Jin Woo Chung
Google
We just walked in and asked for a table. The answer was a little too friendly, as I was expecting something more like, "Unfortunately, we are fully booked today. Would you like a table outside?"
The outside area has its own atmosphere, but be aware that the restroom is just over the wall from the tables. But the inside looks good.
Overall, the main courses were quite good—the filet mignon and the mackerel, in particular. But at around €30 each, they should be.
I ordered the focaccia as a starter. For a restaurant with a Bib Gourmand rating, it looked and tasted weird, and I couldn't find any olive oil. The side dish, a summer salad, isn't worth mentioning. It was just a kind of green that didn't seem like a proper salad and was too salty.
The wine was good, except that the glasses were placed on the left side of the table.
They didn't charge for the salad, but I'm not sure if it was a generous gesture due to its saltiness or if they just forgot about it in the first place.
If you visit with a positive attitude, the main dishes are absolutely worth the price.