8 Best Korean Restaurants near Ridgefield

“If you're not sure where to eat in the area, look no further than Karden. So delicious! The potato jeon is a modern take on a classic and will definitely be a favorite for anyone wanting to ease into trying Korean food for the first time. The vegetable bibimbap was also great, my only feedback on this was that the banchan came with a pork soup and I am Muslim. In the future, they might want to ask and offer an alternative soup or broth that is vegetarian to pair with the vegetable bibimbap. All together this was truly food that rivals the expensive Korean restaurants of New York. The more reasonable price point doesn't take from the quality of the food whatsoever. It feels very much like the recipes worked on with close attention and the environment reflects it as well. I'd recommend this place for a first date, a special occasion, or to eat a meal that fills your stomach and mind. I found myself excited to try banchan I'd normally overlooked like acorn jelly. Lastly the service is stellar and your cup is never empty. Please check out this woman owned business! The owner put her whole heart into this restaurant and it shows.“

“I wish I lived closer. I drove to this location from Westchester, NY and it was worth the trip. It was my first time trying Korean food and I'm obsessed. Every single thing was absolutely delicious. The corn dogs and the fried chicken with onions made my weekend. I also tried a variety of drinks, the plum soda and a variety of fruit juices with real fruit. I recommend them all. The service was amazing as well.

Parking: There's parking available

Kid-friendliness: My kids enjoyed this place.“

“Delicious chicken every time and owners are great“

“Amazing food. Huge Portions. Excellent service. My only complaint is that I live 4 hours away. 😭“

“A lovely restaurant serving goat meat!The ladies that run this restaurant are very friendly. We ordered seafood pancake, braised belt fish, and small black goat stew. All 3 are unforgettable and pleasantly surprising.The black goat soup has a very unique combination of spices and the goat is not tamy at all! It comes with a side of chili paste and gochujang.Braised belt fish has a generous portion and looks spicier than it tastes. I wish it could be spicier though :pThe pancake is huge although it costs over $20. It's very crispy and looks like the dough was deep fried - definitely a cheat meal for us!Would come in again for their steamed goat which is their signature.No reservation needed. Plenty of parking in the lot behind the restaurant“

“Dumplings, noodles, soups, rice cakes, acorn jellies, and more. Might as well be in Korea. Signage is in Korean, but don’t worry, menu has English. And they ask about spice tolerance. Everything is made there including Soba and the fermented veg. This is the real deal, a true can’t miss, and is in the same shopping center as the best Korean Market in NJ. Highest recommendation“

“Very surprised so much negative comments, because the hambient is good, the people who attempt are always different and I have been all pleasant, the super food I love, the place is not so modern but it is super I recommend it. [Original] Muy sorprendida tanto comentarios negativos, porque el hambiente es bueno, las personas que atienen siempre son diferentes y me an salido todos agradables, la comida super me encanta, el lugar no es tan moderno pero es super yo lo recomiendo.“

“I would give this place 6 stars if I could. I live in Jersey City and dreaded the day I had to leave so-cool Brooklyn to go across the river. Super H-Mart was one of the places that comforted the blow though I actually like where I live...except the Jersey drivers. That’s another review. The food court has some of the best Korean I’ve had for reasonable prices because yeah Korean food generally is not cheap. The selection of Korean beef products for a meagan (meat eater) like me is a God send. You want some exotic brown rice? Bam! They got it. Great fresh seafood with a salesman speaking Korean? There! Obscure Korean “Transformers” for the kids. They have it too. The list goes on and I’m always happy to see the Korean bread lady with dreads giving out free samples when I exit. Someone put her in a movie cameo!“