Sik Gaek from Woodside Menu

If you are coming to Sik Gaek in Woodside with your car, you will find parking lots at a distance of 779 meters at Queens Boro Parking, Or you could use municipal transportation to get to the station MTA-52nd St, which is 206 meters away from the restaurant.

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Sik Gaek Restaurant is a cozy spot that specializes in seafood and Korean cuisine, with a focus on their famous sannakji (young octopus) dishes. Indulge in delicious octopus served in a spicy hot broth, seasoned with garlic cloves and jalapeno for a burst of flavor. The menu also features seafood pancake, Korean barbecue, spicy rice cake, and a selection of beer, wine, sake, and sochu. The restaurant is adorned with unique graffiti art and is popular among locals and adventurous food lovers. Perfect for groups of up to eight guests, Sik Gaek Restaurant offers appealing hot-pot specials and stays open until the early hours of the morning from Monday to Saturday.

Last update: 08.10.2024

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What Stephanie M likes about Sik Gaek:
The portion size of the soups at this restaurant is generous! I tried the kimchi jigae and was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was. The so-tteok so-tteok was decent; the rice cake was a bit hard but the flavors were still enjoyable. View all feedback.

What Anna C doesn't like about Sik Gaek:
The soup was lacking in ingredients, with only a cup of noodles and scallions on the side. There was no meat in the soup and it tasted bland like water. The portion of chicken for $30 was smaller than expected. View all feedback.

Carlo

27.08.2020 - 09:01

My boyfriend and I have been here a couple times for eat-in dining and the food and service have always been amazing.

Quinten

27.08.2020 - 09:01

This Korean joint was recommended by a colleague that is familiar with the area.

Alejandra

25.02.2024 - 10:51

The food was delicious! I just wish they offered the option to have the So-Tteok without mustard. I'm not a fan of it! I highly recommend trying the Ddubokki!

Stephanie

25.02.2024 - 10:51

The portion size of the soups at this restaurant is generous! I tried the kimchi jigae and was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was. The so-tteok so-tteok was decent; the rice cake was a bit hard but the flavors were still enjoyable.

Anna

25.02.2024 - 10:51

The soup was lacking in ingredients, with only a cup of noodles and scallions on the side. There was no meat in the soup and it tasted bland like water. The portion of chicken for $30 was smaller than expected.

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