Oppa Ristorante coreana e cinese In Venezia

Excellent food! My parents got the mapu tofu and I got the tteokbokki with cheese and it was absolutely perfect! I asked for very spicy and it was delicious. Go for the very spicy option for sure! Very modern and clean interior, but that does mean it does miss out on the charm like the rest of Venice. Very friendly staff, good prices.

I went to a strange restaurant for lunch and ended up eating something incredibly greasy, which left me desperately needing Korean food. I didn't plan on going to the main island today, but I went for dinner to have a Korean meal and was completely satisfied. It seems to be run by a Chinese couple. Perhaps it's a language barrier or their introverted nature, but they don't seem overly welcoming or friendly, but they are incredibly kind and gentle. Don't worry about the quality of the food. Before going, I was worried I might be over-excited after reading other Koreans' positive reviews, but I was still over-excited throughout my meal, while paying, and even after leaving. Of course, it can't be compared to restaurants in Korea. I think this level of Korean food abroad is top-tier. They also serve Chinese food, so there are a few Chinese customers, but it's still worth the visit. I highly recommend it if you're tired of Western food.

A must-visit restaurant during your trip to Venice Wow... I don't understand why this place only gets a 4.5. This was the number one Korean restaurant I ate at during my last trip to Venice, after England, Finland, and France. At first, I was worried because it was run by a Chinese owner, but it was so delicious it was practically tearjerking. I had three dishes: kimchi stew, stir-fried pork (red), and dolsot bibimbap. All three were delicious. Seriously, just be quiet and order at least three. And stop drinking Coca-Cola and start with a green plum aperitif. I took two green plums to go... I left a tip, which I never did during my trip. I thanked the owner in Chinese and left. Thank you, boss. ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 謝謝. 謝謝. 謝謝. ♥

I ordered a kimchi stew, which was okay, but there wasn't much meat in it. It cost 15 euros, but the bill came to 17 euros, with an extra 2 euros for the table fee. No one mentioned this when I ordered, so it was a bit of a bad experience.

It was so delicious that I visited for a second time. I came back to life after eating the kimchi stew here. I'll be back again ☺️

I should start by saying that this was my first experience at a Korean restaurant, so I have no comparison when it comes to the authenticity of the dishes. That said, I really enjoyed what I tried and will definitely return when I'm in the area again. The woman who served me was very friendly, and the food arrived on time.

If you find European food difficult, come here and enjoy the food. I especially enjoyed the stir-fried pork.

Friendly staffs, excellent food and VERY Affordable

While traveling in Europe, I've been disappointed many times, so I tend to avoid going back, but I highly recommend this restaurant. The quality of the food is decent for the price. I ordered the gobdol bibimbap, mapo tofu, and seafood pajeon. Everything was above average. Even plain rice was just €1, so this is a very conscientious restaurant. I hope it stays that way for a long time, and next time I'll try the stir-fried pork.

Right next to the train station on a very quiet clean street. The inside is big, modern and clean. Staff easy to talk to. Fair prices, quality meals. Worth a visit.