As New York City basks in the glow of its annual Art Week, one of the oldest galleries in NYC is playing host to the US debut of one of Korea’s most exciting young artists, Doowon Lee. “Doowon and the Golden Fish Submarine Arrive in New York”, transforms ACA Galleries into a portal of good…
A few weeks ago, The New York Times reported that a deadly plane crash near Muan was caused by bird strikes. The birds involved were among the species that rely on the Getbol to survive. Scientists had warned for years that building airports in these areas would be dangerous. No one listened and worse, plans…
Cote, the high-end Korean steakhouse in New York’s Flatiron District, has been ranked No. 10 on the 2025 World’s 101 Best Steak Restaurants list—making it the only U.S. restaurant to crack the top ten this year. Known for its polished take on Korean barbecue, Cote has held a Michelin star since its opening and continues…
(Article updated on April 8, 2025, with video footage of rocket launch and hatch opening) Astronaut Jonny Kim is the first Korean American to go to space. He’s also arguably one of the most remarkable individuals you’ll ever hear about. On the eve of his first launch into space, we reflect on a man who…
In the Asian American legal community, Don Liu is a rock star. Not only did he push through the bamboo ceiling to ascend the top echelons of corporate America but he paved the way for scores of other Asian Americans to achieve similar heights. When I met Don in 2010, he was the general counsel…
In a rare and exciting development for fans of Korean music, Lee Moon Sae, the celebrated pop icon, has announced plans for two exclusive concerts in the United States in 2025. Seven years after his last American tour in 2018, Lee will be returning with what promises to be spectacular and unforgettable performances. Lee…
“The end is not the most important part.” – Claire the robot “Maybe Happy Ending” debuted in Seoul in 2016, and since its arrival in New York last year, it has become a beloved sleeper hit, one that many critics predict will snag a Tony for Best Musical. Ranking #7 in the theater capacity rankings…
The latest Michelin Guide has awarded the highest number of stars ever bestowed on Korean restaurants in the U.S., marking a historic moment for Korean cuisine. A total of 16 Korean restaurants earned at least one Michelin star, while 14 more were recognized in the coveted Bib Gourmand category for their high-quality yet affordable dining…
Tucked away in the penthouse of an unassuming Koreatown building, Joo Ok is a refreshing addition to the New York dining scene. Last year, this two-Michelin-star modern restaurant boldly moved from its original Seoul location to New York City. Chef Shin Chang-ho offers a meticulously curated tasting menu that showcases the innovation and finesse of…
In a gritty, bustling area of lower Manhattan, who could have foreseen the nostalgic allure of a retro Korean diner, one echoing the establishments once frequented by Seoul’s taxi drivers? Thankfully Kisa Sikdang is now accepting a limited number of reservations, but it is here that diners queued for hours, eager for a taste of…