Yuyumi in München

The food was delicious. Highly recommended. The atmosphere was lovely too. The only downside was that we couldn't pay by card.

Somewhat disappointing. The restaurant was packed on Saturday, but with a reservation, you could still get a table. The service was friendly and quick. However, the food wasn't really worth it. It consisted of rice with simple vegetables and cheap meat (my chicken had bones in it). My wife ordered the signature cocktail and couldn't finish it. It tasted similar to a Mr. Freeze Coke... So, for the price, there's definitely room for improvement.

Yesterday, our family and I visited Yuyumi Haidhausen and had a wonderful evening. The stylish, modern ambiance is impressive from the moment we walked in. The food was fresh, hot, and perfectly seasoned, with a wide selection for both vegetarians and meat lovers. The Korean fried chicken was a real highlight. The service was quick, very friendly, and attentive. The appetizers and vegetables were crisp and beautifully prepared. In short: You'll find a cozy atmosphere, flavorful food, and excellent quality here. We'll definitely be back!

The food is good and the service is attentive. However, there isn’t any dish that really impressed me. I wouldn’t recommend ordering the seafood pancake. It’s a bit greasy, and unfortunately, I still haven’t found a Korean restaurant that makes a good seafood pancake

The spicy dishes aren't really that hot, but that's probably a matter of taste.

I recently tried the authentic Bibimbap here, and while the food itself was genuinely good, the prices felt quite expensive for what was offered. The Bibimbap had fresh ingredients, well-seasoned vegetables, and a nicely balanced sauce that gave it an authentic Korean taste. The presentation was also appealing, and the portion size was decent. However, considering the simplicity of the dish and the overall portion, the price seemed a bit high compared to other Korean restaurants I’ve tried. The quality was definitely there, but the value-for-money aspect could be improved. If you’re looking to try Bibimbap that tastes close to the traditional Korean style, this place is a good choice. Just be prepared to spend a little more than expected. Overall, good food but not the most budget-friendly option.

The "Korean BBQ" unfortunately had nothing Korean about it. It was more like a Chinese-style wok dish. The vegetables seemed to have been frozen, and the beef was very sinewy. A shame, because the service was friendly nonetheless. The place was crowded and noisy. Too expensive.

I'm really disappointed with this restaurant, which advertises Korean BBQ, but it's not really Korean BBQ at all. It's just a simple wok dish, a kind of "Chinese hotpot Marmite"—tasteless, with frozen instead of fresh vegetables, and very expensive to boot. The restaurant is very noisy; better soundproofing is definitely needed. However, the decor is nice and the staff are friendly.

The food tasted okay. However, what's very unusual for a Korean restaurant is the extra charge of €7.50 for a side dish. Normally, you get several side dishes included with your meal. There are definitely better Korean restaurants that offer more quality and side dishes for the same price, or even less.

We went to Yuyumi today. The food was okay, but unfortunately, if you have a reservation for 18:00, you're asked to leave at 19:30, hence the two-star deduction. It seems negative reviews often disappear here, which is why people upload their receipts – sad.

Value for money isn't great. We had the bibimbap, teriyaki noodles and banchan. The main dishes had good flavour and portion size, however each of the banchan was very bland. At a price point of €15 for 3 banchan it's increadibly overpriced. The service was friendly, however the server paid little attention as she was looking at her phone a lot (we had to almost tackle her to order). Once we had ordered, the food and drinks came fairly fast though.

Very attentive and friendly staff! The food was also very good. Highly recommended, and the atmosphere is cozy.

Excellent food and service! Pleasant atmosphere, plenty of space. The restaurant is easily accessible by S-Bahn.

The food was excellent and the service was super friendly. A truly lovely restaurant.

We waited for ~30min before all dishes were ready, but unfortunately it’s way below our expectation. We ordered Jjigae but the kitchen mistakenly made us Udon. Also the €20+ bibimbap was made of frozen premade vegetables, even no egg inside. We two spent €78, with 6 pieces of fried chicken, Udon “Jjigae” and the so called “bibimbap”. Totally not worth it.

The price is completely overpriced. Communication within the team regarding reordering side dishes is unclear, and the price is completely unjustified for the quality.

Very tasty Korean food A bit pricey, but definitely worth it!

