Authentic Korean flavors, praised for exceptional Galbi Jjim and Kimchi Jjim. A top Manhattan spot for Naengmyeon.
This Korean eatery is a standout in Manhattan for its authentic flavors and welcoming atmosphere. Diners rave about dishes like the Kimchi Jjim, which comes with ample banchan and tender pork, and the highly praised Galbi Jjim. It's also a prime destination for Naengmyeon, with many considering it the best in the borough.
This Korean restaurant is highly praised for its authentic flavors. Standout dishes include the Kimchi Jjim, noted for its tender pork and generous banchan, and the Galbi Jjim, which is described as exceptionally good. It's also frequently recommended for its Naengmyeon (cold noodles), with some considering it the best in Manhattan.
"Highly recommended dishes include the Kimchi Jjim, Galbi Jjim, and Naengmyeon (cold noodles). Other praised items are gamjatang and steamed skate."
Customers generally have a very positive view of the restaurant, with many highlighting the authentic Korean cuisine and pleasant atmosphere. Specific dishes like the Kimchi Jjim and Galbi Jjim are frequently praised, and many consider it a top spot for Naengmyeon in Manhattan.
Important Note
One user mentioned that while Olle serves good naengmyeon in Manhattan, the quality might not match that found in Queens. Another commenter advised double-checking for wheelchair accessibility.
"The author states that while there are many Korean restaurants in the area, Olle serves particularly excellent Galbi Jjim."
Positive"This place is recommended for Korean noodles. The commenter clarified that they meant Olle, not Dubuhaus, when mentioning it."
Positive"This commenter prefers mul nengmyeon during summers for its ice broth, contrasting with a preference for hot and spicy foods to beat the heat, citing a Korean idiom."
Neutral"The mul Naengmyeon at this K-Town establishment is described as quite good."
Positive"Olle is mentioned as a place to get naengmyeon, specifically as part of a recent discussion on spicy Korean cold noodles."
Neutral"Olle is highly recommended, particularly for its gamjatang and steamed skate, impressing even picky Korean eaters."
Positive"This user enjoys the icy version of the naengmyeon from Noon Noodles."
Positive"Olle in Manhattan is considered decent for nengmyun. The user also mentions Hanjoo in Flushing (which changed from pear to apple in their dish) and Mapo BBQ for their chewy noodles and good broth."
Neutral"This user expresses a strong desire to try the noodles at Olle."
Positive"This user vouches for Olle and compliments the original poster's taste."
Positive"The user recommends Olle or Noona Noodles in Ktown for naengmyeon, and Moono for Pyongyang naengmyeon. They also suggest Guksu Jip in Murray Hill, Queens."
Positive"This user agrees with the recommendation for Olle, stating they yearn for Olle's noodles over instant versions."
Positive"Olle in Ktown is highly recommended as potentially the best in Manhattan for Naengmyeon. The owners also run PyeongAnDong in Fort Lee, which is known for its Naengmyeon."
Positive"Olle in Ktown is recommended for bibim guksu or naengmyeon."
Neutral"Olle was included in a list of restaurants in Midtown that are good for solo visits."
Neutral"A restaurant located on the corner of 30th and Madison is mentioned positively."
Positive"A user stated that Olle is the best place for naengmyeon in Manhattan."
Positive"Olle was listed as a place in Koreatown, Manhattan, that serves naengmyeon, although the quality might not match Queens."
Neutral"Author 'justflipping' recommended Olle as a Korean dining option, in response to a request for casual Korean or fried chicken places in Manhattan. The commenter also advised to double-check for wheelchair accessibility for this and other recommendations."
Positive"Lists Olle as a good dining option in or around K-Town, likely for Korean BBQ."
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