JUNG forces Munich to take Korean food seriously. Yoon's bossam is the city's most honest plate composition — and his galbi a small sensation.

Six courses. One signature. Seasonally composed by chef Min-jun Yoon — formerly Atomix New York, Hangawi Seoul. Fourteen seats, one seating.

Drei Wochen fermentiert. Drei Sekunden serviert.

Saisonale Komposition aus bayerischen Märkten und koreanischer Tradition. Rind aus dem Allgäu, Wolfsbarsch vom Bodensee, Kimchi aus eigener Fermentation.
Am heißen Stein. Vor Ihren Augen.

House-made baechu-kimchi (three weeks fermented), oi-muchim with cucumber from Reichersbeuern, jangjorim with slow-braised beef shoulder.

Day-fresh sashimi of Lake Constance sea bass, chojang from gochujang reduction and black rice vinegar, sesame blossom.

Four-hour braised pork belly confit, perilla leaf, daikon kimchi, ssamjang. Hand-rolled ssam at the table.

Bavarian beef, briefly marinated in the Korean tradition, served on a hot stone. Accompanied by bone marrow broth and pajeon pancake.

Shaved milk ice, adzuki beans, house-made tteok rice cakes, Bavarian condensed milk, black sesame.

Six glasses curated: Bavarian natural wine, Korean makgeolli, yuzu-soju cocktail, Korean plum tea to close.

Born in Seoul, raised in Munich. Trained at Hangawi Seoul, then sous-chef at Atomix NYC under Junghyun Park. JUNG since 2022. Bib Gourmand 2025.
JUNG forces Munich to take Korean food seriously. Yoon's bossam is the city's most honest plate composition — and his galbi a small sensation.
Fourteen seats, one menu, no room for the arbitrary. That's what makes JUNG one of those rare addresses you remember — months later.
The most uncompromising Korean cooking I've eaten outside Seoul. Yoon serves memory, not folklore.

Kimchi nach Großmutters Rezept.
Bayerischer Kohl, koreanische Zeit.
Möhlstraße 39, 81675 Munich
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Between Prinzregentenstraße and the English Garden, in a turn-of-the-century souterrain gallery. No sign — just a black door.