Rib No 7 — all mentions

in:Raw beef: yukhwe, tartare, carpaccio2 pts
“Rib No 7 Beef Tartare/Yukhwe. The tobiko adds a gentle flavor and texture to an otherwise soft dish.”
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in:Went to COTE, here’s some thoughts.32 pts
“rib no 7 has great all around beef and pork”
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in:Final food rec?13 pts
“Expensive end you could do KBBQ, something like Rib No 7”
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in:Must-visit spots for each type of food? First-time visitor to NYC from Vancouver7 pts
“Rib No 7 has incredible quality and more variety and quantity. It's also more authentic than COTE.”
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in:KBBQ Baekjeong NYC has closed3 pts
“I like Rib No 7. The meat quality is good but admittedly the banchan is not as varied.”
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in:Date night that isn’t European food!3 pts
“Rib No 7: the best Korean BBQ you'll ever taste.”
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in:Visiting for 2 months, and looking for some home cooked authentic Korean food. What’s your favorite Korean spot in NYC?2 pts
“I think the meat quality at Rib No 7 is better and the experience is less chaotic.”
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in:Nubiani vs. Yoon Haeundae Galbi2 pts
“Rib no 7 has a premium vibe.”
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in:Nubiani vs. Yoon Haeundae Galbi2 pts
replying to u/CompleteHat738: Thank you both! We’re not looking for fancy per se, just high-quality meat and preparation. I’d wanted to try one of the more elevated Korean fine dining places, but they don’t like raw fish or meat, which rules out Atoboy, Jua, Oiji Mi, and that ilk. Rib no 7 looks great, though. Any other standout dishes there?
“Kimchi seafood pancake and the after dinner fried rice. Cocktails aren’t bad either, lychee one was really good.”
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in:Nubiani vs. Yoon Haeundae Galbi2 pts
“their marinated 7th rib might be the best kbbq meat I had in Manhattan.”
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in:What's Your Favorite Korean BBQ in NYC?2 pts
“Rib no.7 and Yoon Haeundae for the beef!”
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in:Nubiani vs. Yoon Haeundae Galbi1 pts
replying to u/MyNameIsAMeme: Rib no 7 has a premium vibe.
“Food was good but not amazing especially at the price point.”
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in:Nubiani vs. Yoon Haeundae Galbi1 pts
replying to u/MyNameIsAMeme: Kimchi seafood pancake and the after dinner fried rice. Cocktails aren’t bad either, lychee one was really good.
“Rib no 7s fried rice finisher is sublime”
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in:Solo trip NYC 1 pts
replying to u/adelu23: I would add Golden Diner (not your typical old school diner - more hip but their pancakes are delish) Add Mama Toos when you do the west village pizza crawl along w Lindustrie I would also add Apollos Bagels. I would skip Woorjip as it’s a wasted meal in terms of stomach space but if you’re looking for something quick and cheap, then itll totally do the job. If you’re doing KazuNori I would skip NamiNori. I found it to be over seasoned and masking the taste / freshness of the fish. Fave KBBQ spot currently is Nubiani. They have bar seating so you won’t feel as awkward being at a whole table by yourself. I would also skip nom wah. Long touristy lines. I prefer Dim Sum Palace or Pings Regarding bakeries: La Cabra Librae Frenchette Radio Bakery Supermoon Dominique Ansley For desserts, I would add: Lady Wong Lady M Stick With Me Laderach Doughnut Plant I would add Torrisi to the list of restaurants to eat at. You can try to do walk in a little before they open if you can’t get reservations. For fine dining that isn’t too expensive I would recommend Jua. Unfortunately I don’t know the price now but when I went, it was $125?
“rib no 7 (marinated kalbi is delish)”
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in:Best Korean BBQ in NYC1 pts
replying to u/BTCexecutor: Nubiani Rib no. 7 Jongro
“Rib 7 is pretty good but boy is it pricey”
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in:Where would you go for dinner near Penn Station (under $75, solo diner)1 pts
“I’d go to Rib no 7 and get their marinated short rib set”
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in:Lunch near Empire State Building1 pts
replying to u/Embarrassed_Jump776: Jongro
“Other options are NUBIANI and rib no 7 for good k-bbq”
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in:Best Korean BBQ in NYC28 pts
“Rib no. 7”
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in:Is Cote all hype?26 pts
“Rib No 7 is better.”
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in:I’m Korean and I’m at a loss to where to go for bbq in Ktown! We went to JongRo and Miss Korea recently and it was not very good. Must be Manhattan. Thank you in advance.17 pts
“I liked Rib No. 7!”
