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Talk about an exotic New York experience: Slip off your shoes and step into this serene, Zen-like setting, where simply and beautifully prepared vegetarian cuisine is served. Some ingredients and recipes are based on the temple food of Buddhist monks. The prix-fixe tasting menu will lead you down a magical path. Offerings change every month, but you might encounter a platter of stuffed...
An "experience to be savored", this K-town vegetarian "revelation" offers "sublime" Korean food, "attention-to-detail" service and a "tranquil", "templelike" setting where "shoes come off at the door"; perhaps "you won't believe you spent so much for vegetables", but to most it's "worth every penny."
Providing a well-curated menu of healthy vegetarian offerings, this Koreatown haunt is a veritable shrine to vegetarian cuisine with a decidedly and not unexpected Asian milieu. Aside from ensuring that meat doesn't get past the door, Hangawi offers one of the best selections of gluten-free Asian cuisine in the city, replete with tofu-infused options, and entrees like organic, gluten-free zen...
Korean shrine to vegetarianism won't leave meat-lovers b@!%hing. Shakes up staid vegetarian routine with leek and kimchi pancakes and intense soups. Dozens of complex, eclectic variations on tofu, which suddenly seems vastly underrated. Minimal, low-slung, friendly, with even mix of Koreans and foodies. Seems far, far away from dirty mid-30's street scene. Breathe deep and zen out.