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Koreatown
KBBQ, karaoke, and late-night energy
Koreatown is built for dates that want momentum. Start with Korean barbecue or shared plates, keep things going with karaoke, and end with dessert or late-night drinks without ever leaving a few blocks. It's loud, fun, and especially good when you want the plan to feel easy but not boring.
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The Reviews
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Ayza Wine & Chocolate Bar
$$ · Reviewed August 2026
Open since 2007, Ayza has a starlit ceiling by a commissioned artist, cozy booths, and a wine-and-chocolate pairing flight that gives a first date something to actually do besides talk. The concept earns it — and the chocolate Manhattan seals it.
Koreatown · Korean restaurant
Anytime Kitchen
$$ · Reviewed August 2026
A third-floor Korean-American small plates spot on 32nd Street — dimly lit, open until 5am on weekends, and built around soju, tteokbokki, and the kind of meal that turns into three more rounds. Good for a date that wants to go late.
The Index — Recent Plans
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Speakeasy Sips and Chocolate in Koreatown
Koreatown · Romantic
Barbam NYC → Ayza Wine & Chocolate Bar → NY Bakery and Desserts NoMad
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Soju Cocktails and Hidden Doors, Koreatown
Koreatown · Romantic
Anytime Kitchen → Patent Pending → Lady M Cake Boutique - NoMad
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Soju Cocktails and Bingsu in Koreatown
Koreatown · Romantic · $
Barn Joo 35 → Anytime Kitchen → Aubi & Ramsa
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Sky-High BBQ and Soju in Koreatown
Koreatown · Romantic
Hangawi → Gaonnuri → Grace Street Coffee & Desserts
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Cocktails, BBQ, and Sweets in Koreatown
Koreatown · Romantic
Barbam NYC → Gaonnuri → Seoul Sweets