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7 New North Jersey Restaurants To Eat At Tonight

New eateries are popping up in North Jersey just in time for holiday season. Here are the latest:

Kimchi Mama's new Broad Avenue location is serving up the same Bibimbap and Korean BBQ.

Kimchi Mama's new Broad Avenue location is serving up the same Bibimbap and Korean BBQ.

Photo Credit: Kimchi Mama
Pizza King is now open in Fort Lee.

Pizza King is now open in Fort Lee.

Photo Credit: Pizza King
CPK at GSP

CPK at GSP

Photo Credit: Chris Cronin
Burgerhaus is open in Clifton.

Burgerhaus is open in Clifton.

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Celtic Corner in Hawthorne is dishing up Irish classics with a twist.

Celtic Corner in Hawthorne is dishing up Irish classics with a twist.

Photo Credit: Celtic Corner

Burgerhaus! in Clifton: Tell the person at the register of this Market Street restaurant to make it a “Biggie” and they'll double your patty, split it with a bun in the middle and send you on your way. It's a simple menu -- but burgers don't need to be made complicated.

Celtic Corner, Hawthorne: This new gastropub on Lafayette Avenue puts a modern twist on Irish classics like Shepherds Pie and loaded Irish fries (Bacon, crispy onions, mustard, dubliner cheese over fries). The executive chef is Christine Nunn, former owner of now-closed Picnic in Fair Lawn and Picnic on the Square in Ridgewood.

Pizza King, Fort Lee: The Bruscos have reopened their beloved Abbot Boulevard pizzeria. The shop closed in 2012 after nearly four decades serving customers, already back with a new generation in tow.

California Pizza Kitchen, Garden State Plaza: CPK recently unveiled a new look and seasonal menu in a newly-built space on Level 2 in the Fashion District. It now boasts a full-service bar, open kitchen and fall dishes like spicy chorizo pizza, roasted garlic chicken and pumpkin cheesecake.

Kimchi Mama, Palisades Park: The Caldwell and Fair Lawn eatery has a new Broad Avenue location for Bibimbap and Korean BBQ.

  • Tim’s Po Boys and Wings, Hawthorne: Cajun classics and wings are the name of the game at this Lafayette Avenue establishment.
  • GOGO Galbi, Paramus: The traditional Korean buffet on Paramus Road has any meat you could ever want. Pair it with kimchi, dumplings, chicken teriyaki and a variety of big soups. The menu comes with a how-to manual -- fear not.

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