Jin Xi Yuan In Milano

Before coming to Milan, I was so disappointed by the Korean restaurant in Florence, so I was a little anxious, but Miga Korean Restaurant in Milan really serves Korean food. My husband, who is a picky eater, approved and ordered two bowls of rice. Marbled chive salad is the best of the best.👍🏻

I was excited to try Korean food in the last city of my trip to Italy. I didn't check the operating hours and arrived a little early, but the owner kindly told me to come in. I ordered kimchi stew, stir-fried pork, and bulgogi-flavored tteokbokki. It was the most delicious food I've had on a trip, and I added an extra bowl of rice and ate it all. It was so delicious. I want to go again. Korean food is the best. Thank you so much to the friendly owner~!!

When coming to Milan, who can miss the authentic Korean food in Milan? ? nobody! This is definitely the best Korean food in Milan!

I was surprised by how small the portion of pork belly for two was, and I was also surprised by the high price compared to that. I asked if there was salt to dip it in, but I was surprised again because they chewed it as is.😂 If you had to compare it to a Korean restaurant in Florence, everything was like that.

Of course, it's not as good as restaurants in Korea, but it's delicious enough to taste in Europe, and the free small plate is a service not available in Europe.

Miga is a traditional Korean restaurant. The environment is simple and the staff friendly. The dishes offered are home-style cuisine, tasty and prepared with fresh ingredients. Convenient sets are offered for lunch. Average prices. Cookingwiththehamster

Kimchi stew and beef kimchi stone pot bibimbap Very delicious. The owner is a bit blunt, but It gave me strength during my boring trip to Europe. If you pay with cash, you get a 5% discount.

it is delicious. You have to go.

I went with high expectations after reading the reviews. The food overall was disappointing. The food came out burnt. Maybe it was localized, but it doesn't suit Korean tastes. The pork belly may be delicious, but the kimchi stew pork is not recommended.

Soybean paste stew and bibimbap are almost native. The seat tax (coperto) is 1.5 euros per person.