# Jungsik Page: https://privatedinnerlist.com/restaurant/jungsik JSON: https://privatedinnerlist.com/venues/jungsik.json - Cuisine: Modern Korean (2 Michelin stars) - Neighborhood: Tribeca (https://privatedinnerlist.com/private-dining/tribeca) - Space: Private Room - Capacity: Up to 16-20 guests; elegant wood-paneled space - Price range: $$$$ - Typical spend: $100+ per person - Google rating: 4.6 (1,045 reviews) - Address: 2 Harrison St, New York, NY 10013, USA - Phone: (212) 219-0900 - Website: https://jungsik.com - Hours: closed Monday, and Tuesday to Sunday 5:00 to 9:30 PM - Reservations: Takes reservations - Good for groups: Yes - Wheelchair access: Accessible entrance - Data updated: 2026-09-20 Chef Jung Sik Yim's inventive Korean artistry transforms familiar flavors into stunning revelations—imagine kimchi reimagined as delicate foam, or bulgogi elevated through French technique—all served in an intimate wood-paneled sanctuary that feels like your own private culinary theater. Your group will share gasps of delight as each of the tasting menu's courses arrives like edible poetry, creating those rare dinner party moments where conversation stops mid-sentence because everyone is too amazed to speak. The seamless service and hushed elegance of the private space lets your party savor both the extraordinary food and each other's company without distraction. ## Group dining, from guest reviews Groups book the back room or private space for birthdays, wedding celebration dinners and hosted events built around the tasting menu. - Larger parties are seated in a back room that also holds a glassware cabinet, drawing steady staff traffic past the table. - Parties above 6 cannot book through the Tock site and must request a reservation by email, which one reviewer found slow. - Service is a multi-course tasting menu with optional wine or non-alcoholic pairings; one hosted event featured an extensive wine selection. - One reviewer reports a party of 2 spending around $1,000 to $1,300 with pairings, so group budgets scale accordingly. What works: Private room described as nice by a repeat guest; Kitchen accommodates dietary restrictions including vegan and allergies; Staff mark birthdays and celebrations with personalized menus and extra dishes; Hosted event showcased both Seoul and NYC dishes with strong wine list. Watch out for: Larger parties served after smaller tables, with delays and melting desserts; Parties over 6 must email; one reviewer waited a month and was declined; Back room echoes and feels like a service corridor; window seats run cold. Distilled from 69 Google reviews that mention a group, private room or celebration, read 2026-09-20. ## Questions **Does Jungsik have a private dining room?** Yes. Jungsik offers a private dining room for groups in Tribeca. Up to 16-20 guests; elegant wood-paneled space. **How much does it cost to book a private event at Jungsik?** Guests at Jungsik typically spend $100+ per person on a regular visit, according to Google, before drinks and tip. A private room or group booking is usually priced on a food and beverage minimum that scales from that per-head figure rather than a flat room fee. Minimums run higher on Friday and Saturday nights and through December. Contact Jungsik for the current minimum and deposit terms. **When is Jungsik open?** Jungsik is open closed Monday, and Tuesday to Sunday 5:00 to 9:30 PM, serving dinner. The restaurant takes reservations for regular tables. Private rooms can often be booked outside these hours, including daytime events, so ask when you inquire. **What kind of restaurant is Jungsik?** Jungsik is a $$$$ Modern Korean (2 Michelin stars) restaurant in Tribeca, New York City, rated 4.6 stars across 1,045 Google reviews. Google describes it as: Innovative, high-end Korean fare served in elegant, contemporary digs with an extensive wine list. It has a wheelchair accessible entrance. **What do guests say about group dining at Jungsik?** Groups book the back room or private space for birthdays, wedding celebration dinners and hosted events built around the tasting menu. Larger parties are seated in a back room that also holds a glassware cabinet, drawing steady staff traffic past the table. Parties above 6 cannot book through the Tock site and must request a reservation by email, which one reviewer found slow. Service is a multi-course tasting menu with optional wine or non-alcoholic pairings; one hosted event featured an extensive wine selection. One reviewer reports a party of 2 spending around $1,000 to $1,300 with pairings, so group budgets scale accordingly. Reviewers praise: private room described as nice by a repeat guest; kitchen accommodates dietary restrictions including vegan and allergies; staff mark birthdays and celebrations with personalized menus and extra dishes; hosted event showcased both seoul and nyc dishes with strong wine list. Watch for: larger parties served after smaller tables, with delays and melting desserts; parties over 6 must email; one reviewer waited a month and was declined; back room echoes and feels like a service corridor; window seats run cold. Based on 69 Google reviews of Jungsik that mention a group, a private room or a celebration.