Yoon Haeundae Galbi is a Korean BBQ spot in Midtown that's a great option for date nights and business dinners.

Mokyo is a Korean restaurant in the East Village that serves affordable small plates and alcoholic light-up Capri Suns.

Momofuku 207 took over the Momofuku Ssäm Bar space in the East Village.

Mapo is a Korean BBQ spot in Flushing with fantastic galbi.

Ms. Ohho is a Greenpoint coffee shop that serves a full menu of tasty Korean dishes.

Jua serves a fantastic nine-course, $95 Korean tasting menu in Flatiron.

Ejen is a straightforward, counter-service Korean spot in Industry City. Try it for a quick lunch.

Nowon is a Korean spot in the East Village with an impressive steak burger.

The Woo is a two-story Korean barbecue spot in Soho. It’s a little pricier than average, but the beef is great, and it isn’t hard to get into.

Kochi serves a very good nine-course Korean tasting menu for $75 in Hell’s Kitchen.

ChinGoo is a casual Korean restaurant in Williamsburg, and it’s great for a weeknight when you don’t feel like spending a ton on dinner.

Tamra Teahouse is a casual cafe in Crown Heights that makes very good Asian and African mashup dishes.

Zusik is a Korean restaurant in Chelsea and the food isn’t very good.

Kāwi is a restaurant in Hudson Yards from the Momofuku team that makes some really good Korean food.

Peach Mart is a convenience store inside the mall at Hudson Yards where you can pick up some kimbap or a katsu sandwich for a quick lunch.

Haenyeo is a walk-in-only spot in Park Slope with a fun atmosphere and some very good Korean food.