Kimchi Eonni

Tried this joint for the first time and I'd say it lived up to my expectations. The food tastes great and the place feels cozy. The staffs here are very well behaved too. Overall it's worth a try 👍

The Naga food was satisfactory. Regarding the samgyeopsal, it did not feel very authentic, those trying it for the first time may find it acceptable, but it may not meet the expectations of those familiar with traditional samgyeopsal. On a positive note, the food was served promptly without feeling rushed, the place was clean, and the service was good.

My friend and me tried the seafood bucket for the first time and we had a great experience. The staffs are well behaved. And the place was very neat and tidy that is what i loved the most actually. We had a great time there,thank you for having us and we will surely visit next time again.

I’ve noticed a clear decline in both the quantity and taste of their food. I was already quite disappointed with their kimbap, and now their seafood has let me down as well. The portion size of the hot pot was already small, but the seafood quantity has become even worse. The seafood dish costs ₹2,500, yet the quantity has noticeably decreased over time. We specifically requested that the octopus be replaced with shrimp, but we were served only three shrimp and five crabs, even after clearly stating that we did not want extra crab and preferred shrimp instead. The taste was strange and didn’t resemble authentic seafood at all. However, the most disappointing part was the portion size. It wasn’t even sufficient for two slim girls. There was less sea food and more veggies. Better rename it as VEGGIE BOIL.

First of all, the location is very offbeat. Very difficult to reach. Secondly, the space is very small and the sitting benches and tables were very uncomfortable. We ordered glass noodles which was the only decent order, fried chicken was almost decent, lacked seasoning and was over fried though. The chicken rice platter had sweet soya sauce chicken, I didn't understand the concept of the thali. It was quite bland. The kimchi was bitter and the kimchi soup was bitter too. It had no salt and the spiciness felt artificial. The samgyapsal pork was too sweet to my liking and chewy. Maybe this is korean food. But I request the owners to atleast taste the food before sending out. It lacked basic seasoning. The food was not doing justice to the price. 🙏

We ordered bibimbap and jjapchae and both were a disaster..The bibimbap had no flavor, not even a hint of sesame oil..it taste like plain rice with ketchup and some random thick raw bell peppers. The jjapchae was too oily, with the same peppers and spring onion just tossed on the plate. It felt like zero efforts was put into making the food taste good or look appetizing. If youre serving korean foods atleast hire a chef who actually knows about Korean cuisine. Careless, tasteless foods, terrible service, smelly and dirty place and absolutely not worth the price. Worst Korean food experience I've had.

A quiet and cosy cafe with that Korean paglu in your group? This is it. A must try amidst the busy street.

Had some good Korean food at Kimchi Eonni! The place itself is quaint, not many tables inside but it was quite cozy. Service was really fast and all our food was served within minutes of ordering. Here's what we ordered: Chicken Gimbap, Samgyeopsal Pork and Seafood Japchae (glass noodles). The pork was definitely the star of the show. Incredibly flavorful pieces of pork belly, which taste fantastic when paired with lettuce and kimchi. The seasoning was on point. The Gimbap was alright but I found it to be a little lacking in flavor. The glass noodles were good too. For drinks, we had: Yuja tea and Passion fruit ice tea. I really liked the Yuja Tea! It tasted quite unique, unlike anything I have had before. The ice tea could use a little less sugar though. Overall, a fantastic experience. I really want to try their hotpot and seafood bucket in the future!