Bibimbap Korea Praha

We were in Prague and couldn’t eat any more Bohemian food. We needed something fresh and asian. Surprisingly Bibimbap Korea was just around the corner so we tried it. Literally one of the best korean food i’ve tried in Europe.!! and I’ve tried many.
Too bad they only serve Bibimbap and guksu. So no typical korean side dishes like kimchi or so. Still the food quality is very good!

As a Korean food lover, I loved Bibimbap Korea! The first good sign was that the restaurant is actually run by Korean people.
I went with my boyfriend, and all the seats were taken around 12:30pm on a Tuesday. We only waited about 5 – 10 mins until we were seated and the workers were extremely polite.
We ordered one bibimbap, a ramen and kimbap combo, and two makkolis (Korean rice wine). Everything was just so good! The bibimbap came with soup and a side of kimchi. The kimbap was yummy and came with soysauce and wasabi, although that isn’t really traditional. The only thing was the fact that the ramen noodles were made from a cheap instant ramen pack, but that is to be expected because of the cheap price! Everything in total for both of us came out to be 400czk which is about $ 16 – 17 USD. Another plus is that still water is served for free.
My boyfriend loved it so much that he went for a second time by himself the next day after I flew out of Prague. Definitely recommend this place!

Tasty, clean, authentic and fast. Out of the Main Street but nice spot for good food for the weary traveler. Close to the hotels. I had the dragon roll, eel, and the fried chicken spicy garlic dish. A must.

A la recherché d un coréen lors de mon séjour à Prague, je suis allée dans ce restaurant suite aux avis sur Unilocal.
Le service est sympathique, le restaurant tout calme en ce samedi midi. Le patron est accueillant et il ya une jolie terrasse en arrière de la salle principale.
J étais étonnée de né pas retrouver de Japchae (vermicelles sautées) en entrée ainsi que des Mandu (raviolis). :(
Le bibimbap est assez étrange et atypique, avec comme légumes: de la salade, de la roquette, du mesclun, de la mache. J étais déçue de né pas retrouver les fameux omelettes, carottes, radis, etc. Et biensur le fameux bol en terre chauffé! Triste aussi de né pas voir la multitude d assortiments qui accompagnent d habitude les repas, on a eu que du kimchi.
Les plats sont assez épicés, jai eu du mal à bien déguster mon plat.

What an exquisite experience. I come from California where good Asian food is everywhere, and I’ve really been craving some authentic Asian food. A friend of mine who had studied abroad in Korea told me about this place and that it was legit, so I came to check it out and wasn’t disappointed!
It’s a very cute mom and pop shop. I ordered the ramen since I wasn’t feeling too hungry today, and although it was extremely spicy, it was also authentic and delicious. Perfectly cooked noodles in a spicy beef flavored broth that was clearly much more authentic then your typical Shin ramen.
The two owners are adorable and so nice as well. I’m definitely going back and trying their bibimbap soon!

Tiny Korean restaurant with a wonderful offer of Korean cuisine. Korean classic — bibimbap starts at hundred thirty crowns and the most traditional one costs hundred fifty crowns. Their kimchi is delightful. They obviously do not cheat on food, everything I tried was tasty and fresh. The quality of the food beats much more expensive places in Prague. The only better Korean food I have ever had was in little Korea in New York, but it was about ten times more expensive there:)
The Korean chef obviously cooks by her heart. In addition they have a very nice service. During summer you can use a small open garden located between the buildings.
They are open every day with the exception of Sunday.
They have also offer of sushi but I would avoid it as I see no reason why to eat sushi in Korean place.
Karlin area in Prague is becoming more interesting every month. This cozy place is just another proof of this trend.