Ms Yoo

I've had Ms. Yoo on my list for a while so was super excited to try! We came here at 6pm on a Friday and I was a bit surprised it was quite empty. When we got there, we were the only patrons there and during our time, 2 other parties came. Perhaps it has more of a late night crowd? The service was amazing! Everyone was so friendly and kind. There was also a live DJ at the barWe arrived in time for happy hour and we thought overall the HH was a great deal. For food we got:- Yoo loaded fries: good!- Kpop chicken sliders: the sauce was sooooo good. The chicken pieces were quite thick! - Tteok n cheese (I think large?): It was good but I probably wouldn't order it again. seems a bit over priced, even at HH prices- Volcano kimchi fried rice: quite the table side show. It was good (but is it worth $17?) For drinks we got (I am not quite certain of this list): stairway to heaven, Winter sonanta, booze over flowers, the naked rage. Regardless of what exactly we got, we loved them all! I'm really glad I tried Ms. Yoo and I would recommend them for the HH

First off - love the kdrama references in the cocktail names! Such a fun little detail. Overall this spot has a cute and fun vibe, and was very inviting for me and my friend. The drinks were also pretty good - sweet and refreshing. There is a good amount of seating, and when my friend and I came by at 7pm, it was not very crowded at all. But it definitely got busier later in the night. Definitely seems like a fun spot!

Came here for a party and LOVED it!! Karl and Nikki the bartenders were absolutely amazing. I would definitely come back here to host my own party in the future. Great vibes, staff, and drinks... what more could you ask for?!

Fun Korean fusion gastropub that has party-like energy and bartenders that serve great drinks. The menu is straightforward Korean fusion that's well executed. There's a great happy hour at this spot as well. The restaurant is pretty loud and you'll easily find people singing and dancing. Highly recommend this place as an after work dinner or place to decompress after a long day.

Came here for an event and was blown away. The venue was so gorgeous with the decorations all over complimenting the mood lighting and the food was delicious. The drinks were also great -- loved my mocktail. There is a decent amount of space for a crowd and the servers are so friendly!! Highly recommend for events or even just for dinner or a bite.

Ms Yoo is such an affordable option for brunch on the weekend! Things that I loved: - There are Happy Hour specials on Saturdays - The staff were friendly and accommodating - The food was on point! You must try the Biria tacos. - There are a variety of crafty cocktails. - Location, location, location! It's a short walk from many trendy bars. Making reservations are highly suggested as this is a trendy restaurant in a popular neighborhood. Overall, you should definitely give this restaurant a try.

came here 8pm on a friday with a reservation. there were a good amount of people but not packed. we got a table for 2 and ordered a drink each. the servers were very nice about it (sometimes i feel like they get upsetti spaghetti at you for not ordering a lot) which set good vibes. the drinks were PHENOMENAL. i got the taro and sesame oil drink (forgot their names). you could taste each element of the drink and how they complemented each other. genius idea!!!! it's so hard to find asian inspired drinks and this place definitely satisfied my asian drink craving. 10/10 would come back!!! only critique is that the music is very loud. probably perfect if you don't want to actually listen to your date though LOL!

Came here for a holiday party. First impression is that this is a very feminine bar. Brightly lit up pink, floral decor, with other interesting ornamental fixtures, which overall gives it that vibe I described earlier.The two bartenders I've ordered drinks from are super friendly and know how to make a mean cocktail right in front of you. Make sure you tip them well. Cocktail size is smaller than you'd expect, but it's $10, not $15, so reasonable per NYC standards.

The decor of this spot was really well done! A nice potential date spot if decor and vibes are main priority. The wait staff were also very friendly but I think that's as far as it goes in terms of the good points.The food was very..... meh. I came with a couple friends and we ordered a spread for the table to share. The Nachos were nothing special and the toppings were very unevenly distributed. There also wasn't a lot of meat on it..The shrimp tacos tasted ok. They were crispy but cold or room temp at best.We also got the Tteok and cheese - a fusion take on tteokbokki but using a mac n cheese sauce as opposed to the traditional red gochujang sauce. I could see the inspiration but it was poorly executed. It comes in two sizes - we opted for the small which was very small in my opinion (especially for the price). But even so, we didn't finish it because it was so underwhelming.The kimchi rice was presented on a searing hot skillet, to which scrambled egg was poured on top at the table. It was cool to see, but tasted pretty bad. The rice was bland and I think there was definitely less than 2 strips of bacon in the dish (possibly even less than 1) which is a bit ridiculous in my opinion, given it was $24. Maybe it's a spot for drinks but will definitely not be eating here again. So so disappointing as the concept is cool and the venue was nicely decorated and staffed.

Went here for a date it was very empty which I guess could be good or bad. The place was very pretty and the drinks were okay. They have happy hour! Cant comment on food but service was very good.