Comments on: Se Ja Meh: New Korean Restaurant in Lower Manhattan http://leesean.net/2008/12/04/se-ja-meh-new-korean-restaurant-in-lower-manhattan/ The Life of an Artist-Activist-Musician-Nerd Sun, 06 May 2012 01:48:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: steve z http://leesean.net/2008/12/04/se-ja-meh-new-korean-restaurant-in-lower-manhattan/comment-page-1/#comment-51805 steve z Sun, 07 Dec 2008 20:13:43 +0000 http://leesean.net/?p=1416#comment-51805 My wife and I went this past Friday food was very good but pricey. The music ( bad 70's , 80's) terrible. !ottom line is is great to have quality 'orean food so close to home (88 greenwich) Tx for the reviewam My wife and I went this past Friday food was very good but pricey. The music ( bad 70′s , 80′s) terrible.

!ottom line is is great to have quality ‘orean food so close to home (88 greenwich) Tx for the reviewam

]]> By: John H http://leesean.net/2008/12/04/se-ja-meh-new-korean-restaurant-in-lower-manhattan/comment-page-1/#comment-51665 John H Fri, 05 Dec 2008 14:49:46 +0000 http://leesean.net/?p=1416#comment-51665 I went there a couple of times, and like mentioned above, it was clean and the location was very convenient. One thing that was NOT mentioned above is the price. I have never seen a korean restaurant so expensive around here. The popular korean bbq, Kalbi, would normally cost around $23-$24 in Ktown in 32nd street, but here it's whopping $26 dollars! I am willing to pay good price for good food, but honestly, the food I had couldn't be compared to Ktown restaurants.I tried Kalbi, Pork Kalbi, Chicken BBQ, and 3 other soups as well as Sushi and some of the pancakes. Except for Kalbi and Pork Kalbi, all the other dishes were just ok. Maybe I would be so critical of their food if the price was justly reflected, but it was not, so I expected a better, more authentic Korean food. For Lunch, I highly recommend 'Hanover 5 Cafe' in Hanover Street. It actually has the best korean food around financial district/downtown area. They are also considering dinner/deliveries starting around March, I think. If Seh Ja Meh lowers the prices and improve the quality, it would be my favorite, closest to home, korean restaurant. I went there a couple of times, and like mentioned above, it was clean and the location was very convenient.
One thing that was NOT mentioned above is the price. I have never seen a korean restaurant so expensive around here. The popular korean bbq, Kalbi, would normally cost around $23-$24 in Ktown in 32nd street, but here it’s whopping $26 dollars! I am willing to pay good price for good food, but honestly, the food I had couldn’t be compared to Ktown restaurants.I tried Kalbi, Pork Kalbi, Chicken BBQ, and 3 other soups as well as Sushi and some of the pancakes. Except for Kalbi and Pork Kalbi, all the other dishes were just ok. Maybe I would be so critical of their food if the price was justly reflected, but it was not, so I expected a better, more authentic Korean food.

For Lunch, I highly recommend ‘Hanover 5 Cafe’ in Hanover Street. It actually has the best korean food around financial district/downtown area. They are also considering dinner/deliveries starting around March, I think.

If Seh Ja Meh lowers the prices and improve the quality, it would be my favorite, closest to home, korean restaurant.

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