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Maji

Korean Temple Cuisine, Lotus Rice

4.2food Fully vegan

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Top tips

Expect gently seasoned dishes without garlic or onion; temple cuisine here is milder than many Korean meals.
Good to know: Book ahead, especially for lunch or dinner, as the restaurant can fill up or run out of food for walk-ins.

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Choose a set menu to sample several temple dishes, then consider adding tofu steak or dumpling soup if you want a more substantial meal.
Try the lotus-leaf rice, often praised for its aroma and distinctive presentation.
Good to know: Summer visits can be very hot inside because reviewers report there’s no air conditioning.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention noodles, kimchi and bibimbap.

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Also dessert, dumpling, dumpling noodle soup, dumpling soup, gujeolpan, lotus rice and mushroom dishes.

Good for

The vibe: dates The vibe: groups

Praised for friendly service, good value and beautiful interior.

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Also praised for cozy atmosphere, attentive service, lively atmosphere, fast service and generous portions.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Lunch, dinner, takeout
Cards and mobile pay

About

Maji serves Korean Buddhist temple cuisine in a traditional hanok, with set meals featuring lotus-leaf rice, banchan, burdock japchae and seasonal dishes. The owner often explains each course in English, and reviewers recommend booking ahead; expect mild seasoning and smaller tasting-style portions rather than bold, spicy flavors.