Tosokchon

All 56 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Favorite Brothy Soup in Manhattan?56 pts
“Tosokchon - samgyetang, dweji gukbap”
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in:What’s your favorite offal dish in NYC right now?18 pts
“Soondae guk at Tosokchon.”
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in:ISO your Korean grandma's favorite place to eat13 pts
“Tosokchon - big ass hearty soups. when i've gone its been pretty nice and quiet.”
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in:Korean soup for the sick5 pts
“Tosokchon’s samgyetang”
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in:Baekjeong NYC still the same quality?3 pts
“For authentic korean food, i really liked Tosokchon that recently opened.”
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in:Best sick food/soup to order in Manhattan?2 pts
“Seollong-tang (korean bone broth) or samgye-tang (korean ginseng chicken soup) from Tosokchon is the way.”
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in:Going off someone’s post from yesterday, best traditional Korean in Manhattan that isn’t fried chicken, KBBQ, some fusion or higher end?2 pts
“Tosokchon’s soups are pretty “traditional” (e.g. gukbap is like the quintessential “working class” meal) except that the price is upscale. Much prefer the NJ original.”
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in:Best soup when sick with a sore throat2 pts
“Tosokchon also has great light soups like their samgyetang.”
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in:Very traditional Korean restaurants2 pts
“It’s not gonna be as good as Korea but this is where I go when I want Gamja-tang”
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in:Every Sunday is Soup Sunday. I'm running out of soups. Where are the best soups?2 pts
“Go to Tosokchon and get the gamja tang.”
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in:ISO Korean noodles 1 pts
“Tosokchon makes an okay kalguksu.”
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in:What's the worst food you've had in NYC?1 pts
“Tosokchon in ktown is probably the cheapest sit down for korean food but wow is everything watered down”
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in:Soup Spots in Midtown1 pts
“Tosokchon has great Korean soups.”
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in:I've heard the Korean food in Fort Lee NJ is better than NYC, what restaurants would you recommend there?1 pts
“I’ve eaten at tosokchon and busan gukbap multiple times and I feel like the broth just doesn’t meet how rich and flavorful ahjae’s is.”
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in:I've heard the Korean food in Fort Lee NJ is better than NYC, what restaurants would you recommend there?1 pts
“tosokchon: gamjatang but each time I go there is hit or miss. Amazing portion size though”
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in:Korean Soups1 pts
“Tosokchon in Manhattan is pretty good for a casual spot at good prices.”
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in:Korean soup for the sick1 pts
“Okdongsik for gomtang and Tosokchon for soondae gukbap!”
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in:You wake up at 3am starving. Where are you going? 64 pts
“tosokschon”
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in:Best eateries after 12am in NYC for a night owl?25 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:casual korean food in nyc?17 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:Best spots for dining solo in and around Koreatown ?11 pts
“- Tosokchon”
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in:What are some good Korean food in Manhattan that aren’t in k town? 11 pts
“- Tosokchon”
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in:What is the best traditional Korean restaurant to bring my very picky foodie parents? Open to Fort Lee and Flushing. My parents refuse to step in Cho Dang Gol because it was too Americanized11 pts
replying to u/bloatedn4everalone: They make me go to the BCD Tofu House in Fort Lee everytime but I'm looking for other suggestions that are just as good/better
“Or Tosokchon?”
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in:Resonably priced (under 20$ a dish) and tasteful around Penn station 10 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:Best Takeout Lunch in NYC9 pts
“-Tosokchon (Korean)”
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in:What’s your favorite offal dish in NYC right now?9 pts
“Tosokchon’s NYC location is a classic”
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in:$$ Casual Date Spots8 pts
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in:Any good noodle and sushi places?7 pts
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in:Looking for affordable restaurant recs for 8 people tomorrow7 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:Any recommendations for night time eats around Manhattan?6 pts
“- Tosokchon”
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in:Heading to NYC and don't want to leave with regrets6 pts
“more home-style Korean: Tosokchon, JeunJu, Woorijip”
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in:Takeout Recs in Midtown5 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:Best Takeout Lunch in NYC4 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:Quiet restaurant in Manhattan4 pts
“Found these places quiet when I went recently.”
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in:looking for a nice lunch spot around flatiron3 pts
“- Tosokchon”
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in:Naengmyeon (Korean cold noodles) & marinated grilled pork jowl from Guk Su Jip (Murray Hill, Queens)3 pts
“some places include Olle and Tosokchon.”
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in:Old school asian Manhattan restaurant (with soup) for my Dad's Birthday?3 pts
“- Tosokchon”
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in:Cool Restauraunts in Midtown East/Kips Bay that won't break the bank3 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:Best Korean restaurants in NYC recommendation?2 pts
“went to Tosokchon recently and it was pretty good.”
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in:Dinner spot for 3 gals2 pts
“Without knowing much else about what you’re looking for, you’ve got great options in Ktown.”
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in:Korean restaurant in Manhattan (w/ veg options)?2 pts
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in:Best eateries after 12am in NYC for a night owl?2 pts
“Yunnan Noodle House, Nishida No Ten, Tosokchon, Coco Hotpot”
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in:Low-key solo dinner in Midtown?2 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:Where do you "grab dinner"?2 pts
“Elsewhere: Hanoi house, sao mai, raku, evil katsu, little kirin, veselka, soothr, cho dang gol, tosokchon, woorjip, osamil, her name is han, charoeng krung, lou yau kee, tim ho wan”
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in:Good food near Madison Square Park for lunch/dinner?2 pts
“- Tosokchon”
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in:What’s been your favorite casual date night or dinner catch up spot between 14th and 42nd st for under $50 pp? All cuisines welcome. Going to see Field of Lights and hoping for a nice dinner spot after. 1 pts
“- Tosokchon”
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in:Best eats near Murray Hill/ Ktown?1 pts
“Tosokchon”
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in:Going off someone’s post from yesterday, best traditional Korean in Manhattan that isn’t fried chicken, KBBQ, some fusion or higher end?1 pts
“tosokchon”
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in:If you could only eat at 3 restaurants1 pts
“Tosokchon, Los Mariscos, Malaparte”
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in:Tell me if I'm going wrong1 pts
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