Atoboy Boasts Modern Korean Tapas In NoMad
[tw-divider]The Scoop[/tw-divider]
- Chef Junghyun Park, who previously cooked at the two Michelin-starred Jungsik, and his wife Ellia Park have created a tasting menu-only Korean banchan concept
- Diners can select three small dishes for $36 per person; small plates include creations like littleneck clam (avocado, rice cracker, gochugaru), cobia (Korean pear, perilla, sesame seed), mackerel (green chili, radish, scallion), and egg (truffle, shiitake, leek)
- Atoboy derives its name from Ato, meaning gift, and the menu showcases seasonal and local ingredients in a sleek modern setting
[tw-divider]The Restaurant[/tw-divider]
Chef Park brings banchan, the side dishes traditionally served with family-style Korean meals, to center stage; grab 3 or 4 friends and tackle the whole menu