Korean in Milan? A few minutes to walk to from the Duomo, it sounded like a nice change of pace…read morefrom having pasta all week. Baanchaan was just ok. Galbi quality had too much inedible fat. Naengmyeon ~ diluted watery soup base. No buckwheat noodle available either. Jjigae was basic, no depth to the broth. Just one selection of Korean beer & soju. Oddly, where the noise level is to be expected in this full capacity restaurant in the middle of Milan, we were told to keep it down? Oddly, though we have clearly ordered over $500 and wanting to order more, the waiter came around saying we needed to hurry finishing our dinner and leave because of other tables waiting? Overall ~ subpar Korean joint anywhere else in the U.S. but the only game in town here in Milan with a prime location.

Very good service , great service and environment. The menu is very basic with popular items from…read morethe corean cuisine.

Amazing fusion Korean food! A high quality, modernized version of typical street food I loved the…read moreowner's attention to detail to everything from the menu to simple decor.

A nice find for Korean food in Milan. Tasted fresh, clean, and flavorful. We had 12 pcs of Gong,…read moretuna, chicken, egg, inari. Ordered another 12psc because it was so delicious! Tok was crisp, and yummy - we had black sauce. Green tea was warm, smooth, and perfect after a long walk. We will visit again.

I read some reviews of this place on a couple sites so was excited to try it out with a couple of…read morecolleagues that were also hungry. We walked over from our hotel and were able to get a table for three without having reservations. First glance, it was okay then noticed it was... just okay. No one there spoke any Korean and none of the dishes were really authentic Korean. Never had pork chop as marinated pork ribs and charged for each order of kimchi which wasn't really that good. The pork belly was extra chewy and had a pinkish/purple hue to it which is strange to me and it was super low quality to what I'm used to. Maybe because I was in Seoul for a couple weeks in Dec and over New Year's Eve and I'm used to better, and it's probably the worst KBBQ I've had in a long time...

Decent food--the Kimchi Jjigae was tasty and tangy. The Bibimbap was alright--banchan was so-so…read more But the sullen servers were the let-down. They looked more eager to leer at the guests than to provide excellent service. But, I was grateful to fill my belly with hot food on this rainy night.

There was a desire to take a break from Italian food so this was a good choice after getting off…read morethe train. Food was flavorful. Would not say service was great or timely and there was noticeable time between each of our 4 meals to be delivered. However, this met our need today.

Went in expecting a straightforward meal and left pretty disappointed. Service was slow throughout,…read morewith long waits just to get food on the table. The portions were small for what they charge, and the dishes themselves were underwhelming--dry and lacking much flavor. To make things worse, the bathroom was closed during the visit because of a plumbing issue, which didn't help the overall experience. For the price, it didn't come close to delivering. Would skip and visit the other amazing restaurants in the Milan Station, like Five Guys.

I had the Udon here and i thought it was great! also tried the kimchi pancakes. i'm usually not the…read morebiggest fan of kimchi, but i loved these! I was with a big group, and they were great with serving us, and they were very warm and welcoming too. A couple of my friends thought the food was just okay, but i had no problems :) if i'm ever in milan and in the mood for korean food, i will definitely go here again!

Loved the Pollo frito picante and the Giapce. They have refreshing Korean beer and a really…read moredelicious grape drink with fruit chunks. Good, friendly service and nice cozy ambiance. I would definitely revisit this place.

An okay Korean restaurant that serves KBBQ in Milan, Italy. The pork belly that I ordered wasn't…read morevery tasty and had a lot of fat, very low quality meat and poor ventilation system inside. Their side dishes weren't very impressive and was limited. The house kimchi wasn't very flavorful. The seafood pancake was undercooked. The spicy rice cakes were underwhelming and not spicy at all, just bland. They at one time offered Hite, but now it's Terra which is okay. Overall, the price was fairly reasonable and service was alright, they weren't very attentive.

This is the first Korean restaurant I've gone to in Milan…read more As mentioned in the other reviews, there are not many Korean restaurants in the city so I was excited to go. It might have been because it was hyped up in my mind but I found the food was unremarkable. It wasn't bad, but I've definitely had better Korean food before outside of Milan. So if you're craving Korean food and your in Milan it's not bad choice... just don't expect to be blown away.

Said they' are open but were not…read more So no ability to try their food The other restaurant I will post about is excellent Looks nice from the outside

From the owner: Arirang è un ristorante famigliare che seleziona i migliori piatti della cucina tradizionale…read morecoreana. Cuciniamo al momento piatti leggeri, saporiti e genuini, con ingredienti freschi. Ambiente ideale dove ritrovare il tempo e la giusta armonia per gustare ogni gradita pietanza.