Domi

Came here to try the pizza as it was highly rated. We thoughly enjoyed the zucchini and gorgonzola, while the broccolini was decent. We loved how good the bread tastes. Pizzas are fairly small (personal sized) so may need a few of you are in a group and sharing. Was fairly busy with a wait time of about an hour. We also had to reserve with the server as we didn't have a Korean phone number that is used for notifying you when your table is ready.

I went just after opening and there were already ten groups ahead of me waiting. Very busy, but tasty food. I had the gorgonzola pizza which had walnuts and maple syrup on it. Very delicious pizza. It was a bit small though, unfortunately.

Delicious but TINY authentic tasting Neapolitan style pizzas. No exaggeration the smallest pies I’ve ever received not ordered from a kids menu. Great service and cocktails (also small) too! Last food order at 8 PM, drinks 8:30 PM every day except Tuesday when they are closed. It would be 5 stars but the perceived value for money demands I dock a star.

Do you ever wish you were in Italy for a day? This restaurant checked all the boxes. Amazing Napoletana style pizza with incredibly simple but delicious ingredients. They have a red pepper flake olive oil to dip and it is now going to be a staple in my home. Ordered cheesy shakshuka and it was another knockout dish. Kind staff with fast service and location right next to the park with burial mounds and the popular shopping street makes this a nice quaint place for dinner

We were looking for vegetarian food in Gyeongju and this was a great find. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Was reassured the local vegetable shakshuka was vegetarian (I eat eggs and cheese) and very much enjoyed. The humous was incredible and the bread was so very tasty!

Absolutely delicious pizza. The flavour in the tomato sauce and the quality of the pizza was extraordinary. The staff are so kind and we had a great warm meal on a rainy day.

My girlfriend and I decided to try DOMI the other night, as we’re both Italians and were craving something different from the usual Korean food. The reviews were very positive, so our expectations were high—but unfortunately, the experience didn’t live up to them. When we arrived, it was freezing and windy, yet we were told to wait outside because no tables were available. However, through the window we could clearly see several empty tables with dirty dishes on them, as well as an unused counter area. No one made any effort to clear a spot or offer us somewhere warmer to wait. After standing in the cold for 20 minutes, we went back in—only to realize the staff had forgotten about us. They seemed surprised to see us again, and finally let us in. The pizza arrived quickly, and the dough was actually quite good. That said, the size was really small—definitely not what you’d expect for the price, especially by Italian standards. What struck us most was how disorganized everything felt. We saw other people being turned away while tables around us stayed dirty and unused, and the staff didn’t seem in a rush to improve the situation. In the end, we left disappointed. With a bit more care and professionalism, this could have been a very different experience.

Authentic pizza! We had an enjoyable dinner at this small, cosy restaurant. The hand-stretched Margherita pizza was excellent with just the right anount of topping and a light, crispy, chewy textured dough. This same dough was used to make the cheese bread that accompanied our peppery goulash. The goulash was very tasty but it was a bit thin and almost meatless. The pizza is the star here!!