Die besten Restaurants mit Koreanisches restaurant Essen in Hamburg

Super good great service and amazing atmosphere.!! Brought me back all the good memories from Korean definitely a soul food place. Korean staff and Korean music. Flavor is authentic and reasonable price compared to other places in Hamburg. Would definitely come back again! ☺️ 감사합니다 Danke!

Unfriendly workers. Accept only cash. Food was okay.

Traditional Korean! 😍❤️ Exactly as I imagined it, and that's what I got. Very good! Always happy to come back. 🫶🏻

Overpriced dishes, slow service The dishes are simply overpriced, especially the Gochu Japchae, which costs €38 and consists of four small dumplings, a bit of salad, and a maximum of 10 pieces of meat. Sorry, that's not acceptable; we've never had such an expensive and bad meal. Furthermore, the service, while nice, was very slow. We had to wait more than 30 minutes for our food, even though the place wasn't very busy at the time. We won't be coming back and we don't recommend the place.

I had the Chibap (Buldak Chikin) and it was super tasty, exactly as I expected it. The Iced Americano coffee was barely average but for the price of €3.50 one can't really complain. Overall a good experience and would definitely do it again!

Delicious, portions too small for me, but going there again definitely. BTW, not really hot stuff there😓

It honestly tasted good and I used to like it. But the prices in relation to the meat are sad. 50€ for 14 slices of meat, which in my opinion is very little.

Great place to eat in Schanze. Most of the time you can find a place without reservation. Food tastes great and the service is always welcoming ☺️

What a hidden gem! The atmosphere here deserves a solid 10 out of 5 — easily the calmest, most beautifully designed place I’ve ever dined in. It genuinely felt like stepping into a cozy spot in Korea. Whoever designed the interior absolutely nailed it! While I’m not usually a huge fan of Asian cuisine, the food here was genuinely delicious. We ordered: Junor Chickk (Korean Fried Chicken) – crispy, juicy, and absolutely addictive Tteokbokki – originally served with fish cake, but they were happy to leave it out for us Crispy Mandu (4 pieces of gyoza) Vegan Bibimbap – served sizzling hot with a flavorful side sauce Everything was fresh, well-prepared, and full of flavor. That fried chicken especially was a highlight — just wow! There was also a cute little open refrigerator with Korean whiskey and other drinks, though we didn’t try any this time. The service was lovely, too — the lady serving us was kind and welcoming. No complaints at all. I’d definitely recommend going at least once, and I’m already looking forward to going back!

Menu No. 64 Dak Gangjong (Boneless Fried Chicken) Recommendation!!!

I went there on a weekend afternoon because I heard the chicken was delicious. It was delicious, as expected! The owners were kind and took care of everything for me, so I was grateful. I would 100% visit again.

I loved the kimchi jjigae (soup) here so much that I ordered a second portion. Even though vegan, this soup was very flavourful with the right amount of spicy and sourness. The drinks are also yummy and the prices are justified.