5x Korean restaurants Amsterdam
Korean restaurants, think sizzling barbecues on the table, freshly grilled bulgogi and spicy kimchi. In short, a party for foodies. But where should you go for those real Korean vibes and those divine dishes? We've got you covered! These are the coolest Korean spots where you absolutely have to sit down at least once. Would you rather Indian, Israeli of Japanese? We have also listed these for you earlier.
In the middle of the pipe you will find Miss Korea BBQ , an all you can eat-restaurant where you can load your plate with everything from sushi, Korean BBQ and Japanese dishes. As is often the case with all you can eatrestaurants, you order via a tablet – nice and easy and ideal if you are with your friends. Thanks to the large menu, there really is something for everyone. Done with grilling yourself? Then order delicious dishes that are prepared in the kitchen. It is usually busy here, so if you want to be sure of a table, don't forget to make a reservation.
From the outside it doesn't look very promising and the interior is nothing to write home about, but the food here is great. Family restaurant HwaWon is known as the most authentic Korean restaurant in Amsterdam. It's no wonder they've been there since 2003. Hwa Won has been temporarily closed since the end of August 2024, but hopefully they'll reopen soon. We'll keep an eye on their socials!
In Buitenveldert you can enjoy authentic Korean food at Khan. The owners of this restaurant come from the South Korean province of Jeollo-Du. That name probably doesn't ring a bell, but when you hear that this is the place where the UNESCO City of Gastronomy is located, you know you're in luck. Food, family and sharing are central here. Especially in the kitchen, mrs. Oh learned to cook from her mother in Korea. You won't get more authentic Korean than this.
In 2016 opened Seoul food their doors and now this cozy and snug Korean cafe is not to be missed. Seoul food is a real gem. Every day they prepare fresh Korean dishes and tasty home-made cold drinks. Also for take-away so a detour along the Kinkerstraat sounds like a good idea! In addition to the atmospheric eatery you will also find a shop with Korean snacks, sauces, drinks and beauty items that you can take home with you.
Are you a chicken lover? Then you should visit Soju Bar in de Pijp. This hotspot is known for its Korean c, with crispy fried chicken as their favorite. This delicious chicken tastes perfect in combination with a cold beer or a fresh soju. Whether you want to sit down for a long time or want a quick bite to eat, Soju bar offers both. There is often a line, but it is worth the wait!
