Gahwa

One of the great restaurants in NY. We always order the spicy yukaejang beef soup and ask for it mild. So they add their famous beef bone broth to it which makes it the best in town. We also always order the bibimbap in stone pot, making crispy rice edges. Our cravings for these dishes come about once a month!

Gahwa Seolleongtang is a place I usually visit for their seolleongtang or doganitang, but their assorted bossam is also outstanding, and the Gahwa bibimbap is truly delicious. If you haven’t tried their bossam or bibimbap yet, I highly recommend giving them a try. I’ve been coming here since I first arrived in New York 15 years ago, and throughout all these years, they have consistently maintained the same great taste and level of service. Highly recommend!

Definitely a place to try the 🍲beef bone soup! Seems like their best best iconic dish. It was really really high quality, creamy and thick with lots of ingredients inside. The ❤️‍🔥pork with veggie was a big plate to share. Pork belly is chewy and neck meat melts in your mouth. Their 🧡kimchi was really delicious as well, especially the radish one. They have their master recipe. Would like to visit and try other things next time. The only thing I have comments is the services. When I asked for recommendations, the server had no patience and responded “everything!” then left…

Super empty on a weekday/friday night, went trick or treating with my niece and nephew and their kiddie friends and we were looking for a place nearby for food, decided to drop by since they were still open (closes at 9:20pm), there was only one other table with customers finishing their meal when we walked in. We got some soup and japchae and seafood pancakes to share, the beef bone soup was without salt so you'd have to add your own, there's a bowl of scallion too. Japchae was good and flavorful. Tofu soup was spicy but decent in flavor. Probably not my first choice in the area but ok for old ppl who can't have too much salt and needs to eat healthy. Lots of space and no crowd.

I bumped into this seemingly really authentic and traditional Korean restaurant while in Flushing. The vibe is very local - serving mostly residents living nearby, but also welcoming strangers lol. It’s very home-cooked, kinda like mom or grandma’s type of food. A solid choice if you want a simple, homey meal!