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.

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.

Respectful polite staff, comfortable ambiance and really great food. One of my favorite restaurants…read morewe always come back to.

Interior: 5.0 Service: 4.5…read moreFood: 5.0 Price: 4.0 Highly recommended. We tried this restaurant with low expectation. However, the restaurant set a new standard of korean food in Germany. Very close to authentic korean food. The interior is very clean and spacious. The restaurant felt like it was newly opened recently. The service was very good. Although there was only 1 male server waiting and hosting, he did a good job of asking if we needed anything, three times during the meal. (We were there after 9pm, the late timing might explain the solo server.) The food was the most authentic korean food we have tried in Germany thus far. It still wasn't quite as good as in the States or Korea, but considering how many korean places we have tried in Germany (berlin, dresden, frankfurt, stuttgart, mannheim, born, heidelberg...), it was awesome. The price is €€~€€€, it wasn't expensive but it was more than the average. All in all, great korean restaurant. Hope it stays open a long time. Highly recommended.

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.

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.....

I got the food served really late and they came very late to get the bill. Apart from that…read moreeverything is great

Good Korean food. Authentic korean taste. Clean and good service. Even have lunch special menu…read more Reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

I liked the food here although it's not the best Korean food I've had. One being the limited…read moreselection of side dishes, which is an important part of Korean cuisine! We didn't get anywhere near the variety of side dishes offered in restaurants in LA. Instead, there was only 3 small side dishes of pickled radish, kimchi and bean sprouts...quite a disappointment way to start a meal. We had the veggie bibimbap and the beef with noodles. The bibimbap was nicely cooked in a stone pot and it was sizzling hot when it arrived at the table. I liked all the vegetables in there. The beef with noodles dish was mediocre and it was missing some seasoning. Overall, Soban serves good quality Korean food in the middle of Heidelberg. However, It didn't live up to the hype as other reviewers mentioned.

Awesome 1st time having Korean food and i am impressed and looking forward to coming back in near…read morefuture

Great place with vegetarian options. The menu is in German and they don't have English menu, but…read morethx staff was helpful

I've twice eaten there, the sushi is fresh and flavorful. Recommend…read more A solid choice in Crailsheim.

A Korean mom and pop shop. Not fancy or modern on decoration however food was spot on…read more The grilled pot stickers were cooked right with nice hot crispy skin outside. Without dipping sauce, it tasted delicious. Hot green tea came in a nice tea pot and cup having a nice jasmine flavor. Seafood noodle soup was delicious and perfect for the code weather. The seafood pieces were small with right taste of seafood. Noodle amount was just right for the soup. lots of slices of veggies I really liked. Overall a great price to eat with acceptable price.

I'm going to try to leave my SF Bay Area / California bias out of this but the food is not good…read more Dull flavors, dull texture. Food was just flat and boring. The only okay thing I can say is that the service is decent. Garlic grilled chicken (2/5) this is borderline 1/5 but at least it's edible. Chicken was not cooked consistently. Hmm why? There were chicken pieces of a range of sizes so they didn't cook evenly. Also I could barely taste the garlic. The chicken also didn't have texture as it didn't seem to be grilled. If that chicken was served to me on a plain white dish, I wouldn't be able to tell if it were stir fried or boiled. Minus points on all 3 fronts: texture, flavor, and consistency. Saving grace is that it's edible Seafood pancake (2/5) Similar comments to garlic grilled chicken. Bland and no crunch/texture. It felt as if I were eating an enchilada but with even less texture. Barely any seafood in there. Bland. Same comments as chicken Price was also not justified by what you get