Ginmi In Milano

Nice restaurant, but a little below expectations. The food was good, but I didn't feel that typical Korean taste that I felt elsewhere. I found the dishes less tasty and also less spicy. The tteotbokki were not the classic red, spicy ones, but the soy flavor was prevalent, I guess, and they disappointed me a little. Overall the food is not bad, there are some positive notes, but it doesn't make you say "wow". My personal opinion is that they adapted some dishes to Italian flavors.

Maybe the best Korean I found in Milan

Very authentic Korean food but the staff is not very enthusiastic. Tastes good

Great service and very easy to book through the website. Good food!

I went there without making a reservation, but it was already full... It was a very popular restaurant, so you had to make a reservation 3-4 days in advance on weekends. But the funny thing is that most local Italians eat dinner after 8 o'clock, so I went at the 6:30 opening time, so I was lucky that there was an empty seat. Perhaps because the owner is Korean, the taste was quite close to the original Korean food. As a Korean who likes things crunchy, when ordering kimchi pancakes, if you ask for it to be a little more crispy, they will do it.

Good authentic korean food with nice service in a simple and relaxed environment. It’s very reasonably prices and it offer lunch menu for very cheap so I suggest going for lunch during the week. I would just like the dolsot bibimbap to be served in a hotter bowl.

This is a Korean restaurant with a slightly localized feel. The taste of kimchi is a bit different from the taste of kimchi eaten in Korea. The standard side dishes are seaweed, kimchi, and stewed potatoes, one set per person. I don't know if they can be refilled. I ordered two bulgogi assorted pancakes with rice. The assorted pancakes came in two small sizes: kimchi pancake, green onion pancake, and mung bean pancake. It was crispy and delicious. The bulgogi had a slightly meaty smell and was served with a slightly sweet seasoning and ssam vegetables. It was a restaurant frequented by more locals than Koreans.

First ever Korean experience for us. Historic place frequented by Koreans, therefore a guarantee of authenticity, quite small, so I recommend booking from the online site. The girls in the room were very kind and attentive, available to explain, advise and clear up doubts. We had tofu soup, fresh tofu and bulgoghi kimichi. Really excellent tofu, good but a little anonymous soup, very good and plentiful bulgoghi, and eating it in salad leaves makes it a quite unique playful and convivial experience. Very good value for money for Milanese standards, considering that they don't charge a cover charge despite serving a welcome appetizer. Minimal style venue. I will definitely come back. The only flaw is that the menu offering is not particularly varied, as it is limited to starters, soups and grilled meats.

Everything ok, food, service and location.

This is a restaurant I visited because I wanted to eat Korean food while transiting through Milan. The two of us ate kimchi pancake, japchae, soft tofu stew, and bibimbap and it was really delicious. I especially recommend the soft tofu stew 👍