Listed below are links to reviews of Hangawi from around the web.
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more from dinesite]
"The menu at this Korean spot is all vegetarian with some very interesting offerings fit for an emperor. The atmosphere is sublime and the staff so pleasant that even if the food wasn`t great, you`d probably venture back again...."
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more from epinions]
"Every time I go to New York City, I try to hit as many vegetarian restaurants as possible. This time around, we were looking for a good Korean restaurant and happened upon Hangawi, which is vegetarian as well...."
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more from fodors]
| "Hangawi, serving "vegetarian mountain Korean cooking," holds a special place in the city's collection of vegetarian restaurants. For the full experience choose the "emperor's menu," a parade of more than 10 courses with a prix fixe of $35, designed as a c..." |
1 reviews
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more from gayot]
| "Talk about an exotic New York experience: Slip off your shoes and step into this serene, Zen-like setting, which serves the temple food of Buddhist monks---all vegetarian, all simply and beautifully prepared. Tasting menus will lead you down a magical pat..." |
1 reviews
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more from gusto]
| ""This completely vegan Korean experience is housed in an amazing setting that takes you out of the City. Highights include the hot citrus tea, pumkin porridge, skewered todok root with asparagus, and scallion pancakes etc...." |
1 reviews
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more from happycow]
| "We had reservations for dinner on a Saturday evening, and our meal was out of this world. We both ordered the seven-course prix fixe Emperor's Meal with Steamboat Soup ($37...." |
7 reviews
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more from insiderpages]
| "When I was a single guy living in NYC and I wanted to take a date to an amazing romatic restaurant that she had never been to before, Hangawi was always my #1 choice. When you walk into Hangawi it's like you are entering a Zen monastery with excellent foo..." |
6 reviews
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more from local.yahoo]
| ": Utsav delivers impeccable service and the utmost in delectable Indian food. My husband and I were in Manhattan from Houston, Texas, and we always try to make it a point to eat at an Indian restaurant in each city we visit...." |
6 reviews
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more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "In Korean culture, it is a sign of respect and tradition to do so when entering a home. It is also symbolic of entering another world, a fact that will become immediately evident as you leave behind manic Manhattan and transcend into the Zen calmness of t..." |
11 reviews
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more from strumerika]
"We started with the seamed kimchi buns, two pillows of dough with sweetly-flavored slices of kimchi inside. The texture was just dense enough with the right amount of elasticity...."
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more from supervegan]
| "The food is immaculately prepared, gorgeous flourishes on actually quite simple food that gives it the air of being rather lavish in the end. The food and decor share this sort of combination of monastic minimalism by way of well-placed, impenatrable oppu..." |
7 reviews
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more from tripadvisor]
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more from wcities]
"Make sure you wear your best socks when you come to this Korean restaurant, because all customers must leave their shoes at the door. But as long as you are prepared, the experience of dining at Hangawi will be ethereal...."
