I was curious how the Brooklyn areas around Park Slope were like for Korean food.

Howoo was on my list for some time, and my goodness my partner finally felt like eating Korean BBQ again.

Dubu Haus has been on my list for a while since it opened.

Around the corner from the reputable 260 Sample Sale sight was this Izakaya Seasun place that had been on my list for a while.

Coqodaq is the second restaurant from owners of Cote Korean steakhouse.

Moono is yet another Korean restaurant that has been on my list for quite a while.

For our yearly celebration, we decided to come to Jungsik, especially since it was the first NYC Korean restaurant to earn 3 Michelin Stars.

Oncheon is all about hot pot, Korean style.

Kochi has been on my list for a while now.

Kisa is a Korean restaurant that is serving Baek Ban, which is a traditional Korean meal comprising of rice, soup, and banchan.

Woodam is a Korean gukbap house that serves a very few options in the Flushing area.

Nubiani was a Korean BBQ restaurant that had been on my list for quite some time.