Visited several times between July 2022 and July 2023: The quality and service have declined significantly; unfortunately, the food here is now only below average. One of the Yuyumi specials - the duck: The portions are only half the size they used to be, and the duck is dry. The bibimbap consists mostly of cold rice. The worst part is the unfriendly and poor service - even with a reservation two weeks in advance, you have to sit in the freezing cold entrance area. I thought Yuyumi in Haidhausen was a good Korean restaurant in Munich, but that's unfortunately not the case. The many other negative reviews show that others have also had negative experiences in Haidhausen. The high-quality, very good recommendations are irritating; they seem artificial. Update: The restaurant handles criticism as follows: instead of improving service, authenticity, and quality, the restaurant repeatedly, but unsuccessfully, tried to have my review deleted by Google.

The food is good, the service was friendly, and the ambiance was okay. I would recommend coming on weekdays!

We had a starter, main course, and dessert and were very impressed with everything. We had to wait a bit for our food, but the taste more than made up for it.

The food and customer service is exceptional. The signature fried rice dish was incredibly flavorful, with a perfect balance of savory, sweet, and umami. They also have a wide variety of drinks. Be prepared for a slightly longer waiting time. However, the quality of the food more than justifies the extra few minutes. It is evident the dishes are prepared carefully rather than rushed. Highly recommended.

Great service and delicious food, a truly memorable experience at Yuyumi. We tried various mandu dishes as starters, and they were all delicious. For the main course, we tried the crispy duck and the udon noodles—absolutely delicious!

A small, unpretentious restaurant with good service. The food we ate there was very good. Unfortunately, the bibimbab we took with us wasn't well seasoned. It didn't come with a proper sauce, and the traditional fried egg on top was missing, so it was below average.

The food was delicious and authentic, and the service was friendly. There's a small outdoor area, right by the street, but it's very quiet and cozy. Unfortunately, the prices were very high. We've seen other Korean restaurants where banchan comes with the food, but here you have to pay extra for it. We also had a movhi for dessert, which didn't taste homemade but rather defrosted, and was simply very expensive for two bites. Overall, it was excellent, and we were very satisfied, but unfortunately, the high prices were a small minus for us.

Great food, outstanding customer treat. Very pleasant dinner. Highly recommended for korean food enthusiastic !

I missed Korean food so I went there The taste was good for the price ;; The staff was friendly

Disappointing value for money and unclear communication We were two people at Yuyumi Haidhausen and were looking forward to the "Yuyumi BBQ Ganjang Chicken" for two people. The description on the menu sounded like a special experience with tableside grilling – but in the end, it was a large wok pan served on a gas grill. The food tasted okay, but nothing outstanding in this price category. The dish was served with a few lettuce leaves, which the waitress said you could reorder for free – which we did three times. We were all the more surprised by the final bill: €32.90 per person for the pan (which was stated on the menu, but sounds like more than it actually was) – and an additional €22.50 just for the reordered lettuce leaves. When we pointed out that we'd been told they were free, we were simply told that the waitress was new and had made a mistake. Added to that was the very loud noise in the bar area, where we were seated right next to it – unfortunately, it was anything but comfortable. Overall, a disappointing visit: a nice idea, but unfortunately not convincing in its implementation. Above all, the issues of reordering and communication urgently need to be improved.

The taste was okay and the service was good, but the prices were completely exorbitant (€25 for a not-so-large portion of fried chicken and €7.50 for a bit of kimchi). The prices should be at most 75%, more like two-thirds. Unfortunately, I won't be going back – you can find plenty of good food for less money (or better/more refined food for the same price) in Munich – what a shame!

Food was Great and waitress was really kind and helpful by the choice. We Got Our Food fast and hot. Dessert was Very good. I recommend!

Food was excellent, I thought it was a little pricey. I had the Kimchi Fried Rice!

Spicy fried chicken was okay but quite expensive.

The food is great but the prices are outrageous! Almost 30€ for one dish of chicken and rice ?!?!? Would eat here if I could afford

very tasty, good selection, a little bit of a lack of side dish

The food was good, but a bit pricey. The atmosphere was friendly and warm.

Everything was good and the food was very tasty, but the price was very high.

Exceptional service. The staff was very helpful. I am happy we chose this place for dinner. It had great atmosphere and the food was plenty and delicious.

So each dish costs over 20 euros, but it tastes outstanding. In addition, the requested information when making the reservation worked perfectly.

Highly recommended Korean. Modern, stylish atmosphere and very cozy. The guys on staff are just great. The food is awesome, different from what you would expect from Asian food and it tastes soooo good. Be sure to reserve, it makes it easier.

A very nice visit! The kimchi was excellent and the staff was friendly and helpful.

Very cool atmosphere. Unfortunately, with a food intolerance there is very little choice. My friends' food looked very tasty and smelled very good.

