Kim's Restaurant

We came late at night but the lady still provided very good service, we were very grateful However some vegetables in my cold noodles tasted a bit sour and my friend had diarrhea afterwards

- Jinshu Zhang -

Me and my partner ordered three dishes, including one starter and two main dishes. However, they only provided one rice, saying that the fried chicken don’t come with rice ( even tho they mentioned in the menu that each main dish come with rice). Seriously I don’t get it, we spent nearly 50 euro for 2 person but only got one rice:(

- RAETIA -

It was my second time to eat here. This time I've ordered something bigger: Korean style gyoza (they called it "Mandu", as appetizer) and seafood hotpot as main course. IMHO, both dishes were good, but not exceptional. We received our drinks later after appetizer. The younger waitress was not as friendly as the older one. It's good to have a try.

- Razan Wibowo -

Awesome Korean food in Munich — everything was delicious, prices were fair, and the owner was really nice and down-to-earth!

- Chia-Hui Yang -

Found Kims Restaurant while I was walking near the area. The Sundubu-jjigae was very homey and comforting! Bibimbap was delicious with decent portions and well seasoned veggies. But I wasn’t a fan of their Tteokbokki cause the rice cakes were overcooked and not chewy, the sauce was not the best too. Service was welcoming and fast. They have outdoor and indoor seating

- Winnie Felicia Gunawan -

I recently dined at Kim's Restaurant with my husband, and it was quite a nice experience . The food here is great, and not too expensive either. Portion sizes are generous, ensuring you'll leave with a satisfied appetite. One highlight of the meal was the assortment of tasty side dishes, including the must-try kimchi and refreshing cucumber. The meat dishes were delicious, though I did find the Bulgogi a tad dry. The staff deserves a special mention – they were not only polite but also incredibly sweet, making the dining experience all the more enjoyable. However, be prepared to exercise a bit of patience when you visit, as the restaurant tends to get quite busy. If you're dying from hunger, it's a good idea to order some small appetizers while you wait for your main dish. Don't miss out on the pancakes; they were a highlight of the meal and offered a generous portion perfect for sharing. Given the popularity, making a reservation for dinner is a wise move. A minor note for accessibility: The entrance might be a bit tricky for those in wheelchairs, though it's not impossible to navigate. Taller diners might find the chairs and tables a bit small, but it's manageable. Overall, Kim's Restaurant is a gem with great food, affordability, and friendly service, just be prepared for a bit of a wait during busy hours.

- Stefania -

We are visiting for bauma & we found Kim’s Restaurant, and the experience was amazing! The food was amazing! I ordered the #121, finely cut pork belly, extra spicy, & the #146 spicy chicken wings, extra spicy, and it one of the best meals I’ve ever had. Highly recommend this restaurant!

- Will Draper -

Food was tasty, though a little cold in my case (Tofu-Kimchi-Samgyeopsal). Portion sizes a little too small for the price in my opinion but still okay. Waitress was pleasant. Atmosphere was basic with no special lighting, no interesting layout, no background music - which I was not bothered by but good go know that you might not wanna bring a date here. All this made it feel homey overall, like being at your grandma's for dinner.

- Ewgenia B -