Mr. K Ramyun is a nice Korean themed cafe in Hauz Khaz Village. The ambience is really great and especially for K-pop and K-drama fans. Menu has a huge variety of korean dishes like Kimchi, mandu etc. But for vegetarians options are slightly less. Otherwise the cafe is moderately priced and affordable. Service is also good. Overall a nice Korean cafe.

A delightful Korean Ramyun place in Hauz Khas area. Although slightly late for lunch we found the place almost full and very vibrant. Service was courteous and prompt. Tried the Ramyun in Soup and their Udon. Served piping hot, this can be soul food of you're having a hungry morning or a sore throat. Seating areas are compact and very functional. If you're carrying lots of bags with you then a bit of creativity is needed to not bump into others and keep bags obstruction free while eating. Overall decent value for money. Do check with them for spice levels which are tolerable per your preferences.

Amazing place for authentic Korean food. A bit small but I think it adds to the vibe. I tried the jajjangmyeon which was great. Also, you just write your order here and give it to the staff which I think made for a seamless interaction.

This cafe is extremely recommended to people who like korean culture (cuisine, kpop etc.) There is a lot of variety of food to choose from, the seating is very cosy and definitely has a foreign feel. There is a TV above that constantly plays mukbang videos which is nice if you're into stuff like that. The speaker in the cafe plays popular and trending kpop songs A big recommendation from my side are the items on the side that are on sale, I personally recommend the Snow Cookie, Red Bean Cream Cake and Strawberry Filled Chocopie (13/-) At the entrance of the cafe you can see a huge amount of sticky notes on the walls all around, People who have been to the cafe have written their experience on it and it's really wholesome seeing so many stories, You can write your own note after you're done eating Though one con of the place is that it is a bit expensive, but that is expected since its not local food And another is that, this place is nice only if you're somewhat into korean culture, because if youre new to korean culture then this place will definitely feel overwhelming since its a whole new experience, I'd suggest going with a friend that is into korean culture :) 8.2/10, Definitely recommended *IF* youre into korean culture

Okay ! I had little wierd experience,it was my first time trying kimbap and ramen Ramen was okay okay ....not too good but okay But with kimbap the seaweed was stale actually , as I was the person who never had it before had no idea how it tasted soooo ended up eating it howsoever.....my friends even gave me wierd look that why I am eating such wierd food .....but me being enthusiastic person ate it....but now after eating it at different places i know it was stale

Great ambience and delicious food , the buldak carbonara is a must try. The korean coffee was also very good ,tho the quantity of food and drinks offered is a bit iffy

A really cool place, the food is delicious and different from the Indian food, the employees are lovely and helped us understand what was going on in the menu. Beyond that, the atmosphere in the place is a bit difficult because the lighting and fans cause light flickering. A place to sit and eat excellent food but not to sit for a long time.

Food was absolutely delicious. A unique way was ordering food was here ….you will be given a paper to write down your order and give it to them ….and then they will bring the food to you. A cute place it was .