Atomix

Atomix

This restaurant is the best in the US.

At a glance

Chefs / owners
JP and Ellia Park
City
New York (Manhattan)
Cuisine
Korean tasting menu, 12 courses
Ranking
No. 1, North America's 50 Best Restaurants 2025
Announced
25 September 2025, Wynn Las Vegas
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Why it’s the best

The winner

Atomix, in Manhattan, New York, is No. 1 of North America's 50 Best Restaurants 2025, the first edition of that list, announced on 25 September 2025 at Wynn Las Vegas. It is the highest-ranked US restaurant on the list. It is run by JP and Ellia Park.

On the plate

North America's 50 Best describes it as "JP and Ellia Park's compact Manhattan masterpiece", serving "a 12-course tasting menu of Korean-based plates on beautiful bespoke ceramics". Dishes named on the list range from "teok-galbi (grilled short rib patty) with chocolate and chopi (Korean pepper)" to "halibut served with sea urchin and rice porridge", and every dish "comes with an accompanying explanatory card".

Who chose it

North America's 50 Best is voted by chefs, critics and food writers of the region, organised by 50 Best (William Reed, London). The order is theirs, not ours. Our US list adds Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat in the U.S. 2025, voted by Yelp users.

Sources

The order is our Best '25 list, built from the 2025 editions of trusted US rankings such as North America's 50 Best Restaurants 2025 (US entries): the more of them name an entry, the higher its place — not our own judgement. Picture: AI illustration.

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