Five Senses - City of New York

This is a decent Korean restaurant among the many in K-town. The food is tasty and reasonably priced, with good portion sizes. It can get quite crowded, so be prepared for a short wait whether you choose to dine in or take out.

I visited this casual Korean restaurant for an early dinner. The service was quick, and the food was decent—though I wouldn’t say it was the best I’ve had. I’m considering returning to try their kimchi fried rice with cheese, which I missed out on this time because I wasn't very hungry. However, I found that there weren't many options for me since I don’t eat beef.

I visited this restaurant on a weekday evening and found it quite busy, but there was no wait for a table. I ordered one of their signature rice dishes along with a side of beef. Everything was incredibly flavorful. The staff was friendly and efficient, which added to the experience. The side dishes offered a nice variety, although they all leaned towards pickled flavors. The beef was particularly tender. We enjoyed every bite!

The food is good. The portion is generous. The service is good. Definitely go to the place frequently.

Visited on a week day with a friend, the food is excellent. Kimche jiggae and galbi bibimbap with a few beers fixes hunger. A bit disappointed with the service but otherwise everything was good.