Gomi Korean Wine Bar

Loved the vibe and staff here! I came on a weekday, so it was pretty slow. We sat at the bar (which was a lovely vibe) and got to chat with the owner quite a bit and he was SO friendly and fun to talk to. The wines here vary from different parts of South America to many Spanish wines to random likings of the owners. Everything that I tried was great. I really just loved the fusion here between Brazilian culture and Korean culture, which is something that you never see. I would definitely come back to try some of the food here, chat more with the owner (genuinely, such a great person), and of course, drink more wine.

Super cute place. We needed a drink after walking around the area to kill time before our NYE boat cruise and this seemed to be the winner. I just wanted a glass of wine and they happened to have an extensive selection. They were nice enough to let us try both orange options we had. My friend and I both opted for the sweeter option from Portugal. I'm a little bummed we couldn't try their food. We sat at the high stool facing the street so people watching was awesome. Service was great

Great selection of wine and beverages, excellent mini gyoza and also one of the best bowls of seafood ramen I've ever had. Want to try one of their more international dishes next time as well. Recommended!

This place seems to have lost a step. The owner still knows his wines well and super friendly as ever. The wait staff however tend to not be as knowledgeable about the wines or other aspects of the menu. Decent selection of wines but recommend sitting at the bar for a better experience overall. The wings were super crunchy BUT flavor was okay. We got the spicy Brazilian wings. They tasted like they were doused in a hot sauce rub (not in a good way) and felt fairly dry like they could have benefited from a dipping sauce. You can't do half and half to try multiple flavors but that may just be because they're made to order.Also, avoid the house wine. They may rotate them but last two times, they were not as expected and slightly oxidized

Came around opening on a Thursday and there was nobody at the restaurant, but it got much busier as the night progressed. The restaurant accommodates both small and large groups and seems to be a great date spot. They have happy hour with some drinks and small appetizers - we got the chicken wings (tastes OK) but felt like we could have skipped it. They have a large menu selection but we opted for the pork belly ssam (available Thu-Sun), kimichi fried rice and the picanha fatiada (steak). All of the food was decent, but nothing great enough for me to want to come back. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful though, so if you want a place with great service and vibes, this would be the spot.

This place is awesome! They don't take reservations so we walked in on a Saturday at around 6pm and the place was about 1/4 full. My party of 2 was able to be seated right away. The place is dark and cozy without feeling too crowded. The large wine selection was on great display. I really liked the vibe! They have HH from 5-7 from Tuesday through Sunday I believe. The HH deals are pretty decent! They had a special wine that was $7/glass. I really liked it actually! We also got the wings from the HH menu in the soy garlic flavor and they were great. We got the corn cheese as well which was good but nothing spectacular. We also wanted to get a glass of wine and couldn't choose between 2 and they were very kind enough to let us taste both of them. We got the kimchi fried rice and the soft tofu soup. Both were really REALLY good. I'm Korean and was impressed by the soup. The owner and wait staff were all so friendly and kind to us. I would definitely recommend this place and can't wait to go again!

Great Korean wine bar in the East Village! Wines by the glass are about $11-15 so not too bad. Service is friendly as well. We ordered the Bo ssam and I was hoping it was more of the traditional braised pork belly, but it was fried like Samgyubsal. Still delicious but thought it was a bit pricey for the amount of meat you get. Broccoli rabe was okay - nothing mind blowing. Good place to start the night at!!

I've walked by this place several times and was happy that we spontaneously decided to try this one random Saturday evening.We were surprised that happy hour was available for a Saturday. I got to try the Korean beer. It tasted like an even lighter Heineken.We split some happy hour cheeses and meats as well as chicken wings. They were ok. Not something that would draw me back.We then got some things off the happy hour menu. The server was right. The broccolini was bomb! I would come back here again for it even if it's not on the happy hour menu during happy hour so I can pair it with the Korean beer. We also shared the japchae, which was also average.

Good food but found it a little odd how the Tonkatsu entree and the Skillets came without rice and how that needed to be ordered separately, hence the 3/5 and not a 4.The Bibimbap was enjoyable (4/5) and the Chicken Tonkatsu was also decently prepared (4/5) but -1 for the lack of complimentary rice. Went with a bunch of friends and took a bunch of bites of their respective orders. Had higher expectations from the Fried Chicken since I've had great Korean Fried Chicken around the city. Nonetheless, this place is decent and maybe next time I'd like to try their wine collection.

Such a chilling and cozy restaurant.Happy hour wine for $7 and beer for $5 until 7pm.Me and my friend had two wines each.Why not right?The staffs are very friendly and attentive.Try their spicy sauce. It is epic.