Jyoti Indian Restaurant Chungmuro

I liked the food. I wouldn’t say the best Indian food I’ve had in Korea, but I wouldn’t say attribute it to personal taste. If you are a fan of Indian cuisine, you should try it. I do have plans to come again and try more options!

- Kalpak Gupta -

Good indian restaurant! + the butter chicken and chicken biryani were tasty. The dishes have plenty of chicken which I find it nice to keep a balance between the amount of protein from the meat and the amount of fats from the curry sauces + cheese naan was delicious + big portions and fast service - the food is spicier than usual. I personally enjoy this a lot, but my fiance turned a bit red while eating the chicken biryani. You might want to explicitly mention your spiciness tolerance to the waiters :-D

- Cristina Meirosu -

Excellent food amd service. If you're away from home and craving Indian restaurant style food, this is the place. We visited twice in 2 days for dinner and both nights, the food was delectable. Tried chicken tickets masala , lamb biryani, dal makhni, palak chicken and lamb kadahi, even the naan was awesome.

- Gautam Dua -

This is the best Indian restaurant I have tried in Seoul this far. Had the Biryani and it was full of flavour and NOT DRY!

- Maria Mateescu -

We stayed in Seoul for 5 days and ate 3 times at Jyoti. We have a lot of experience with Indian food in a variety of countries and I can tell you, the food here is divine. They also have a very good vegan menu, but also make a wonderful butter chicken. The staff is super friendly and helpful. I just hope they will consider to open a restaurant in my hometown.

- Ruben Hoek -

Great Indian dishes served highly authentic, within a typical casual South Asian setting. Pretty awesome. The tandoori chicken could’ve been a little better but palak paneer, naan, and basmati rice our table had were all amazing.

- Kyuwon Lee -

Worth it. Today marks the final day of my trip to Korea, and throughout my journey, I’ve had the chance to try Indian food in Jeju, Busan, and Seoul. I can say with genuine happiness that the best meal I’ve had in Korea was here. During our stay in Seoul, my husband and I visited this restaurant multiple times. I’ve tried dishes like palak aloo, dal makhni, palak paneer, chicken tandoori, and butter chicken — every single one was fantastic. I especially want to highlight the pani puri — the chef prepared it exactly the way I like it, and it brought back memories of Delhi. Honestly, I haven’t had pani puri this good even in the UK. We even packed some aloo parathas for our early morning flight. If you’re an Indian visiting Seoul, I highly recommend checking out this restaurant!

- arshiya bhat -