When traveling, you crave home cooked food from time to time... and after searching for a Korean…read morerestaurant we opted for this one, as it seemed like it's more authentic. Everything here is a-la-carte, even banchans you need to order separately because it's not served with your meal. We got the following: - Spicy pork - Spicy Squid - Kimchi Chigae - Lettuce with Ssam jeong - Kimchi (extra, comes with 2 other sides and Kimchi) Don't get the spicy squid, that's all that is - spicy and no flavor. Spicy squid can use a lot of help in the seasoning department. Spicy pork was better, but nothing to write home about as I had better spicy pork at other European cities. Kimchi Chigae was decent, had bit of odd taste to it, but it hit the stop. Our favorite was the ssam jeong lol... While I can't call this place "authentic" Korean joint, it was decent for, especially operating in Salzburg. I know, the food will not be the same as the motherland and I shouldn't have high expectations. While I would have given three stars, went with two stars as you are forced to order banchans, which is not the norm in Korean dining.

We were in Salzburg for one day as tourists on a super hot day. We we're looking for some place…read morewith Asian food and luckily stumbled upon this place. We went in and looked like they were pretty busy as it looked like a huge tourist group was also having lunch there. We were ready to head out but then the front lady told us there are some sittings at the back where we can sit. We were SO happy to get a seat that quickly as we were very tired. They started bringing out the cold waters ASA we ordered. They were so kind and thoughtful that they brought a fan right next to our table (I guess I looked like the Witch of the Waste from the movie Howl's Moving Castle ;P XD ) Thank you!!! Unfortunately I no longer remember what are foods we ordered but everything was very delicious!! I highly recommend this place. Thank you so much for your warm hospitality!!

I took my parents, who were craving Korean food, to this restaurant, and at the time I tried my…read morebest to respond politely and positively. But no matter how I think about it, I still feel upset. I felt like I was being discriminated against by a fellow Korean. Even in Eastern Europe, I've never received such treatment from a Korean before. 1. When we first entered, we were told in English that there were no seats outside and were guided to the inside (despite at least three empty tables outside). We were led to a cramped corner table, and only once we were inside did they quietly tell us in Korean that the food might be delayed. 2. The seat we were given was in a stifling hot space with no air conditioning, and there were more than five dead bugs on the floor that looked like cockroaches. When we asked them to clean it, they just swept them up carelessly and left. There was still a large bug that wasn't removed, so we had to ask again. It was so dirty and hot that we requested a seat change, to which they replied irresponsibly, "Sit anywhere outside or in the room." At that moment, two male Korean staff members looked at each other, made playful arm gestures, and laughed together -- a very unpleasant attitude. The biggest question was why they sat us in the most unpleasant spot in the first place, if other seats were available. This was the first point when I started to feel something was off. 3. Even after 15 minutes, no one came to take our order. When I went to ask, I was just told to "wait." After another 5-10 minutes with no one coming, I went again. When I asked, "When will the food be ready?" they told me the food would take 40 minutes -- even though they hadn't even taken our order yet. That meant a total wait of around an hour. 4. However, a customer (European) who came in later than us was greeted with a big smile showing teeth, had their order taken immediately, and quickly received their beer. (When speaking to me, the staff gave short answers without even a hint of a smile.) 5. I had been looking forward to eating at a Korean restaurant, but I was so disappointed that we ended up leaving and going to McDonald's instead. The mood was completely ruined, and my dinner time with my parents was entirely spoiled.

A tiny Japanese Chinese cuisine place in an alley way next door to Mozart's residence. Has seating…read morefor 7 people inside and some stand up table outside. We got Chicken and veggies with rice. It was a nice size portion. It's considered fast food and decent for you get and price.

A tiny place -- a one man show with only 6 or 7 counter seats. I had the California maki -- made to…read moreorder and every bit as good as any sushi I've had in California.

If there's one constant in the world, it's the fact that there are Chinese restaurants spanning the…read moreglobe, that and NASCAR fans are still sportin' a mullet. Now, for full disclosure, though contrary to my fat man's appearance, I'm not generally a huge fan of Asian buffets. There's just something about the mass produced food sitting out there under the food lamps that turns me off I guess. Coincidentally, the basic food selection seems to span the globe as well, be it in the States or in Austria. The basic ambiance here is nice though, clean and modern. In addition to their buffet at additional cost they have a Mongolian grill. We did not partake in that portion, but it looked good. A bit pricey in my opinion, but Salzburg is clearly a tourist city, so I'm sure it's competitive to other similar joints. I'd return again if in need, but I'd certainly not go out of my way to do so.

Its not rocket science what they do, but food is good and the the interior is nice and clean as…read morewell. They offer about 10 ready to eat dishes, which are tasty. Dessert is donuts, ice cream, nothing special, as you know it from Chinese buffet places all around the world. Special congrats to the chefs for the Korean BBQ which they paid lots of attention to (Was delicious and something to look at as well, see pictures I attached.)