Suishaya

Authentic Korean cuisine with Japanese touches of sushi and udon noodle bowls. The spring rolls are absolutely fantastic, get the chef sushi appetizer with chef choices of sashimi. The bibimbap bowls are absolutely to die for.... So fresh and with multiple meat or tofu options. Located in the heart of China town, enjoy people watching and fast, accurate service at this location

Pop by this little restaurant for some good food, their menu is both japanese and korean cuisines. Sushi is available here. Great/Fast service with employees able to accommodate other languages. Food (great taste) comes out steaming hot and still sizzling from the hot plate. Moody atmosphere, great for taking someone on a date!

Friends of mine took me once to this place, with Korean and Japanese styles dishes, inside Chinatown hood. If you look for a fork, knife or spoon, don't look for them, it's supposed to use your provided chopsticks and in case you order something that it's mandary in order to help eating it, they will be provided. This was my first Korean restaurant in the US, so I declined their Sushi section in the menu and I headed to the Korean dishes. First of all, you'll get some apetizers as red beans, bean spouts, carrot with chilli. First time I tried Okdol Bibimbap, it came in a really hot pan, with all the ingredients ready to be cooked in it and a small recipient with spicy sauce. You have to be fast and start mixing it to don't get your food burnt. I ordered it with spicy pork, so it was spicy and very hot, it took me more than half hour to finish it, the amount of food also was big tho. My experience was food, the food, service and the local were good. The second time I had Jam Bang with Korean noodle, also a big bowl came to the table, with the usual thick Korean noddles, mussels, shrimps and a selection of vegetables. As it was raining it was the perfect choice, it was both hot and spicy. The noodles and the soup were tasty and flavourful, I usually don't eat soup but this one it was really worth it. As I came with some friends both times I tried Bulgogi Beef, that was pretty good. The only bad things is they don't have beer nor home made tea, so don't expect anything good for drink. The second time the fire alarm was triggered as some dishes are really hot and smoke comes out of them, but it's a mere anecdote.