I won't lie. I'm still devastated that they closed. They had so much going for them and so much to offer to this part of Flushing. They will be fondly remembered and I'll certainly miss the staff and their scrumptious execution of quality Korean fare.
Nathan C.
Feel sad Woori is gone all the sudden. I visit Flushing about twice a month only but I make sure I visit Woori every month. Their website is still updating somehow but no one replied my email. Wonder if they moved to a different location.
Eileen C
Typical Korean restaurant, food ranged from 9-$20 unless you get the bbq meat which then is more pricy. For 7 people it came out to be around $115 which is pretty good. Only downside was the temperature in the restaurant, the AC might have been on but not high enough and it was extremely humid that day so it would have been nice to have it higher, also the floors were really sticky
David P.
I would gave 0 star if there is one. I never had such a bad experience in nyc restaurants. One of the waitress really treat me and my friend horrible. The restaurent was like pretty much empty on Sunday afternoon. After we had lunch there and tried to stay 10 more minutes. The waitress kept bother us and even asked us to order more food to stay longer. I mean what the hack was going on. We even told her that we will call police if you try to force us leave. And she said "do it, it's not the first time someone wanna call police here" We were speechless anyway. Will never return here. Worst lunch I never had.
Steven L.
Korean comfort food at an affordable price. This place is very clean and offers a lot of Korean classic dishes like Stone Bibimbap bowls, Ddukbokki, Japchae noodles, Spicy rice cakes, seafood pancakes, Tofu kimchi soup. This place claims to make one of the best cooked rice, and they did not disappoint. Not quite sure how they make the rice, but they store it in this metal container when they bring it out, and after the rice is finished, they pour water in the bowl to make a rice/water mixture like porridge. Service is really great and attentive. Major credit cards accepted. Prices range from 10- 20 for an entrée. Priced well enough, to eat it daily.
Kamui G.
Been here 2 times and will definitely return. The staff are nice and the food's delish. Last time we went, took my husband for his birthday. I ordered the Bacon pancake and LA Galbi, while he ordered the Beef Tofu soup. We got our little one the Pork Katsu which she enjoyed/played with.
Leyi Chen
The service was good, the food was ok, not the best I've had.
Connie H
Clean and friendly restaurant. Generous portion for Japchae and tofu soup.
Aseah K.
AHHH! NEW FAVORITE KOREAN SPOT!! Seriously this place is the bomb.com. I came here with my bestie and we got the stone bibimbap + ddeukboki. SO GOOD! We basically licked both dishes clean. At the end of the meal, they give this super delicious glazed corn doughnut thing and it was so perfect~ I plan to bring all my friends here and I definitely recommend you do too! You can't go wrong with this place
Jane Y.
My first visit to Woori was from an elite event roughly 2 months ago. I've been back 4 times since. As mentioned in my review for the elite event... Woori is located in Flushing, near the police precinct and across the street from a large parking lot, Woori is adjacent to a local bank and Korean bakery sitting just underneath a hot pot restaurant and behind a bus stop. Look for the WOORI sign so you don't miss it. I love their tofu, and their rice cakes, and their hand pulled noodles. I also love their bibimbap and japchae. Everything I have tried has yet to disappoint me. Woori is a great place to enjoy with friends as not only are the food offerings plenty, the seating provides ample room to mingle and their servers are helpful, and courteous. Awesome place to visit!
For us westerners, it may seem unassuming and simple. But it is far from that. Now I may not be a food connoisseur but, I am a fat guy. So..... I went with my wife during the lull in the afternoon. Ordered the galbi and a bacon scallion pancake to go. Was greeted and taken care of by 2 very lovely and friendly ladies. Staff was cute, clean and helpful. After a few minutes we got our order and left. Got home about 20 minutes later and proceeded to see how it looked and tasted. Wow portion size is great and tasted to my liking even better. I would of posted pictures with this review however, it had a mysterious accident and fell into my stomach before I could. I'm definitely going back here for my wife's birthday next month and I'm seriously considering centering my vacation around this place.ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
Nilsa L.
