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Li Hua

171 Grand Street
New York, NY 10013
(212) 343-0090
lihuanyc.com
5 star rating based on 5 reviews
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Hours
Sun-Thu, 11:30am-10:30pm Fri-Sat, 11:30am-11pm  
Status: Closed  
Phone Number

tel: (212) 343-0090

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Business Description from the Web

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Li Hua, which means flower, puts a pretty face on this otherwise grungy corner of Grand Street. Two bay windows stretch the length of the wall, letting in lots of light; painted on frosted-glass walls around the rest of the room are crimson line drawings of petals and stems. Bubbly teenage Korean dance music chirps from the stereo, happy background music for the predominantly Asian clientele.... more
Posted by nymag on April 06, 2007

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Lunch Spot

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Lunch boxes start at $8 and come with salad, steamed rice, two appetizers and an entree.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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Come in between 5pm and 7pm and buy two beers or orders of sake and get the third one free.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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The name means "flower" at this Korean restaurant, which sprouts up between Little Italy and Chinatown.

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In Short A red and white mural across the back wall provides some visual pop at this Korean restaurant, but elsewhere it's the standard-issue slate floors and lacquered furniture. Made-from-scratch ramen and noodle dishes join 10 varieties of bibimbap on the menu, and traditional Korean stews come loaded with things like pork and kimchee, mandoo (dumplings) or codfish. In addition to... more
Posted by Justin Hartung on April 21, 2009, (Edited May 04, 2008)

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Great Korean restaurant

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When I don't have time to go to mid-town to enjoy Korean food, this is where I go. I go to this restaurant pretty often and all my Korean and non-Korean friends enjoy eating here. Only complaint I have is that they don't give you more than 3 "bahnchan" (side dishes) that Korean meals are known to have. Only restaurant I frequent other than this one is Hanbat on 35th street. This is one of... more
Posted by bkspice on April 21, 2009, (Edited February 28, 2006)

A Hidden Treasure

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My friend took me to Li Hua for dinner after a shopping exertion at the nearby Bloomingdales in SOHO. To my surprise, we found a Korean Gem in Chinatown. The Stonepot Kalbi bi bim bap is delicious! The staff was friendly. The restaurant decor was pretty nice, clean and simple. Good for group dining with friends. Prices are reasonably cheap. Once you try it, you'll crave it again.

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Posted by wahooiee on April 21, 2009, (Edited July 26, 2005)

Best Korean food in NYC!

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I am a native Korean and this is where to go when you miss authentic Korean food. I think the taste is the best in the city. They have this amazing infusion stove that cooks all their hot pot dishes that are excellent. The banchan could be improved but considering the price, you can't argue with that. The service is good and clean.

Pros

+ Inexpensive

Cons

- Parking
Posted by reallypickyeater on April 21, 2009, (Edited June 11, 2005)
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