Haenyeo

8.1/10Korean

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Get the . People single out the texture and the sweet spicy flavor. The powdered beignets and the sablefish come up almost as often, and the list has its own fans. It's a nicer Korean place in Park Slope, and people say it usually still has tables.

239 5th Ave, BrooklynPark Slope, BrooklynGoogle Maps

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postNYC Eats I had try more than once585 pts
“I've had a lot of wings, but the texture and sweet/spicy flavor on these takes the cake”
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in:Korean restaurants that do a "spin" on Tteokbokki?11 pts
“Dukboki fundido at Haenyeo”
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in:You’re going to a nice restaurant purely for dessert. Which one & what do you order?6 pts
“Haenyeo in Park Slope for the beignets. Though the rest of the food is really great too!”
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in:Sesame Cocktail3 pts
“Haenyeo has a great one with shochu and sesame oil (and lemongrass I think 🤔)”
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in:Fancy Asian (non-sushi) restaurants for a nice birthday dinner with partner?2 pts
replying to u/justflipping: Fish Cheeks and Atoboy are great options. Other options: - Potluck Club - Moono - Hojokban - Figure Eight - Bangkok Social Club - Nubiani - Yoon Haeundae Galbi - konban
“Haenyeo is underrated.”
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in:Sesame Cocktail2 pts
replying to u/sillypenguin8: Haenyeo has a great one with shochu and sesame oil (and lemongrass I think 🤔)
“I've tried that one actually! It's lovely, very subtle.”
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in:Brooklyn Neighborhood of the Week: Park Slope1 pts
“the sablefish is incredible”
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in:Recommendations for foodie parents?1 pts
“I’d recommend the very underrated Haenyeo for dinner.”
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in:Which NYC restaurants do you go to for ONE THING and why ONE THING only?1 pts
“Haenyeo in Park Slope just for the powdered beignets”
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