MONO+MONO

Name: MONO+MONO
Address: 317 East 5th Street, 10003, New York, United States, New York, united-states

KOREAN

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A modern Korean fusion spot in the East Village, with walls of vinyl records and live jazz.

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Is it worth going out of your way for?: If you're after a specific East Village experience—Korean fusion in a room packed with vinyl records and live jazz—it's a destination. For strictly traditional Korean or a quiet, formal meal, look elsewhere.
Who is it for?: Couples and small groups seeking inventive, technique-forward cooking in a relaxed, intimate setting. It suits diners who prioritize what's on the plate over ceremony.
What should you order?: Focus on the kitchen's signatures: the Mono Wing, Truffle Japchae, Bulgogi Burger, and Kimchi Fried Rice. Sharing a few of these gives a clear sense of its modern Korean approach.
How do you get a table?: Reservations are via Resy. Its location on a residential block means it relies on booked tables, not walk-ins.
Anything to know before you go?: It's a dinner and late-night spot. Expect a chic, industrial room with jazz, not a bustling storefront. The average price is around $40 per person.

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