Imone Ristorante Coreano In Milano

I often eat at Bikiki and am always satisfied. ^^ It's also open in the afternoon, which is perfect for me since I have to catch my train soon after! It's located near Gae Aulenti/Garibaldi and close to the 33 and 10 stops. Everyone is very friendly and the food is delicious. They have vegetarian and vegan options. I recommend the kimchi kimbap, kimchi mandu, and kimmari. The roasted tteok skewers with soy glaze and the fresh kimchi are also very good!

Food is good, Environment is good, portions are a bit small

The owner was kind and helpful, the food arrived quickly and was very good!

Beautiful place... friendly staff, excellent food, I recommend it

Delicious food, as if homemade by the lovely owner.

I'm back almost three years after my first visit, and I find the kimchi is still excellent, but the dumplings are sparse and poorly seasoned. The Bibimbap Geyuk is good. The prices are high; I spend €30 to fill up (of course, the location also drives up the prices...)

A wonderful Korean street food experience🫰🏼❤️ high quality and a family atmosphere. I'll return whenever I can 😊

Bikiki is a very welcoming Korean Street Food place, with friendly and helpful staff who can answer any questions you may have, even providing explanations to any of our curiosities about Korean food or culture. The food is delicious, the portions may seem small, but at least you get to try a bit of everything. Kimchi, cabbage, lotus root, tteokbokki, steamed dumplings, klmbap, and corn dogs are my favorite dishes, not to mention the desserts and the wonderful Sujeonggwa drink. Every time I have the chance to go to Milan, it's my regular stop, so if you're just passing through or somewhere else, make sure you stop by this small but splendid culinary spot. You won't regret it.

A truly traditional place, with authentic Korean cuisine. As someone who's been to Korea, I haven't found anything better in Milan: a 10 for me! Highly recommended.

This place is located very close to my office, discovered by a colleague. I've been there several times for lunch and tried a bit of everything: I've always been satisfied with the menu, which also changes over time (aside from a few ever-present "classics," like kimbap and bibimbap). I love their kimchi. The only downside is that it's really small, but if you can go at off-peak hours, you can eat in peace.