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“This is a small catering business/food spot that only local koreans know about. There is no seating, so you come here to buy your food and bring it home.
They are known to have the best flavors in town. They have authentic Korean soups, meat dishes, side dishes, and more. A must try for anyone looking to bring food home to eat.
Hands down the best 잔치집 in NJ!“
“Koran food caterer. Not a restaurant. Eunhasoo is specialized in this particular food service. So each individual food item may disappoint you, but they are extremely competent when it comes to mass producing.
Some food items I highly recommend: Injeolmi rice cake, japchae, jeon (assorted fritter), namool rice, roast ribeye roll.“
“40% off after 7PM is the highlight. Generally ok but a bit sugary for my taste on many food. I think this is the oldest among Pal Park. So, sugary food is a bit surprising. Not the best but not the worst. 3.5 stars would have been more reflective. Own is never to be seen. So, not unexpected.“
“I recommend it 100%, the place is beautiful, the people are very friendly“
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“I am so happy that they have an SOS menu. It was great to be able to relax and know that the kitchen welcomes my dietary preference. Thank you!
It seems that nearly everything is prepared to order, and as a result if coming here you should be prepared to possibly wait longer than most restaurants for your food to be ready.
I do wish there was a way for the restaurant to communicate this to avoid problems with new customers who may be expecting quicker service.“
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“Good food, every things good.“
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“I booked the Naughty Dessert Decorating Class for me and my partner, and I'm so glad I did! The experience itself was fantastic.
Austin hosted the class, he was patient and thorough in explaining the decorating process, and he made sure we were comfortable every step of the way. We had the option to decorate different shaped and flavored cookies, as well as a waffle of our choice. Overall, I highly recommend this class it's perfect for a fun date or a unique activity with friends. We had a blast and will definitely be back!“
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“Hospitality AAA FOOD AA PRICE A“
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“Check out my I G lawyer.traveler.dreamer for more footage of our experience. Bodai in Midtown Manhattan offers a rare and memorable dining experience. The restaurant blends Buddhist philosophy with royal vegetarian cuisine inspired by the Qing Palace. It was my first time trying a full vegetarian tasting menu, and I was impressed by how flavorful and creative every dish was. The mushroom dishes stood out the most, especially the Stichotas japonicus with cucumber sauce, the pan-seared boletus with green millet, and the Nepal mushroom quinoa with pepper sauce. Each course felt balanced and intentional—low oil, low sugar, and focused on natural taste. Even traditional dishes like Buddha Jumps Over the Wall and zhajiang noodles were reimagined beautifully. The dessert, called “Nectar of the Core,” was light and refreshing. Dining at Bodai feels like a calm, thoughtful journey through color, texture, and flavor. If you’re looking for an elevated vegetarian meal in NYC, this is worth a visit.“
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“Lowk had to dip early cause of a train ride but I got a fortune. It said “Today is blue!”. The employees were super nice and understood our rush to get to the train. They were even concerned the noodles would get soggy and let us know beforehand. Excellent service even better food, would highly recommend.“