Very tasty main courses the miso soup was a bit on the salty side though. Very friendly service…read more All in all nice Korean fusion. Also the home made teas are great. Doshirak as main course is a must.

I love Kini because you can have delicious and authentic korean food for a reasonable price. The…read moreplace is nice, the playlist is always spot on (kudos on that too!) and the service is lovely. The area is very laid back and interesting and goes very well with the restaurant itself. Don't miss out on the spicy chicken entree!

Easily one of the best authentic Korean restaurants outside of Seoul. A pure, honest delivery of…read moreeverything I adore about Korean cuisine. I ate here every lunch for a week, and sampled a broad range of items and found it all good. The Kimchi Jjigae is punchy, spicy and enriched with belly pork and pork broth. Loaded with flavorful kimchi and presented with a bowl of rice and 3 banchan, this was a must have staple for me at every meal. The pork bulgolgi was tasty, spicy, and fatty--perfect for stirring into rice and more banchan. The djajiangmein was a surprisingly pleasing bowl of spring udon like noodles, earthy slightly sweet black bean paste, and little morsels of pork to give depth and rounded mouth feel. Bibimbap was accompanied by fiery Gochujang sauce and loads of banchan vegetables. Service is friendly and quick--walk all the way in to the end of the bar to place your orders for lunch. Reservations necessary at night--especially on the weekends! They are fully booked for good reason.

Authentic Korean food. The service is just okay due to their overcrowded client volume. The food is…read morenice. I'll recommend roast meat menu and their "hot pot" menu (it's actually kind of bigger version of soup). I have to say it is a bit pricy compared to the quality of food.

YUM. So good!! The line looked long when I arrived, but it moved pretty quick and the food came out…read morefast. Staff were friendly. Customers were diverse. I got the beef bibimbap and it was delicious. Great portion size and not overly expensive. They have good indoor and outdoor seating options.

I came in about an hour before closing on a Saturday night and it was busy! There was a line to…read moreorder and a line to pick up already ordered food. That didn't stop the cashier from being friendly and patient. It was my first time so it wasn't immediately clear to me that you specify the sauce for the chicken when you order the chicken. Everything turned out fine. The food was so good that I plan to come back. There is seating on the ground floor, upstairs and outside, if it's not too cold for you. My chicken came with kimchi and the kimchi was delicious. They are closed on Sunday.

This was our first time having Korean food in Hamburg and it didn't disappoint! We arrived at Man…read moreNam around 6pm for dinner. The restaurant is spacious and even has a Karaoke stage set up in one of the corners. Not sure if they still do Karaoke as the signs out front seems to have been removed. Anyway, we got to ordering--the menu was quite sizeable with a lot of traditional Korean offerings. We started off with the seafood pancake, listed under the Snack section. It was pretty good; there was plenty of shrimp and squid in it. It could've been more crunchy, but still tasty. For my main, I ordered the Sun Du Bu, or tofu stew. You can have it with seafood or pork; I went with the latter. Usually sun du bu is served in a searing hot stone bowl with the soup still bubbling and you would crack an egg in it. This sun du bu here was served in a metal bowl with the egg already cooked in the soup, but it was still pipping hot and the flavours were on point. It was very comparable to the best sun du bu places in California! I would definitely order it again. Hubby ordered the kimchi stew, which was also very tasty. Our meal came with rice and a collection of side dishes (ban chan), which were all pretty good. The kimchi was probably my favorite out of the 6 side dishes served. The restaurant seems to be a mom and pop operation. Seems like "mom" looks after the customers and "pop" cooks. Overall, I was very pleasantly surprised and will be back!

The bulgogi and Their one kimchi out of three different ones, was very taste and autentic, but…read morethat's also about it. Everything else was not that good. Man Nam could do better With their personal service, the waitress was very moody, and not friendly at all. We could have use a bigger smile and kindness to the service line. The atmosphere could also have been better. The restaurant deco and interior was "heavy", and really not that cozy to be in. Remember that the restaurant do not accept foreign credit cards (visa/or master cards) only Germans credit cards or cash.

