37 W 32nd St, between Fifth Avenue and Broadway, the heart of Manhattan's Koreatown.
Sun–Thu · 11 AM – 11 PM
Fri–Sat · 11 AM – 1 AM
We're a two‑minute walk from 34th St–Herald Square (B D F M N Q R W), a few blocks from Penn Station (1 2 3 A C E and LIRR/NJ Transit/Amtrak), and around the corner from the 33rd St PATH station, one of the easiest tables to reach in Manhattan, from either side of the river.
Manhattan's Koreatown is really one block: 32nd Street between Fifth and Broadway, officially named Korea Way. Since the 1980s it has stacked Korean restaurants, bakeries, karaoke rooms, and bookstores several stories high on both sides of the street, the densest stretch of Korean food and culture in the country. Anto is the block's barbecue house at No. 37: three stories, grills in the tables, servers who cook for you. Do the block properly: barbecue and soju here, a bakery for dessert, and a norebang upstairs somewhere to sing it off.
Herald Square and Macy's are two blocks away; Penn Station, Madison Square Garden, and the Empire State Building are all within a short walk. Before a game or a show, weekday lunch works on a schedule: sets and stews from 11 AM to 3 PM. After one, we're among the few real dinners still going: 11 PM most nights, 1 AM on Fridays and Saturdays. And if the office wins, there's always takeout.