Park Korean Eatery in München

I love this restaurant! One of my favorites in Munich.

My wife and I were visiting for a week, and happened by this cool restaurant. The food was excellent, but that is not the best part of this restaurant - I’ll get to that later. The first time we had fried chicken and cheese dakgabi - it was delicious! We saw other tables eating hot pots, and we knew we had to come back. Glad we did! A few nights later a hot pot - even better! Wine was also great. Prices were extremely reasonable for the quality and quantity - we tried to finish because it was so good (but failed). Now the best part… the entire restaurant worked as a team. We could tell that they were having fun and they were all so nice and professional. Pauline was our server the first night and Henry the second. All in the restaurant were active and engaged - we loved them all! They gave us suggestions on other restaurants, day trips, etc. Delightful crew - they should be very proud! Thank you, you were the highlight of a wonderful trip.

We felt very well looked after. The mocktails were pleasant, as was the food. We were well full with dessert.

The food was good, but I ordered a glass (0.2l) of red house wine, which later cost 20 euros. This is beyond outrageous. The fried chicken was good, but I would describe it as better junk food. Overall, unfortunately not what it promised.

Supe is so cold 😵‍💫 Not tasty and don't understand 2 main courses written on the lunch menu for 14.90 (bibimbap with beef and super chicken), 1 bottle of water but I have to pay 43.90 euros.

Super tasty, plentiful, super attentive staff!

Very tasty food. Lots of choice. Seems very authentic.

Very inviting restaurant and the food smells delicious. Unfortunately it was just a smell. We showed up on time for our reservation at 8 p.m. It was announced that they don't have a table available yet but in 10 minutes. We understood and preferred to wait outside due to the limited space. Like-minded people met here who were also waiting for their 8 p.m. reservation. We were now able to observe through the windows that none of the seated guests made any move to vacate their seats or that the waiters tried to find seats. After 25 minutes in the cold and no information or reaction from the staff, our patience was exhausted. We told the employee that we would try our luck elsewhere and moved on with a 'sorry'.

Why on earth is your website only in English? Are you a pub in England or a Korean restaurant in Germany? It's really unbelievable that "hip" restaurants think this is okay. Never eat there again until the restaurant also serves the local language.

We went here for dinner and really enjoyed the food. The Korean fried chicken was crispy, not too greasy and went wonderfully with the sauce we ordered. The bulgogi was tender and excellently seasoned. The bibimbap was also good, although I've tried a better version at other places. The cocktails were tasty and appealing, although nothing extraordinary. The prices are overall quite high. The food is definitely good, but not quite worth the price in my opinion.

Authentic and delicious Korean food. The atmosphere is lovely and refined. Nice korean playlist.

It was my birthday and I made a reservation at Park Korean Eatery. The food was great both in terms of taste and appearance. The waiter was friendly and the price was pretty good! I'll definitely come back for my next party :)

The food was really tasty. Photos on the menu would be helpful, but the waiter was very nice and explained all the dishes to us

Way too overpriced. Mini side dishes and sauce are charged extra. Beer only 0.33L. The seating is too narrow and the background noise is too loud. It's ok to try it out once.

Very delicious. Every food was great and the people were also very nice. Loved the fried chicken and always like the sauces they give. So much flavor in all the food.

Great restaurant, good Korean food, great team with good service.

Henri enchanted us with his service. Super attentive, quick, accommodating!

I loved everything about this cute restaurant. The food was outstanding especially the fried chicken with black garlic. The waitresses were very nice and fast. We liked it so much we returned on our last day for takeaway. Keep it up guys!

Excellent cuisine, best Korean in Munich, very pleasant service! Thanks

To be honest, it is not real korean foods and just localized korean style food. But it is not bad. I went because the reviews were good, but unfortunately it didn't suit my taste. Honestly, I don't know if this really suits other Koreans' tastes. The red pepper paste was also unique, and I thought it was kimchi stew, but it turned out to be something like mixed noodles. It was like anchovy broth, but it was something I had never tasted in Korea.

