A small, tightly-booked Korean restaurant in NoMad known for filling its limited seating fast, with only a few seats held back for walk-in guests.



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Okdongsik is a Korean restaurant in NoMad with a dedicated following, and its small dining room means demand regularly outstrips available seating. Reviewers and its own reservation policy point to a restaurant that fills up fast for both lunch and dinner service.
Practically, the restaurant reserves only a handful of seats for walk-ins (reportedly around 3), and stops taking walk-ins about an hour before closing — so reservations are the reliable way in, and last-minute walk-ins should expect to wait or be turned away, especially during peak lunch and dinner windows.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Damnlines doesn't have a live camera at this venue yet, so we can't show a real-time wait count. From reported guidance, Okdongsik keeps only a few seats reserved for walk-ins, and reviewers say a wait is common at both lunch and dinner — reservations are recommended if you don't want to risk standing by.
Yes, reservations are highly recommended for both lunch and dinner service. You can call ahead to book — walk-in seating is limited to just a few tables.
Walk-ins are accepted, but reports indicate the restaurant holds only about 3 seats for walk-in guests, and walk-ins are cut off roughly an hour before closing, so arriving without a reservation carries real risk of a wait or no seating.
Reported hours are lunch from 11:30am–2:30pm daily, with dinner from 5:00–9:00pm Sunday through Wednesday and 5:00–10:00pm Thursday through Saturday. Always double-check directly since hours can change.
Okdongsik's NoMad, Manhattan location is at 13 E 30th St, New York, NY — there are also separate Okdongsik locations elsewhere (including Bayside, Queens and outside NYC), which are different venues.
Sources: Yelp — Okdongsik (New York) · Yelp Q&A — "Walk in welcome?" (Okdongsik) · Okdongsik official site — New York