Genesis House serves royal Korean cooking by the Hudson.
A dining room on Tenth Avenue, cooking developed with Seoul’s Onjium institute.
Perched on the second floor of Genesis House overlooking the Hudson River, diners enter a serene architectural pavilion of blonde oak and acoustic fabric inspired by traditional Korean hanok design.
In collaboration with Seoul's Onjium culinary institute: royal surasang banquet spreads, slow-braised abalone in pine nut broth, and seasonal banchan fermented with ancestral jangs.
Tranquil and dignified; floor-to-ceiling glass offers calm sunset river vistas while servers narrate the centuries-old royal origins of each seasonal course.
Genesis House provides Manhattan with unprecedented access to Korean royal court heritage, bridging culinary anthropology with exquisite hospitality.
From the MICHELIN listing
- Distinction
- MICHELIN Guide selection
- Price band
- $$$
- Cuisine
- Korean
- Address
- 40A Tenth Ave., New York
Sources
- MICHELIN Guide · Genesis House Restaurant · checked Sep 28, 2026
Distinction, address, cuisine and price band come from the listing above. Descriptions of rooms and dishes are from Dine Digest’s earlier reporting and were not re-checked for this issue.
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