Very cute little spot- aesthetically pleasing. Both indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered cha gio,…read morecrispy salmon tempura roll, ebi sake tempura roll, and Thai iced tea. It was good, however the crispy salmon tempura roll was far too bread-y which made eating difficult on the palate. And the Thai iced tea was more of a slush consistency with far too much foam on the top. I wish the menu described it a bit better. Also, it's cash only and you'll have to pay 50 cents for a takeout container- which I have never heard of or done anywhere else. The service was ok, not terrible. But we did have to wait a long time at the end for the check.

Wife loves Sushi and wants to go out to grab Sushi anytime see gets the chance. But, I'm honestly…read morenever have been a fan of Sushi, and if we go it tends to be a compromise or we end up going to two different places to eat. But, the great thing about this place compared to other places that offer sushi, is that they have more than sushi from Ramen to Pho. So, I can have some traditional hot ramen with meat, while she can enjoy her cold, uncooked sushi. Won't be our last time to this establishment, well I know at least for her definitely.

We went with a pretty large group that took up four tables so we had four different iPads for…read moreordering. As typical, quite a lot of items were forgotten (meaning never delivered to our table) so we re-ordered those. Some items showed up much later... Salmon and tuna nigiri were plain this time... We've learned our lesson - don't visit Kahori with a large group. Too many items end up missing in action, everything's placed on the same plates for sharing, and sometimes the waiting after ordering is quite long. On the plus side, the unagi was wonderful as usual. I'm happy to say I knocked down 17 pieces of unagi nigiri.

READ THIS BEFORE YOU GO!…read more Beware. Eat at your own risk, but I would recommend going somewhere (anywhere) else. When you walk in, the room is clean and looks nicely decorated. The hostess brings an iPad over and explains how to order. 'Order as much as you want, but no leftovers.' Ok. So I can't take any food home, right? Wrong. They will charge you for any food you do not eat! On top of what they charge you for the food in the first place! I'm all for not wasting food, but this feels like a scam for several reasons. Reasons this feels like a scam: 1. The sushi is 90% rice. Nigiri, huge rice ball topped with mushy fish. Rolls, way too much rice wrapped around mushy fish with brown avocado, mayonnaise and dried out out imitation crab meat. Topped with discolored tuna. Tasted as bad as it looked. 2. Gyoza. This was a fundamental nightmare. Undercooked, swimming in oil, falling apart and completely lacking in texture. 3. Tempura. Neither the shrimp nor the vegetables were coated in an actual tempura batter. The shrimp were coated in panko breadcrumbs and the veggies were battered in something thick and heavy. Tempura should be light & crispy. Not swimming in oil, heavy and dark dark brown. ~Remember....no leftovers!~ 4. Shrimp. Poopy poopy shrimp. See my picture for proof. And mushy. No texture whatsoever. Disgusting. 5. Egg rolls and spring rolls. Burnt on the outside, more weird tasting filling and undercooked dough on the inside. 6. Beef noodle soup. Ramen noodles like from the package overcooked to the point of disintegration, making the broth cloudy and starchy. I couldn't pick the noodles up with chopsticks because they kept getting smushed. Beef was chewy and slimy. Another nightmare of cooking techniques. Whoever runs the kitchen is doing not just a bad job, but the worst job. There were so many fundamental screw ups with this meal that I'm shocked this place is still open. When we decided to pay, the hostess came back, looked at the table and said 'oh, we charge for the leftovers.' What?!? No. I told her why we didn't eat the nasty food and she told us we should have told them before we got ready to pay. She said: 'I TOLD you no leftovers!' I told her it was clearly not our fault the food was bad and we COULDN'T eat it. Pointed out all the problems and she told us to just go, it was okay. 'But next time, tell us sooner.' Lady, there will certainly NOT be a next time. I'm sorry there was a first time. Stay away! Your wallet and stomach will thank you.

