MakkoLi

«MakkoLee» on Ulitsa Soyuza Pechatnikov is one of the restaurants in a St. Petersburg Korean cuisine chain that has been known since 2001, when the city's first Korean grill opened on Ligovsky Prospekt. The "SOYUZ" format is part of this chain, where alongside Korean dishes guests will also find Vietnamese, Japanese, and other Asian items. The menu was created with the involvement of chefs from South Korea, so the cuisine is based on traditional recipes: kimbap, gun mandu, tteokbokki, enoki, bokkeum, kimchi, ramyeon, budae jjigae, guksu, haemul tang, and udon. The restaurant is located near the Sennaya Ploshchad, Spasskaya, and Sadovaya metro stations — a convenient stop after a walk through the city center. The average check here runs from 1,000 to 3,000 ₽, covering both a quick lunch and a full grill dinner. Over the years, the chain has grown to five restaurants in St. Petersburg, each with its own format — from barbecue to a lifestyle concept — while "SOYUZ" keeps to the same principle: the taste and atmosphere of authentic Korea, adapted to the familiar rhythm of city life.