Absolute disaster, I've never eaten such disgusting, oily udon. In addition, we were probably forgotten, which is why we had to wait 1.5 hours for our food, and instead of someone apologizing for the mistake, there was just a shrug of the shoulders: "Yes, I can't do anything about that." The prices are pretty high for that...

The food is very tasty. The service is good and attentive. Some of the starters are a bit expensive.

Good food but very, very pricey.

Super friendly service, modern, no-nonsense ambiance. The food was excellent. We'll definitely be back. It could have been a little warmer. 🥶

We would come more often - but it is far too cold in the restaurant. The guests sit and eat in jackets.

This restaurant was extraordinary and I weigh my words. I had a bibimbap, some Khimchi and it was just delicious. Often these dishes are too spicy or on the contrary are bland. It was just perfect, I enjoyed it. Really a shame that I don't live in Munich, because I think this restaurant could have become my new canteen, it was so good. If you are in Munich, go and discover this restaurant!

Don't forget to reserve! The food is always great there!

Very nice restaurant with great food. Unfortunately, we had to say goodbye to the table early after two hours and continue drinking our drink at the bar. Otherwise everything was great

It was our first time there and we absolutely loved it: very nice, personal service and the best food we've had in a while. It couldn't be better. And the price is completely ok too.

Extremely friendly staff! And eat super delicious! I'd love to come back!

Sensational food! Great service! I came in at 6:20 pm and the restaurant was empty . At 7pm all seats were taken. I have had edamame, kimchi and bimbimbab with tofu. I had a Korean ginger tea and two tiger beers .

Yuyumi in Haidhausen - A Korean BBQ experience with clear weaknesses... The Yuyumi in Haidhausen left us with mixed feelings. The interior of the restaurant is attractive, modern and stylish, but unfortunately some details significantly spoil the positive overall impression. The toilets in particular were in a condition that has to be described as "rocky to disgusting", which is unacceptable. When we arrived at the restaurant, we were informed that the reservation rules had to be adhered to, but they were then shown to be flexible. Unfortunately, the table we chose was unreasonably cold, so we were forced to move to another area, but the situation wasn't much better. It is inappropriate to have to sit in a restaurant wearing a winter jacket to avoid freezing. Our waiter was always friendly, attentive and tried to make our stay as pleasant as possible. However, there was little he could do about the adverse conditions and the deficiencies in the kitchen. The Korean barbecue we were looking forward to turned out to be a kind of "soup" and did not meet our expectations of a traditional Korean BBQ experience. The lettuce leaves that were served for the grill were withered and brown when they were first delivered, which significantly affected the enjoyment. Only after a long wait did we receive fresh, acceptable leaves. Unfortunately the rice was already cold at this point. What is positive is the restaurant's gesture of compensating for our displeasure with a free dessert. The vanilla ice cream and the (also cold chocolate cake) were delicious. Conclusion: The Yuyumi in Haidhausen certainly has potential, but the price-performance ratio was not at all good that evening. €8.40 for a bottle of water in a cold environment and €32 p.p. In our opinion, they are not appropriate for a barbecue that was more like soup. Despite the friendly waiter and the attentive service, the deficiencies mentioned could not improve our overall impression. We probably won't visit Yuyumi in its current form again. We paid our “interim bill” and left. It's a shame, because the selection of such restaurants in Munich is poor.

Prices are comparably high for what you get. Food was good but would've needed more seasoning. They prefer cash payment and play the 'Zwischenrechnung' game with you - you'll have to ask more than once for the proper bill. Decoration and atmosphere are nice and cozy, service is attentive.

I dined in at this place along with my German companions and I am writing this review as a Korean. Honestly, meat dishes we ordered was not bad at all. I give it a pass. But for a plate of fried dumplings, which consisted of a supermarket bought 3 mini-size dumplings, probably a bibigo brand, coming out at 2.60 Euros per dumpling, is almost criminal and certainly a very deceitful pricing. If you are going to charge this much per mini-size dumplings, at least the restaurant should make it on their own in the kitchen or buy big size dumplings from the supermarket. As for Tteokbboki, a typical Korean snack, was horribly cooked, there was not enough sauce to cover the rice cakes and fish cakes. Charging for side dishes such as Kimchi at Korean restaurants should be illegal, I do not know how they get away with this. As a Korean, I would never visit this place ever again.

No enlightenment in terms of taste, but overpriced. They should go to Korea and try real Korean chicken.

We were there relatively spontaneously yesterday. The reservation worked perfectly. The fact that my companion arrived late wasn't a problem either. The service was very friendly and the price-performance ratio was right. It was a very nice visit. Thank you!

