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Discover Anju’s cozy Korean restaurant on Subbelrather Str. in Köln. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere and a unique tapas-style menu with diverse small plates, perfect for sharing. Reserve ahead to experience exceptional Korean flavors and attentive service.
Anju on Subbelrather Str. in Köln offers a fresh take on Korean dining with its unique tapas-style menu. Instead of traditional large main dishes, Anju presents a variety of small, flavorful plates designed for sharing and exploring diverse tastes in one sitting. This concept invites guests to savor multiple authentic Korean flavors without overwhelming portions.
The menu highlights an array of dishes that excite the palate—from spicy kimchi and pickled vegetables to tender marinated meats and savory pancakes, all expertly balanced. The portions are just right, encouraging tasting and discovery, which aligns with Anju’s cozy and peaceful atmosphere. Guests often praise the attentive, friendly staff who guide newcomers through the tapas concept, enhancing the experience.
Dining at Anju feels inviting and relaxed, a welcome departure from the cliché Asian restaurant. Each bite is thoughtfully crafted, making it perfect for those who appreciate nuanced, authentic Korean cuisine in a casual setting. Reservations are recommended, as the restaurant fills quickly with eager food lovers.
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I was there with a girl friend. We didn’t have any reservations and luckily found a table. However, I recommend you to make a reservation because after getting the table, suddenly all the tables were occupied. The staff were really friendly, helpful and smiling. The atmosphere was really cozy and peaceful. We ordered many small kind of tapas food. There were no main dishes but too many small Korean tapas which are delicious. The price/performance ratio is also good I would say. I definitely recommend you to eat tapas which is made of chicken and rind Fleisch. In general, it was a quite nice experience and if you are looking for a Korean food in Ehrenfeld, you should definitely give it a try.
Opening hours, the full address and the best way to get there are all on the restaurant page. Booking policies differ from place to place — so call ahead, or simply walk in.