Min's Table — Restaurant in Poznan

They deny everything, admit nothing, and make counter accusations. Dishonest. The only screaming was the sound of the toilet a few hours later. Spend your money elsewhere. A poor attempt at Korean food with terrible service. I ordered the Bulgogi meal for 2 persons at 130 zloty. The server brought us a Vegetarian hot pot meal and said that it is what I ordered, even though I specifally asked for "bulgogi". She THEN said "maybe next time!" and that it was too late. This restaurant is not service oriented. I was offerred supplemental bulgogi beef after I spoke to another employee. This bulgogi was previously cooked beef, served cold in a bowl. Instructions were to add it to the vegetable hot pot. When added to the hot pot, the bulgogi beef became tough like leather. Toward the end of the meal we received rice and chilli oil, delayed service. The quality and taste of this meal was terrible - not Korean taste nor...

Great concept restaurant - Min’s Table takes you through authentic flavors of Korea without a doubt. Food is fragrant and esthetic just like in the small family owned places back in Korea.

We ordered kimchi hotpot. I have to give one star less. Hotpot uses already cooked kimchi which lack tanginess and makes the stew a bit bland. Restaurant doesn’t let you change the broth to your liking. We’ve asked for additional chili powder and were told we can’t get it - without giving a valid reason. Poor selection of beer.

Overall great taste with things to improve. They should be more flexible with customer requests to change dishes.

Very annoying is constantly passing customers, the space between the wall and a table is too small. Cashier is at the back of the room - it makes everyone pass behind your back while you are dining. There should be waiting area made...

edit: it looks like someone from the restaurant has responded to the review. Case in point at how this restaurant utterly fails at hospitality. Shame, because the food seemed like it would be good.

Min's serves bowls and unfortunately my partner is currently restricted from carbohydrates or dairy, due to medical reasons (not a choice, trust me).

We asked for a bowl with veg and meat but without rice (indeed a "Bibimyachae" and not a Bibimbap). After some back and forth, the server and the chef flat out refused to accommodate him. This excluded him from being served for a pretty arbitrary reason.

The experience felt randomly discriminatory, quiet unKorean (customer comes first?), and generally pretty unpleasant. Left Min's feeling sad because we love us...