I visit K-Town about twice a year for work and decided to try Mr. Lian this time for a casual…read moredinner with a friend. I was a bit skeptical to go for sushi here since I'm from Miami, FL, but was assured I would not be disappointed. I loved that I was able to walk here from my hotel, SAKS. The space was cozy and had tables to dine inside. The server was very friendly and helpful. We started with Spring Rolls and Edamame. Both were just what I was hoping for. We each got a tuna roll and I loved the Crunchy Salmon Roll. The fish was fresh and honestly so much better than I expected. I'm so glad I now have a new place to come eat when I visit.

If you're looking for Asian food in K-town this is a must try spot! The food here is fantastic and…read morethe ambiance is great. It feels very modern and clean and it has great service. So many different options to choose from on the menu you're sure to find something that you like!

We went on a Wednesday around 5:45 PM, shortly after opening, so freshness should have been at its…read morebest. The restaurant is clean and comfortable, with elaborate Asian-inspired décor, statues, gold accents, and plenty of LED lighting. It looks nice, although the style is familiar from large Asian buffets everywhere. It feels like there's one giant warehouse supplying them all with dragons, artificial plants, and decorative gold trim. Service is very low-key. We were shown to our booth and then left to navigate the buffet. A card explains the prices and rules, and clothespins are provided for the Mongolian grill: clip one to your plate before handing it over. It's unusual but simple. We never had a traditional waiter, though dirty plates disappeared regularly, so the tables stayed clear. The food was the main issue. There were four of us, and our consensus was: It wasn't bad. It wasn't good. It was... food. At €31 per person, I expected more. Nothing was terrible, but very little made us want seconds. The sushi wasn't exactly fresh, though it wasn't stale either. It occupied that culinary middle ground of "technically, this appears to qualify as sushi." The fried food was definitely fried, but most of it seemed to have missed the seasoning stage. The traditional dishes were edible but forgettable. The Mongolian grill was especially disappointing. The concept is good, but the ingredients--particularly the meats--didn't look fresh or appealing, which was concerning given how early we arrived. Only one person tried it. His official review was simply: "Meh." Desserts were mixed. There was a decent variety, but careful selection is recommended. Some were good; others made us question whether the calories were worth the paperwork. The soft-serve ice cream and pudding were surprisingly tasty. Drinks are included, which is a genuine plus. You choose them yourself from refrigerated cases, with a good selection and no waiting for refills or surprise charges. The biggest problem is the price. Dinner is currently about €31 per person, and I don't think the quality or selection justifies it. At around €20, this would be a very different review. Lunch is cheaper and may be the better option. There are several similar restaurants nearby. Are they better? Maybe. Worse? Also possible. That's the excitement of Asian buffet roulette. The restaurant has potential, especially with the Mongolian grill. I'd simplify it by focusing on fresh steak, chicken, shrimp, vegetables, and better sauces instead of offering seafood that doesn't appear particularly fresh. Improve the freshness and seasoning overall, and €31 would make more sense. Overall: 3 stars. The restaurant is clean, the drinks are handled well, service keeps the tables clear, and there's plenty of choice. Nothing was outright terrible. Unfortunately, nothing was particularly memorable either. Not bad. Not good. Just aggressively average--with premium pricing.

They offer the average price for a Chinese Buffet in the area, which is about 30 something Euro…read more I've compared and at first glance, there are a few buffets in the same vicinity that offer a wider range of food choices. Food aside, this place has probably one of the better indoor kid areas for a restaurant. A place for kids to play regardless of the weather, and one of the walls is completely glass - so you can see through it. Chuck E Cheese isn't a thing here in Germany, so we have to resort to whatever we can get over here.

