“The sauce in the pork was a little too thick and didn’t coat the pork well, otherwise no real complaints. The noodles were very fresh and had the right “Q”.”
H3
5.3/10ChineseKorean
AI-generated summary
People argue about Octo. The is the safe order and a few call it their go to in the city. The runs sweet and uses the wrong , the tangsuyuk gets called some of the worst around, and the disappoints anyone expecting the Chinatown version. Rude service comes up often.
“The sauce in the pork was a little too thick and didn’t coat the pork well, otherwise no real complaints. The noodles were very fresh and had the right “Q”.”
H3
“the sauce was salty but the noodle was bland. Mostly, the staff was rude so I don’t think I would ever go back to this place.”
H3
“their jjajangmyun is not that good -- coming from someone who's first meal back home to koreatown in TX is always jjajangmyun.”
H2
“The tangsuyuk was awful. The duck was alright though.”
H2
“terrible service here and the food was whatever…”
H2
“Octo's jjajangmyeon sucks. It's really sweet and they use the wrong type of noodles.”
H2
“Octo in ktown also has really solid seafood jjamppong for similar price”
H2
“Their tangsooyook is one of the worst I’ve had in my life. Actually I think it was the worst. And I’ve had a LOT.”
H2
“The skin wasn't crispy and the duck meat was ok but not very flavorful.”
H2
“It was a mistake to expect a Peking duck experience from a Korean-Chinese fusion place. It was duck dish, but no where close to what I’m looking for.”
H2
“Octo jjamppong really surprised me! Much better than the usual in nyc”
H2
“Honestly the standards for jjajangmyun is so low in Manhattan K-town, it might be the best one there.”
H2