Die besten Restaurants mit Koreanisches restaurant Essen in Nordrhein-Westfalen

Soban in Krefeld is a small, hidden gem for lovers of Korean cuisine. The name “Soban” means “small set table” in German – and you immediately feel this atmosphere. The restaurant is cozy, warm and inviting, almost like dining at a good friend's home. The owner, Ms. Lee, welcomes her guests with warmth and makes everyone feel welcome. The dishes are authentic and prepared with a lot of love. Since the restaurant only has a few seats, reservations are recommended. Anyone who values ​​genuine hospitality and excellent food is guaranteed to be happy here. A real insider tip in Krefeld!

A really great place! Delicious food, pleasant atmosphere! Always my pleasure!

The bibimpap was delicious and the place is quiet. The welcome was warm, I recommend!

Healthy food filled with sincerity. Of all the Korean restaurants I ate in Germany, it had the most Korean flavor. A place that warms your heart with reasonable prices and a friendly owner. When the weather gets cold, it would be nice to have a bowl of hot noodles here. A place I want to visit whenever I miss Korea.

My expectations were exceeded. A very friendly welcome, a cozy atmosphere, top-notch service, and everything was delicious. Thank you very much and see you soon! 😊

This Korean restaurant is highly recommended. The food is always delicious and the owners are very friendly!

A really great place! Delicious food, pleasant atmosphere! Always my pleasure!

Cozy, delicious, always busy. We always enjoy coming by.

Impeccable in terms of taste and price!

I've never been to Korea and I've never eaten Korean food. I'm completely familiar with Asian cuisine, apart from Thai, Vietnamese, and Indonesian cuisine. Taste is subjective, but unfortunately I didn't like it at all, or rather, the food was tasteless. The mandus were okay, but the Sundubu Jjigae - tofu stew with seafood and vegetables - was completely unseasoned. I found about 5 pea-sized pieces of...maybe they were mussels, and a thumb-sized piece of octopus. Some onions as vegetables and a lot of mushy, mushy tofu. The Jeyuk Bokkeum - marinated pork with vegetables - also disappointed me. I was expecting fatty pork belly, maybe even crispy, but it was wafer-thin sliced ​​beef, definitely not pork. The vegetables were modest: 2 pieces of red/yellow bell peppers, 3 sliced ​​carrots, and a few onions. I asked for both dishes to be really spicy!! It was okay, but there was room for improvement. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. I won't eat there again, but I'll definitely give Korean cuisine another chance somewhere else.

I enjoyed it so much~ I’m touched that I can eat pig’s feet. At the store, my daughter ate a reheated lunch and I ate pig's feet. When I eat standing up, it feels like I'm eating at a Korean convenience store and it's nice. ^^ The food is all clean and delicious. I want to go again ㅜㅜ

Oh... delicious. Tangsuyuk, Jjajangmyeon, yum... lecker~~~

So the Tteokbokki original was too expensive (28€) for what you get. Yes, the round pan with the cheese ring looks good, but apart from the shredded cabbage and onions, everything was out of the bag and not even good. It was really just rice cakes, fish cake and an egg, cheese, bought croquettes, nothing else as a topping for almost €30 and drinks were self-service. 그리고 콘치즈, 감자크로켓 나오는데 거의 30€는 개오바 음료수도 비쌈

Very tasty authentic Korean cuisine. The owner is also very friendly

Simply a great place: delicious, authentic food and great service 😊 Excellent every time 💪🏻