Jeonjuu

Old Town is never short of terraces and bars, but Jeonjuu stands out through its Asian profile, hinted at by the name itself, in an area otherwise dominated by classic European cooking. The steady flow of visitors, at any hour of day or night, makes Lipscani the liveliest pedestrian quarter in the capital, and this venue has settled right in the middle of that energy. The 4.8 rating, from more than 5,200 reviews, confirms a well-rated address, appreciated precisely because it offers something other than the old quarter's expected menu; a review count that size, at a score this high, only builds up where the experience repeats itself, visit after visit. It sits in the upper price bracket, in keeping with a more elaborate experience, aimed at those willing to pay for a different kind of cooking. Opening hours are confirmed, which helps with planning, though booking can't be done online, and tables fill up fast at the weekend. Being in the historic centre, access is on foot only, which means it's worth pairing with a walk around the area, perhaps stopping at other addresses nearby, before or after the meal. It suits an evening of culinary exploring rather than a quick meal between sightseeing stops. Anyone curious about the area's nightlife can check our nightlife guide for more ideas from the Old Town, alongside the full list of recommended restaurants in the city.