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Days Closed:
- None
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Multilingual Staff:
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Ownership:
- Asian American
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View/Rooftop:
- City/Skyline View
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WiFi - Free:
- Large Print: Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
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Beverage Specials:
- Wine Pairings/Special
- Cocktail Pairings/Special
- Dinner: $60
- Lunch: Not Offering Lunch
- Sunday Dinner: $60
- Sunday Lunch/Brunch: Not Offering Sunday Lunch/Brunch
- Week One Inclusion (July 24-30): Yes
- Week Three Inclusion (August 7-13): Yes
- Week Two Inclusion (July 31-August 6): Yes
- Week Four Inclusion (August 14-20): Yes
- Third Party Payment System: Yes
- Banquet Capacity: 36
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Buyout Available:
- Cocktails Capacity: 50
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Meals Served:
- Lunch (Regular)
- Dinner (Regular)
- Pre-Theater Menu (Regular)
- Prix-Fixe Menu (Regular)
- Primary Cuisine: Korean
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Reservation Platform:
- OpenTable
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Restaurant Features:
- Bar/Lounge
- Family Style
- Happy Hour
- Reservations Accepted
- Reservations Suggested
- Re-Opening Status: Open - Limited Service/Capacity
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Indoor Seating:

Gaonnuri boasts one of the most spectacular locations of any Korean restaurant in the City, occupying a 39th floor penthouse in Koreatown that affords wraparound views of Midtown. With a capacity of 300, and two private spaces that fit 40 each, it's a great place for business and social events. There is Seoul sophistication in the menu, which includes beef tartare marinated in sesame oil and soy sauce, seafood-and-scallion pancake, braised short ribs and spicy codfish stew. The bar/lounge, which offers views of the Empire State Building, emphasizes the vodka-like soju, but there's also an extensive wine list designed to match the Korean food.

Gaonnuri boasts one of the most spectacular locations of any Korean restaurant in the City, occupying a 39th floor penthouse in Koreatown that affords wraparound views of Midtown. With a capacity of 300, and two private spaces that fit 40 each, it's a great place for business and social events. There is Seoul sophistication in the menu, which includes beef tartare marinated in sesame oil and soy sauce, seafood-and-scallion pancake, braised short ribs and spicy codfish stew. The bar/lounge, which offers views of the Empire State Building, emphasizes the vodka-like soju, but there's also an extensive wine list designed to match the Korean food.
- Reception Capacity 50
- Banquet Capacity 36
Private Room
- Banquet Capacity: 40