A dream. After binge-watching Culinary Class Wars (Quranic cooking reality show) over the holidays, we were really craving Quranic food. Here you will find a real treat for the palate, with a wonderfully cozy atmosphere and below 5* service. We will definitely go back to work our way through the menu.

Very nice Korean food. Recommended.

stew was very small, none of the dishes were served with side dishes, they didn’t have proper heating so we were a little cold, fried chicken and other dishes were okay but nothing really good- even though the pricing is on the higher side. we also had a birthday kid that wasn’t even recognized.

I think it's a little spicy for the German palate. Enjoy your meal

The kimchi stew soup is perfect for my taste. Pork rolls have little meat.

Highly recommended, super nice welcome and then delicious food!

The Yuyumi is within walking distance between Rosenheimer Platz and Ostbahnhof. The service is carried out by Vietnamese; only the boss is Korean. The team is nice, but the service is rather simple. Even the boss had both thumbs stuck in the starter bowls. Actually inappropriate for the high price level and the elegant furnishings. The food is very tasty. The cocktails are very good, although in fairly small (slim) glasses. At the end, when we wanted to pay, there was an interim bill. Ouch!

It was okay. Maybe a little too expensive. I ordered the teriyaki udon and it was good.

Tasty but the prices are almost outrageous

Unfortunately, a reservation is not worth anything. 8:00 p.m. reserved - 8:15 p.m. we were seated after another couple had finished. Unfortunately the store wasn't for us as vegetarians. The tofu didn't taste like anything. Unfortunately, the service first forgot our drinks and then our food. So we waited for 2 hours and left the food halfway through. At least we received free kimchi for the long wait. The service was still very friendly!

Mixed feelings. The restaurant itself is beautifully furnished and illuminated and creates a nice feel-good atmosphere. What is a growing illness in Munich's gastronomy is the ever-shortening time slots. We were told as soon as we entered that we would have to vacate the place after 1.5 hours despite having a reservation. It would be nice to be informed of this when making your reservation, then you could decide against it straight away. This is annoying in itself and takes away the desire to order more than one main course. However, if it takes 20 minutes for three (simple!) drinks to be served and 35 minutes for the food order to be taken, you don't have the opportunity to enjoy the starter, main course and dessert before the countdown is over. The food was then brought 35 minutes before the end. Nobody can tell me that a restaurant will go under if you let guests sit for at least two hours. The food was actually good, there was nothing to complain about. But I probably won't come back a second time for the reasons mentioned above.

Even though the atmosphere in the restaurant was good, after just 1.5 hours they wanted to throw us out the door in a very rude manner, even though we had a time slot of two hours available. Furthermore, the quality of the dishes and the price were not in a reasonable relationship.

Nice place with great staff, definitely. However, it has to be said that the prices for the food are rather high and are more geared towards European tastes.

Unfortunately, the price/performance ratio wasn't right for us. We had reserved early and were among the first guests. It definitely didn't smell good in the place - it wasn't a good start. The place was also rather uncomfortable and cold. The food was okay, but nothing special. The service was attentive and very friendly.

Korean Fried Chicken and Pho were good. Only the chicken tasted a bit like frozen. If the quality of the meat were increased it would be 5 stars.

Air up! The food was quite tasty, but could have been more intense. The place is nice, but rather mainstream. Service is nice and friendly, unfortunately seems overwhelmed (also linguistically), orders take far too long if they come at all. We still had a nice evening, but it can also be done cheaper and better in other locations in the city.

Delicious Korean food. Ambience very authentic. Small, quiet restaurant. We felt very comfortable. gladly again!

Very nice service, very tasty food and very good selection

The food was very tasty and the service was also very satisfactory. We would love to come here again.

Nice atmosphere and comfortably furnished. Friendly and good service. The food is delicious and beautifully presented, spicy dishes are also deliciously spicy. The only thing that keeps me from visiting again is the price; unfortunately the ratio is no longer right for me.

Good decoration and customer service. Sadly food portions too small but flavour wise was alright

Not good service. Was asked twice if something was my food without having ordered it. However, I wasn't asked if I wanted something to drink. Food mediocre. Nice atmosphere. In the end I had to wait in line to pay... pretty expensive too. No recommendation

Food was good. I ordered Bibimbap and I found it to be Germanised :) If you like your food spicy, choose the spiciest version

Food great, a little more expensive but very good. Spicy Fried Chicken was awesome. Only the service was a bit slow, but that was probably because there were only 2 people there and one of them also prepared drinks. But they were super nice and polite

The staff are very friendly and the food is exceptionally good! I highly recommend it, the restaurant is also very nicely decorated and very inviting.

