Great concept restaurant - Min’s Table takes you through authentic flavors of Korea without a doubt. Food is fragrant and esthetic just like in the small family owned places back in Korea. We ordered kimchi hotpot. I have to give one star less. Hotpot uses already cooked kimchi which lack tanginess and makes the stew a bit bland. Restaurant doesn’t let you change the broth to your liking. We’ve asked for additional chili powder and were told we can’t get it - without giving a valid reason. Poor selection of beer. Overall great taste with things to improve. They should be more flexible with customer requests to change dishes. Very annoying is constantly passing customers, the space between the wall and a table is too small. Cashier is at the back of the room - it makes everyone pass behind your back while you are dining. There should be waiting area made for customers.

they don't tolerate some people, and some treat better

Absolute gem! You're taken care of immediately after you enter the tight but lovely premises. Staff is top notch without being over the top - perfect balance. Cold drinks are cold, sweat enough. Food is otherworldly tasty, authentic and spicy enough to elicit a few tears but those are quickly mixed with tears of joy with how happy you are that such places exist. Never change ❤️ As one of the famous Austrians said - I'll be back! 😎

Very delicious bibimbap, we don't speak Polish but the waitress handled English vey well and the menu was available in English. You are also able to order from Kim Chi Ken's menu next door.

Delicious food, both at the restaurant and ordered for delivery, very friendly staff, overall an amazing experience and a place definitely worth visiting!

We order jeyuk bokkeum bibimbap, 42 PLN and bulgogi bibimbap and miyeok guk, 50 PLN. The portions are big but there should be less rice and more vegetables. There is no info about spiciness of the dish and for me it's a disaster, it's so spicy I can't eat my dish to the end. We also order Harpagan beer which is very expensive, 16 PLN and 19 PLN. We have to remember it's just a bar, not a chic restaurant. In total we pay 127 PLN, which is not cheap. I also don't like the idea of sitting at one table with strangers. And what really shocks me is addressing us, people 60+ as if we were friends, not using a formal style, accepted and widely used in Poland.

Very good bulgogi bibimbap. The restaurant is a bit small. But the food is really good, the staff are nice. Will come back for sure.

I dont wanna lie because now is Ramadan XD I break my fasting in here, it was amazing. Food is very tasty, with tradition like in korea. I hope this restaurant will be more spacious in the future! I give u 5 stars :)

I order hotpot for 3 people and it's about 45€, not expensive. the space is small but decoration is ok. kimchi's taste is too spicy. it should be divided 3 level.

Upon entering you're teleported somewhere far away from Poland. It's very cozy, the food is great, the people are nice, and it's a unique place - you won't find anything quite like it in Poznań. This is the perfect place for both the people who have never tried Korean cuisine, and those who already love it. I will definitely be coming back!

One of my fav places on the food map of Poznań! This place is very small and cozy, I love this concept of all people sitting together under one, big table! Besides that, the food is simply amazing. The best Bibimbap I have ever had in Poland. I am looking forward trying different things on their menu. + the staff is very helpful and friendly.

Delicious Bulgogi Bibimbap. My first encounter with that dish and it is already high on my list! Fantastic sauce. The place is nice and cozy, but be aware there is one table so you eat with other people. I found that just fine :) I’llbe back!

Food was good but there was too much Gochujang sauce so it overwhelmed the otherwise really good bibimbap. Suggest just 1/5 as much sauce.

I had been craving Korean food for a long time and then I finally found this place. Thank you for the delicious food!

Simply delicious and vege accommodating!

Was a bit surprised to find a fairly authentic Korean place in Poznań - had lived in Korea for several years, and since moving to Europe have found it hard to get proper Korean food in most European countries, except some of the larger cities in Germany and possibly London. This place has a very limited menu and very limited seating space, but the flavours are pretty authentic.

Super. The best Korean food in Poland

They deny everything, admit nothing, and make counter accusations. Dishonest. The only screaming was the sound of the toilet a few hours later. Spend your money elsewhere. A poor attempt at Korean food with terrible service. I ordered the Bulgogi meal for 2 persons at 130 zloty. The server brought us a Vegetarian hot pot meal and said that it is what I ordered, even though I specifally asked for "bulgogi". She THEN said "maybe next time!" and that it was too late. This restaurant is not service oriented. I was offerred supplemental bulgogi beef after I spoke to another employee. This bulgogi was previously cooked beef, served cold in a bowl. Instructions were to add it to the vegetable hot pot. When added to the hot pot, the bulgogi beef became tough like leather. Toward the end of the meal we received rice and chilli oil, delayed service. The quality and taste of this meal was terrible - not Korean taste nor hospitality.

The restaurant itself is tiny, with no toilet. I came in shortly after opening so it wasn’t too busy but full house must be cramped and uncomfortable. Lovely staff, very keen to explain the menu. Food itself was ok, vegetarian bibimbap a bit overpriced for what it is (rice+veg with a fried egg) and very garlicky, classic tteokbokki was lovely but the sauce it was cooked in painfully spicy. Atmosphere-wise: loud, “gangsta” rap was blasting from the speakers, which was not very relaxing. A bit disappointing to be honest. Overall experience was a solid 3.5/5.

Really delicious bibimbap and nice and positive stuff :)

Excellent food! My new favourite in Poznan!

The food was not good, we ordered take out and rice cakes were soaky and overcooked. I was disappointed honestly.

Friendly staff. Nice food. A bowl of kimbap costs around 6 euros. We went at lunch time. For a meal of two it costs around 19 euros which is really good price for amazing Korean food and atmosphere. I would give five stars if dining tables are separate. Everyone has to eat at the same table. But this is just me. If you are also a person with personal space then you will be uncomfortable like me. But this is me. Not a bad review of the restaurant. It’s amazing and I would definitely go again