Nuchas is an empanada stand near Koreatown with a huge variety of handheld treats.

Piggyback is a pan-Asian spot in Chelsea from the people behind Pig and Khao, and it’s a great option for dinner before a show at MSG.

Karaoke City is a popular karaoke spot in Koreatown with private rooms and a big bar area.

Grace Street is a coffee shop and dessert place in K-Town where you can sit down and eat a delicious Korean donut or some shaved snow.

Cho Dang Gol is a classic Korean restaurant in Koreatown that’s been around for several decades.

Tous Les Jours is a Korean-French bakery in Koreatown.

Bangia is a Korean restaurant in Koreatown that’s fun for a late-night meal.

Dons Bogam is a high-end Korean barbecue restaurant in Koreatown.

Pocha 32 is a restaurant in Koreatown that’s fun for a semi-rowdy group dinner.

Gammeeok is a 24-hour restaurant in Koreatown that specializes in noodle soup and brisket.

Woorijip is a cafeteria-style Korean lunch spot in Koreatown for a quick meal.

Besfren is a small Korean pastry shop with highly photogenic desserts that are actually worth eating.

Let’s Meat is a straightforward Korean barbecue place on 5th Avenue in Koreatown.

Starry Night is a restaurant in Koreatown where you can get some late-night food and drink soju in a room with a disco ball.

Take 31 is a casual spot in Koreatown that makes their own sparkling rice wine called makgeolli.

Osamil is an upscale Korean pub serving some of the best food in Koreatown.