Way too expensive even for Munich and small portions... Edamame for €6.90 and main courses €21 and up...

The authentic korean food. Loved the ambience

The high price in no way justifies the quality of the food. It's not authentic!!! There were frozen vegetables! It's not even snack quality. Once and never again!!! Not recommended. I was very disappointed.

If you are craving Korean food avoid this place. Ordered the Daeji Bulgogi, after confirming that despite the 21.50 EUR it comes without any side dishes, I ordered the Kimchi for 6.90 EUR extra. I couldn’t even finish half of it (both). The Kimchi was salty and mixed with sesame oil, the main dish also too salty drowned in some weird marinade with chewy, fatty meat. Worst “Korean” food I ever had, even in Germany. As my mom as well as my wife are Korean and having been living in Korea for several years myself, I think I can judge what it should taste like. I gave the service crew my honest feedback, and after confirming that the owner is indeed Korean (was not present), I asked them to get the owner to try his food - as I am pretty sure he wouldn’t finish it either. The service was good and took my feedback like a pro. But as long as they don’t improve taste and quality, I can only recommend to go somewhere else for Korean cuisine - especially for the price they are asking for.

Staff was very friendly and made the atmosphere cheerful and enjoyable. As for the food, I'm no Korean connaisseur, but their Bulgogi was definitely the best I've had so far. I can only highly recommend this place!

I was welcomed with open arms and such niceness ( cliche word I know ) but the waiter who showed me that we had a reservation was so kind and nice and patient. Kudos to the last guy who served us with the glasses he’s so cool… will definitely come back….

I had one of the worst scamming experiences of my life. They made us pay 21€ for a Soju (regular price: 4€)...from that point onwards, the experience went downhill. The food was great, but stop scamming people.

Greeted by very friendly staff to get a take away meal. He provided me with a suggestion for what to get. Pricey but it was delicious. The takeaway was superb. Would definitely go there again.

Delicious! We tried eight different dishes and they were all recommended. Be sure to stop by! :D

Food is good, however quite expensive for the Ambience and the area. We paid approx. 22-23 Eur for noodles.

A service gave us a tip. We are deaf ourselves. The food tastes very tasty. We'd love to come...

the best Korean restaurant in Munich. Very authentic, service is good, food tastes sensational.

Best Kimchi Mandu had here. Very friendly and attentive service.

Insanely good Korean food. Bibimbap with chicken and Yuyjmi Bulgogi are recommended🔥

Really great atmosphere in the restaurant delicious food. I really the noodles and fried chicken here. Highly recommended!

With friends, three of us spent over 110: 3 non-alcoholic drinks, a starter to share and 3 main courses. The price is probably very high among all Korean restaurants in Munich, almost 40 euros per head. The quality: All drinks were overly sweet. All dishes are very fatty, very dark because of the heavy sauces and very salty. The surroundings were also very dark, so you could hardly see what you were eating. A big disappointment. Only the service was normally friendly.

Beautiful restaurant with kind and helpful staff. The food was well presented, but not really remarkable. It lacked personality. Compared to another, simpler Korean restaurant in the city, it fell short. Very high prices for what is delivered, the reason for the overall 3 stars.

The food is very tasty, but the prices are also very high. For example, you pay for a shot of soju more than you pay for a bottle in South Korea and almost as much as you pay for a bottle on Amazon

The restaurant offers a modern ambience and very friendly, courteous service. As a regular visitor to Korea and with family ties to the country, I have high expectations for the authenticity of Korean cuisine. Unfortunately, the restaurant was unable to meet these expectations in some respects. Points of criticism: Haemul Pajeon: The Haemul Pajeon was significantly thicker than usual in Korea and contained less spring onions and other seafood (more mussels, practically no squid or octopus). Kimchi: The kimchi was heavily seasoned with sesame oil, which is unusual in Korea. When I pointed it out, it was swapped for a version without sesame oil, but an unusual bitter note emerged. Sundubu Jigae: While the Sundubu Jigae had a flavorful broth, the seafood was fibrous and tough and seemed to come from a frozen mix. Rice: Unfortunately, long grain rice was used instead of the short grain rice that is common in Korea, which has a different taste and texture. The refinement with red wild rice, however, was pleasing and authentic. Price-performance ratio: Considering the lack of authenticity and quality of the ingredients, the price seems excessive compared to other Korean restaurants in Munich. Conclusion: The restaurant has potential, but the quality of the ingredients and the authenticity of the dishes need to be significantly improved to justify the high price. Due to the discrepancy between price and quality, I only give one star and hope that my feedback leads to improvements.