별채Byeolchae · Koreatown
up to 14The separate house at the back, with its own door onto the courtyard garden. Fourteen at one long table under a paper lantern.
Ask about ByeolchaePrivate dining · 별실
Behind paper doors.
Three rooms named for the rooms of a hanok, and the whole Koreatown house on Mondays. The season’s course, a printed menu and a server of your own.
The rooms
Four ways to have the place to yourselves.
산방 전체The whole house · Koreatown
up to 40Koreatown for your guests only: the counter, both rooms and the dining room, up to forty, on Mondays when we are otherwise closed.
Ask about The whole house사랑채Sarangchae · Koreatown
up to 8The guest room of a hanok: one walnut table for eight behind paper doors, a moon jar in the corner. Engagement dinners, a first meeting of two families.
Ask about Sarangchae누마루Numaru · Beverly Hills
up to 12The raised floor of a hanok, where summer guests sat. Twelve at one table, the dining room on the other side of the screens.
Ask about NumaruWhat the rooms are for
The dinners families plan a year ahead.
Rooms are held with a card and released forty-eight hours before. We print the menu for the table, in English and Korean.
- 상견례When two families meet
A quiet room, a round of introductions, the course paced so nobody has to talk over a plate.
- 돌잔치 · 환갑First birthdays, sixtieth birthdays
We set the table for the occasion and print the menu with the guest of honor’s name.
- 회식Company dinners
Up to forty in Koreatown on a Monday, one invoice, a pairing for the table.
- 기념일Anniversaries
Sarangchae for two to eight, with the counter’s two extra plates if you ask.
Book a room
Tell us the date and how many.
We reply within a day with the room, the course and the pairing. For more than forty, or at your own venue, see catering.