Kimchi in Dublin

Loved this place. I will definitely be back. I had the Bibimbap with beef and extra kimchi. 10/10

This is a review of a Korean restaurant I bought with my own money. I was hoping it would be a hit, so I was planning to write sequential reviews after my trip, but I made an exception. If you're Korean, please visit this restaurant!!! I started feeling sick as soon as I arrived in Dublin, and I couldn't even eat a proper meal, which was so hard. But here, I had a hearty bibimbap and was so happy. It was the happiest moment I've had in Dublin. Actually, I was very selective when choosing it. I was determined to go to a Korean restaurant run by a Korean. It seemed like all the waiters were Korean, and I could order in Korean. I enjoy trying new restaurants, but after trying the bibimbap and liking it, I settled on this one. I've been recommending it to all my Korean friends like crazy. The week after the bibimbap, I visited again and had jeyuk (pork belly). Honestly, jeyuk (pork belly) tastes so different depending on who makes it, so I was hesitant to order it, but I was so glad I didn't waste any time debating. I'm a very picky eater and would rather starve than eat something tasteless, but it was so delicious that I had two bowls of rice. I asked if they could give me a little more rice, but they just gave me one... It's like this place is run by angels. I almost thanked them for their business as I left. And the portions are generous, enough to keep you full until dinner. I'm not sure if it's for adult men, but... I think the prices are reasonable. If you go for lunch, they give you a lunch menu, and I think the lunch menu is probably the cheapest. Bibimbap is 13 euros, and Jeyuk is 14 euros. Oh, and if you order bibimbap, they also give you miso soup (it's on the menu). I recommend it if you're craving soup. If you order the Hansang set (jeyuk, ttukbul, etc.), they give you kimchi as a side dish. It's delicious!! I tried to understand that there weren't any glass noodles in the ttukbul, but they did... I was so touched. Anyway, definitely go. If this store closes, Koreans living in Ireland will be unhappy. I'll go again this week if I can. I didn't receive any advertising fees, but I'd like to. I go there every day while I'm in Dublin. I haven't been there in the evening, so I don't know, but it seems like the bar is open from 5 PM.

Great Korean food and lovely people!

I tried to order thier octopus karaage and was delighted of the soft but crunchy texture. Then for the mains I picked kimchi pork bokkeum and was amazed with the flavor and taste, this place really is a must try and would definitely be coming back to taste other dishes.I would like to add that the BG music was amazing. It was around my age and genre

Best korean restaurant in Dublin. Food is authentic and tastes great.

It tastes just like the spicy stir-fried rice cake I had in Korea🤤 The price is not expensive and it's so delicious that I'll come back to eat it again🧡🧡

Lovely place. The prices are very reasonable.

The food is really good , upto our expectations.

Another lovely experience after a few years break since my last visit. The kimchi rice is absolutely delicious! Highly recommend the prawn dumplings too but everything on the menu looks good.

Googled and went in for lunch as it was advertised as the oldest Korean restaurant in Dublin. Simple and inviting decor of a pub/restaurant. Absolutely falling into my expectations of a Korean restaurant. The service was exceptional, staff is inviting and accommodating always with a huge smile. Great selection of hops and big bar area, must be nice on a night out. Food wise I must say it was little average. The kimchi stew, however with correct flavor, was lacking character and kimchi itself. Had lot’s of onion, cabbage and bean sprouts leaving little space in the bowl for kimchi itself. Might give it another try or might not 😉