“ We absolutely love Woori for Korean take out. We ordered quite often and have yet to be disappointed. It's an expensive habit but we are paying for quality. The Banchan is wonderful and our favorites include the fish cake and the spicy bean sprouts. We stan for the spicy korean pork but have discovered the BBQ sauteed chicken is seriously underrated- it's our daughters favorite dish. The galbi is great as well as the beef jap Chae. My new favorite is the dukbokki. I was sick recently and these were spicy and comforting and chewy rice cakes hit the spot. Another gem is the kimchi jiggae which is a stew of sausages, pork belly, kimchi, ramen, and rice cakes in a spicy broth. Perfect for the frigid weather or when you're sick and don't know what to eat. Love the food and they deliver in a timely fashion. ”

“ This is my go to for Korean food in Brooklyn. I remember when Korean cuisine was sparse in Brooklyn, thankfully I dont have to travel all the way to k-town in manhattan to get quality korean food. It taste pretty authetic especially their tteobokki. I absolutely love this place and recommend it ten folds. I am a take out girlie but I'm looking forward to getting the full experience. So far packaging is great and I can tell they take their time preparing the food. ”

“ So happy to come across this quiet casual Korean spot. Nice service and it really feels like a family run restaurant. AC was lacking but they tried to direct a big fan toward the customers. Still got quite sweaty especially after all the spicy bubbling hot food and trying to wrangle our toddler to sit still on our laps. Toddler approved of the kimbap and polished off all the yellow pickled radish. Husband got his jajangmyeon cravings satisfied; he was extra thrilled they were able to accommodate his request to make it spicy. I tried the beef sundubu jjigae but it wasn't as good as the ones I've had elsewhere - it was just salty and didn't include any veggies. Would not order this again but interested in returning to try other menu options. ”

“ The people are really nice and they make really good food. it is the best Korean food I had in New York. They have really good kimchi soup and beef. we came here as a family and The server was very friendly and they gave us free dumplings. ”

“ Such a good family-run spot. I don't go here as often as I'd like, because it's just a smidge too far to be a pleasant walk away. But i love this cozy spot and am never disappointed. My favorite is the LA galbi--sweet and salty in the best possible way. Their jeon is also amazing-- always with crispy edges and not floppy and soggy. Service is friendly and quick! ”

“ Amazing Korean spot in Fort Greene :) This place don't sell alcohol but you can ask and bring your own bottle. They are very sweet and we brought some beers and they let us to drink in the restaurant. We went for lunch and we enjoyed from their huge lunch menu. I got Yukgaejang extra spicy- my friend got Sundubu Jigae. It comes with rice and small tapas of cause and pretty tasty! Extra spicy but I can eat as a baby spicy lover :) Lunch price is amazing! We sat at by the entrance it was a bit cold when a delivery guy come in and out but the meals was fresh and warm so it was perfect lunch in a cold weather. ”

“ I enjoyed my food at Woori Korean. The service is professional and quick and ambiance is relevant. ”

“ One of the best Korean spots in the area! I'm a fan of the dukbokki and the rice cake soup. The rice cakes in until dukbokki are huge and perfectly textured, with a great kick from the sauce. The rice cake soup is my favorite. A clear beef broth filled with rice cakes and sliced beef. It is light yet flavorful and comforting, perfect for a cold winter day. They also serve a great japchae and jajangmyeon! I also always like to get a choco pie and an oh yes, both packaged dessert cakes, which are a great little addition to your order. ”

“ Very solid korean food!! I've been here many times and they never disappoint. Everything I've tried here has been really good, especially the Galbitang. There aren't many seats but most customers do take-out so I've never had to wait to get seated before. The restaurant has a very casual ambience with simple furniture and not much decoration. The service is good and the prices are reasonable. ”

“ I'm so hype that I found another amazing Korean restaurant in Brooklyn with great service and amazing food. The food was so good that I ordered take out twice in one day. The first time I ordered panjeon and the lunch special which included kimchi, grilled pork, japchae, kimbap and banchan. The second time I ordered mandu and kimchi stew with sausage, ham, pork belly, tofu, rice cake, and ramen. The food was flavorful, authentic and obviously made with love! I enjoyed every bite and plan on ordering here again. The physical location is a bit small and they don't serve alcohol, it's not a place you would meet with friends to have a meal. It's more of a grab and go or if you're in the area and want a great meal you would eat and go. I definitely found my second favorite Korean restaurant in Brooklyn and I hope the business stays in the area for years to come. ”