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DoSirak
Korean $$$$$
30 E 13th St. (b/w 5th Ave. & University Pl.)
New York , NY 10003
Korean $$$$$
30 E 13th St. (b/w 5th Ave. & University Pl.)
New York , NY 10003
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3 reviews Dosirak
By FoodMayhem Mar 24, 2008
I still have this sore throat that will not go away so I was craving a hot spicy soup, hoping it would burn it out of my throat. For that, I look to Korean food. We ordered from Dosirak Dosirak and I chose the Yukgaejang, shredded flank steak, with scallions and clear noodles, in a very spicy broth. It was just what I needed in a generous portion, made more complete with a bit of kimchee, saltier than usual, sweeter than usual, and less spicy, but I liked it. Unfortunately, Lon's dish was less satisfying. His Bulgolgi Teokbokee, marinated beef with rice cake, vegetables, and ramyeon noodles, was very one dimensional. The very skimpy... FULL REVIEW
DoSirak
By Eat Drink One Woman Dec 01, 2005
If you can't stand the heat, get off 32nd St. DoSirak's soondubu jjigae (soft tofu stew) was exactly like the jazz piano trio rendition of Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" they were piping through the dining room -- soft-pedaled pap stripped of the original's fire and virility, rendering it completely benign and boring. The kimchi pajeon was similarly flabby and lukewarm. And no hot corn tea! This is impotent, pandering Korean food in desperate need of some culinary Viagra. FULL REVIEW
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Dosirak Korean Restaurant New York
By Plate of the Day May 23, 2005
So much for the sunny weather - it was a bit cold and raining today so Sing and I decided to get some spicy Korean food to help offset the chilly elements outdoors. Just over on 13th Street off of Union Square is a cozy Korean restaurant that is pretty much made for this type of day. It was once a pizza parlor and has its original brick oven which now serves as a fireplace to warm the interiors of the restaurant. The flyer found at the door of Dosirak has numerous reviews by Time Out Magazine, Zagat, etc. It says it’s in the heart of Greenwich Village but I would say it’s more of Union Square / New School / NYU . But who am I to say since I’ve only lived here for a few years? FULL REVIEW
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