After eating German food, I was craving Korean food, so this place is the best! There was a Korean cooking the food, and it was the same as what I used to eat in Korea, and the server was also cheerful and responsive.

Everything perfect! The quality of the food is very high, great service and the atmosphere is very cozy - an all-round successful visit. Absolutely recommended!

Great shop and very nice service staff. Violent pictures hang there. Great concept.

This is the best Asian food I have eaten in my life. The staff is super warm (big up to Tim and Henry)😘. The atmosphere is very friendly. I highly recommend!!!!!!!!!!

This place is great ! The food is fantastic, it is really worth the price. The servers are really kind and the service was fast. It is overall a great little place to eat some delicious food and drink some amazing cocktails. A big thank you to Henri and Tim !

Thank you for the food and the amazing service byHenri et Tim 🕺

I highly recommend this place, very good food, calm jazzy ambiance 👍

Tried the Park's Korean fried chicken, Cheese Dakgalbi and the shrimp! Loved all of it!

I didn't remember the name of the meal, a starter with dumplings and a delicious salad, a beef main course with three kinds of fermented vegetables and rice and a delicious grapefruit highball to finish. Very tasteful and delicious. Absolutely recommended!

Food/drinks very good and the waitress Pauli was a very nice girl 😁 Would come again and again 😸

Very tasty food, extremely friendly service and a nice restaurant! Prices okay for the size of the portions. I'll definitely be back very soon!!

Super nice service, the Korean Fried Chicken is absolutely amazing and the price is absolutely reasonable. The ingredients are stated to be from the region (and I even think I read organic). The only thing we missed was a few Korean/Asian beers on the menu. But the cocktails and also the cold brew coffee were excellent. The restaurant is very attractive and classy. I'll definitely be back!

Super nice and courteous service, good selection of drinks and dishes (including vegetarian/vegan), dogs are welcome. The food came quickly and was very tasty. Really everything is great!

I ordered JAPCHAE with beef and vegetables to take away, despite the fresh preparation it came together quite quickly. What I personally didn't like was the almost raw white cabbage. I think you could also use other vegetables. I also think there should be a German card for those who don't know anything about English and Korean. Regarding the parking situation, yes it is difficult at the moment, also because there is a construction site right next door, but if you are not lazy about walking, you can also park cheaply in the shopping center. Think about 2€/hour. That's bearable for Munich conditions. When I'm in Munich again, I'll definitely stop by again and try some more.

After encountering a few disappointing meals and services during our European travels, discovering Park Korean Eatery was a refreshing change. The intimate, dimly lit ambiance, combined with exceptional service and a diverse selection of Korean favorites, made for an outstanding dining experience. I’m only a bit disappointed I didn’t get to try their hotpot as I’m sure it would have been great. I highly recommend it to everyone, particularly tourists seeking a delightful alternative to the typical Bavarian fare.

The best bulgogi in Munich, maybe even Germany. Korean Fried Chicken is also worth the calories.

The food is great, as are the staff.

The dog is delicious. I pressed the dog button on Jin’s mother’s side.

Was walking around Munich and was drawn in by the smells. Got the chicken appetizer, the bulgogi, and dakgalbi all to share. Was the perfect amount and tasted fantastic.

Cozy, pleasant evening with delicious food and exceptional friendly service

Brilliant Korean food. Very delicious.

Very friendly service. The good was really good and tasty at a good price. Thank you

Super nice staff, food absolutely delicious, I can only recommend it :D

Super tasty food, very polite staff. Very surprised by the food. Looking forward to next time.

Modern Korean cuisine with creative dishes. Nice service. Unfortunately, as always in Munich, the seating is very tight.

I recommend this place because you can enjoy delicious Korean food at a reasonable price for Munich. They also serve Soju and Makgeolli, but they are expensive so I hope these prices will be reconsidered.

Top Korean, delicious and great atmosphere. The service was good, but it ended abruptly after the food was on the table…

Not recommended! Price performance doesn't fit.

Amazing food and service! I’ll Definitely come back

the korean fried chicken sandwhich is SO GOOD!

