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Korean restaurant

ODRE

Manhattan·4.5 (161)·$90–100

Nestled in the vibrant East Village, ODRE-meaning “Welcome” in a cherished Korean dialect-enchants with its prix fixe menu of rustic yet refined dishes, spotlighting pristine seasonal ingredients and culminating in a gamasot-prepared Bansang of made-to-order banchan, fluffy rice, and soul-warming soup. The minimalist dining room, with its sleek cement walls and grayscale artistry, sets an intimate stage for modern Korean artistry from the acclaimed Hand Hospitality team behind Atoboy and Ariari. Celebrated by The Infatuation and Michelin Guide inspectors alike, ODRE delivers comforting flavors-like perfectly steamed monkfish in tangy kimchi juice and crispy lamb pancakes-in an accessible $42 format that feels like a luxurious discovery, ideal for those seeking cultural depth and culinary poetry.

The details

Category
Korean restaurant
Address
199 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003
Phone
(646) 484-6950
Website
odrenyc.com

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