Authentic Korean Food in Nürnberg

This is fake korean food… definitely not korean food, flavor, ingredient(fake rice, fake apple kimchi, fake sauce)… hope to be improved as authentic one!!! Price is also very expensive!!! Just follow the ‘seoulicious’ way!! If you do business like this, even if Korean food is popular, it will just go out of business. Don't ever go there...

All I can say is that whenever I'm in town, I eat here when it's open. It's simply delicious and I think the price is right too. Regarding Baicha Sang's review, I would like to say that it is really outrageous to give a review even though you didn't eat anything there! I've never seen anyone rate a snack bar or restaurant because it's closed????? And for Elisabeth's review 😂😂 I don't know the packaging at all from this snack bar. Isn't it always round? After you had already eaten half of it, you thought, oh come on, I'll take a photo now??? You've definitely never had that in your life!!!!!! The snack bar is great and everything is always fresh and delicious and the ladies who work there are super friendly ♥️ always happy ♥️

The amount is too, too, too small... .

If you were kinder, the amount would be less.

Went to the market on Friday afternoon and the store was simply closed. A pity….

Questionable prices for tiny portions. 😅😅 7€ for two spoonfuls of rice with burnt beef

Bulgogi tastes good with beef and vegetables

I believe it was renamed as "Call of Kimchi" recently. It's a pretty good food truck offering some typical or "authentic" Korean dishes as the sign suggests. We opted for bibimbap bowls to play it safe this time. I was not disappointed. The only objection I had was that eggs were fried hard, but I'd understand food safety issue it may cause if it were sunny-side-up with runny yoke. Vegetables (spinach, carrots, cucumbers, iceberg lettuce [lots]) and ground beef were nicely flavored. I wished if there were some more flavored vegetables like spouts and mushrooms, but... You can choose to have poured some soy sauce, gochujang or both. If you like it really spicy, you can get lots of gochujang. According to the photo menu posted they offer: Nürnberger Cup Bap (three pieces of Nürnberger bratwürsts on a bed of steamed white rice with kimchi). Cup Baps starts from 5€. Most of them are 7,80 € as it was with our Bibimbap Cup. You can also get some kimchi for additional 1€ with your cup or 3€ for cupful. I'm not sure how often this food truck opens in the Hauptmarktplatz (in the city center where they hold Kristkindlesmarkt [Christmas market]), but it offers solid alternative to Nürnberger bratwürsts and other staple food items at this location. It's worth at least one try to see if you like it or not. Bon Appetit!