Atoboy is a korean restaurant New York located in New York.
43 E 28th St New York , NY 10016 United States
Reservations | Yes |
Credit Cards | Yes |
Outdoor Seating | No |
Menus | Dinner |
Drinks | Wine, Cocktails |
Some excellent dishes (cucumber with scallop , tartare , squid , pork jowl ), easy sharing menu, but oddly unfinished decor. $36 for 3 dishes. Good Korean tapas .
$36 for 3 items off the menu . What a bang for your buck! The big standouts are the pork jowl and sunchoke . Surprisingly filling but you'll still have space for desserts . All cocktails include soju !
So many great dishes. The eggplant , tartare , mackeral, chicken , pork jowel are all great. Mix the egg (+truffle ) and corn in with the seasonal rice and thank me later!
Such interesting bright flavors! Corn and egg were just as good as expectedz. The star was the pork jowl and the surprise of the night was the chicken with spicy peanut butter . SO crispy- mind blown!
Awesome. Modernized Korean - a play on banchan - $36 for 3 courses. Everything was great, highlights: brisket , tartar , corn , clam . Nice wines by the glass.
Terrific addition to the neighborhood . The Korean tapas were all delicious w/ scallop , little neck clam , egg , mackerel , pork jowl , and seasonal rice as stand outs. Too bad they don't serve makgeolli .
Get the granita . Burrata and cinnamon granita sounds weird but excellent combo of flavors and textures: sweet, tart , creamy, crunchy
We did the best thing someone can do there if in a big group! Get every single dish in the menu and enjoy! Great service, atmosphere and food. Drink menu can be improved!
Outstanding service (comparable to pre covid times) and fine food. The tasting menu started really well (dubu mousse & salmon ) but it went down hill in the last courses. Deserts were embarrassing.
The entire menu is incredible. It's $36 for 3 dishes and amazing rice . The eggplant is the best.
Expect a fun dinner with a variety of small, pretty and creative dishes in an industrial environment. Definitely not your typical Korean fare, but I much preferred this to any restaurant in KTown.
Korean tapas with a modern twist. Each tapa is packed with flavor on every bite. 3 course fixed priced meal at $39. Their specialty rice of the day is worth the extra 2 dollars.
Chawanmushi with crispy quinoa and sea urchin is amazing! The chef is creative with the mix of ingredients and presentation. Great discovery!
Modern, nuanced Korean food in dainty portions. Excellent value for the quality of the cooking. The grey concrete decor may be too minimal for some: the place is reminiscent of a parking garage .
Excellent food. Menu changes frequently. And I love the restaurant design. Super modern. Def will come back
excellent meal. loved the octopus , fried chicken ($21 add-on), sunchokes , the burrata on the radicchio, lotus root , et al.
NYT ** (2017): "Lotus root ; black sea bass ; tartare ; corn ; sunchoke ; octopus ; mackerel ; pork jowl ; panna cotta ; sujeonggwa granita ."
Get the fried chicken—it’s worth the add-on price and enough for 2-3 people to share. The octopus and pork belly were great; chrysanthemum was good; cod was so-so.
Great Korean small plates : $36/person is a good deal for the quality. Best dishes: corn , fried chicken , octopus , pumpkin tart
Cucumber , Littleneck Clam , Seasonal Rice 🙌
New Korean... Not sure if it's actually really all that Korean but it's really good! The small dishes don't look too big but they'll fill you up. Menu is always changing.
Fantastic meal. Didn’t have a favorite dish because everything was delish. Beef Tartare , salmon , sunchokes and octopus were standouts
Go with 6 people and you can order the whole menu!
Amazing ambiance for the price point! Personal faves include the tartare , sunchoke , and octopus !
Stop everything you're doing and eat here. Don't sleep on: the corn , steamed egg + uni, pork , and seasoned rice .
Mackerel was very good. Sunchoke was standout. If you are vegetarian , I recommend getting 3 sunchoke dishes. It's worth it.
Finish the meal off with the Sujeonggwa Granita and a Corn Silk tea
Super yummy and the 6 plates for $36 is a great deal. It may not seem like a lot of food, but it is! Soju Drinks are just ok. Grüener wine option was good.
Every dish hit a high bar , but the two standouts were the sunchokes and littleneck clams
Get the sunchokes , broccoli rabe , steak tartare , and most important the peanut butter chicken !!!!!!
Go for the $2 upgrade from white to seaweed rice ! Fried chicken and corn dishes were standouts.
Unique and delicious. Best to go with a small group to try multiple dishes.
Lotus root , fried chicken with peanut sauce , and seaweed rice without hesitation!
Awesome and unique food in an industrial space. $42 for 3 dishes.
Familiar Korean flavors interpreted in innovative ways. Sleeper hit: the honey panna cotta .
Fried chicken is a must! Squash , Halibut , Pork collar are a must.
Espectacular! Great match between korean and everything else
Leek , little neck clam , tartare , egg with uni, sunchoke , fried chicken
Lotus root , sweet potato , and egg 😋 but stick to white rice to not distract from flavors of the dishes
Beautiful space, friendly service and interesting takes on Korean small plates . The egg uni dish is a must. Also, loved the tartare . Affordable and great for a catch up dinner or date.
Speedy and pleasant — desserts are my faves here!
beautiful, interesting dishes but are hit/miss in terms of flavor payoff
Heavenly Asian fusion dishes. Sunchoke is definitely must order!
It was ok. It wasn’t terrible, just underwhelming. Beautiful plating but the taste for 50/50 of dishes underdelivers. The cod particularly was disappointing.
It sounds crazy but the corn is the best part. Must order
Pear sangria is worth the headache it'll inevitably give you.
Home run. And so well priced. I love it.
Sunchokes w/ Oyster mushroom , Black Truffle , Orange
More affordable sister restaurant of pre-fixe Atomix
Amazing menu which sets my expectation high. The actual food is okay but the egg is too sweet for my taste.
The kimchi fried rice with egg and cheese, galbi, and ogam gulgukbab are a must try. There's always a line so expect a wait and arrive with whole party to be seated. - Tom
Trendy/hipster new Korean spot in town. Get the budae jigae for two and the pork belly or fried rice cake! - Tiffany
The Guinness was very good and we had some chilli beef nachos which where awesome - Jim Kirkby
For those who like to lounge, this lovely cafe serves fried hodduk and Toby's Estate coffee. Both are great! - Caro Chon
Great hidden spot for cocktails. If there’s a wait (it’s tiny), they will text you when a spot is ready. - Kat