In need of some good Korean food but don't feel like driving to northern boulevard? Woori is a great alternative but bring your appetite. When I'm at a Korean restaurant, I can't resist getting the seafood pancake. Their seafood pancake is average. I wish there were more scallions. But it literally came sizzling hot on the skillet so it was good. I also got the fried pork cutlet with cheese. The cutlet was huge and had a thick layer of melted cheese on top. It came with a disproportionately small amount of rice, a small amount of salad and two slices of tomato and a sauce on the side. I don't remember if I had asked for the sauce to be on the side or not but it came in a separate bowl. The food is pretty heavy and I can do without the sauce and more rice. The tomato cuts the heavy, oily cutlet. At the end of the meal, they also serve this very interesting pastry dessert treat. It's almost like a round fried dough covered in melted sugar. Again, I'd recommend Woori if you're craving Korean without traveling far.
Alice L.
I went here for the lunch special with my friends. We all ordered different things and tried each other's food. The donkatsu texture is crispy and yummy but the sauce that comes with it taste too sweet and grainy. Ramen was nothing special, just typical ramen from the package so you can skip that. The stone bibimbap was amazing! One of my favorites! Overall I would come back here. Staff is attentive. The place is clean and has a comfortable vibe. Food is great!
Rye Bread
The food was quite tasty with an affordable price tag. Lunch are discounted Mondays through Fridays 11am to 3pm. I would recommend eating here!
Tiffany Lee
Really tasty Korean food for a fair price! Everything was fresh and delicious. The service was good and attentive. They also gave us fresh homemade tofu to go before our food, three vegetable based banchans. The tofu had such a nice sauce and flavor, really great way to start the meal. The cheese dukbokki was deliciously cheesy as soon as the cheese, which wasn't melted originally when served, was mixed in with the spicy sauce. The rice cakes were soft and chewy, really delicious. The chicken wings were crispy, seasoned, though a nice little sauce or soy garlic coating would've made it even better.
I won't lie. I'm still devastated that they closed. They had so much going for them and so much to offer to this part of Flushing. They will be fondly remembered and I'll certainly miss the staff and their scrumptious execution of quality Korean fare.
Feel sad Woori is gone all the sudden. I visit Flushing about twice a month only but I make sure I visit Woori every month. Their website is still updating somehow but no one replied my email. Wonder if they moved to a different location.
Typical Korean restaurant, food ranged from 9-$20 unless you get the bbq meat which then is more pricy. For 7 people it came out to be around $115 which is pretty good. Only downside was the temperature in the restaurant, the AC might have been on but not high enough and it was extremely humid that day so it would have been nice to have it higher, also the floors were really sticky
I would gave 0 star if there is one. I never had such a bad experience in nyc restaurants. One of the waitress really treat me and my friend horrible. The restaurent was like pretty much empty on Sunday afternoon. After we had lunch there and tried to stay 10 more minutes. The waitress kept bother us and even asked us to order more food to stay longer. I mean what the hack was going on. We even told her that we will call police if you try to force us leave. And she said "do it, it's not the first time someone wanna call police here" We were speechless anyway. Will never return here. Worst lunch I never had.
Korean comfort food at an affordable price. This place is very clean and offers a lot of Korean classic dishes like Stone Bibimbap bowls, Ddukbokki, Japchae noodles, Spicy rice cakes, seafood pancakes, Tofu kimchi soup. This place claims to make one of the best cooked rice, and they did not disappoint. Not quite sure how they make the rice, but they store it in this metal container when they bring it out, and after the rice is finished, they pour water in the bowl to make a rice/water mixture like porridge. Service is really great and attentive. Major credit cards accepted. Prices range from 10- 20 for an entrée. Priced well enough, to eat it daily.
