Woorijip, New York, New York, Korean Restaurant Details

Food:

I work around the corner from Woorijip and go there often. It's inexpensive and there's a lot of variety. Some of the set meals are a bit large but you can get smaller portions of sides and make a meal of them. It gets really crowded around lunch time but the workers there are efficient about keeping the line moving.

Food:

Cafeteria style restaurant with food charged by weight. This is a great opportunity to try many Korean delights if you're new to the game. Otherwise, pile on the favorites.

My favorites include kimchi fried rice and bulgogi beef.

Food:

So much variety in such a small place. Woorjip is a great place to visit, especially if you are on a budget, and want a good meal. The kimchi fried rice reigned supreme.

Food:

I love this place, simply because of the variety of food you can get and how cheap it is (7.99/lb) - assuming that you don't eat monster quantities of food. When I do come here, it is usually in the mornings right before the rush-hour lunch and food is usually pretty fresh.

On the other hand, there's like no way to tell how much you're getting on your plate - so it's easy to fill up 2-3 lbs of food and then be surprised when your lunch suddenly costs 15-22 dollars after tax. Better to be stingy and then grab more later? Yums.

Food:

The quality of food is not excellent, but definitely above average. If you have a hankering for a wide array of a la carte Korean nibbles, then come here for a quick meal.

- black bean noodles (jja jjang myun)
- spicy seafood noodle soup (jjahm bbong)
- spicy rice cakes (dduk bohk kee)
- kimchi fried rice
- more!

Everything is weighed at a certain price per pound. As of 11/2014, it's $7.99 / pound.