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Paola Baylon/Nōksu
Brynne Levy/Nōksu
Nōksu
Nōksu
Brynne Levy/Nōksu
Brynne Levy/Nōksu
Brynne Levy/Nōksu
Brynne Levy/Nōksu
Paola Baylon/Nōksu
Nōksu

Michelin Guide
Worth the step
Contemporary
The Michelin Guide's review
And now for a taste of something a bit different. In the heart of Koreatown, tucked away from the tumult and shielded behind a code-locked door, find Nōksu with its glossy black stone counter that stretches the length of the intimate room. Chef Aaron Chang and his team present enticing compositions for a tasting menu that has a Korean bearing and Nordic accent. Seafood is a serious focus with the likes of sea scallop, steamed langoustine and crisped octopus served. Seared beef striploin arranged with torched gjetost-topped eggplant and fermented soybean paste jus precisely sums up the cuisine on offer. An array of impressive treats to end the meal proves the serious approach to the experience at work here.
And now for a taste of something a bit different. In the heart of Koreatown, tucked away from the tumult and shielded behind a code-locked door, find Nōksu with its glossy black stone counter that stretches the length of the intimate room. Chef Aaron Chang and his team present enticing compositions for a tasting menu that has a Korean bearing and Nordic accent. Seafood is a serious focus with the likes of sea scallop, steamed langoustine and crisped octopus served. Seared beef striploin arranged with torched gjetost-topped eggplant and fermented soybean paste jus precisely sums up the cuisine on offer. An array of impressive treats to end the meal proves the serious approach to the experience at work here.
Location
49 W. 32nd St.New York 10001