Walked by this small restaurant to check out their menu and immediately went in when I saw that…read morethey offer Korean BBQ buffet for 18,80€ p.P.! They don't let you order all the meats from the menu though. You are only allowed to choose one type of meat and have to stick with it for the meal. We decided for the pork belly and spicy marinated beef. The BBQ came with 6 really yummy side dishes, rice, fresh vegetables to grill (onion, potato, zucchini and king oyster mushroom), a plate of delicious fried dumplings and 2 sauces (Gochujang and fermented soybean paste). The pork belly was frozen and the beef was not. We were amazed by the variety of food we got on our table and the banchan (the side dishes) were great too! The pork belly was delicious but the beef wasn't marinated to my taste. They marinated it Chinese style with some really strong spices which I didn't like too much. Next time I'll just order it plain or just with salt and pepper. I really loved this place and the food they had. The only 2 downsides for me was that they didn't offer kimchi free of charge. It had to be ordered for 2,90€ a bowl. I don't want to pay for something that is actually a staple for a Korean BBQ. And I didn't like the way they marinated the beef. The pricing was overall very good. We paid around 45€ for the BBQ + a large bottle of water & Kimchi. I will definitely return :-)

Healthy fast food! I got the beef bibimbop, ordered in a rush, served in about 5 minutes. Friendly…read morestaff. Fresh, tasty, plentiful ingredients. A group next to me was just starting up the BBQ - must try next time!

Used to come here pretty often and after coming back to Germany, my buddy and I went back for some…read moregood Korean food. They have a new all you can eat special which comes with two dishes of your choice, unlimited sides, rice and drinks. They bring out two gas grills for the table and all the food. We sat there for nearly two hours eating and getting fat. The food is delicous, authentic, and of course fresh sinse you cook it at the table. Price is a bit expensive as the bill came out to 73 euros for the meal, two beers and a bittle of soju. Also they yelled at us as you cant cook the kimchi in the grill. We have been repeat customers and will be going back unless we find a new better place.

Great Korean restaurant with good food and great flavours. The quality and taste was quite similar…read moreto many places in Korea I have been to in the past. It's located a bit away from the city center in a residential area and not easy to get to without a car or taxi. It's a fairly big restaurant with multiple rooms and seating for well over 100 people. The menu is extensive and has lots of the traditional Korean dishes and there are many items that can be shared between 2-4 people. There is also a Korean bbq selection for grilling at your table. I had the kimchi soup to start and a dolsot pibimpab which is a rice dish served in a hot pot. I loved my soup and my pibimpab. It was delicious with a bit of heat through it and really nice. The small side dishes that came with the main were also fantastic and generous portions. Definitely coming back here again for one of my favourite cuisines of the world. It's good food, good service and reasonably priced.

Due to COVID everything is takeaway at the moment so we didn't eat inside. The staff were so…read morehelpful and friendly. We ordered a few things to include 20D, the sweet and sour boneless hot wings. You have to try them OMG the absolute best!

Right around the corner from our hotel (Sheraton Congress). Was hoping for a decent meal, was blown…read moreaway by an authentic, delicious bul-gogi dinner with some classic Korean side dishes- marinated bean sprouts, kim chee (on the spicier side, which I love), marinated seaweed, eggplant and radish. With a bowl of rice on the side and a beer, only 20 euro! It was so good I think I might go back in a couple of hours for a second dinner...

Simple Korean food at relatively affordable prices. Good for one or two people to grab a quick bite…read morewith some soju.

In an area with limit Korean food options, I think this might be the best one. The food is of…read moredecent portions, the mandu is decent, and this place is open on Sunday. I have eaten my fair share of Korean food in my day, the food is not as heavily spiced as in California or Asia but remember this is Germany. I wish there was an "authentically spiced" version because I have seen my share of Koreans eat here.

We walked in and the first thing they asked is if we made a reservation. We said no, but they got…read moreus a table as long as we ate quickly. If you go, MAKE A RESERVATION!!! While we were eating, few groups were turned away because they didn't make a reservation. Credit cards are accepted! Now food - for: haemul pajeon, bulgogi, spicy pork and spicy beef soup. We all enjoyed a the dishes, they were really good and seasoned well. The banchans were awesome but be warned if you ask for more, each extra item is 1€. The bulgogi was bit bland but tender and it's not sweet. The spicy pork used pork belly, which was nice surprise. Bit oily once you get to the bottom and perfectly seasoned. The place reminded me of "moms" cooking. The food can put quickly and since only one person was working the front, it can get bit slow. The layout was simple, one large table for group of 8, otherwise all other tables were for 4 ppl as far as I could tell. Definitely give them a try if you are in the area, best Korean food in Germany thus far!!

