb 2007 19:16:42 +0000 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-22946 I'm surprised they didn't give you the steamed egg in the banchan. That's one of kunjip's specialties for their banchans... unfortunately if your not korean they usually forget to give it to you. I had to wave them down for one ever time I ate there with non koreans. If you get around try Dons bogam down the block, less of a crowd but he food is fantastic especially the lunch special. They have some bimbops that no other k town places serve. I’m surprised they didn’t give you the steamed egg in the banchan. That’s one of kunjip’s specialties for their banchans… unfortunately if your not korean they usually forget to give it to you. I had to wave them down for one ever time I ate there with non koreans. If you get around try Dons bogam down the block, less of a crowd but he food is fantastic especially the lunch special. They have some bimbops that no other k town places serve.

]]> by: Nosher http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21879 Fri, 16 Feb 2007 20:32:30 +0000 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21879 Hi Sue, Yes. Kunjip can be crowded, but I suspect that's as much an artifact of the increased popularity of Korean food as anything else. And you're right about being asked to order in line sometimes, but I've noticed that taking place at several places, so perhaps calling out Kunjip isn't entirely fair. I also think Han Bat is a little cheaper, on the whole, but Kunjip is less pricey than many of the 32nd Street restaurants--and it shouldn't be. Thanks for the comment! Nosher Hi Sue,

Yes. Kunjip can be crowded, but I suspect that’s as much an artifact of the increased popularity of Korean food as anything else. And you’re right about being asked to order in line sometimes, but I’ve noticed that taking place at several places, so perhaps calling out Kunjip isn’t entirely fair. I also think Han Bat is a little cheaper, on the whole, but Kunjip is less pricey than many of the 32nd Street restaurants–and it shouldn’t be.

Thanks for the comment!
Nosher

]]> by: Lucky Sue http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21866 Fri, 16 Feb 2007 19:42:08 +0000 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21866 You didn't mention that this place is 1)cheaper than most and 2) sometimes so crowded that you have to wait in line to be seated. Often you are asked to place your order while in line so they can get you in and out quicker. Not a big deal for a Korean who wants a real meal, but maybe an issue for a casual diner looking for a full dining experience. You didn’t mention that this place is 1)cheaper than most and 2) sometimes so crowded that you have to wait in line to be seated. Often you are asked to place your order while in line so they can get you in and out quicker. Not a big deal for a Korean who wants a real meal, but maybe an issue for a casual diner looking for a full dining experience.

]]> by: snoh http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21516 Thu, 15 Feb 2007 12:09:37 +0000 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21516 That ginger and cinnamon tea is called SOO JEUNG KWA. I prefer that over any orange slices or 'SHIKHE' (sweet rice drink). That ginger and cinnamon tea is called SOO JEUNG KWA. I prefer that over any orange slices or ‘SHIKHE’ (sweet rice drink).

]]> by: the pauper http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21285 Wed, 14 Feb 2007 18:21:56 +0000 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21285 k-town is awesome. i just wish the food was not so pricey. k-town is awesome. i just wish the food was not so pricey.

]]> by: Personism » Blog Archive » links for 2007-02-13 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21029 Wed, 14 Feb 2007 00:52:43 +0000 http://www.nycnosh.com/?p=250#comment-21029 [...] NYCnosh.com » Dinner at a Tastier Sort of Big House: Kunjip My last Korean fare to Dok Suni was subpar. This place is on the list for next time…Sounds good and it’s open 24 hrs a day. (tags: nyc food restaurants) [...] […] NYCnosh.com » Dinner at a Tastier Sort of Big House: Kunjip My last Korean fare to Dok Suni was subpar. This place is on the list for next time…Sounds good and it’s open 24 hrs a day. (tags: nyc food restaurants) […]

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