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🍽️ Revisiting NYC's 3-Star Jungsik – Still Worth the Hype? ✨​​

Just days after ​​Jungsik earned its third Michelin star​​ last December, I rushed in (booked as a 2-star, got upgraded!). Now, six months later—same menu, but still ​​stellar execution​​. ​​The Standouts​​ 🥚 ​​Steamed Egg Custard​​: The ​​umami bomb​​ starter—seafood essence without the "fishiness" (though boiled clams still need help…). 🐟 ​​Salmon w/ Fish Bone Broth​​: A ​​masterclass in balance​​—tart pickles, crispy kale, and a ​​molecular chive-infused broth​​ that ties it all together. (Take notes, other restaurants!) 🐙 ​​Octopus Leg​​: Fried to a crisp with a ​​charcoal-kissed crust​​—divisive, but the texture is impeccable. 🔥 ​​Scallop & Galbi​​: The ​​ethereal scallop​​ atop crispy rice with ​​reduced shell sauce​​ is ​​high cuisine perfection​​. ​​The Letdowns​​ 🍚 ​​Uni Rice​​: ​​Average-quality uni​​ (think supermarket-grade) in a ​​3-star setting​​—less quantity, more quality, please! 🥕 ​​Carrot Dessert​​: Cute basket, but ​​cloyingly sweet​​—even the tea ice cream can’t save it. ​​Final Verdict​​ 🌟 ​​Why It Deserves 3 Stars​​: Every dish ​​showcases layered textures and thoughtful balance​​, even if some flavors miss the mark. Compared to other 2-stars, Jungsik’s ​​creativity and consistency​​ shine brighter. ​​Would you trade quantity for premium uni? Sound off below! 👇​​ #MichelinNYC #Jungsik #FineDining #KoreanCuisine #NYCRestaurants #FoodieReview #ThreeStarWorthy

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🍽️ Revisiting NYC's 3-Star Jungsik – Still Worth the Hype? ✨​​

Just days after ​​Jungsik earned its third Michelin star​​ last December, I rushed in (booked as a 2-star, got upgraded!). Now, six months later—same menu, but still ​​stellar execution​​. ​​The Standouts​​ 🥚 ​​Steamed Egg Custard​​: The ​​umami bomb​​ starter—seafood essence without the "fishiness" (though boiled clams still need help…). 🐟 ​​Salmon w/ Fish Bone Broth​​: A ​​masterclass in balance​​—tart pickles, crispy kale, and a ​​molecular chive-infused broth​​ that ties it all together. (Take notes, other restaurants!) 🐙 ​​Octopus Leg​​: Fried to a crisp with a ​​charcoal-kissed crust​​—divisive, but the texture is impeccable. 🔥 ​​Scallop & Galbi​​: The ​​ethereal scallop​​ atop crispy rice with ​​reduced shell sauce​​ is ​​high cuisine perfection​​. ​​The Letdowns​​ 🍚 ​​Uni Rice​​: ​​Average-quality uni​​ (think supermarket-grade) in a ​​3-star setting​​—less quantity, more quality, please! 🥕 ​​Carrot Dessert​​: Cute basket, but ​​cloyingly sweet​​—even the tea ice cream can’t save it. ​​Final Verdict​​ 🌟 ​​Why It Deserves 3 Stars​​: Every dish ​​showcases layered textures and thoughtful balance​​, even if some flavors miss the mark. Compared to other 2-stars, Jungsik’s ​​creativity and consistency​​ shine brighter. ​​Would you trade quantity for premium uni? Sound off below! 👇​​ #MichelinNYC #Jungsik #FineDining #KoreanCuisine #NYCRestaurants #FoodieReview #ThreeStarWorthy

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