“Atoboy/Naro - modern takes on Korean food - naro more inspired by historical dishes, atoboy inspired by banchan”
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6.3/10Korean
AI-generated summary
Modern Korean under Rockefeller Center, more experimental than traditional. The gets named as one of the best in the city, and people say the $30 lunch is the deal to get. Portions run small for the price, and some felt the tasting menu wasn't memorable enough to return. Reservations are easy to come by.
“Atoboy/Naro - modern takes on Korean food - naro more inspired by historical dishes, atoboy inspired by banchan”
H2
“I did the 3-course (I did $6 extra supp for the salmon app, then got the beef tteokgalbi and the donut with banana custard for dessert) and thought it was a great value and yummy food.”
H2
“Naro leans towards the more experimental side of korean, although it's certainly very good and there are korean flavors and concepts throughout. Really like that place, but just warning.”
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“Yeah, the food is good but the portion sizes aren't the biggest-- would say it's somewhat worth it”
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“Seconding naro tasting menu!”
H2
“corn popsicle from Naro”
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“I've been twice (once a few months after opening, again a full year later), and its been very much not improving. They keep overhauling the menu in some desperate attempt to find their niche, and instead its worse.”
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“Good food, elegant decor, and great service.”
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“After eating there I couldn’t want to recommend anyone to go. And as I reflected, literally any of the popular Thai places I’d eaten at in the last year were more interesting and flavorful and full of energy. For half the price.”
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“NARO at the Rockefeller Rink level has a vegetarian tasting menu that exceeded my expectations.”
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“Naro has an amazing chicken sandwich and it's huge”
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“I would recommend checking out Naro. They have a lot of veggie apps, and they even had a vegetarian main for my Indian partner, who is vegetarian. Prices aren't astronomical, and reservations are relatively easy to come by, and vibes are immaculate.”
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