5 Best Vegan Korean Restaurants in New York
Vegan Korean Restaurants in New York, United States. 2 listed as 100% vegan. 2 of 5 checked against the venue's own website; the rest come from vegan-first sources (OpenStreetMap, VegGuide, HappyCow) and haven't been individually re-checked.
#1Hangawi
100% VeganCross-referenced0Vegan Korean dining in a tranquil space
12 E 32nd Street
#2Franchia Tea House & Restaurant
100% VeganCross-referenced0Posh Vegan-friendly Korean restaurant with eclectic menu and beautiful but sterile environment.
12 Park Ave
- #3
Sin City Burger
Vegan-FriendlyOSM-sourced0Offering a creative twist on classic American comfort food, Sin City Burger serves up mouthwatering vegan burgers made from house-made patties and topped with bold, flavorful ingredients like avocado aioli and spicy kimchi. The casual, lively atmosphere invites diners to enjoy unique sides such as loaded sweet potato fries and craft vegan milkshakes, making it a perfect spot for those craving indu
- #4
Lock Yard
Vegan-FriendlyOSM-sourced0Lock Yard offers a unique twist on the classic American hot dog, featuring a variety of plant-based sausages crafted from ingredients like lentils and chickpeas. Diners can customize their franks with an array of gourmet toppings, from homemade kimchi to tangy vegan slaw, all served in a casual outdoor setting perfect for summer gatherings. With a commitment to sustainability, Lock Yard sources lo
#5SyKo
Has Vegan OptionsOSM-sourced0SYKO Restaurant is part Syrian and part Korean and hopes to bring a taste of each cuisine and culture to Park Slope, Brooklyn. We serve Halal Syrian foods and authentic Korean foods.
Prospect Park West, 11215, New York
Vegan Korean food in New York: FAQ
How many vegan korean food places are there in New York?
Plants Pack lists 5 vegan korean food spots in New York, United States, of which 2 are 100% vegan.
Which are the best vegan korean food spots in New York?
Popular picks include Hangawi, Franchia Tea House & Restaurant, Sin City Burger. Each listing is cross-referenced against menus and community reviews.
Are these korean food places fully vegan?
2 of the 5 are 100% vegan (no animal products on the menu). The rest are vegan-friendly with clearly labelled vegan options.
Every place on this list carries a confidence badge. Read how we verifyto understand the difference between "Admin-checked", "Community-added", "Cross-referenced", and "OSM-sourced" trust levels. If you know of a vegan korean food spot in New York we've missed, add it here.