Been here 2 times and will definitely return. The staff are nice and the food's delish. Last time we went, took my husband for his birthday. I ordered the Bacon pancake and LA Galbi, while he ordered the Beef Tofu soup. We got our little one the Pork Katsu which she enjoyed/played with.
The service was good, the food was ok, not the best I've had.
Clean and friendly restaurant. Generous portion for Japchae and tofu soup.
AHHH! NEW FAVORITE KOREAN SPOT!! Seriously this place is the bomb.com. I came here with my bestie and we got the stone bibimbap + ddeukboki. SO GOOD! We basically licked both dishes clean. At the end of the meal, they give this super delicious glazed corn doughnut thing and it was so perfect~ I plan to bring all my friends here and I definitely recommend you do too! You can't go wrong with this place
My first visit to Woori was from an elite event roughly 2 months ago. I've been back 4 times since. As mentioned in my review for the elite event... Woori is located in Flushing, near the police precinct and across the street from a large parking lot, Woori is adjacent to a local bank and Korean bakery sitting just underneath a hot pot restaurant and behind a bus stop. Look for the WOORI sign so you don't miss it. I love their tofu, and their rice cakes, and their hand pulled noodles. I also love their bibimbap and japchae. Everything I have tried has yet to disappoint me. Woori is a great place to enjoy with friends as not only are the food offerings plenty, the seating provides ample room to mingle and their servers are helpful, and courteous. Awesome place to visit!
Restaurantji Recommends
For us westerners, it may seem unassuming and simple. But it is far from that. Now I may not be a food connoisseur but, I am a fat guy. So..... I went with my wife during the lull in the afternoon. Ordered the galbi and a bacon scallion pancake to go. Was greeted and taken care of by 2 very lovely and friendly ladies. Staff was cute, clean and helpful. After a few minutes we got our order and left. Got home about 20 minutes later and proceeded to see how it looked and tasted. Wow portion size is great and tasted to my liking even better. I would of posted pictures with this review however, it had a mysterious accident and fell into my stomach before I could. I'm definitely going back here for my wife's birthday next month and I'm seriously considering centering my vacation around this place.ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
In need of some good Korean food but don't feel like driving to northern boulevard? Woori is a great alternative but bring your appetite. When I'm at a Korean restaurant, I can't resist getting the seafood pancake. Their seafood pancake is average. I wish there were more scallions. But it literally came sizzling hot on the skillet so it was good. I also got the fried pork cutlet with cheese. The cutlet was huge and had a thick layer of melted cheese on top. It came with a disproportionately small amount of rice, a small amount of salad and two slices of tomato and a sauce on the side. I don't remember if I had asked for the sauce to be on the side or not but it came in a separate bowl. The food is pretty heavy and I can do without the sauce and more rice. The tomato cuts the heavy, oily cutlet. At the end of the meal, they also serve this very interesting pastry dessert treat. It's almost like a round fried dough covered in melted sugar. Again, I'd recommend Woori if you're craving Korean without traveling far.
I went here for the lunch special with my friends. We all ordered different things and tried each other's food. The donkatsu texture is crispy and yummy but the sauce that comes with it taste too sweet and grainy. Ramen was nothing special, just typical ramen from the package so you can skip that. The stone bibimbap was amazing! One of my favorites! Overall I would come back here. Staff is attentive. The place is clean and has a comfortable vibe. Food is great!
The food was quite tasty with an affordable price tag. Lunch are discounted Mondays through Fridays 11am to 3pm. I would recommend eating here!
Really tasty Korean food for a fair price! Everything was fresh and delicious. The service was good and attentive. They also gave us fresh homemade tofu to go before our food, three vegetable based banchans. The tofu had such a nice sauce and flavor, really great way to start the meal. The cheese dukbokki was deliciously cheesy as soon as the cheese, which wasn't melted originally when served, was mixed in with the spicy sauce. The rice cakes were soft and chewy, really delicious. The chicken wings were crispy, seasoned, though a nice little sauce or soy garlic coating would've made it even better.