Travel & Stay

Our favorite spot in K-town for fresh grilled meats and sides!

For more casual vibes, this is where we gravitate for shareable plates and soju. You can’t go wrong with an army stew to share.

Legend has it that Sumin once ate an entire cheesecake from here in one sitting. Not your typical NY cheesecake, Eileen’s is super light and melts away in your mouth.

The best Korean fried chicken chain around - get the soy garlic wings and some beer, you won’t regret it.

The only Eric-approved spot for pho in the city. Get the House Special Pho which comes with bone marrow and a crispy breadstick. Pricy but worth it.

A solid spot for classic dim sum. Sumin’s must-gets: turnip cake, fried taro pork dumplings, shrimp rice rolls. Eric’s must-gets: stuffed crab claw, siu mai, lotus leaf-wrapped sticky rice.

For something different, go here for casual Hong Kong-style dishes - Sumin’s go-to order is the baked fried rice w/ pork chop and the peanut butter toast w/ condensed milk.

Our favorite spot in Manhattan for authentic Thai cuisine and innovative cocktails - make sure to reserve ahead of time, it’s very popular.

For a refreshing sweet treat, Heytea never disappoints. With multiple new locations, it’s worth a visit.