“Chef Hooni Kim makes the best juicy bulgogi in the city, but the kimchi mayo and scallion slaw and cucumber kimchi on a tiny bun is so good. Also his crispy tofu has no right to be that delicious for tofu.”
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“Chef Hooni Kim makes the best juicy bulgogi in the city, but the kimchi mayo and scallion slaw and cucumber kimchi on a tiny bun is so good. Also his crispy tofu has no right to be that delicious for tofu.”
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“my husband and I went a few weeks ago and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. We went with the Chef’s choice menu, which felt like an absolute steal. I thought the bossam pork belly and the sliders were to die for.”
H2
“Runner up: Soy poached cod at Danji and Maklouba+Muhammarah at Ayat.”
H2
“I once tried the one at Danji once, and it was very bad.”
H2
“Also don’t sleep on his affordable Little Banchan Shop & medium priced Danji.”
H2
“Danji is one of my favorite places for pre-theater dining and I never find it to be too loud.”
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“Danji (modern)”
H1
“Danji, Zooba, Tengri Tagh, Chick Chick”
H1
“In midtown: Westville, empanada mama, pure Thai cookhouse, Joe Allen, Rice & Beans, the Marshal ( make a res its teeny) Danji”
H1
“I had one once at Danji that I ... really didn't like, to put it mildly”
H1
“Danji”
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“Korean: Danji”
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“very popular neighborhood restaurant with very creative dishes”
H1
“Also in the neighborhood and also very good: Danji.”
H1
“Danji on 52nd St. is a small space with really good Korean food.”
H1
“I’ve never left there hungry or disappointed”
H1
“We ate there recently and the food was great.”
H1
“High quality food and likely u can get a table .”
H1
“I just went and I really liked it. My husband wasn’t as much of a fan. He thought it was just ok. I would say it’s worth the trip.”
H1
“I thought Danji was super yum.”
H1
“If you like Korean food, Danji is a 10-minute walk from Rockefeller Center.”
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“Danji.”
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“Danji, Pure Thai Cookhouse, Chalong, empanada mama, Westville, Anejo, Rice & Beans, The Marshal”
H1
“Marea, Cuerno, Santi, Din Tai Fung even, or jump up to Hells Kitchen for Danji.”
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“Great spot for korean food.”
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“I was so disappointed in the most recent meal I had there”
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“Danji, Mari, Kochi — all excellent Korean fine dining options.”
H1
“Danji”
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“Kabawa, the Chinatown restaurants mentioned above like Hop Kee or Wo Hop, Cho Dang Gol or BCD Tofu House for the history of Korean American food or Danji or Nowon for modern Korean American.”
H1
“We went back last night for the first time in a long while and it was excellent as always.”
H1
“My favorite has been Danji's.”
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“I also like this Korean place Danji”
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“I also recently when to Danji, which I really liked but my husband didn’t love.”
H1
“Danji, Jupiter, Lillie’s”
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“Danji”
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“Go to grandest tavern for lunch, le bernardin greenmarket lunch, danji, yao, Francie, jojo. Marks off Madison, periyali, Tatiana”
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“Can confirm. It's really excellent.”
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“Danji or Naro would be two suggestions”
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“there are some solid Korean restaurants, though; check out Naro, Danji, Mari and Kochi.”
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“Danji”
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“Danji in Hells Kitchen”
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“Hell’s Kitchen: Sesamo, Cha Long, Wondee Siam, Danji, Hummus Kitchen”
H1
“Frena, danji, Steak frites bistro or Bocca die bacco”
H1
“Danji for Korean?”
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