The bulgogi beef was delicious and packed with flavor, we loved it. Also, the service was really nice and attentive and the atmosphere is dark and modern, giving very nice vibes. We didn’t enjoy the general concept of having to pick many dishes that are each pretty pricey (pure Meat + 2 sides approx 35€) to make it a main course instead of having a clear menu to choose from.

Great, highly recommended. Great food, great service. Very authentic.

The food is very authentic. Unfortunately, my favorite dish was sold out in two varieties. The staff is super fast and responds to requests. I found the ambience to be half successful as the music was quite loud and in my opinion the tables were too close together.

The Park impresses with outstanding service and outstanding taste. We were there for an early dinner and were able to relax and eat outside in the best weather. The Park is characterized by authentic Korean cuisine and places particular emphasis on the tapas-like sharing of food, which is common in Korea. After initial inhibitions, we immediately learned to love the concept. It's just fun to eat together with friends and put together the culinary delight to your liking and try out new combinations again and again while eating. The service should also be particularly praised again. While we sat at our table, we simply didn't lack for anything. Even little things like handing drinks correctly are taken into account here - something you don't necessarily have to have, but it's even more amazing when you see it. In addition, if you are new to Korean cuisine, you will receive impeccable advice here and the best way to enjoy the cuisine in this restaurant is also wonderfully explained. The drawback for us was the rather high prices. Nevertheless, we would recommend this restaurant if you want to eat something special in an extraordinary setting.

Super super delicious! Great concept and extremely friendly staff! Again any time!

The restaurant is very stylish. The waiters are very sweet and helpful. I know that lot of people says that this is a peak of korean cuisine, but I really did not enjoy it. The only thing which was good was the chicken. But all the other food I tasted was kinda bland or just spicy. Like not as full of tastes and spices but just flaming hot. I dont know. I was angry at myself for eating there because the main dish and appetizer with a drink was about 50 euros. The drink itself cost around 10 euros.

Excellent food, delicious drinks and super nice service!

From the staff to the taste, it was a perfect place. I was really surprised that the stir-fried pork was tastier than the one I had in Korea. Dakgalbi… It's just like that... I ordered a bottle of soju because it was cheaper than other Korean restaurants (11 euros), but when they brought me a bottle of soju, they said they were sorry that there was no Chamisul. It seems like fruit soju is served to foreigners and fresh drinks are given to Koreans as standard. For Koreans who are tired of greasy German food, it would be perfect to have pork and a glass of soju here.

The atmosphere is nice, but it's too salty and expensive.

Best Korean food I had in Germany fo sho

I’m from the States and a huge fan of Korean food (largely in Manhattan and Los Angeles). Atmosphere is hip - can see this being a nice date spot purely for its ambiance. Taste-wise, this place wasn’t the worst I’ve ever had, but it also wasn’t anything I’d tell my friends about. It definitely wins for being the most expensive Korean eatery I’ve ever been to though. Over €50 for some tofu and vegetables in a hot pot (Jeongol), which trumps even some of the nicer Korean places I’ve eaten at in Manhattan. Wild.

Foods were delicious, it’s authentic Korean cuisine. Ordered Korean style chicken, Bulgogi with rice separately ordered, and Japchae. Japchae was relatively small portion for its price. Service was nice and friendly. Vibe was cozy. Overall, it was a lovely Korean restaurant, and it’s my second time already. 🌟

I ate stir-fried pork and tofu dumpling casserole... Stir-fried pork is just as delicious as what you get in Korea. However, the tofu dumpling casserole has no taste... It feels like they just added ingredients and salt... It has no taste... ㅠㅠ

Mega delicious Korean food. Especially the Bulgogi in combination with the Wasabi Daikon and the Vegetable Ensemble. A dream. The drinks were also very tasty. I have to come back again. :)

We ate here for the first time on Friday last week. Overall, the concept didn't seem quite complete. The food is good so far, but the prices quoted in many places don't match the interior, the "presentation" of the food or the service. I ordered Bassac Bulgogi, a traditional beef dish for a whopping €21.90. I got a plate full of meat and nothing else. Rice can be ordered for an additional €2 or a selection of different cold side dishes. The combination of all three side dishes was recommended, which drove the price of the main course alone over €30. Recently, a cooperation with Fevertree was apparently entered into, but the staff has not yet been properly trained, which is why ordering the drinks has sometimes degenerated into a bit of chaos. Would like to try more dishes at Park, but at the moment it's a bit too expensive for what you get.

