Van Boshuizenstraat 207-209, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Restaurant Korea has been doing its thing since 1983, and it's actually the first traditional Korean spot in Amsterdam. That's not a flex, that's just history. The space leans into the whole traditional Korean village vibe, with typical architecture and cherry blossom touches, so it already feels different from the usual restaurant setup before you even look at the menu. The food is where it's at though. They're all about fresh ingredients and family recipes, serving traditional Korean dishes that work for both the adventurous eaters and the people who still order the same thing everywhere. It's the kind of place that quietly introduced a lot of Amsterdam to Korean food, and they've been holding that standard ever since. You'll find them in Zuid, and yes, you have to call to book. No online reservations, no fuss. They close for summer break from July 20 to 31, so plan around that if you're craving proper Korean before August. Open Tuesday through Sunday, closed Mondays, because even th…
Restaurant Korea has been doing its thing since 1983, and it's actually the first traditional Korean spot in Amsterdam. That's not a flex, that's just history. The space leans into the whole traditional Korean village vibe, with typical architecture and cherry blossom touches, so it already feels different from the usual restaurant setup before you even look at the menu. The food is where it's at though. They're all about fresh ingredients and family recipes, serving traditional Korean dishes that work for both the adventurous eaters and the people who still order the same thing everywhere. It's the kind of place that quietly introduced a lot of Amsterdam to Korean food, and they've been holding that standard ever since. You'll find them in Zuid, and yes, you have to call to book. No online reservations, no fuss. They close for summer break from July 20 to 31, so plan around that if you're craving proper Korean before August. Open Tuesday through Sunday, closed Mondays, because even th…
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Restaurant Korea has been doing its thing since 1983, and it's actually the first traditional Korean spot in Amsterdam. That's not a flex, that's just history. The space leans into the whole traditional Korean village vibe, with typical architecture and cherry blossom touches, so it already feels different from the usual restaurant setup before you even look at the menu. The food is where it's at though. They're all about fresh ingredients and family recipes, serving traditional Korean dishes that work for both the adventurous eaters and the people who still order the same thing everywhere. It's the kind of place that quietly introduced a lot of Amsterdam to Korean food, and they've been holding that standard ever since. You'll find them in Zuid, and yes, you have to call to book. No online reservations, no fuss. They close for summer break from July 20 to 31, so plan around that if you're craving proper Korean before August. Open Tuesday through Sunday, closed Mondays, because even th…
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