Good, service, and ambiance ALL GREAT! Kimchi and seaweed salad are SO delicious. Pho has huge…read morepieces of chicken and was fantastic. Highly recommend.

As much as they are proud of the fact that their kim chi is made in house, it was mostly on the…read morespicier side without a lot of complexity? Kimchi jjigae was pretty uninteresting even the presentation was lacking from what I am used to. They serve so many other kinds of Asian noodles that maybe something else is better? They had the glass noodles prominently on the front of the menu, I'm thinking maybe I made the wrong choice. Staff are super friendly, hard not to love them, but they are not enough to convince me to rate them higher.

AVOID! DO NOT ORDER THE JJAJJANGMYEON!!! its just plain chapaghetti. TOTAL RIP OFF! the service was…read moreso slow and horrible. also, they told us their card reader doesnt work so we had to go to an ATM. Overall this place SUCKS its the worst korean restaurant weve tried all over europe. I cant believe they serve chapaghetti thats $1 and charge $12 for it. WHAT A JOKE.

I love Korean, so was pretty excited to give this place a try.. But it wasn't all that. The…read moreinterior is pretty dull, not cosy at all. Staff is polite, but not friendly and the Bulgogi (typical Korean beef bbq) tasted dry and - just like the scenery - dull. Not many Korean restaurants in Antwerp, so I'll have to look further away next time I feel like Bulgogi, I guess.

Camino? Camino is a trendy lunch place in the centre of…read moreAntwerp. Location? You can find it a little hidden from the main shopping streets where it's nice and quiet and where there ar no cars. On the Vrijdagsmarkt you can get a lot of sun - woop woop! So the location for me is perfect! Accomodation? If the weather is nice, they set up their big and colorful terrace. So hurry up to install yourself there during lunch or in the afternoon for a coffee/tea. Food? Pretty nice and original! Big portions, a lot of variation, veggie stuff available. They have sandwiches for lunch but unlike other lunch places, they offer combinations of coriander, cajun and other less traditional spices. Apart of that they also serve suggestions (which are a little more expensive, +- € 14) Price? It's ok, you pay around € 8 for a sandwich and a little more for something special. Drinks? Enough variation and some homemade stuff! And they have some beers from the tap which I can really appreciate as a Belgian girl :) Service? We were served by a good looking and very friendly guy! The girl was also pretty and very friendly. We didn't have to wait long for our food and drinks. I'm definitely going back here.

I've been wanting to visit Camino after I received a tip from another Yelper about their bánh mì's…read more First of all - expensive! 9 euros for a bánh mì, not including my drink? In America you could have 2 sandwiches for that price. But it's okay, Camino was trendy and cozy, and I was there with my sister-in-law, so I didn't mind paying a bit more. I ordered the glazed pork belly and she went with the lemongrass chicken. We tried each other's sandwiches and I by far made the better choice. So if you go - definitely order the glazed pork belly! The meat was the best part of my sandwich. I didn't like the bread - it was really soft. By the time I was finishing my second half, the bread was soggy. Like mentioned in other reviews, solid effort, but for that price I expected much more. Also - it's 2015, it's really irritating that they don't accept cards!

Good to see Korean food is becoming more and more popular. Had a BBQ with 4 different types of…read moremeat and a kimchi jiggea which were pretty good. The banchan was quite limited and extremely small in size, hence the 3 stars (banchan is to me really essential in Korean food). Will go back to try out the bimbimpap for lunch one of these days.

Awesome! I was at Yoyo getting a drink for my kids and the owner made a drink that I really liked…read more He recommended the Korean bibimbap. I walked around all the food places that mostly have fried fish and meats, and decided to try the vegetable bibimbap. It was delicious! Steamed rice with carrots, cucumbers, pickled radish, tofu, and avocado. All very fresh... Topped with 3 different kinds of light sauces and sesame seeds. Loved it! I'd definitely come back and choose to eat here over the greasy fried and heavily sauced places in this mall.

From the owner: Korean streetfood, Asian Fusion, Sushi Burrito, Bibimbap, Pokeread more

From the owner: Discover Delicious Korea! De authentieke smaken van Korea…read moremet een hedendaagse twist.

- Price/Quality: We came for their delicious Korean specialty 'bibimbap' and that's what we got…read more For 16 euros, you'll get it in a hot sizzling stone pot (yummy but watch out), 15 euros to have it in a bowl (if you're a sissy). You'll get some soup, hot sauce and kimchi (mmm) with that. Update: I tried the japche: 12 euros and great. - Health: A lot of vegetables and the meat is quite lean, also possibility of tofu. It's a heavy meal though, with the rice and egg in it. - Pleasure: Great mix of things, I love how they put a raw egg on top of it, because the pot is so hot, it will boil during eating. The still sizzlin' rice and sesame oil on the bottom get nice and crunchy. - Quantity: Really satisfying. - Variety: Like I said, you'll get a couple of veggies (spinach, soybean sprouts, ...), seaweed, kimchi, an egg and you can choose if you'd like meat or tofu with it.

Hana is a rather small, cosy Korean restaurant that serves also Japanese dishes…read more Indeed both cuisines share many ingredients and have many dishes in common (for example, the "mandu" is called "gyoza" in Japan). All flagship Korean dishes are available and served with the traditional side dishes (radish, kimchi, etc.). Dishes are well presented, tasty and mildly priced compared to similar restaurants in town. I recommend to book your table in advance as Hana is not so big (there are a couple of tables outside though) and people without reservation often need to queue to get a table. But it is worth the wait and the bill won't choke your wallet.