Went here with a group of friends because we thought this was "new". Turns out they have been here…read morefor 3 yrs!!! The restaurant is small but was able to accommodate 11 of us, it is located in Hotel Alcatraz which is pretty cool looking. There are bars everywhere like a real prision. The waitress we had was excellent, able to fulfill all of our crazy requests...more kimchee, no mayo etc. The food was delicious!!! Alot of sushi options,all fresh tasting and prepared per order, you can see the sushi being made in the kitchen. Not too many "cooked" options, Udon noodles and teriyaki. The kimchee was a perfect combination of spice and flavor, not briny or supersalty. The miso soup was very flavorful as well, again not salty and you drink straight out of the bowl. Great dessert options as well! Highly recommend it, price is reasonable. Don't waste your time with Kahori, come here instead!

Heard about this through a Facebook group. Glad to have tried is. Their broth is so silky smooth…read more Their eggs aren't soft boiled or soaked in seasoning but they are still good. The roasted onions leave a great after taste and the chasu in the shoyu base was so so tasty. It gets a little warm in the small shop and they can't serve a lot at one time as they are really small but what they do serve is really really good.

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.

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.

Thai tea with coconut milk and lychee bubba- the lychee bubba is actually lychee pearls none the…read moreless a pretty good drink! Crab rangoon- smaller than usual it is pretty good in taste but also does not have much stuffing, it is ok but for the size and serving amount it is something to think twice before ordering. Spring rolls-very disappointing, it has nearly nothing inside really and it tastes a bit greasy. The serving is pretty large specially for the lunch special as they are 2.20 euro at that time. It was a great experience and I will come back

Tried the Vietnamese dishes here and unfortunately they were not good at all - my husband is…read moreVietnamese and agrees. I also had some. Noodles and have to say that they were okay- greasy and nothing special. Not sure about the rest of their food. They should probably stick with Chinese food only (we were told Chef is Chinese)

We were walking around Ktown and my husband wanted to try the pho here for lunch. They do have…read moreoutdoor patio seating however we wanted to sit inside. The decor was very beautiful and the bathrooms were clean. The pho arrived in a large bowl with a big portion of meat and noodles. It was filling however the pho was overly salty and heavy on the MSG. I felt paralyzed from all the monosodium glutamate in the broth and guzzled a liter of water immediately afterwards. Also they put tiny shards of lemongrass in the broth. I like lemongrass but it was very over powering and super annoying in my pho. Our server was nice but there was a slight language barrier and the wrong drink & appetizer was brought out. I would be willing to try this place again and order sushi or something completely different.

I had too much to drink on the 30th of December, cause it was my friend's birthday. The next…read moreday.....I was having one of the worst hangovers I've ever had. My boyfriend was hungry, and there was nothing I wanted to eat other than some pho. Yes...I have no clue why. Maybe because I saw one of my friends' post on Facebook that he and his wife had a bowl of Pho and it was awesome. I wanted something warm, good and soupy. We decided to just drive to Kaiserslautern and hope that one of the two Vietnamese places that we knew was open. Saigon was closed, according to him who called the place. We walked to this place, and yes it was open, thank god. He ordered sushi, egg rolls and chicken satay looking thing. I had no idea what he ordered cause I was so focused on pho. No I didn't see the sushi he ordered. He ate them like nothing, even before I had a chance to look at them. The egg rolls were alright, just typical egg rolls. My bowl of pho came with cilantros and bean sprouts in them already. No I absolutely hate bean sprouts. Eww, they look like ewww. So I picked every single one of them out to a plate. While I was working on making my bowl of pho edible for me, my boyfriend got his chicken satay with peanut sauce. He said he didn't like the fact that the chicken was deep fried which in his opinion didn't go well with peanut sauce. When I tried, it was alright. But who am I to know what the real Asian food is like?! I liked it. Finally I got to eat my bowl of pho. First off, a lot of beef. Yes, way more slices than I was used to back in Colorado Springs. Two, they were delicious....though cilantro stems weren't exactly my favorite, I do love cilantro in my pho. Three, not a big fan of flat glass noodles that they used. I don't remember the noodles being flat in CO, but I might be wrong. Overall, it was good. The service was not exactly the fastest, but the waitress was nice. Oh one thing, the female bathroom....well the gap between the door and the toilet when you open the door is actually skinnier than my leg. So you will have to stand with your legs apart before opening the door to get out of the bathroom. If you didn't have the same issue and you've been to this bathroom, well good for you. Maybe you should tell me what you did.

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