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in:Resy rant16 pts
“Rib #7”
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in:Planning a 2 Day Trip to NYC - Itinerary Plan13 pts
“Rib No. 7 and Jongro are good casual options.”
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in:Food that you won't find anywhere else in the world.12 pts
“Have not seen this either at all or done well in Europe.”
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in:KBBQ Goers, especially those from Queens, what's the best KBBQ in Manhattan?8 pts
“I do like Rib No 7. It’s kind of bougie but the meat quality is good.”
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in:Buddies in town, want to show them a cool spot that doesn’t break the bank (5-6 guys) 7 pts
“Other KBBQ options are Yoon Haeundae Galbi, Nubiani, Rib No 7, and New Wonjo”
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in:What's Your Favorite Korean BBQ in NYC?7 pts
“Rib No 7”
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in:KKBQ Reservation for 36 pts
replying to u/jae343: If you're looking for quality, Yoon Haeundae is better
“This place and Rib No. 7 are my go tos. I prefer Yoon but both are good. Source: live by KTown, eat kbbq regularly, wife grew up in Ft Lee.”
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in:Thoughts on Cote?6 pts
replying to u/Yin4TheWin: Cote is overrated. Go to Nubiani instead.
“rib no7 as well”
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in:Alternatives to Cote6 pts
“Rib no 7 is good upscale-ish kbbq”
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in:Late-night group dinner in NYC5 pts
“Rib No. 7 and Kang Ho Dong are both great Korean BBQ places that are open till 11pm.”
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in:KBBQ Goers, especially those from Queens, what's the best KBBQ in Manhattan?5 pts
“Nubiani and Rib No 7”
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in:I’m Korean and I’m at a loss to where to go for bbq in Ktown! We went to JongRo and Miss Korea recently and it was not very good. Must be Manhattan. Thank you in advance.4 pts
replying to u/LilLilac50: I liked Rib No. 7!
“Yoon or even Nubiani was better”
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in:Is Cote all hype?4 pts
replying to u/SittingOnA_Cornflake: In what world is the butchers feast overpriced? It’s a great deal
“Also disagree about Rib No 7 being better.”
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in:Good spot for boys' night, between grand central and penn station?3 pts
“Rib no 7, Osamil downstairs, Maze bar”
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in:Nubiani vs. Yoon Haeundae Galbi3 pts
“i'd suggest Rib No 7 if you're looking for something more "premium" feeling and a little different.”
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in:Spam me with your crunchy steak tartare recs3 pts
“I like the ones at Gopchang Story and Rib No. 7”
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in:I’m Korean and I’m at a loss to where to go for bbq in Ktown! We went to JongRo and Miss Korea recently and it was not very good. Must be Manhattan. Thank you in advance.3 pts
“For meat, I’d probably go to Rib No. 7”
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in:Best Korean BBQ in NYC3 pts
replying to u/BTCexecutor: Nubiani Rib no. 7 Jongro
“Literally my top 3”
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in:Korean bbq around the theater district?3 pts
“You’re near Ktown so you have lots of good options. Some recs were discussed recently: [Best Korean BBQ in NYC]”
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in:Now that my favorite Korean BBQ place closed, wondering what’s the best?3 pts
“Nubiani, rib no7, Yoon Haeundae Galbi”
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in:Best Korean restaurants in NYC recommendation?2 pts
“I thought the food at rib no 7 was excellent”
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in:KKBQ Reservation for 32 pts
replying to u/btwatch: This place and Rib No. 7 are my go tos. I prefer Yoon but both are good. Source: live by KTown, eat kbbq regularly, wife grew up in Ft Lee.
“Second on rib no 7. It is sooooo good there”
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in:What's Your Favorite Korean BBQ in NYC?2 pts
“High quality meats, good experience overall.”
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in:Anniversary Dinner in/close to Chelsea2 pts
“rib no7, moono, kochi”
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in:NY trip - 25.11 to 2.122 pts
“Barn joo and rib no 7 are some of my favorites in koreatown.”
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in:What's the good steakhouse place without breaking the bank?2 pts
“my favorite budget conscious options are Jongro & Rib No. 7”
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in:Best Michelin “affordable”1 pts
“new spot in Koreatown, very good.”
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in:Must-visit spots for each type of food? First-time visitor to NYC from Vancouver1 pts
“All 3 are absolutely incredible and up there with my favorite meals in the entire city”
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in:Dream Day of Eating1 pts
“dinner: Rib No. 7 / Gaonnuri”
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in:KBBQ Goers, especially those from Queens, what's the best KBBQ in Manhattan?1 pts
“I liked Rib no. 7”
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