I recently had a strong craving for Korean food, so I went out to eat. Every dish was incredibly delicious. The tteokbokki, kimchi, kimbap, and samgyetang were all seasoned well. The tteokbokki had an addictive spiciness, and the kimbap had a nice sesame oil flavor. After eating the samgyetang, my body felt warm and cozy. I definitely want to go back to this restaurant. The staff were also friendly and kind.

A little while ago, I found a Korean restaurant near Kadai Station and decided to drop by for a drink. The menu was all Korean cuisine, with a Korean atmosphere inside the restaurant. I ordered classic dishes like Kimbap, Jeon, and Japchae. The food was seasoned for Japanese taste, so it wasn't too spicy and even those who don't like spicy food can enjoy it. The Kimchi was also not very spicy, which was a bit disappointing for me as I like spicy food. Overall, it was a nice experience to enjoy Korean cuisine without the overwhelming spiciness. I would definitely visit again when I'm in the mood for Korean food. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Went to this restaurant with my partner, Panchan House! The interior is decorated with posters of Korean stars everywhere. The staff are handsome and the Korean beer is easy to drink. We ordered a Kimbap, Kimchi assortment, Seafood Jeon, and Chewy Jeon. They were all delicious with a mild level of spiciness. I decided to add some extra spice with the shichimi pepper on the table, but it turned out to be very spicy. You can adjust the spiciness level quite a bit, so it's great for those who like spicy food. The handsome staff provided friendly service. Thank you for the meal!

The staff are nice and the shop is really good, I found a great place.

I had Korean hot pot with Makgeolli and it was delicious. I want to go again!

You can feel like you're in Korea without going to Korea. The menu was delicious and cheap.

Tonight, we had a staff gathering at a Korean home cooking restaurant called "Panchan-ya Kyoto Katsura Store". Located right outside the east exit of Hankyu Katsura Station, this restaurant is easily accessible and we visit it frequently. The restaurant is on the second floor and always seems to be bustling with customers. It is a rare find in the Katsura area, serving authentic Korean cuisine. Our usual orders include spicy Chapchae, mildly seasoned Bulgogi, extremely spicy Devil's Spicy Shrimp, crispy Chijimi, and Kimbap and Changjorim rolls with Korean seaweed. All of these dishes are spicy Korean cuisine, but the satisfaction level is high at this restaurant. And the cost performance is also great! The interior is decorated with numerous posters of Korean idols, and they play Korean songs on USEN. It's a cozy Korean restaurant with a homely atmosphere. A perfect place to go with the staff! The food was delicious as always today. Full and satisfied! ❤️

I visited for the first time. It is located on the second floor of Osaka Ohsho in front of Katsura Station. Surprisingly, the restaurant had a lot of seats. The Pukkochi Chijimi and extremely spicy hot pot... it was so spicy!! It was so spicy that I couldn't eat it anymore (laughs). But I think people who like spicy food will get addicted to it!! I spent quite a long time there, and there was even a pregnant woman! (laughs) How can she handle such spicy food? (laughs) I thought it was a nice place with a good atmosphere for local drinking parties.

Located on the second floor of a building just outside the east exit of Hankyu Katsura Station, this restaurant offers a variety of Korean dishes other than yakiniku. Dishes like panchan jjigae, hearty takkalbi, hormone jongol, and bulgogi jongol are all delicious and come with plenty of vegetables and meat. If you feel like you need more, you can add toppings to your liking to get full, and there are also plenty of side menu options besides the hot pot. My favorite is the seafood chijimi. Even on weekdays, it can get crowded, so it might be a good idea to make a reservation before going to avoid a long wait.

I like Korean food, so I went to Panchan-ya, which is rumored to be delicious. The atmosphere was like a regular izakaya, with many regular customers, but it was not uncomfortable. We had hot pot and kimbap, which were pretty tasty. However, the menu seemed a bit limited.

It is located just outside the east side of Katsura Station. I use it when I want to eat Korean food. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is nice, but there are posters of Korean idols posted all over the place. I always have chapchae and steamed pork, and they are delicious. Sometimes I also order hot pot, but it may be a little spicy for those who are not good with spicy food. Apart from the hot pot, I think the flavors are tailored for Japanese people. They have a wide variety of Korean drinks like makgeolli, but beer goes best with Korean food, in my opinion.

When I'm in need of a place to eat in Katsura, I usually end up at this restaurant. Above all, the cost performance is great, so even when I have a hearty Korean meal, the prices are similar to a regular izakaya. The chijimi is incredibly delicious! And the white rice is served quickly! However, since the number of staff is limited, they seem busy at times. But I can overlook that because the food is so good. I plan to continue using this restaurant in the future, so please keep up the good work.

Just outside Hankyu Katsura Station, on the second floor of a building, you'll find this restaurant. The interior has a calming atmosphere with indirect lighting. Start by ordering a drink, then choose your meal. I had the Bibimbap (830 yen) this time, which came with soup and a small pot of Gochujang to add as much as you like. The taste was decently good, not amazing. The prices might be a bit high (maybe 100 yen cheaper would be better?), but the staff's service was pleasant. The tables are nicely separated, so you can enjoy your time without worrying about your surroundings.