All around great experience, attentive service, excellent food and cocktails. The whole thing has its price, but it was worth it!

Nothing to complain about. Good Korean cuisine. The restaurant is a bit small, so definitely make a reservation. The selection consists of the typical Korean classics and nothing is missed.

All dishes are freshly prepared here. The portions are commensurate with the prices. The taste is adapted to German conditions, not so spicy. The ambience can best be described as a “black hole”. Everything here is just black. Walls, tables, chairs, floor, ceiling, napkins, chopsticks... Service was nice and quick. Small terrace, card payment possible, no parking spaces. Large menu of spirits, business lunch.

Great food, great service. As an asian who loves to eat other asian delicacies, this korean restaurant is highly recommended. ❤️

After planning to do so countless times, we finally went to Park Korean Eatery. The service was quick, friendly and attentive. We ordered Japchae and Cheese Dakgalbi and deliberately didn't choose a starter because the portions looked quite generous in the pictures, which was confirmed. About the Cheese Dakgalbi: This dish is a marinated chicken dish with cabbage and tteokbokki served with melted cheese. The sauce was a sweet spicy gochujang sauce. Here I have to be honest: I have never - and really never - eaten such delicious tteokbokki in Germany! The consistency was just right. About the japchae: I was initially a little disappointed because I typically missed carrots and spinach in this dish; I also missed the intense sesame oil taste. For me it was also a bit too salty due to too much soy sauce. The taste was ok after I removed some of the sauce. In summary: I will come back, but I think it's a shame that there was no bibimbap in the evening, nor any soups. Maybe that could be changed? But I also understand that this is the concept.

Delicious food and friendly staff

I would like to start by saying I'm not a Korean food expert/connoisseur, so my review is based on my taste and opinion. I enjoyed everything I ordered at this restaurant. The food was tasty but it is not cheap. I've been previously to other Korean restaurants and this was definitely the most "high end" with the best atmosphere and presentation. I think this is reflected in the price as well, but overall I would say the quality/price ratio is still positive. Service was friendly. The restaurant can get crowded easily, so make sure to book before you go. If you are alone, they do mostly do not accept reservations on the weekend but you can try. There are time slots, which is unfortunate but understandable. It just makes the experience a bit less enjoyable if you have to worry about time. My time slot actually ended right with I was finished.

We enjoyed our dinner on a Friday evening, everything was tasty. You must try the fried chicken!

Food was tasty, but for my taste a main course shouldn't be so sweet. Pretty loud. Service was attentive and very nice.

Fabulous! We had an excellent meal here and were served excellently by the staff.

Service was really great and friendly from all the employees. Food was OK but not more than that, but unfortunately really expensive.

We were really looking forward to my first Korean meal! The fried chicken and the glass noodles were delicious, the dish with the gratinated cheese was not to our liking at all. Unfortunately, the portions were very small and therefore the price/performance ratio was not good, especially since there were no expensive ingredients. We wanted to have a cappuccino afterwards, but there is no coffee (🤔). The boss wanted to ask if there was another cold coffee with juice (probably a Korean specialty), but never told us the result! I wish the young bosses all the best - but I would think again about whether it can work like this in the long term!

The food is really good. But granting a time window of just 90 minutes is an impudence and simply a way of making money. It is correspondingly uncomfortable and hectic. After people are constantly being chased away because their time slot is now over and new guests are quickly coming in, you constantly have other guests' jackets or butts hanging over your (good) food. Apart from the fact that this “concept”, as the friendly service calls it, is completely contrary to South Korean hospitality and politeness. A pity. The store is a money printing machine for the operators at the expense of the customers. I definitely won't do this to myself a second time...

