BANGIA

Bangia is a Korean bar and restaurant with vibes that lasts and stick. Once those doors open, you already know it’s going to be a long fun night. They got creative drinks fused with fun Korean flavors that’s an absolute blast to quench down. Bangia does not have your typical bar food but an impressive menu of classic Korean dishes with a twist. We talking about real food that makes you drinking for hours. For a limited time during Valentine’s Day week, come in show some love with your partner, and they will show you both love with a dessert and two shots to share!

Amazing experience at Bangia NYC! The food was absolutely delicious, especially the cheesy pancake and hot soups. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and very comforting. The atmosphere was warm, cozy, and welcoming. The staff were friendly and attentive, making the whole dining experience even better. It’s a great place to relax, hang out with friends, and enjoy authentic Korean comfort food. Highly recommend Bangia if you’re looking for a cozy Korean pocha spot in NYC. I will definitely be back again!

Great late-night spot 🌙 located underground in Koreatown perfect after work, bar hopping, or a night out with classic Korean comfort food 🍲 Marinated Pork Feet is one of the "Signature" dish in Bangia, literally everyone loves it ‼️Slow-braised pork feet marinated in a soy-based sauce with garlic, ginger, and spices - I’m literally enjoy its rich texture. Spicy Stir-Fried Pork & Kimchi, every bite transported me back to Korean 🇰🇷 pork belly stir-fried with aged kimchi, absolutely is my favorite comfort food. Great drinking food, pairs with "BINGSU" literally Instagram-worthy 🍨 Make sure you get HOT TODDY in Bangia get warm, soothing, enjoyed in cold weather ⛄️ A warm food Rice Cake Oden Soup at Bangia 🍢🍲is my destination in this winter ❄️ Chewy rice cakes and fish cake simmered in a light, savory anchovy-kelp broth.

Fun place. Great atmosphere. The seafood pancake was solid and the army stew was good too. The drinks are disappointing. The yuzu soju was sweet, not much alcohol. Not worth the $18. The shaved ice was a joke. Looks nothing like the ad. And there was zero alcohol. Also not worth $18. Overall, the food and drinks were overpriced. Not a good value for money.

An underground Korean spot with a cozy & dimly lit vibe that works well for large groups thanks to its generously sized dishes. We ordered the kimchi soup, potato pancake, and marinated pork feet. The kimchi soup leaned a bit salty without much depth, though the pork feet were quite good. Service felt a bit uneven - we ran out of garlic and jalapeños for the pork feet and refills were slow. A solid spot for hanging out in a casual setting with decent Korean food.

The vibe is top tier. The music is not too loud but still has a nice atmosphere. The staffs were super nice especially the girl. She deserve a raise for sureee. The drinks selection is amazing. More options to look for.

Missing my college days at this gem! 🥹This spot where my friends and I made the best memories over endless soju and the most incredible Korean eats. Highly recommend