Jyoti Indian Restaurant Chungmuro

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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

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.

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.

Enjoy Indian cuisine in Seoul that is the place! Very good dishes, clean and good service.

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!