Yoon's kitchen 윤식당 오클리(Oakleigh)

Fantastic Korean food, fresh, delicious, great service, highly recommend this little hidden gem

We had the spicy beef stew, fried chicken and rice balls. All were excellent. I won't say I'm very well versed with Korean restaurants, but this is my first time receiving spring onion kimchi as the sides. Bloody good stuff.

I saw them close at pm 9: 00, we been here around 8: 20, but they didn’t receive us, that’s awesome!)

Great taste, reasonable portions and good customer service. I will eat here again in the future.

Good place to share with friends and family because they’re serve large dishes and reasonable price. Their beef ribs soup is star to me. I also like their corn and tokbokki as well.

Got lunch over the weekend here with he wife.

I'd suggest go with a group as it's more of best when sharing restaurant as they mostly have large foods.

We ended up with the beef ribs soup and Korean fried chicken.

Beef rib soup was delicious and broth is top notch!
Beed meat cooked well, nice soft and chewey at the same time as ribs should be, sad the portion wasn larger.

Korean fried chicken was good enough, but the star being the Honey mustard sauce!
If you love honey mustard, this place got one that makes you want to buy a bottle of it and be one of those people who bring their own sauce to Korean fried chicken places!

The Fried chicken profile wise would go between Gami chicken and ABC chicken so medium light coating makes a nice crispy coating that doesn't go soggy immediately which is nice, but the texture almost doesn't feel and look like Korean fried chicken.

That said, it's a good place to eat with friends and family if you love large pots of soup to share as that's their specialty.

I don't know that the amount of takeaway is different from that of eating in a restaurant or not, but the amount of takeaway is a bit less, not worth then $25…. Foods is ok and tastes

Have come here so many times and never been disappointed… Always left feeling so satisfied and full ️ Definitely recommend the Yuringi and Army Soup, especially for the cold days… But their Spicy Chewy Noodles are also so yummy and refreshing on the warmer days. Their customer service is also great with a pleasant and kind reception and easy street parking surrounding the restaurant.

I liked Yoon's kitchen. But when I visited recently, the chef seems to have changed. The hangover soup seemed to have been rehashed with the leftover ingredients from yesterday. I'm disappointed. The staff are kind, but the apron is too dirty. Never eat hotteok. It was a lump of oil.

Very good Korean hotpot. Super authentic Korean menu. Will definitely be back to try other options on the menu.

Ordered two bimbap beef on uber eats. They were $60 delivered and absolutely terrible. Could hardly tell the ingredients were there there was hardly any of them. Mainly just cheap salad and white rice. The beef was fatty too. Absolute rip off.

Last time I ate takeout hangover soup, there wasn't enough kimchi. So today, I ordered 6 items and asked for more kimchi. They asked for an additional $4. In the case of packaging, they gave me kimchi even if I packed just one piece, but I asked to be able to eat enough so that I wouldn't run out of food.
When ordering, you must package each kimchi separately to ensure you do not run out of kimchi.

The environment is very peaceful and the taste of the food is acceptable, but the appetisers are a bit small. In addition, to remind everyone, during holidays or public holidays, this store will charge an additional 10% service fee. It is very easy to find parking there.

The service was not great. It feels like we are not that important to the restaurant. Initially, I wasn’t allowed to sit at the sofa section because they are planning to close that section (I arrived more than an hour before closing). Then I was allowed to sit there. The food I ordered took some time to come out, the taste was okay. When there’s an option to pay by debit card without surcharge by inserting the card, the attendant asked if I want to pay by tapping the card and pay 1.5% surcharge. I went away from the restaurant not feeling great.

I think it is the first time to eat such delicious Korean food in Melbourne. The broth, which was brewed deeply from the bones, tasted deeper the more I ate, and each dish was perfect. The side dishes were tasty and the service was very friendly. Haejangguk (soup) was really the best and I couldn't get tired of it no matter how many days I ate it. I highly recommend this place and you won't regret it.

They’re okay-ish but nothing outstanding. If you crave Korean and happen to be in the area then it’d be a good choice. But I’d rather going to cbd or Chaddy for better options.

Really good authentic Korean place! Similar to what you'd get in korea

Edit: came back here a second time. Soups are still really good, but the Jokbal was very ordinary.

Recently, some menus been changed and quality of foods is better than before.
Looks like changing staffs regularly. Will come back for another day for dinner with friends!

Absolutely the best ever place. Food was served Quick and caring for our order.
Yuringi was especially impressive dish. I enjoyed having Beef rip soup and Signature spicy beef soup though. If you find authentic Korea restaurant, I definitely recommend Yoon’s Kitchen at Oakleigh!

A nice range of Korean cuisines Yoon kitchen has to offer. We tried a few dishes:

Rice cakes and sausage - the sauce is sweet and the rice cakes are lightly fried and chewy. The sausages were filled with some cheese.

Korean hot dog - bready batter and the cheesy is so stretchy and paired well with the half sausage

Spicy ham and sausage soup - spicy, well flavoured and very filling

Beef bone soup - the soup was quite silky and light. The brisket was tender and paired well with the glass noodles and rice cakes. It could have used some pepper.