Camino? Camino is a trendy lunch place in the centre of…read moreAntwerp. Location? You can find it a little hidden from the main shopping streets where it's nice and quiet and where there ar no cars. On the Vrijdagsmarkt you can get a lot of sun - woop woop! So the location for me is perfect! Accomodation? If the weather is nice, they set up their big and colorful terrace. So hurry up to install yourself there during lunch or in the afternoon for a coffee/tea. Food? Pretty nice and original! Big portions, a lot of variation, veggie stuff available. They have sandwiches for lunch but unlike other lunch places, they offer combinations of coriander, cajun and other less traditional spices. Apart of that they also serve suggestions (which are a little more expensive, +- € 14) Price? It's ok, you pay around € 8 for a sandwich and a little more for something special. Drinks? Enough variation and some homemade stuff! And they have some beers from the tap which I can really appreciate as a Belgian girl :) Service? We were served by a good looking and very friendly guy! The girl was also pretty and very friendly. We didn't have to wait long for our food and drinks. I'm definitely going back here.

I've been wanting to visit Camino after I received a tip from another Yelper about their bánh mì's…read more First of all - expensive! 9 euros for a bánh mì, not including my drink? In America you could have 2 sandwiches for that price. But it's okay, Camino was trendy and cozy, and I was there with my sister-in-law, so I didn't mind paying a bit more. I ordered the glazed pork belly and she went with the lemongrass chicken. We tried each other's sandwiches and I by far made the better choice. So if you go - definitely order the glazed pork belly! The meat was the best part of my sandwich. I didn't like the bread - it was really soft. By the time I was finishing my second half, the bread was soggy. Like mentioned in other reviews, solid effort, but for that price I expected much more. Also - it's 2015, it's really irritating that they don't accept cards!

Good to see Korean food is becoming more and more popular. Had a BBQ with 4 different types of…read moremeat and a kimchi jiggea which were pretty good. The banchan was quite limited and extremely small in size, hence the 3 stars (banchan is to me really essential in Korean food). Will go back to try out the bimbimpap for lunch one of these days.

Food was great! You get 6 rounds of 3 portions of food, so…read moreyou can order 18 plate of food per person. Portion of rice cake was small in my opinion, you get 4 pieces. Not a fan of the grilled meats, the seasoning didn't work for me. Drinks are not included in the price.

Pretty good food. Little fusion twist to Korean food. Make a reservation to get a seat inside.read more

I was craving Korean food, so I went out of my way to have lunch at Maru on a busy Saturday…read moreafternoon. The restaurant was cute inside, modern and clean, but not too pretentious. I was very happy with my bibimbap. It comes out with the beef and egg raw, and then they cook in front of you in the stone bowl, which is pretty cool to watch. The server said they source local ingredients as much as possible, and the food definitely tasted high quality. The portion was a perfect size for one person. The other dishes I saw passing by looked delicious as well, and I would absolutely go back to try some other things. My complaints are pretty minor. They didn't give me any kimchi to start my meal, even though they gave it to other tables. Also, everything was rather pricey. A cup of tea, a water, a bibimbap, and a scoop of sesame ice cream came out to 36 euros. Service was fantastic. The servers were excellent, really nice and happy to explain things on the menu. And service was shockingly fast. I'll definitely be back.

From the owner: Discover Delicious Korea! De authentieke smaken van Korea…read moremet een hedendaagse twist.

I feel like this place might be more popular for the hot tops & you cook your own food by yourself…read moreat your table... however, it was packed, so we got a 4-top in the back. I ordered the kimchi fried rice. It was rather delicious. The flavors all mingled well, and there was nothing overpowering. I did try the shrimp skewer - and it is literally that. A whole shrimp on a skewer (yes, head and all!). I can't say that was a winner with me. I enjoyed my mint tea as well. Everyone at the table left satisfied. The service is awfully slow, with having to chase the waitress down if you want to add anything to your order or to pay or anything besides the original ordering.

The food itself is an issue. The soups, noodles, sides, sauces, and meat itself is…read moreinauthentic....and even if it is inauthentic the quality itself is poor. The staff is slow and rude, and ignored our table multiple times. The decor of the restaurant is covered in dust and the grills are not cleaned.

Very nice food. Seems to be a classic korean food restaurant. Although the house has nothing…read morespecial, aka asian styled, once ind=side you are welcomed by very nice opeople. They explain the food and what is what so your culinary experience is a success I recommend this place.

NOT KOREAN BBQ! Nothing special about the decor of the establishment. It's actually quit bland with…read moreonly a few hints that you are inside a Korean restaurant. I thought this was an authentic Korean bbq restaurant but it is not. Don't be fooled by the menu and the claim of cooking it as bbq and then bringing it out to your table. Nope! So I had the bibimbap and it was good but they skimped on the meat portion and my ssamjang was more gochujang. The mandu was excellent! The banchan was terrible due to lack of variety in the four dishes served and each pair tasted the same so In essence your only getting 2 side dishes. My Korean buddy once told me that you can always judge a restaurant by their banchan and he is so right. My wife ordered galbi...She hated it. Waaaaaay toooo much of an artificial smokey flavor and waaaaaay to chewy. Nothing special so save your monies!