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  1. Hyun

    Korean

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    Hyun butchers its Japanese A5 Wagyu in-house, and the tableside grilling is the whole show. It's a Korean barbecue restaurant, though the word "barbecue" barely covers the sleek dark wood, cool slate, and private dining rooms. The signature omakase runs through a dozen cuts, each one cooked to order, with house kimchi and a scallion salad doing the balancing work. Rice with uni and truffles keeps things humble. Dress accordingly and bring someone who won't flinch at the bill.

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    • Hyun-makase

      “The Hyun-makase is the gateway into this one-of-a-kind meal which takes you on a journey of 12 different pieces of Japanese A5 Wagyu.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Bulgogi

      “The tasting is complete when the bulgogi is prepared.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Rice with uni and truffles

      “Diners may also look forward to other indulgences like rice with uni and truffles, or thick noodles with cold beef broth.”

      Michelin Guide

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