I do keep coming back to this. Some of my coworkers don't like it. I think they mostly feel the…read moreprice is too steep for the amount of food, which I kind of agree with. But I do LIKE the food. The meat is perfectly marinated and anything with a fried egg is usually good in my book. Also, the amount of food is less with most food truck meals (burgers are an exception to this in a way) and the prices are almost always a bit higher than for example going to your office cantina or - gasp - bringing your own food. All in all I like this...

From the owner: Korean BBQ inspired Fast Food. Endlich auch in Nürnberg.read more

Since I had a rental car, figure I would try this place out. It's on the corner near the light,…read morewhich will help as a marker since I found it hard to find and needed to drive around the block. The good thing is there is decent street parking. I also like the layout of the restaurant. Ordered bulgogi, which is also cooked at the table. Found it way too sweet for my taste, which I assume appeals more to a German palate. The side dishes weren't bad. While I was served red pepper paste, no lettuce.

I live a few steps away and it was crowded on a Friday night which is understandable but they…read moredidn't have space or enough people to manage the space they had.....it took a hour to get a spring roll appetizer and longer to get a cook it yourself Korean bbq.....I got rice after I had cooked my food after sitting there for 2 hours and ate most of it, I was ready for a check when they finally brought out the other plate I ordered 2 hours later when we ready to go.....

Checked out this place with the family since it was conveniently on the U line that I was on making…read moreit easy to jump on/off. It was really, really warm that day, but didn't have any space to sit outside. The waitress. who was very nice, tried to at least put us near a window, but it didn't help. We ordered lo mein and a seafood noodle soup on the Chinese side of the menu. I actually thought the noodles were pretty good. As for Korean, outside of the bulgogi prix-fixe menu, the only other thing Korean I saw was the Mul-naengmyeon (Korean cold noodles in chilled broth) , which I thought was ok since it was pretty hot. I liked the fact they put kimchi in there. Overall, I enjoyed the food here and would go back again.

Perhaps this is the best asian food in town. Original asian food. The Korean bbq is awesome. Big…read morechoice between a lot of different dices.

This is our main place to eat in Nuremberg. No visit is compete without us eating here. Best meal…read moreof our trip each time

Food was delicious. I lived in Korea for 3 years over time so I can always recognize good Korean…read morefood. Even though we are in Germany they didn't make the Korean food "German style" whatever that is suppose to mean.. the food tasted authentic. It was actually served with sides which is something some places in Germany and even America don't always do but Seoul Kitchen does and it was great. We traveled an hour to eat here and it was worth it. We even ordered the same order to go because I love Korean food and can't seem to find one closer that's serving authentic Korean food. Restaurant is small. Bathroom was clean. People had to wear masks until they were seated. Would totally recommend & will be back! https://www.instagram.com/s/aGlnaGxpZ2h0OjE3ODU3NzU5NzIzMjM4ODM4?igshid=hzzpfr1fi1u9&story_media_id=2355420863058905554

This place is super delicious and satisfying. So much so, that the line can get nuts and very…read morecrowded inside with people scouting for a table, before they even ordered their food. We were so hungry that we ordered like 5 different menu items and ate them all up! Ensure to order some mandu. There aren't many great things in Stuttgart, but I can say this is definitely one of them.

Was craving Korean food and managed to find this place, GREAT FIND!!…read more As a Korean, eating the food here was quite enjoyable. It's korean style - you order the food at the counter, take a beeper, then pick it up. After you're done, you drop it back off at the counter. Plenty of seating outdoors, and some indoor. I tried the Korean fried chicken (more like popcorn chicken) and got it 1/2 sweet & spicy, 1/2 soy garlic. Both were delicious! Usually I like one or the other better but both were great. The beef bulgogi dumplings were also tasty, good size and fat with filling. Love the dipping soy sauce too! I tried two iced coffees, they offer black (like iced americano) and "Korean style" which basically tasted like coffee ice cream. Both were super good!! I'll definitely be back to try more of the Korean dishes.

