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Watchlist // Koreatown
Korean BBQ · Koreatown, ManhattanNO. 1336 / 1966

Madangsui

A longtime Koreatown-adjacent Korean BBQ spot known as a lively, sizzling-grill destination and a go-to overflow option when other nearby spots have long waits.

35 W 35th St, New York, NY 10001

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//The line

Tripadvisor reviewers describe Madangsui as a place where "the sounds of sizzling barbecue can be heard above the din of a lively crowd at virtually all hours," pointing to consistent, near-constant demand rather than isolated peak surges.

It's also cited as the go-to overflow spot when waits at busier nearby Koreatown BBQ restaurants run too long (Tripadvisor), suggesting it typically has more available seating even during the neighborhood's busiest stretches.

//When the line peaks
Described as busy at virtually all hours, per Tripadvisor

Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.

//Getting in

Reservations: Not on OpenTable; call ahead directly

Walk-ins: Generally accepted, often used as overflow seating

Daily 11:30am-11:00pm

Official site →

//FAQ
How long is the wait at Madangsui?

Tripadvisor reviewers describe a consistently lively, busy crowd, but the restaurant is also cited as an overflow option when other Koreatown BBQ spots have longer waits, suggesting shorter waits than its busiest neighbors.

Does Madangsui take reservations?

The restaurant is not on OpenTable's booking network per its listing; call ahead directly to check availability.

Can you walk into Madangsui?

Walk-ins are generally accepted, and it's often used as a fallback when other nearby Korean BBQ spots are too full, per Tripadvisor.

Sources: Tripadvisor

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