Zum Koreaner, Korean restaurant in Maxvorstadt, Munich, Germany.
Zum Koreaner is a Korean restaurant on Amalienstraße 51 operating from a small space, serving traditional dishes made with ingredients from local regional suppliers. The venue focuses on a curated selection and prepares fresh, carefully made meals.
The restaurant opened in 1997 and was among the first Korean establishments in Munich, introducing the local community to authentic Korean cuisine. Its long presence shows the place's lasting importance in how Korean food became known in the city.
The menu follows traditional Korean dining customs where all dishes arrive at once, encouraging guests to share and discover multiple flavors together.
The restaurant accepts cash only, so come prepared with money before your visit. Opening hours differ on weekdays and weekends, so check the current times before heading there.
The restaurant deliberately keeps its menu to about 14 dishes and prepares fresh broths daily. This focused approach allows the place to maintain high quality and ensure each plate is made with great care.
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