Came for a quick lunch and orderes the crispy chicken with noodles and sweet and sour sauce…read more Typical chinese place had the food precooked and ready to go. This placr is pretty much "you get what you pay for." Meaning it wont break the bank but dont expect out of the world food. Good for a quick cheap lunch

HIKARI ASIAN FOOD IS THE BOMB.COM!!! They are conveniently located inside the Réal right outside of…read moremy work. I come here probably every other week or whenever my hubby and i start craving their yummy curry :) #33 is my go to thanks to one of my idols (Amanda Bailey). She'd talk about this place ALL the time after the gym! it's crazy. I finally gave it a chance and FELL IN LOVE! #33 is Chicken Katsu with mixed veggies, rice and whatever sauce you chose. The Thai Curry sauce is MY FAVORITE!! I always order extra for my rice and chicken because the plate is impossible to finish! I also enjoy their fried rice with chicken. I swear, the chicken itself must be broiled because it tasted amazing!!! The fried rice is also sooo tasty. You can add your favorite sauce too. Of course I ask for the Thai Curry sauce hehehe. TIP: the first time you go, they give you a small serving... when they see you coming back for more, they start hooking it up! It's amazing. Also, bring €EURO! Cash only. Recommend dine in or togo. I always get togo and it's still great when I get home!!! Also, it's priced fairly cheap for the amount and quality in my opinion (:

Still the same authentic Korean restaurant as it was 15 years ago…read more.. First time back in the Ramstein area after retiring and of course we made it a point to dine at Seoul... The restaurant itself still looks the exact same, the sweet little Korean lady (aka the mama-san) is still running the joint, and the service and food is still outstanding. We used to eat here multiple times a month in another life, so it was great to get back again.

Visiting son in Germany. Went here as a suggestion. Glad we did. Easy to find and parking…read more Pleasantly greeted at door and sat right off. They do take reservations as well, we did not and had seating. Appetizers were great, yaki-mondu and crispy wings. Had beef bulgogi, served on a searing plate and with all the typical sides of a Korean restaurant. Kimchi was served chilled and very crunchy and tasty. Served in Korea for a year years ago, and this place was right on par with what I had gotten over there! The staff was very attentive, booths and tables were great and the bathroom was clean, always a good sign showing a place takes care of the "whole" place. Here for another week and going back again before leaving for an Okdal Bi Bambap (sp) hot bowl next!!! Give it a try, won't be disappointed. Ask for Tanya, great service!

Best Asian dishes I've had in Germany!…read more Stepping inside I was already impressed with the elegant atmosphere, with tasteful furnishing and cozy lighting. The staff are friendly and helpful, and always have the best recommendations if you're overwhelmed with all the choices in the menu. The food is so flavorful and enriching that it makes me home-sick, and the dish is decorated beautifully to take an instagram-worthy pic. I would definitely be returning, and if you're a foody with a love for Asian cuisine, I would highly recommend visiting!

Number one seaweed salad in Germany. Maybe in US. Nice and clean place, service perfectread more

Everything about this place is awesome. It's quiet and unassuming which I love ... but the food !!!…read moreOut of this world. Everything was fresh and delicious. The seafood was some of the best I've had in Germany period and the broths were so flavorful.. real depth in the flavors. Can't recommend enough

There's plenty of parking, lots of seating, high chairs for families, and the ambiance and the…read moredecor looks like they put some money into it. I don't even like sushi and still enjoyed the experience, but my wife absolutely loved it.

Went here to celebrate my friend's mom's 80th birthday. If you dine here, be sure to get a table…read moreoutside as the inside is a little too cluttered and dark. We were a pretty big group of seven, and it did take the servers a while to get all our drinks and food out to us. That said, the food itself was very good for being a Pan-Asian restaurant smack-dab in the middle of Germany. The larger main courses were more in the varietal Teishoku style, and their sushi rolls were as good as any you'd eat in the San Francisco Bay Area (which is to say ... pretty good!). The one thing that put a bit of a damper on the dinner for me was that I'd ordered a half-liter of beer, and asked once again if it was coming out as it had been a while. Well, two different servers returned with a half-liter each, so I had to gulp down a liter of beer in front of my friend's family which probably didn't look so good. :-P Other than that, Vinami was very good. I would come here again, only next time I'll be sure to ask ONE person for a beer and ask only them if it takes a while to come out.

Speak English good service and everything is tastey and delicious I will come back againread more

All you can eat for lunch is really worth it! The tables…read moreare a bit uncomfortable but all in all a very good restaurant