Bangia - New York

Food: 5/5. Large portions, all served hot and fresh. Particularly recommend the Chapaguri and the tteokbokki. Service: 4/5 really curt service at the door that gave us some grief for having international IDs and vaccine information but ultimately let us in. Atmosphere: 4.5/5 unexpectedly spacious interior with nice decor. The only problem was the very loud music

A hidden (literally in the basement) gem just on the outer edge of K Town. There was no long waiting line, but the restaurant looked fully seated when we came in. The waiters are friendly and food service is relatively fast. The lighting is a bit dark (all my food pictures were taken with flash on). Music was a bit loud but we could still carry a conversation. As for the food great for the price, especially for this location. Every dish is about $30 but large enough forsharing we ordered 3 main dishes to share among 4 people: marinated pork feet, corn cheese pancake and spicy squid and pork belly. The marinated pork feet is nicely flavored and has a nice tender to it. I wish we had more lettuce to wrapwith the meat, but it only came with 4 big leaves. The meat does get cold pretty quickly as it is serve on a wooden board. The corn cheese pancake is basically cheesy extra soft bread. The corn flavor is a bit weak, as well as the cheeseflavor. It might be good for those who like light dishes and don't want something too cheesy. The spicy squid and pork belly is sweet and delicious. It goes really well with rice. Good amount of meat as well as vegetables. Highly recommendthis dish! Overall really good experience! I would certainly come back here again and bring a group of friends so we can share and try out more dishes!

We ordered octopus and pork stir fry and army stew. The food was amazing and maaaaaasive. Easily feed 3 of us. Definitely we come back to try others!

Good food, service, and got a shot for my bday so that made me very happy :

This is such a cozy bar! The food is a mighty portion for one person, but still tasty. Make sure to grab a bottle of soju if you stop by.