Authentic Korean mom and pop shop. No complaints whatsoever and when it comes to Asian I'm picky.read more

I'm so happy to have found this gem of a Korean restaurant! The owners are so friendly as well as…read morethe waitstaff and the food is yummy! As a new korean American transplant, it's nice to have found an authentic korean restaurant that does it all- and does it all well! My kids love their Korean/Chinese dishes and I love all their soups/stews I've had. I haven't done bbq service but judging by the crowds it seems like a popular choice. Make reservations and frequent this place often!

I had a nice solo lunch at this Bok! I read about it on Yelp as being a fairly decent and relaxed…read moreplace for Asian food. The menu is in German and English. I had a chicken dish with yellow curry and various veggies, it came with a side of white rice. They claim it's one of the spicy dishes - I'd argue that, but, I'm from Oakland, California, where there are 10 spicy Asian restaurants within a block radius of my house - and we're spoiled. So when I come to Northern Europe and get "spicy" food it's often not spicy. But, it was warm and tasty and the restaurant had great music playing. I enjoyed it - I just needed something quick and warming in between work. Thanks Bok for delivering it! (And yes, too many locations in one area..very confusing :) )

My colleagues in our Hamburg office wanted Asian food delivered during our working lunch. Being…read morefrom San Francisco, again, I was hesitant with Asian food in Germany. Also, Bok is an eclectic Asian restaurant, serving sushi, Thai food, and some hints of Chinese food. I played it safe and went with the fried tofu with veggies. Honestly, the fried tofu and veggies weren't bad at all. Delicate pieces of fried tofu with fresh assorted veggies and a light gravy. I had a bite of my colleague's fried chicken and it was enjoyable as well. It came with a side of a sweet sauce, but I didn't use any of the sweet sauce. If you're craving for Asian food in Hamburg, Bok isn't a bad choice.

I was looking for a place to grab bar grub and drinks after class with a couple of classmates. It…read morewas a thursday night and I was afraid of walking around the downtown area and being turned away from every bar just because we didn't have a reservation because...you need a reservation for everything in Hamburg :( My friend suggested a snack place if we didn't mind going over to altona and so we all hopped on the U bahn and took a short bus ride over to Asia Imbiss. Definitely a korean hole in the wall type vibe when you get here which is awesome. The place is not super big but looks like a lot of locals come here to get their korean food fix. The menu is asian with thai dishes and also korean dishes on a smaller menu. Our friend took the lead and ordered us the korean fried chicken and an order of Jajangmyeon (korean black bean noodles). Then we grabbed a couple of bottles of Soju from the fridge and a can of mango and lychee juice to mix with the soju. If you come here and get one thing, get the korean fried chicken! It's soooooo good! I miss good korean fried chicken and this hits the spot! The spicy sauce is not too spicy but has great flavor to it! The Black bean noodles were really tasty as well! It's a big portion so you can definitely share with 2 or 3 people. Wash it all down with a couple of beers or our ghetto mixed soju cocktails and you'll have a great night! Mixing the soju with lychee juice tasted better than the mango. Great homey atmosphere, cheap prices and great tasting food! I will be back soon for more chicken for sure!

Important Notice: I don't include the service quality and location in my ratings anymore, if there…read moreis something to highlight (good or bad), I will do so seperately! This place is a rather hidden and shady place, but a secret tip for the people who have been there! Don't go there for the usual Chinese dishes, unless you feel like it, but for the original Korean dishes, seperately written on a small menu. The most popular dish is Korean Fried Chicken, most Koreans go there to get their hands on the chicken. There are other Korean dishes, but they don't stand out like in Korea (if you have been in Korea, you know what I'm talking about). Maybe try the BBQ with Pork Belly (Samgyeopsal), seems good too! A few side dishes are served as well, and Korean alcohol is available (Soju, Makkgeoli). Overall great taste, a place we will go to often!!! Service: Don't expect too much service as it is an older couple only. Come here for the food, and don't take you date here ;)