this is not korean fried chicken. it's just bad fried chicken.
Cool spot that is part lively bar part Korean restaurant.Definitely not ideal if you’re looking exclusively for Korean dining experience (no side dishes, more simple menu items). We got a soup and a bibimbop which were solid but not mind blowing.Would consider this more of a bar that offers Korean food than a Korean Restaurant.
You can’t charge this much for old pork and dry chicken! Everything was overly salty and garlicky (this is what dipping sauce is for, people); the waitress thought makgeolli was a brand of beer; and even in a mostly empty dining room, the servers were too busy chatting with each other to flag down. The bibimbap was okay although its rice didn’t crisp in the pot.
how are you a korean restaurant if you don’t have free banchan(the wait staff are great though!!)
It definitely is surprise little gem in the area! From drinks, to appetizers, to entrees, to the sauces, to the garnish, everything is just right on point. Take someone you care to White Tiger for a special day! Definitely will be back!
One of my favorite Korean restaurants in nyc, The food here is amazing everything brought out is always quick, fresh and delicious. The menu has a lot of great choices, the Bibimbap is usually my go to.
Nice spot, good food and good drinks. They have Korea n beer and soju. Bibimbap always delicious, so is the fried chicken.
Dropped by for drinks and a snack, loved how cosy the space was. Staff were hospitable.
Small portions, and yet I managed to leave half the food untouched because it was completely tasteless. I ordered the Fried Chicken and their version of Spicy Rice Cake and I did not know that it was possible to mess these up. I’m possibly especially disappointed that the menu is supposed to be a white man’s version of Korean, as there is no item on the menu that comes even close to doing justice to Korean food. I would recommend only for the cocktails if you don’t mind spending $$$
I have lived in Brooklyn for 5 years and this is my favorite restaurant. Favorite dishes are the japchae, the jaryook gnocchi, and the pot stickers. The Seoul sister is my favorite cocktail but there are a bunch of options. Our server, Tuti, was very professional and super helpful when ordering. Lots of outdoor seating options!