Nice sit down restaurant on a busy street with a lot of quick food restaurants. Ambiance is nice -…read morebrick walls indoor and outdoor seating that is close together but far enough apart you can have a quiet conversation. Service was friendly and prompt. Lots of people had Korean BBQ and it smelled delicious. We had a tofu and a beef bibimbap as well as shrimp kimbap. All were delicious - flavorful, substantial, and well prepared. We came away very satisfied.

Food and service here were spectacular. Our server was attentive and even though there's a sign…read moresaying "cash only" he came to our table with a card reader which I thought was nice as I don't carry a lot of cash on me. The food was SO GOOD. Compared to other food in Berlin it was a little higher than usual (mine was €12) but the portions are decently sized and I still think it was worth it. Seating was fine when we went (around 4pm on a Monday) and there were a few different table options to choose from. They even offered us free tap water which I always appreciate. I'd definitely go back- the food here is lovely.

Korean fried chicken sweet chilli (kfc) 9.90€. Not crunchy enough. Not hot enough. Not too sweet…read more Small portion but comes with curly fries. Guten Dag is way better. Not spicy at all. We ordered number 32 spicy pork with egg and it was spicy but too sweet and the meat was dry. Would recommend We ordered number 35 tofu in soup with seafood. Almost no soup, little seafood that wasn't fresh. Overall not the great experience

You know when you've got a craving for Korean food and nothing else would do? That's how we found…read moreourselves at Maru. Looking for highly rated Korean food on Yelp near our AirBnB. And a 20 minute walk later, here we were. The food was 5 star presentation, 4 star taste... the service was 3 stars at best. The fried tofu canapes were presented beautifully and were tasty (just look out for the hot pepper bits, they are spiiicy!) The chap chae had lots of veggies in it, but was a little greasy. Nice flavor overall, and tasty ban chan (although the portions of the ban chan were a little small, would have liked more kimchi.) Very nice decor and clean bathroom.

Our party of four just finished eating here and totally loved it. We tried several starters as well…read moreas the fried chicken dishes and several others. Everything seemed freshly prepared and nicely presented. Portions are more than adequate and reasonably priced. Service is pleasant and helpful. Very highly recommend for an interesting and tasty meal.

They offer quite a few Korean dishes at reasonable prices and the portions are not small. They also…read morehave some really good fried chicken if you're dining with kids or people who don't fancy the traditional Korean fare. Service was quick and servers quite pleasant.

We just moved to Berlin from sunny California. Last two weeks have been extremely tough for the…read morefamily moving into an empty apartment and trying to settle in a new place without speaking German. Not having Internet was driving everyone crazy too. Then we found this place. A half hour walking distance from our new apartment. This place reminds me of Korean homemade food the most and just so delicious and I for one no longer depressed. Our waitress was very funny and friendly. She even got us some side dishes. I cannot wait to come back tomorrow. Yeah, probably tomorrow. My son wants to try their spicy chicken BBQ, my hubby wants to try homemade Mandoo, and I'm totally going for their Kimchi Tofu soup. BTW, the music here is super funk-Kay and groovy! Highly recommend this place.

From the owner: Authentisches Koreanisches Essenread more

The taste was pretty mediocre. Nothing special or super tasty, but also not as if I'd say it was…read morebad. I don't fully understand the good ratings online. The japchae and kimchi soup is not something I'd recommend or order again. The sushi rolls are huge but also tasted ok. I think if you are a vegan, this is a good spot. If you eat fish or meat, there are definitely better options. But even for my vegan friends I'd not recommend this place just given the soups and sushi we tasted.

Absolutely delicious vegan Korean food. From the drinks to small plates to bibimbap, everything was…read moreso fresh and flavorful. They take cards, which is lovely. Blankets are on offer for outdoor seating on chilly days. Perfection!

Had a lovely time, when I was living nearby this was my go-to korean restaurant. My best friend had…read moreher first kimchi here

Good Korean food without the fancy environments that Asian places seems to have in Europe.read more

~ TRENDY KOREAN STREET EATS WITH BIG BERLIN ENERGY ~…read more Stopped by YamYam while visiting Berlin and was curious to see what all the hype was about...and overall, I kind of get it. It's a vibey, busy little spot that serves up Korean comfort food with a modern, casual twist. Don't expect 100% traditional recipes here, but do expect tasty, filling dishes that hit the spot. I ordered the bibimbap with beef, and it came sizzling hot in a stone bowl (yes, that crispy bottom rice is everything). Topped with kimchi, egg, veggies. I also tried a friend's cha chang myun, and honestly, that might've been my favorite. Rich, savory, inky sauce with pork and potato, total noodle comfort food. If you're looking for deeply authentic Korean dishes, this might not check every box (some of the kimchi/gimbap purists might not vibe with it). Their cocktails are what stood out to us to most. Delicious, refreshing, and unique!

If you are looking for Korean food in Berlin, look no more! I ordered the Bipimbop with beef and it…read moredid not disappoint. Served in a stone bowl, it came to the table sizzling and the rice was crisp at the bottom! It was also topped with a fried egg, bean sprouts, cucumber and kimchee. I also tried the basil ice cream for dessert! It's topped with red bean, so if you don't like red bean just asked for just the ice cream.

Check out the name…read more Bah-bee-cyoo! BBQ! What will those silly Germs think of next?! Anyway, this place ain't even German, it's Korean! They should call it Kaybabikyu. Ya feel me?! :D I was pretty happy about this place. You could still tell that it's not like, Koreeaaaaan BBQ like we have up'n'over here in the Bay Area, where everyone knows it's the best place in the world to get food. Not like in LA. La La Land. You silly goosies ;) But I DIGRESS!!! This place is great, and it's right around the corner! Oh je, entschuldigung meine Liebe, es steht um die Ecke von meiner Wohnung! Es schmekt sehr gut und ich werde sehr bald zurückkommen ^_______^

Uri was an amazing server! The bi bim bab was fantastic and well priced! I went there with 3 of my…read morefriends and it only cost us 40.50 Euros for all of us

I don't see many Korean fine dining in general and was excited to try this restaurant out. It was…read morenot a disappointment. The dishes were creative while retaining the deep Korean culture and style. The tables were limited, but the quality was very good. It was an enjoyable experience.

This is a review for the dinner, I had the fish set menu…read more 5 stars because: - high quality of ingredients - attention to detail - cozy atmosphere - unique utensils and decoration, very artsy - friendly service, very sweet owner

Located right next door to Gorki Apartments (refer to my review) in Berlin's Mitte district, Gogogi…read morehas really tasty and fresh Korean food. They have great outdoor seating which makes it easy to get a conversation going with other diners when the weather is nice. We'll always eat here at least once whenever staying in Mitte. Highly recommended!

I thought I was back in Korea lol You can sit outside and…read moregrill the samgyubsal away Korean workers are very kind and nice