Restaurant in New York City, United States

Jungsik New York

Name: Jungsik New York
Address: 2 Harrison St, New York, NY 10013, New York City, US
Telephone: (212) 219-0900
Price range: $$$$

3,155Pearl Points

Progressive Korean fine dining

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Jungsik New York, Restaurant in New York City

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About Jungsik New York

Jungsik New York is worth booking for a serious celebration if progressive Korean fine dining is the point of the night, not just a luxury room. It is a $$$$ commitment with major recognition and tough reservations, so plan early and keep the group small. Cross-shop Atera for contemporary tasting-menu energy or Shion 69 Leonard Street if sushi is the priority.

Jungsik New York is a $$$$ New York City restaurant from chef and owner Jungsik Yim, with a verified focus on progressive Korean and Korean cuisine. The strongest reason to consider it is that specific point of view: it is not simply a generic luxury booking, but a high-end restaurant built around a Korean culinary identity.

For planning, treat it as a dinner-only option based on the verified hours: closed Monday; open Tuesday through Thursday 5:30–9 pm, Friday and Saturday 5–9:30 pm, Sunday 5–9 pm. The dress code is smart casual, so polished clothing is the safest fit for the price level and occasion.

Progressive Korean cooking is the reason to choose it

Book Jungsik New York for chef Jungsik Yim's progressive Korean lens. The useful distinction is that the restaurant's appeal comes from Korean cuisine presented at a high-end level, rather than from a broadly interchangeable luxury format.

Because no specific current dishes, menu structure, or service format are verified here, the practical advice is to confirm those details directly with the restaurant before booking. What is verified is the cuisine, the chef-owner, the $$$$ price level, the smart casual dress code, the dinner hours.

This is well suited to diners who specifically want progressive Korean cooking in New York City. If your group is looking for a different style of high-end meal, compare it with other New York City options such as Atera, L'Abeille, One White Street, or Shion 69 Leonard Street.

Worth it for occasions where identity matters as much as luxury

At a $$$$ level, the price makes the most sense when the cuisine itself is part of the reason you are booking. For diners who simply want an expensive dinner, New York City has many possibilities; Jungsik New York is most compelling when progressive Korean cooking is the draw.

The recognition profile supports its standing: Michelin 3 Stars in 2024, a 2025 James Beard Award Outstanding Chef #1 recognition, La Liste Top Restaurants 2026 with 98 points, Pearl Recommended Restaurant in 2025, World's Best Wine Lists 2022 with 3-Star recognition, The Best Chef Two Knives in 2025, AAA 5 Diamond in 2025.

Dress for the level of the meal. Formal wear is not specified in the verified details, but smart casual is the stated dress code, polished evening clothing fits a $$$$ restaurant in New York City.

Who should book, who should cross-shop

Book Jungsik New York if you want a high-end New York City dinner centered on progressive Korean cuisine from Jungsik Yim. Cross-shop if your priority is a different cuisine, a different price level, or a less formal-feeling night. Other high-end comparisons can include Atera, L'Abeille, L'abeille à Côté, One White Street, Shion 69 Leonard Street, depending on the kind of meal you want.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Jungsik New York handle dietary restrictions?

Dietary accommodation details are not verified here. Contact Jungsik New York directly before booking if your party has allergies, restrictions, or substitution needs, especially because it is a $$$$ progressive Korean restaurant in New York City.

Is Jungsik New York good for a special occasion?

Yes, if your occasion calls for a $$$$ New York City restaurant focused on progressive Korean cuisine. Its verified recognition includes Michelin 3 Stars, a James Beard Award Outstanding Chef #1 recognition, AAA 5 Diamond, other high-end accolades. For a different luxury option, you might also compare L'abeille à Côté.

What should I wear to Jungsik New York?

The verified dress code is smart casual. Polished evening clothing is a safe choice for a $$$$ Michelin 3-star restaurant in New York City. If you want another serious New York City comparison, Atera is worth considering as well. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.

What should I order at Jungsik New York?

Specific dishes and menu formats are not verified here, so check the current offering directly with the restaurant. The verified reason to choose Jungsik New York is its progressive Korean and Korean cuisine from chef-owner Jungsik Yim. If you want a different high-end New York City option, L'Abeille is another restaurant to consider.

Is Jungsik New York worth the price?

It can be worth the $$$$ price if you specifically want high-end progressive Korean cuisine in New York City with major recognition, including Michelin 3 Stars and a James Beard Award Outstanding Chef #1 recognition. If the Korean point of view is not important to you, compare it with other premium options such as Shion 69 Leonard Street.

Is the tasting menu worth it at Jungsik New York?

A tasting-menu format is not verified here, so do not assume the current structure without checking directly with the restaurant. What is verified is the $$$$ price level, progressive Korean and Korean cuisine, chef-owner Jungsik Yim, major recognition. For another high-end New York City comparison, consider Atera.

Location

2 Harrison St, New York, NY 10013

New York City, United States

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Jungsik New York and similar venues

Venue	Location	Cuisine	Awards	Price
Jungsik New York	New York City	Progressive Korean, Korean		$$$$
One White Street	New York City	New American, Contemporary	,	$$$$
Shion 69 Leonard Street	New York City	Sushi	,	$$$$
L’abeille à Côté	New York City	French	,	$$$$
Atera	New York City	New Nordic, Contemporary	,	$$$$
L’Abeille	New York City	French	,	$$$$

How Jungsik New York compares with similar nearby venues.

Also Consider

One White Street, New American, Contemporary, $$$$
Shion 69 Leonard Street, Sushi, $$$$
L'abeille à Côté, French, $$$$
Atera, New Nordic, Contemporary, $$$$
L'Abeille, French, $$$$

How It Compares

Against One White Street, Jungsik New York is the more formal and cuisine-specific commitment. One White Street is better for diners who want $$$$ New American cooking with a broader comfort zone; Jungsik is the stronger pick when the table actively wants progressive Korean fine dining and a more controlled special-occasion rhythm.

Shion 69 Leonard Street is the closest rival for diners choosing between two serious, format-led meals in Tribeca. Pick Shion if sushi is the whole point and the counter experience is the draw. Pick Jungsik if the group wants a composed tasting-menu arc with Korean flavors rather than a sushi-first evening.

Atera competes most directly on contemporary tasting-menu ambition, while L'Abeille and L'abeille à Côté are safer French alternatives for guests who prefer a more familiar luxury vocabulary. For value, none of these are casual spends; the better question is identity. Choose Jungsik when Korean technique and seasonal progression are central to the decision, not incidental.