Woochon Restaurant (CLOSED)

(212) 695-0676

10 W 36th St, New York, NY | Directions   10018

40.750133 -73.984597
  • Hours

    Monday 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM Tuesday 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM Wednesday 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM Thursday 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM Friday 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM Saturday 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM Sunday 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Neighborhoods:
Midtown, Koreatown

Categories:
Restaurants
Price:
$$$

Cuisine:
Asian, Korean

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Restaurant Special Features:
Food Delivery, Private Rooms
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
General Info:
Open 24 Hours

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At a Glance ?
86% food quality
“And the food is great”
100% overall
“came here to vote for the best Korean restaurant.”
100% return potential
“Will definitely return again for good food at a reasonable price.”
78% service
“Service was friendly and attentive.”
100% value
“Will definitely return again for good food at a reasonable price.”

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5.0
June 10, 2010

Top Class. I came here to vote for the best Korean restaurant.

Real high quality Korean BBQ and nice service.

BBQ is really really delicious....

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5.0
May 08, 2010

The Best Korean BBQ. I tried many korean restaurant to enjoy them with my friends. Most of food, I like BBQ and Bibibap the most. Woo Chon's BBQ is the top of the korean restaurants. The quality of meat is very fresh and delicious. Service is also great. I forgot her name Mrs......she is very friendly. I got Soju with BBQ, that's fantastic...

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5.0
June 25, 2008

Best Korean Ever!. Ate at Woo Chon last Thursday night. It was fantastic. The service was flawless and the owner so sweet. They were very helpful and kind. Took my best friend who had a bad Korean meal the last time and she loved it. She is a very, very picky eater and even she said she would go back and eat there again. Absolutely wonderful and we will be back.

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June 12, 2008

Editorial Review. Since 1981, this K-town restaurant has served up authentic cuisine for those craving galbi or bulgogi like you'd find in Seoul.

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5.0
December 29, 2007

Best Korean BBQ. Woo Chon is the best Korean food I've had in New York City and I've eaten my way through many Manhattan Korean restuarants. I don't feel the need to go anywhere else. The BBQ sides are fabulous and they are happy to bring a bit more of something you liked and will exclude foods you might like to avoid. The staff is so excited to have you try new tastes that they will actually bring small amounts to the table, explain what it is and show you how to eat it. Clearly the Korean community knows this restaurant well since you will likely be the only non-Koreans in the restaurant. Sit downstairs, order the Golbi, and enjoy.

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4.0
February 18, 2007

Tasty Food and Friendly Service. Went to Woo Chon to experience table bbq in a big group (12). Service was friendly and attentive. Bbq dishes were very well seasoned and tasty (Galbi and Spicy Pork were the favs). The assortment of accompaniments were spectacular and all were spicy and delicious. Kim chee was very good as were all the greens. Will definitely return again for good food at a reasonable price.

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5.0
June 16, 2005

Best Lunch Deal. This place offers best lunch deal around. The Lunch menu is from $6 -12. And the food is great

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4.0
May 06, 2005

go for the food, not for service. Probably the best place to get good Korean food around the 'little Korea town' area in midtown, but don't count on getting spoiled by the staff.

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2.0
June 23, 2003

Expect rude service. I hosted a birthday party there and it wasn't a pleasant experience. The service was terrible and the food was good but not good enough to make up for the service.

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4.5
March 29, 2003

jp2096. The bulgogi (marinated chargrilled BBQ beef) here is the best. No ethnic foods are "traditional" in that the old countryfolks were often too poor to eat delicious food. But the food here is excellant and there are just too many appetizers (in the traditional custom of Korean restaurants) to sample. The clientele is often mainly non-Korean, which is a surprising but refreshing testament that the sometimes putridly pungent but wonderfully flavorful ethnic dishes are universally enjoyed. The soups are very "authentic" and rich.

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