Nice place to have dinner with friends! Nice food and friendly servers! They recommend the best combination for drinks and foods and the monthly specials are perfect for sharing :)

A great gem in the Fort Lee area with a diverse menu of sushi and korean food. I would describe it as a more refined, modern pocha. Cute for a date night as it doesn't get too loud. The food was delicious and the drinks were as well. Foodwise, we ordered a sashimi combo and the Grilled BBQ Bossam to share. Fish was super fresh and the bossam was one of the best I've had. For drinks, highly recommend the Honey Cream Makgeoli. It comes in a pitcher and is a good portion for two people to share. We will definitely be coming back! :)

Came here on a late Monday night because everything else was closed; fun and chill vibes and the food was tasty!

Went here on a Monday when everything was closed. GREAT decision. We got the army stew, pork noodles, and some SOJU. I recommend!

Came for a quick weekend lunch, which they only offer the cupbaps and ramen. Weird thing is they said they don't offer tap water for lunch? Which was super odd. The food had a bit too much sauce/mayo for my liking, but overall tasty. Ample seating though and was basically empty!

All around good spot, came here on a weekday night at 6:30pm with a group of 6. I'd made reservations via Yelp but the restaurant said they didn't have them on record (3rd time this has happened @Yelp!) however there was room so we were seated right away. Food was tasty! We arrived in time for happy hour for their buy 2 get 1 specials. The grilled mayo mackerel was a tasty starter, it's a small but entire fish so you'll need a little chopsticks magic to share, the truffle fries were on point for texture--crisp on the outside though frankly I didn't taste much truffle in the two orders we got, though the white (ranch?) sauce was creamy and paired well. The popcorn tofu was a surprise, slightly less crisp of an exterior compared to the popcorn chicken but similar outer shell, kinda that sweet/sour/salty korean fried chicken kinda glaze, with tender tofu chunks inside. The popcorn chicken was also indulgent in a similar manner, served with small pieces of rice cake in the same sauce--def not health food though pretty yum! The budae Jungol was a standout, and at $32.99 was a good value. This came with dumplings, fish cake, ramen, egg, rice cake, pieces of hotdog and green veggies. Served over a flame this bubbling concoction was terrific to share amongst our group. My friends got a few drinks and enjoyed. This place doesn't really stand out in terms of decor except to give a dim, trendy vibe, and as another reviewer mentioned there are some "shady stairs" leading up to this restaurant--they are certainly narrow and old, and not the cleanest carpet I've seen, though that's more on the building maintenance than this particular restaurant. Funny thing is they've posted paper flyers in the stairwell that warn not to give $ to anyone asking for a cover charge to go up the stairs to the restaurant.

We had a great time here - the food was delicious and the service was really fast. Definitely try the honeydew matcha makgeolli, it's really good! We also got seated right away (just before midnight on a Friday night), which was a bonus.

We had such a great time here. Drinks are delicious, service is great, menu is abundant, prices are right, we will be back.

The entrance of Anytime Kitchen is somewhat sketchy and there was a sign warning customers to beware of scammers who were charging an entrance fee to get to the restaurant and karaoke spot. The restaurant is located on the 3rd floor and the door is easy to miss (no sign). It also slams really loud and it is quite annoying if you sit near it. First impression of the restaurant was not so great. Despite the exterior not being the safest, the inside of the restaurant feels very welcoming and has views of the bustling Ktown. Anytime Kitchen is more of a casual Korean restaurant that offers comfort dishes. Popcorn Chicken - A very delicious appetizer. The chicken was crispy and coated with sweetened gochujang sauce. Bulgogi Dupbop - It came with an abundance of beef, glass noodles, mushrooms and peppers. My favorite was the dough balls which were chewy and soaked up the broth. The broth was more on the sweet side. The portion was good for two people. Somaek - This is a Korean drink with beer and soju. I only tasted the beer. The waitress thought I said tteokbokki soup instead of bulgogi. At first, we didn't realize the mistake so we tried the tteokbokki and it was so flavorful and spicy. The waitress was very friendly and replaced the teokbokki with the bulgogi. However, I saw her throw out the whole pot which was such a waste. I would recommend this restaurant for a fun and casual meal with friends!