Natssul Korean Restaurant

I had the pleasure of dining at a Korean restaurant in Pokhara, Nepal, and it was an extraordinary experience. The food was amazing, and we loved it! The side dishes were very generous and left us more than satisfied. One minor downside is the waiting time during rush hours. If you're visiting during peak times, be prepared for a bit of a wait. Overall, this Korean restaurant in Pokhara is a gem! If you’re a lover of Korean cuisine, this is a must-visit spot.

Always looking for Korean food when I am traveling, chanced upon this place while wandering around. Ordered the pork belly, yellow roll and jap chae the side dishes were amazing, pork belly was tender. This would def be my new go to place when in Pokhara

As a huge fan of Korean culture and Korean food, I was very pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. The food was really delicious! I enjoyed every single dish we ordered and the price was very reasonable. It is the most authentic Korean Restaurant that I have been to outside of Korea - the owner is a Korean who has been living in Nepal for 16 years! Highly recommend their Dakgalbi with fried rice but do note that it is slightly spicy.

Bro I came here a few months ago and I still dream about their rabokki. No other rabokki has came close after eating here haha. Though there wasn’t any teobokki when I last had it which was strange. Don’t bother eating the pork bbq set here 😭 I had expected it to be like jeyuk bokkeum with flavorful pork but it’s just samgyeopsal they’ve grilled for you. The kimbaps were fat I liked that 🤓 and the side dishes were heavenlyyyyy. There was so many too I’m very grateful 😃

Beautifully thought-out and designed eating experience. It's immediately clear that the owner loves Nepal and the staff are all on board with the owner. Food is the most authentic Korean food I've ever experienced outside of Korea.

We ordered pork with side dishes, kimbab, and soju. We did ordered ready made one with side dishes which was satisfactory however they should add more to the side dishes. Also we had nepal made soju which was not good so i would not recommend. Also they have limited options in kimbab that is chicken or veg. They need to work more on varieties.

Amazing meal. I lived in Korea as a foreigner and my favourite dish there was dak galbi. When I stumbled across dak galbi in Pokhara, I had to try. Flavours were immaculate, side dishes are generous, and atmosphere and service are top notch. I was very impressed and would recommend to anyone. You will leave satisfied

The atmosphere is therapeutic. The service and food is good and reasonable yet the side dishes were limited and suggest if they could add more items in future.