Okdongsik

Okdongsik is a New York City restaurant with a casual dress code and daily lunch and dinner hours. The most reliable planning details are direct: lunch runs from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM every day, dinner runs from 5 PM to 9 PM Sunday through Wednesday, with later 10 PM closing times Thursday through Saturday.

For diners deciding whether to include it in a New York City plan, the confirmed reason to keep Okdongsik on the shortlist is simple: it has been recognized by The New York Times Best Restaurants in New York City (2025). Beyond that, public-facing specifics such as named dishes, menu format, service style, price, seating details, or dietary accommodations are not verified here, so plan around the confirmed basics rather than assumptions.

Plan for a New York City meal with clear planning details

Okdongsik works well as a choice when the schedule matters. Its daily lunch hours make it practical for a midday meal, while dinner is available every night. Thursday, Friday, Saturday dinner service runs later than the rest of the week, ending at 10 PM instead of 9 PM.

For a first visit, use the current information from the restaurant before committing. The verified information does not support naming specific dishes, prices, seating arrangements, takeout options, or delivery options, so the safest approach is to confirm those details directly when planning.

Where it sits among New York City decision points

If you are comparing options, Her Name is Han, Hortus NYC, Little Mad, NONONO, Scarpetta are other New York City restaurants to consider depending on the occasion, timing, availability.

The New York Times recognition is the clearest confirmed trust signal for Okdongsik. Consider it when its hours, casual dress code, New York City location fit your plans. For wider planning, use Our full New York City restaurants guide, plus the city guides for bars, hotels, experiences, wineries.