Die besten Restaurants mit Koreanisches restaurant Essen in Frankfurt am Main

Unfortunately, the price-performance ratio is not right. In my opinion, the ratings are also significantly too high. For the prices given, I would have expected higher quality, better taste and a nicer ambience. Unfortunately, we were still so hungry after two main courses that we went somewhere else to eat. The anticipation for Minari was very great, but unfortunately we were disappointed this time and can recommend other Koreans in FFM.

Great food, Very good service. A bit expensive, but good experience.

Super tasty food with very friendly service. We just asked if you could buy the sauce that was available there and we were given free sauce packets

The food was incredibly tasty. I especially appreciated the concept of sharing dishes, which created a very positive atmosphere and encouraged communal dining. The place itself exudes warmth and friendliness, making the time spent there truly enjoyable.

The food is really good and the service was really friendly. Our waiter, a young blonde lady was incredibly genuinely friendly. 100% recommend

It's nice genuin korean restaurant in general, not sure about the price considered the portion. Soup was good tho. Side dishes are charged when you re-order it. It's still good option if you look for a korean restaurant in the city

Food was great. Very nice service. Nice sitting outside.

I can recommend this Korean restaurant to everyone. I especially enjoyed the bibimbap. The service was very friendly.

The restaurant is so inconspicuous but incredibly delicious, everything tastes very fresh and delicious!! We'll definitely be back!

Pretty authentic Korean restaurant. There are clear hits or misses, so I get why the scores are divided. Yukgaejang Kalguksu (Yukgaejang Kalguksu) and a few others seem to be their signature, and they were indeed delicious. Jeyuk dosirak (Jeyuk dosirak) was easily one of the worst, so I suggest you to avoid that (small portion, semi-under cooked onions). Chicken dish (Dakgangjeong) was excellent, but it's too expensive for its portion. Overall, had a great late night meal here. If you come here, be sure to try Yukgaejang Kalguksu. This is really delicious (and good value for money). The seafood soft tofu was so-so, and the pork lunch box was really bad. It is said that kimchi pancakes, kimchi stew, fried chicken, and spicy beef kalguksu are the best menu items made here, so I don't think you will have any major failures if you just order these.

The taste and composition make me worry that foreigners in Korea will think of this as Korean food... The food is salty because it suits local tastes, but the kimchi stew is all about a few paste-like kimchi and fluttering onions... I don't know anything else, but if it's a Korean restaurant, you should pay more attention to the quality of the rice. Even after giving up on Yoongi, I was so shocked that it had an old smell. The tteokbokki was just rice cakes with a few vegetables and the dime side dishes were too small, so there was no choice. It's a lot... They say Korean food is expensive, but for the same amount of money, other restaurants aren't worth the money. It's a waste of money here.

Great food, very quick and friendly service. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

Good Korean food in a more modern setting. The food is very good - I have tried almost all the dishes and can recommend everything without reservation. I find the corn dog very interesting - anyone who eats there should try it. The service is always nice and attentive. Customizable soups and a good selection of Korean foods keep me coming back for a visit again and again.

It is a clean and quiet Korean restaurant with a slightly local feel. The food is a bit disappointing for the price.

I had wings in mala hot style. The skin was nice and crispy and I liked the wings a lot. Quite a messy feast considering the amount of sauce, but it was very good. Will try again :-)