Plan B

When all the bars in K-Town NYC are full and have pretty long lines, Plan B is there for you! Definitely a memorable name and experience.They do provide food but my friend and I only went for drinks. Yogurt Soju is amazingly sweet and juicy. The K-Town Martini definitely takes some getting use to - the taste going down is good but the aftertaste is just like the medicine you took as a kid. It definitely does the job though as an alcoholic drink lol just be mindful of the aftertaste.Service was amazing and attentive and they play a lot of good music!

The trick is to go at an odd time. I've gone twice during the week around 6:30/7 and it's nearly empty! The food is on the pricier side of ktown, but it's so good. My friends and I love the wings, bulgogi fries and kinchi carbonara! Part of the toppings on the fries were cold which is a little strange but it's so yummy that we can look past it.

Nice, fancy ambiance. All the drinks and food we ordered came very quickly. In terms of food, we ordered the smoky truffle fries and cheese spam fries. Both were great. The cheese spam fries did catch us off guard because they were literal deep fried spam slices. We were expecting fries with cut up spam on top ahaha, should have read the menu more carefully

We came here on a rainy Sunday night and were seated immediately. It was pretty empty inside and dimly lit. We got the Kimchi Carbonara and it was amazing! Definitely on par with places in LA Ktown. This would be a great night spot to come with friends. The only thing that was a little off was the service - we had to wave down the server every time to order, for utensils, and to get the bill. I was definitely surprised since there was only 2 other parties in the entire restaurant.

It was a cute place that my friend and I found on a Saturday night after restaurant hopping. The ambiance was chill the music was great! Cute place for a date night I must say. My food was okay. I got something with noodles. I wasn't too familiar with the menu but I was shocked that my noodles were a cold but it was still good nevertheless. (It's supposed to be a cold dish). I ordered a lychee soju drink that was delicious but definitely lacking alcohol. I would recommend this place. Just be sure to know what you're ordering in advance.

This place is a little hard to find but it's the second floor of the building where there are multiple hot spots in ktown! It was a lot more spacious that I expected when I walked in (so a good place for groups), and I got myself on the waitlist but got seated pretty fast even though there were 6 medium parties ahead of us! The soju cocktails are pretty sweet and don't really taste like alcohol (if you like this then this is the place for you). The food portions are a little small, but we enjoyed eating the rose ttokbokki with the rice cakes fried, which was THE MOVE (highly recommend). Service here is also pretty nice as they're attentive and speedy with what we need!

I had dinner and drinks here on a Saturday night. It was the only place that didn't have lines of people waiting over an hour to get a table.The staff was accommodating very welcoming when we came in. The ambiance is nice but dark, more of an after drinks lounge vibe, not so much dinner. My friend and I had drinks and we tried their seafood topokki & fried calamari. Both were really good and filling. It's on the 2nd floor and you can easily take the stairs instead of the elevator. Not sure if it'll be my first pick but if all else fails and you're starving or just want to grab some drinks, it's plan b just like it's name

came here on a wednesday night to catch up with three of my girlfriends and we were all super excited to try this spot because it's been forever since we dined in Ktown and wanted some yummy Korean noms. Unfortunately, we were all super disappointed by the portion sizes and some of the dishes. It's one of those spots that's aesthetically good looking but lacked so much for our hungry bellies. We ordered four food items and and a pineapple soju.Corn Cheese - 1/5 super small portion and barely any corn. It was mostly breadcrumbs and I think carrots?? underneath the cheese. How can they mess up corn cheese??? seriously wouldn't recommend. Bulgogi burger - 2/5 no flavor and bulgogi pieces were dry af. Whatever the tempura crispy topping was on top of the meat also didn't add anything to the burger other than texture and soooo much kale it could have been a veggie burger. Only the side of fries were good and crispy. Rose ricecakes - 3/5 the ttekbboki was chewy and paired well with the sauce but it was ALL sauce for like 5 pieces of ricecakes 3 little mozzarella sticks 2 pieces of fishcake and an egg - seriously overpriced for the serving. We saved the sauce on the side to dip the fries in cause we weren't gonna let it go to wasteSoy garlic wings - 4/5 super crunchy but also juicy and tender on the inside. But only came with 6 wings (3 flats, 3 drums) and could prob get way more Korean fried chiggen for the price. Pineapple soju - 0/5 tasted soooooo bitter and there was no pineapple taste despite the pieces of fruit in the actual pineapple pitcher itself. Could probably make my own watermelon soju betterOverall nice ambience and hip place to grab overpriced small bites or drinks but nothing special and disappointed with the lack of "YUM" in every dish. Service was okay not too busy for a Wednesday so rather attentive but they didn't once ask how everything was. For the four of us we paid about $185 after tip and tax.

Cute vibey spot with plenty of space and a good selection of food. Great for a date night or sometime when you want to be able to hear what people in your party are saying without loud music / overhearing other peoples' conversation. 3/5 for food, 5/5 for ambience. Portions are huge so definitely share.Crispy rose rice cake was the star of the show. Crispy exterior of the dukbokki with the nice chewy inside was a perfect combination. Sauce was creamy and spicy and so refreshing. Came with fried spam and fried mozzarella sticks as well which were okay but underwhelming compared to the crispy dukbokki.Jjam pong was okay. Soup was good but not too flavorful. Seafood was alright but not mindblowing. Squid was pretty chewy and not too flavorful.Kimchi fried rice with shrimp. Solid dish. Well flavored though a bit stickier than usual. Would recommend if you want kimchi fried rice.Not crowded on weekday nights so a great opportunity to stop by.

Overall, was pretty disappointed with this place. I went with a friend who had hyped it to be one of the best restaurants at Ktown, but when we had gotten there, apparently almost all of their menu items had changed. None of the items my friend was raving about was there anymore, so we tried something else. Seafood pasta - first off, I hated that the actual noodles were all short strands: seems like they were broken in half before cooking. The sauce tasted just like standard spaghetti sauce with a touch of seafood flavoring. Also, the noodles seemed to be drowned in the sauce, as there was a shit ton of sauce. After I had finished most of the pasta, the whole bowl was just a soup of sauce. Was not worth paying $28 for.Fried chicken tenders (honey garlic) - only had a bite of the tenders, but it was pretty good. Think I would've liked it better as wings. Was a lil expensive at $20 for 6 pieces tho.