Located on Bethlen Gábor utca near Keleti station, K-Point is Budapest’s most authentic Korean restaurant, justifiably indicated by the crowds of native regulars. It’s best to dine here with a group as a lot of the dishes are intended to be shared and eaten together. In accordance with Korean dining culture, all dishes are served at once and everyone at the table can take what they like from the platters. While the drinks list is short, it has everything necessary for a fun night, for example, soju, a sweet alcoholic beverage made from rice with 19% alcohol content, usually poured into beer.
