“Overall, this restaurant was wonderful, and I expected nothing less from a young, talented Per Se alum. The service was spectacular and they took full advantage of the counter/chef’s table setup.”
H2
8.7/10Korean
AI-generated summary
A Korean tasting menu inside the Herald Square subway station, and people say the food lives up to the location. The counter setup and the service get named as often as the courses. It runs around $250 for 15 courses. A few found the room itself plain and soulless. Reservations are easier to get here than at Atomix.
“Overall, this restaurant was wonderful, and I expected nothing less from a young, talented Per Se alum. The service was spectacular and they took full advantage of the counter/chef’s table setup.”
H2
“What a special experience! The food delicious, creative, satisfying for a tasting menu on beautiful dishes and glasses. Can’t pick a highlight on the menu.”
H2
“With such a unique locale (fine dining restaurant in a subway station), the inside was rather soulless and you could be eating anywhere in the world.”
H2
“Agree on the atmosphere - the Herald Square subway station is the greatest.”
H2
“Top 10, if not 5, meal of my life. Stands head to head with per se and chefs table”
H2
“Noksu is incredible food, fun staff, great music”
H2
“It’s an incredible in quality and value, and won’t be disappointed.”
H2
“I dream about that squab dish”
H2
“Noksu is a unique experience and good food, with a speakeasy vibe, located within the subway (reservations required).”
H2
“It’s expensive but a great dining experience.”
H2
“went recently and it was kind of a letdown, especially for the price”
H2
“an expertly precise Korean tasting menu unfolds with subtlety and precision.”
H2