ATOMIX

Korean restaurant · Midtown East

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"Of all the places in New York City where you can spend a face-melting amount of money on dinner, Atomix in Nomad is the one that’s most likely to stick with you. Dinner takes place in a sunken lounge with a 14-seat counter around an open kitchen, and it consists of around 12 inventive courses that are Korean at heart, even if they zoom off in different directions. Expect dishes along the lines of langoustine with foie gras custard, and luxe permutations of things like cherry blossom trout, Korean mustard, and rhubarb root. At the end of your meal, you’ll get a nice keepsake: a set of flashcards with an in-depth description of every dish that you ate." - bryan kim, kenny yang

The 17 Best Korean Restaurants In NYC
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104 E 30th St, New York, NY 10016 Get directions

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