Perfect Very good (homemade kimchi) The Korean cheese cake was to die for and my bulgogi was delicious too. We recommend

Very good Korean restaurant. The service was extremely attentive and friendly. Choosing the dishes was a little more time-consuming because we didn't quite understand what was best for sharing or what should be ordered as a standalone main course. Maybe the menu here can be laid out better to make this clearer. The food was very tasty, well seasoned, perfectly presented and the portion was OK. We also had cocktails that were also very tasty. Overall, a successful evening, but one point deducted for the annoying time slot reservations. After 90 minutes you have to leave the table. Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with comfort. Towards the end we had to hurry up so we could eat the dessert in the time slot. It's a shame, we would have liked to spend more time there and drink a cocktail or two.

Delicious food with acceptable price-performance ratio for a Korean. The menu is confusing and dishes (rice cakes) are unfortunately often missing. Still highly recommended.

Oh, I've missed good korean food. Very happy to have discovered this restaurant. Good service, great flavours. We'll be back!

Wow, the food was amazing! The Crunchy Chicken was super tender on the inside and super crispy on the outside, the Bulgogi was fantastic. The kimchi is also highly recommended. The selection of drinks is great, especially the different Spritz. It's just a shame that you only have an hour and a half to eat there/the reservation slots are so short... :( We urgently need to find another solution!

I went with my friend 💕 the ambience was very cozy with cool music & the food was delicious 😋

Dinner for 3. Second attempt to get a table. PROS: Service. Location. Yummy Japchae. CONS: Everything is black - walls, floor, table, dishes, cutlery, lamp, table napkins. Limited dishes on the menu, but even ran out of Tteokbokki! Banchan set was disappointing; bland, except for the pickled cucumber. Cheese Dakgalbi was average. Jeyuk Bokkeum was nothing special. The Korean Imbiss' version next to LMU tastes better... We asked to take out the leftovers, they mixed 2 different banchan (dry and wet) in a single container, then rice+dakgalbi in another container. In this price range, I'm sorry to say, but it's not worth a 2nd visit...

Now I've been debating for a week whether to write this review or not because I prefer to write good reviews. During this time I have read many of the previous reviews First of all, I cannot understand these good, almost exuberant reviews in any way. Starters: PARK'S FRIED CHICKEN, MANDU and GIMMARI Main courses: BASSAC BULGOGI, JEYUK BOKKEUM, JAPCHAE and CHEESE DAKGALBI ... and due to the lack of vegetables, these side dishes: Seaweed/Cucumber and Park's Homemade Vegan Kimchi The wine with it was very good, an Austrian Zweigelt and a few glasses of white wine. The place is nice, you sit comfortably on velvet chairs and benches, a cool Koranic lettering shines above the bar. There are a few friendly young men in service. Actually quite good, if there weren't answers like the one given when the main course was delivered incorrectly: "...I can't change anything anymore...". Even when serving it, it would have been justified to ask how it tasted or why two dishes were practically not touched. Restaurants are always a matter of taste, and evaluations are always subjective. Therefore, my comment should perhaps be seen as more of an orientation for third parties. In short, if you want to enjoy “fried chicken”, you have to like the streaky chicken meat that is hidden under the breading. Two of the flavors are ok, but the “yellow cheese” version is easily dispensed with. Mandu is recommended, but not much different or even better than Chinese or Japanese dumplings. The best thing about Gimmari in terms of taste was the accompanying salad decoration. But my understanding ends with the main courses. Actually, after reading the main courses, I would have wanted to order vegetables/vegetarian, but unfortunately there is not enough on offer and I decided to order the chicken. That was a mistake. The chicken is streaky again and has skin on it - and what is this cheese for? The beef, thin, streaky, shriveled slices, visually and taste-well, unappetizing is probably the best way to describe it. We let it go back. Just like the aforementioned cheese chicken. I tried the pork with the others, it tasted good, but as with the dumplings, what is particularly praiseworthy about it? We lived in China for many years and enjoyed numerous Asian dishes, it is and remains a mystery to us how others get such positive reviews.

Food tasted very good. Unfortunately, the food is very German and hardly spicy... You can of course sharpen it at the table. Service could be faster and more attentive with 2 service staff present and unfortunately the portions are too small for me to be full.

