Nice place to have lunch or dinner, located next to the ghats. They have an extented menu of Korean food. I've not been to many Korean restaurants but I would say it was good food, tasty and fresh. The price were decent but I wished for bigger portion. Quick and efficient service.

Food was ok. Staff were completely useless. Got put in some room and forgot about. Had to come find someone to take my order and when the guy was taking the order had to be persuaded to make the food, saying it wasn't available and then changing his mind after I made a fuss. No change either which is annoying

unfortunately it is permanently closed after covid heard great things about it but they closed there doors a year ago

Great atmosphere, nice and cool with comfy cushions to relax on. Tasty food and nice big chunks of ice in your drinks to cool you down. Very short walk to the burning ghat so if you need a place to come and decompress after being at the ghat this is perfect.

This restaurant DOES NOT EXIST ANYMORE. Don't waste time looking for it. It closed around 3 years ago sadly.

I haven't been to the cafe but really wanted to go, we even tried to find it but it hasn't opened up for a long time. I hope the owners open the cafe once again because I truly wanna try it and my friends as well.

Amazing food. Indoramen is must try. Korean fried chicken was okay. It was more on the sweeter side. Love the place always

It was great, but I don't think the shop survived Covid-times. 😔 I hope I am wrong and they open back up, but since we returned 4 months ago, they have been closed ☹️

I'm not Korean, but this tasted pretty damn authentic to me. And working wifi! A rarity. Nice people, good spot. Would come again.

Nice Indian style Korean food, cosy place

The food was really delicious and the menu was so awesome. Also, they are providing maps in Varanashi which is written in Korean! 정말 너무 맛있었다!!!

Really good food and really friendly staff but ac room had a small sielling.

I spent a lovely evening here after a particularly striking experience viewing the burning of the dead on Manikarnika Ghat. The food (noodle soup and a red Korean chicken curry) was very good and the staff was extremely informative and warm. The best part about the cafe was that it was very quiet in a rather bustling city, and we could talk and relax at our leisure. I would recommend this cozy cafe for any traveller looking for a retreat from the perpetual ceremony of life and death in Varanasi.