KoreaTown — Restaurant in Warsaw

KoreaTown is one of the best, if not the best, Korean restaurants in Poland. Truthfully, it's almost better than some "more traditional" Korean restaurants that I have tried. In a quick summary, the menu was very diverse and had a quality variety of traditional and modern dishes. Additionally, every dish is accompanied by side dishes that were all absolutely delicious.

I especially enjoyed that this place is vegetarian friendly and almost all meat dishes have a vegetarian or vegan alternative. The service was also pleasant and the open kitchen was a nice touch! I liked that this place wasn't overly formal but is was sophisticated enough to sit and have a few drinks.

My tips: If you are looking for lower-alcohol % alternative to soju, try the makgeolli! Although it is a bit of an acquired taste, it's something fun to try. I am also aware that some reviews say that this place is in a more random spot in Warsaw, but ul. Puławska is a food-lover's paradise. Although KoreaTown is very accessible via public transport, it is still worth making the trek over to from other parts...

I visited this place i will not review the food here because i didn't try.... I came in waited to be seated saw a couple leave table asked staff to get the table ready... She immediately said sorry i have no tables this table is booked... I asked when was ot booked she said 5min ago... Obviously i was not convinced... She said waiting time is 2hrs..... Which is absurd for a small restaurant.... I said ok book me in 2hrs ill go and come back she just took my name didn't ask my phone number.... My rating is for your staff... Zero star because they are sad and grumpy all it takes is smile and a convincing explanation.......im very disappointed with the treatment of your staff and handling my welcoming to 1st time visitor..... And last time...... So my advice to owner teach your staff to smile and be more professional because people do make reviews and this is my review on this place.... Btw you had 2 empty tables on the day its not that busy time was around 330pm. ...

The food was absolutely delicious, with bold Korean flavor profiles that really stood out.

For my meal, I ordered the KFC cauliflower, kimchi, and kimchi guk soup. The KFC cauliflower was a delightful twist on the classic Korean fried chicken. The crispy coating and tender cauliflower paired perfectly with the flavorful seasoning, creating a mouthwatering combination.

The kimchi was simply outstanding. It had the right balance of spiciness and tanginess, making it a perfect accompaniment to any dish. The kimchi guk soup was hearty and comforting, filled with rich flavors and the unmistakable taste of fermented cabbage.

Overall, my experience at this Korean restaurant was fantastic. The food had bold and distinctive Korean flavors, the wait time was short, and the service...