I went there in the evening and I thought, “Wow, this place is a bit expensive.” It really feels like Gamju in Korea. There is a light on the table and Loco Beenzino Big Nati Lil Boy is playing on the bla. What? Soju is not on the menu, but it is in the refrigerator. Must be ordered separately (11 euros) Dakgalbi is delicious. It's a bit expensive, but it's worth it. Honestly, I ordered Yugane Dakgalbi, expecting it to be something like that, but wow, the taste was clean and it didn't have that greasy taste typical of dakgalbi, and I enjoyed it very much. There is no fusion Korean food, just Korean taste. Deliciously spicy. At first, I thought the cheese topping was a little too small, but after taking one bite, I was immediately convinced. (Here, it's not the artificial mozza I always eat, but the cheese is more assertive) Oh, that white thing in the picture is actually air rice. The taste of rice is just average. What was a bit inconvenient was that there was a slight soy sauce smell inside the store and the neon sign was missing a space haha. For the first time in a while, I ate really well. thank you

Unfortunately you don't get much information from the menu, no information about side dishes etc., portions of vegetarian dishes are much smaller than those of meat, but overall the food is very tasty! Maybe improvements will be made accordingly…

The two stars go to very friendly and attentive service. Unsightly, unattractive location. Extremely uncomfortable and cold, too dark and yet you could still see leftover food on the black walls. The food doesn't look authentically Korean but it doesn't look particularly special either. Very little choice, especially for vegetarians. My son enjoyed his meat dish. My husband thought his dish was ok. Price performance ratio is not right.

Visited with my friends and we all had a genuienly amazing dining experience. If you are looking for something authentic, I could approve of Parks as a Korean myself. The Bulgogi Jungol is especially a good choice when you are dining as a group, but that doesn’t mean that other options are any worse. We all enjoyed the gorgeous atmosphere (particularly the cute lighting) and the kindness in serving as well. Overall, the best korean place in Munich!

Leckeres koreanisches Essen, sehr authentisch.

The food was spectacular! My friends and I went there to celebrate my boyfriend’s birthday, and this restaurant made him have a very special day! The person who was in charge was really kind- the service was amazing. We went on Friday evening, but there were many people coming in, so you should definitely reserve your spot before going!

This place is very busy so our meal was a bit rushed. Food and Service are very good.

Probably one of the friendliest Restaurants in Munich. The service was excellent, they know about the menu and will gladly guide you through. The food was good but not quite spicy even though it was labeled as spicy. I really love the 1800 Makgeolli 🥹 can’t get enough of it!

Alles wunderbar, das Essen fantastisch, Ambiente und Service einfach prima. Habe gleich einen Tisch für meinen Geburtstag reserviert.

Spartanisch dunkle Einrichtung aber dafür ist das Essen himmlisch. Bisher hab ich nur in Seoul besser gegessen

Leider nicht zu empfehlen. Ein Hauptgericht pro Person kostet 23 Euro. Darin absolut zähes Rindfleisch (haben wir übrig gelassen) und kaum Glasnudeln, wenig Gemüse, viele Sprossen. Wir haben dann Reis dazu bestellt für 2 Euro pro Person extra, weil man vom Hauptgericht nicht annähernd satt geworden wäre. Kimchi und Rettich kosten natürlich auch extra, in Korea eine selbstverständliche Beilage. Preis-Leistung passt überhaupt nicht, wir waren sehr enttäuscht. Das Ambiente ist lieblos, man sitzt sehr eng. Der Service war zum Glück sehr freundlich und die Cocktails gut. Insgesamt leider mehr München als Seoul.

Liebes Park korean Team Also... Erst mal ein Lob an die echt netten Kellner, da hat alles super geklappt und die Jungs waren auf zack Was uns leider gefehlt hat, war generell der koreanische Flair und die Vorspeisen-Häppchen, bestehend aus kimchi, Rettich etc., dies wird ja normalerweise ohne order vorab gereicht. Und die Schärfe haben wir leider auch vermisst Weiterhin viel Erfolg

BiBimBab much to sweet for mytaste...