Elevated Korean dining w/ Joseon dynasty inspiration. Tasting menus incl. veg option.
Experience an elevated take on Korean cuisine inspired by the Joseon dynasty at this Rockefeller Center gem. Offering two distinct tasting menus, including a vegetarian option, the restaurant reimagines traditional dishes with refined flavors and high-quality ingredients. The vibrant, glass-enclosed dining space provides a unique atmosphere for a memorable meal.
NARO offers an elevated Korean dining experience with a focus on Joseon dynasty-inspired cuisine. It features two tasting menus, with a vegetarian option available. Dishes like mandu and bibimbap are presented with refined flavors and high-quality ingredients. The salmon appetizer, beef tteokgalbi, and a donut with banana custard dessert have been specifically praised.
"The fried chicken sandwich is noted as amazing and huge. The lunch tasting menu, including dishes like salmon appetizer, beef tteokgalbi, and a donut with banana custard, is highly recommended for its value and quality."
Customers express high satisfaction, praising the value of the lunch tasting menu and the overall quality of the food and service, with many planning return visits.
Important Note
Reservations may not be the easiest to secure.
"The commenter mentions having a meal at Naro for 16 people that cost around the specified budget per person."
Positive"The commenter expresses interest in visiting Naro personally, noting the menu looks great, even if it's not chosen for the original event."
Positive"Naro is suggested as a dining option."
Positive"Naro is mentioned positively as a restaurant that the commenter loved."
Positive"The commenter found Naro's $30 lunch to be amazing and is planning to return during the week."
Positive"The commenter found Naro's $30 two-course or $42 three-course lunch to be a great value with yummy food in a nice space with great service. They have made a second reservation."
Positive"The user is looking for East Asian cuisine recommendations in NYC for lunch, dinner, and brunch, with a preference for Korean, Japanese, and regional Chinese. They are staying in Midtown and are open to traveling for good food, but prefer to be within a 20-minute walk of the theater district for dinner."
Neutral"This restaurant located in Rockefeller Center might be a good option for a birthday dinner, especially if considering seafood."
Neutral"User recommends NARO, describing it as an elevated Korean restaurant."
Positive"Naro is listed as a Korean restaurant located in the concourse."
Neutral"The commenter suggests Naro in Rockefeller Center for its great Korean food. They also mention its daily happy hour from 5-6 PM, which could offer budget-friendly options, and its reasonable distance from the user's theater."
Positive"Praises Naro's chicken sandwich as amazing and huge."
Positive"The commenter simply stated "Naro", implying a preference for it over Nobu 57 in response to the original post's question about which to choose."
Positive"The commenter recommends Naro, suggesting it's associated with a currently top-rated restaurant team, contrasting it with Nobu's past peak."
Positive"Included Naro in a list of recommended Midtown spots for corporate events with great vegetarian options, mentioning its tasting menu didn't take too long."
Positive"Acru (Naro) would be an accessible tasting menu from the atomix group but is not the easiest to get reservations."
Neutral"Danji or Naro would be two suggestions"
Neutral"NARO (bar)"
Neutral"Suggesting NARO Terrace"
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