Joseph Ko News Today

Mediate the crisis. Deadly winter. We went to the war and god blessed me with a son. I lost him to the cold. I lost him to the war. Syrian refugees increasingly facing new danger dying from the cold as temperatures plummet. And back to school. Any is months after al shabaab gunmen killed 148 people at a Kenyan University the school reopens. It is a bad thing that happened. But that does not stop us from continuing with our life. And new students are registering for class. Good evening im antonio...

Fresh out of college, 22-year-old Joseph Ko, now a social studies teacher at Great Neck South High School, stands at the crossroads at Grinnell College, IA.

The boathouse in the park has a new operator, Korean offal at Ahgassi in Midtown and more restaurant news.

Nōksu is a new Korean fine-dining restaurant located in an unusual place, inside of a subway station in Midtown Manhattan.

Noksu is a new Korean tasting-menu restaurant in the New York City subway, with chef Dae Kim behind the chef's counter. Dinner costs $225 per person.

A hidden culinary treasure has opened right under the streets of Manhattan's Herald Square. Subway surprise: Nōksu, a Korean fine dining restaurant, opened its doors on Friday. Located inside the subway station at 49 West 32nd Street, the unassuming 13-seat eatery promises an exclusive 12-course tasting menu experience at $225 per patron served by Chef Dae Kim.

Nōksu is located below the streets of Herald Square

The best new restaurants of the fall from Ukranian in Chicago, to a vibey French spot in LA, to a Korean tasting counter inside an NYC Subway station.

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Set to open later this month, Nōksu will offer an upmarket tasting menu experience at the definitively plebeian address of the Herald Square subway stop.