HAEJANG 2 — Restaurant in Palisades Park

We just ate here and had the best time ever!

Not only was the interior stylishly designed but it is also inviting to any age group because it doesn’t have that “pocha” vibe. You can come here with friends, family, children, drinking buddies, whoever.

And the service was incredible. They were super attentive and made sure we were lacking nothing. They answered all our questions and regularly checked on us to make sure we were having a great experience

The food was generously portioned. We had the gamja tang jeongol, galchi fish, and spicy rib soup, with a side of bulgogi and a side of steamed skate. Even the side dishes alone were big enough to be their own entrees. The banchan was above and beyond compared to what other restaurants offer. It was well seasoned and abundant whereas other restaurants just give pitiful looking banchan that meets the bare minimum

My personal favorite was the gamja tang jeongol. So savory. And the bulgogi. So sweet and tender

Can’t wait to visit again and try their...

Not too long after Haejang's successful debut into the ultra competitive culinary scene that is Flushing Queens. Haejang 2 has already opened in Palisades Park, NJ. Is Haejang the hottest 🔥 Korean restaurant concept right now in the North East?!

As soon as you enter Haejang 2, you are met with the familiar carefully designed and comfortable modern dining space. Like a finished work of elegant pottery, the dining space is both beautiful and full of story. The food is a perfect continuation from the Flushing location; consistent and bold. I completely forgot I was in a different location. Haejang treats service like that important cherry on top finish to complete the memorable dining experience. Kind, attentive and flexible service.

If you want to experience a culinary journey that ushers you through traditional Korean dishes without breaking your bank. Try Haejang. Date night, family night or just one of those nights; go and get...

Visited around 10 AM on a Sunday and ordered the Ppyeo Haejang-guk and Seonji Haejang-guk. The two dishes were nearly identical, with the only difference being the toppings. Unfortunately, the Ppyeo Haejang-guk was extremely greasy, with a thick layer of fat floating on top, making it inedible for me.

At the end of the meal, I asked about the 10% discount that’s available through 7/15/25. The waitress (an older woman) said she didn’t know how to apply it in the system, completely ignored my request, and just swiped my card. She told me to come back another time and maybe they could apply it then.

Definitely...