It was our first time here trying some Korean cuisine in Würzburg during our excursion…read more Our server promptly checked our COVID vaccination certificates against our photo IDs just as we were being seated--Germany's 2G standard. At least it's not 2G+ requiring negative COVID test only valid for 24 hours yet. Atmosphere was very nice having a relaxing BGM playing. Walls were painted white rendering somewhat surgical feeling, but at least it gave me a feeling of certain cleanliness. Sections were divided by plexiglass for our protection since tables were somewhat close to each other. Restrooms downstairs were very clean. I thought gender designations of rooms were very unique (photos). Service was very courteous, friendly and prompt. Five tables (out of eight or so) were occupied in the main section during our lunch, and one server took care of it all with very efficiency. Our drinks and food orders were taken right away, and our food came out of the kitchen fairly fast. Lunch Bibimbap (8,50€) was reasonable and tasty. I thought we might get some banchan (side dishes), but we didn't. That was somewhat disappointing. Judging from what was on our bibimbap, they have decent banchan. I also thought the portion of rice was somewhat small, so it didn't give me a sense of overwhelming fullness after finishing the whole bowl. Well, don't bother with their "mild" sauce and stick to the traditional gotchjan instead. It had certain sour taste to it and wasn't too good IMHO. It left a funny aftertaste in my mouth. It had an option of vegan, so I think it perhaps reflected the university population in Würzburg. It was another good find in Würzburg. If you like Korean food, you might want to give it a try here. Unfortunately, no credit card accepted (in that sense, not too tourist friendly)! I hope they'll consider offering that option in the future.

I went with my mom a while ago when I was moving into my new apartment. We had some pasta, which…read morewas only ok. But the redeeming factor were the banana bread and the brownie and whatever else baked goods they offer!! Oh my god, American baked goodness and way too close to my apartment. I haven't returned but I'm sure I will if a sweet tooth strikes. The owner was also very nice and it was good to chat in English again :) The place itself is very kid friendly. So be prepared for kids to be around. There's a "play pen" so the moms can relax and not worry about the children getting into things they shouldn't. I don't have kids but to me this didn't affect enjoying the place

Came here on Saturday evening around 1700. Waited for about 20 minutes. It was worth the wait…read more Staff was on point the manager was very friendly and spoke English very well. Food and drinks came out fast along with appetizers. The meal was hot and seasoned very well.. We will definitely come back here again.

Food is terrible- terrible- no good -very bad! Save your palate. The only good Korean thing is that…read morethey play k-pop on the TV.

Grabbed dinner here since I'm trying to check out as many Korean-ish places. This restaurant has a…read morenicer ambiance and better suited if you have a group or looking for a more upscale place to have dinner. It's also right by the Schloss-/Johannesstraße U, so it's easy to get to. Found it a little challenging to figuring out the appetizers and entrees (naturally the more expensive items). Ordered the chicken bulgogi since I've been eating way too much meat and pork in Germany. Asked if it could be prepared in the back, but they still cooked it at the table. The waitress seemed unsure of what to do, so another waiter had to jump in. Overall, I enjoyed it. I liked the side dishes (super small portions) and lettuce, but had to ask for the red pepper paste. They have beer and soju. Also, they take credit cards. Saw comments complaining on the cost. Did see the pre-fixe menu and it can be pricey, but if you're looking to sample a lot of food, then it makes sense. I went a la carte, which I think is better.

. !!! This is NOT…read morea Korean restaurant. This place is run by a Chinese and mimick Korean food. They probably learned how to make similar food but what they serve is not authentic food. Taste? Like a foreigner made foreign food with unknown ingredients. Stuttgart living Chinese version of Korean food. Banchan supposed to be free refill but they charge 2.50 euro for some cheap food which would cost like .50 euro. They accept ONLY CASH !!!!!! They told me that they are "No credit card restaurant" Average cost will be between 15 to 20 euros a la carte selection of food including drinks. The cost to quality value are not that good from my point of view.