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This new Hell's Kitchen Korean restaurant, Danji, helmed by Hooni Kim, formerly of Masa and Daniel, is a 36-seat jewel box that maximizes every inch of space. Cleverly hidden in drawers under the tables, you"ll find two menus-one featuring traditional dishes like poached sablefish and a delicious japchae (glass noodles with beef and vegetables), and one with more innovative offerings including finger-licking pork belly sliders and kimchi bacon paella with a sunnyside-up egg. Portions are small and meant to be shared, tapas style-only instead of sangria, the accompanying booze is soju or sake. An ideal pre-or-post-theater restaurant that you"ll actually want to return to even when you"ve got no plans to see a show.
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Rob Z. asks: I am fascinated by Korean food due to watching Korean dramas. I have made a dish or two at home but would love to try out an actual restaurant. I don't eat non-halal food but will eat ... More »
Kimchi-fried rice is a staple at most Korean restaurants, but at Danji, Hooni Kim's tiny Hell's Kitchen small-plates eatery, the dish reaches unexpected heights of deliciousness. Served on a sizzling hot platter, the starchy grains--bolstered with both bacon and chorizo, because one type of pork is never enough--turn brown and crispy, just like the Spanish staple, paella. The spicy fermented cabbage then lends the dish a hint of funky heat. But don't stop there--add a... More »
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