Seoul Restaurant In Roma

Good korean restaurant highly recommend

I've been to a Korean restaurant three times in Italy, and this one tastes the most like Korea. That's why there are so many Koreans there, and the restaurant is huge. The pollack stew is incredibly delicious. The squid in the stir-fried squid and pork is so fresh, and all the side dishes are tasty too. I'm going again tomorrow!!

Since it is an old place, the atmosphere is vintage, but the taste is truly authentically Korean. I recommend it the most in terms of taste among the restaurants in Termini.

Delicious! The pork rib hot pot was huge, enough for four people, and they gave us a lot of meat. It was very spicy; I specifically asked for it to be less spicy, but it was still very tasty. It tasted just like the pork rib hot pot I had in Jeju Island before.

This restaurant is popular with Asians, and is quite cozy even though it's in the basement. The staff is courteous and very efficient. The food is good, nothing like the cuisines of neighboring countries. It's a shame they don't recommend traditional dishes to diners unfamiliar with this type of cuisine.

I was in Rome for five days on a business trip. Italian food is delicious, but eating it every day gets boring. Asians should stick to Asian food. I found this Korean restaurant on Google and went there. The sign was inconspicuous, located in a basement, but the food was incredibly delicious—authentic Korean cuisine (kimchi stew, kimchi pancakes, Korean fried chicken).

Soft tofu stew is just the GOAT... Just eat it. I'm the type who struggles to eat even the regular level of Yeop Tteokbokki kimchi stew, but my wife says it's delicious and eats it. (For reference, she is pregnant.)

I've been to so many Korean restaurants while traveling around Europe, but this was the first time I've seen a place that serves this much basic side dish, and it was so delicious!!! I don't know how amazing the Korean food people who wrote the terrible reviews were expecting while abroad, but I really enjoyed the meal!!! The side dishes were tasty too, and it's a place I want to visit again and again while I'm in Rome~!!

I was tired of Italian food, so I decided to try Asian food in Rome and came here. The food in Shin-Okubo is generally better, but I was still relieved to get lots of side dishes to eat with chopsticks. The staff were friendly and spoke to me in English and Japanese, which I appreciated.

Very tasty and a great selection. If you let yourself be surprised, it can get very spicy. But absolutely top-notch.