This one of the only, if not THE only Korean grill in Geneva…read more Place is very nice, traditionaly decorated I guess, grill tables. Staff is nice and friendly. I've only tried the grill and the bim bim bap. The grill is great, especially if you are a lot of people. You have the choice between 2 different "grill menu". The only "negative" point is maybe the portion of meat, they used to be bigger, but now you have to order a second plate of meat if you really do not want to get out of there hungry :) Prices are a bit high, but again this is normal in Geneva for this kind of food/restaurant

I really enjoyed this restaurant as a fun night out with my family. Lots of Koreans in the…read morerestaurant so I took that as a good sign. We had the BBQ menu that same with ravioli and scallion pancake for entree the. The bbq meant that you cook yourself with tons of accompanying dishes. Ice cream for dessert. Very friendly and efficient service. It's not fancy but there are so few good Asian restaurants in this city that it's nice to find one that's slightly authentic for an enjoyable evening.

Just mediocre Korean food. First off, there's no banchan included. You actually have to separately…read moreorder these, or order a set menu that includes them. We ordered the bbq menu, which did include three very sad, small servings of banchan. One was supposed to be kimchi, but it was sweet and not good at all. The menu came with an assortment of meat, seafood, and veggies, but it was kind of an odd mix, including filets de perche?!? The beef and chicken were pretty decent, though without any discernible marinade that would make them Korean tasting. At least the quality was fine. An odd thing here I've never seen, is there was like a parchment paper covering the grill, so the meat wouldn't stick. The paper negated the release of oils and left the meat tasting dry. This also did not work well at all for the seafood, as for example the squid would stick to the paper. This is also the only "Korean" restaurant I've been to that doesn't serve rice in metal bowls. I don't think their rice was very warm to begin with, and about five minutes after arriving, was almost cold. It's not exactly an attractive space you're sitting in, and service is lukewarm at best. Guess if you've never had real Korean food, this might seem ok. Hey, at least they're open on Sundays.

A small restaurant but it is brilliant. Come here at least once a week. The food is very good, not…read morecomplicated but very tasty. Service is friendly and they work hard. Brought family and friends here and they all really enjoyed it.

My husband was traveling from the US to Lausanne for business. Isshin sushi was near his hotel and…read moreit had great reviews. The owner spoke great English and was very helpful. The recommended sushi and Korean dish were excellent! He visited Isshin sushi several times during his stay and he said it was his favorite restaurant in Switzerland!

Spied this place from the street. I had been wanting to try Japchae, and I picked a great place to…read moretry it. Delicious flavors. My husband had the mixed set. Popular bustling spot at lunch. Service was quick and courteous. The owner came over to give us sightseeing tips!.

Food is fair. Very high prices for the quality. The bibimbop was a B - very basic without taste…read more The stew (jaeng) was awful.

This is horrible restaurant, i went there and i ordered two meals and taste was worst Korean food…read morein my life. By the way, I'm a Korean. And there was so many flies in the restaurant. So i caught 4 flies by my hands because flies are almost on our foods. It was disgusting. So i couldn't eat the foods then i told servers about this issue. They just said " sorry, do you need a coffee?. There was one old woman server who wears glasses. Even though she is Korean and she knows exactly what we were talking about, She just ignored us. If you want to ruin your trip, you can go there , .

Food quality was not bad. A home-style family run restaurant. We only ordered 2 items from the…read moremenu: the regular bibimbap (not the one in the stone bowl) and the leek pancake. The leek pancake was nice and thin but could have used a bit more seasoning. The bibimbap was fine...nothing to write about. As with most places in Geneva, food is very expensive. Our bill came to 48ch including one cafe. I was craving for Asian food very badly after traveling in Italy and France for more than 2 wks. I definitely can get the same if not better quality in Vancouver for half the price! Hence I deducted 1 star. They were kind enough to let us in even though it was still 20mins before opening for dinner.

The food wasn't great. The prices were crazy! But did we have a choice? No! We were craving korean…read morefood after a long train ride to Interlaken and decided to eat here. It was my mother's second time and my first. I don't know why she wanted to come back, but she did. The food isn't inedible. It isn't good though.

As the only Korean restaurant in Interlaken, they exercise complete monopoly. It's really hard to…read moremeasure value in this country (I mean McDonald's meals are about 15 CHF). Ordered galbitang and dwenjang jjigae as we were very tired of salty Swiss food. Not really bad...but just pretty salty. They must have taken a page from Swiss cuisine.