Good korean food! Always filled with Korean customers - that's a good sign :)…read more Recommended: sun tofu soup, spicy chicken with Korean rice cake and sweet potato, bimbimbap

Excellent ramen and services here at Muku. My husband and I actually first heard about this place…read moreat Ramen Museum in Japan where their ramen was one of the handful ramen restaurant showcased at the museum (yes, you can actually eat there!). We had an overnight layover in Frankfurt and decided to visit for dinner. We were not disappointed! I ordered Miso Ramen, which was made with pasta dough. Apparently, they had experimented with making noodles using locally-available ingredients. What an idea. This might have made the noodles more substantial and made me full quicker but it tasted great! Broth was thicker side but complimented the thicker noodles well. An order of miso ramen was very generous in quantity. We also enjoyed plum wine and citrus (yuzu) sake. They were both really yummy!

Visiting one of my favorites again. Service is great. Food is Oishii! Try the Ramen obviously.read more

The mothership of many Chinese products on one of the main strabes right off of the Frankfurt Am…read moreMain Hauptbahnhof. A pretty big store. Everything from fermented black beans to salty fish to tapioca balls. And curry. Wait, more...premade-wrapped char-sui-bao, cookies, snacks, ice cream, Chinese vegetables (fresh), all sorts of noodles in the back, canned vegetables, tofu, spices, hot sauces like the German version of Sriracha, cookware, all sorts or fermented paste and sauces. The only possible missing section is meat/fish but that's not expected. And... not just food, also Tiger Balm and shots of unknown medicine darker than the earths core where the medicine was taken from and only labelled in Chinese! Catering to all Asians that need stuff from the mother land and non Asians looking for Asian stuff. The first time out of dozens of times stepping in here was simple to grab drinks (cold and room temperature), a bottle of grass jelly drink and sweet red bean drink. Ever since I ventured in to the back and discovered many, many products. The shop keepers seem cool and mellow.

Hello favorite Asian supermarket in Frankfurt!…read more Another gem that is open on Sundays (seriously I sometimes go in here on a Sunday for fun just because I can), this place certainly has what you're looking for. It seems to be more Thai / Southeast Asian and Chinese focused (although lots of Japanese and Korean products are hanging around inside too), but really has everything one needs to cook and prepare and enjoyable Asian meal. It is also decently priced compared to many of the places I have been, despite being the go-to spot for many customers seeking Asian products. In here I can find several Asian fruits and vegetables, including lotus root which can be surprisingly difficult to find around Frankfurt (although I tend to only find frozen here given the day). You can also buy any of the herbs and leaves you may need to cook up a perfect Thai curry, and the herbs are always pretty fresh and well taken care of! They also have some randoms in the store like meat cleavers (I know because I purchased one here!) Quick and efficient, the customer service is pretty good and always willing to help if you're unable to locate a product in a prompt manner. Just beware that sometimes it can be slightly crowded in here and you may have to wait your turn! While Spicelands is my favorite Indian (and some Asian and African) supermarket to go to, Gutleut is my favorite for all other Asian.

Food is ok but the service is really terrible. Their understanding of German is below average. They…read moredo not understand the difference between sushi platter and maguro platter. So I did not received any food. Been her with my family many times but this behavior does it. Never again. Such a shame they don't understand customer service and either english or german. Hope other potential customers are warned. So the atmosphere after this useless discussion we had with the owners was below freezing point. Be warned about their treatment of customers. On the other hand I don't think they are interested in reviews since their behavior is not new. There are better Japanese restaurants in the city that do appreciate your visit and not only your money.

Fresh ingredients! Nice presentation! Delicious taste! Always super busy, if you don't have a…read morereservation try to get there early to test your luck. Unagi rice is definitely worth trying! Not too sweet, fatty eel, yum!

I would just like to state now that this rating is solely based on quality of food per price point…read more I have been going here for some time for cheap sushi. It is a Korean supermarket that randomly sells sushi and some easy Korean food (i.e. bibimbap). It doesn't have much of an identity, but to every first-timer's surprise, the place is almost always rammed. You can get an entire roll of sushi in here for like 2 or 3 Euros. It is not going to compete with the best sushi in Germany, naturally. But for the price, it is pretty dang good. They also serve really tasty bibimbaps which will run you 7,95 Euros including a miso soup. And I have to admit, the bibimbaps here will give any actual sit-down restaurant that specializes in Korean food in Ffm a run for its money. The ordering process here is a bit strange, so here goes: You go to the counter. They will have rolls and sushi kind of premade in a window. The rolls of maki are not yet cut, however. They will do this fresh and on order. They sell through things during the day and will eventually make things on order once things run out. It is a bit strange, but damn it is efficient. You will never wait long here. A bibimbap takes less than 5 minutes to be delivered to your table, as well. Sushi is the same. The staff is very friendly and they run a really nice operation here! I will continue to go back and enjoy myself!

I ordered one kimchi udon and one box fresh seaweed. Both of them tasted so good and not pricy…read more Besides it is an asian market. You can also buy some asian things here. Ich habe einmal Kimchi Udon und ein Setangsalat bestellt. Beide sind gut und nicht teuer. Außerdem ist es ein asienmarkt. Sie können asianische Dinge hier finden.