DAK Dublin is a Korean-inspired restaurant located on Bolton Street in Dublin. Its name, meaning 'chicken' in Korean, hints at the star of the menu, but the restaurant offers a broader taste of Korean flavours. With a focus on casual dining, DAK is a place where Korean cuisine is celebrated through a mix of traditional and modern approaches.
The restaurant's interior features a contemporary design with exposed brick walls painted in dark tones, wooden tables, and sleek bar seating. The space is intimate yet functional, with a layout that works well for casual outings, small groups, or solo diners looking to enjoy a quick bite at the bar. The clean, modern aesthetic is paired with subtle nods to Korean culture, creating a space that feels both urban and authentic.
The menu highlights Korean fried chicken, available in a variety of flavours and styles, from soy and garlic to spicy options. Beyond chicken, diners can explore other Korean staples, including kimchi and a selection of small plates that encourage sharing. The dishes are crafted with a clear emphasis on bold, vibrant flavours, showcasing the balance of sweet, savoury, and spicy that defines Korean food. The drinks menu complements the food with Korean-inspired cocktails and a range of beers, including Korean options.
DAK Dublin accepts bookings and offers a welcoming spot for those keen to explore Korean flavours in the heart of the city.