We walked in and the first thing they asked is if we made a reservation. We said no, but they got…read moreus a table as long as we ate quickly. If you go, MAKE A RESERVATION!!! While we were eating, few groups were turned away because they didn't make a reservation. Credit cards are accepted! Now food - for: haemul pajeon, bulgogi, spicy pork and spicy beef soup. We all enjoyed a the dishes, they were really good and seasoned well. The banchans were awesome but be warned if you ask for more, each extra item is 1€. The bulgogi was bit bland but tender and it's not sweet. The spicy pork used pork belly, which was nice surprise. Bit oily once you get to the bottom and perfectly seasoned. The place reminded me of "moms" cooking. The food can put quickly and since only one person was working the front, it can get bit slow. The layout was simple, one large table for group of 8, otherwise all other tables were for 4 ppl as far as I could tell. Definitely give them a try if you are in the area, best Korean food in Germany thus far!!

Good korean food! Always filled with Korean customers - that's a good sign :)…read more Recommended: sun tofu soup, spicy chicken with Korean rice cake and sweet potato, bimbimbap

I would say just dont go. I was so excited and really wanted to like it because i love sushi boats…read moreconcept, but this is a no go for me. I think everyone goes because it is all you can eat and people loves a bargain. The rice is the worst sushi rice i have ever had, so what else is there to say? Drinks and staff are nice but the sushi is not good, it is difficult to find a real sushi place in Frankfurt and after leaving in asia and visiting japan several times i am always on the look for a good japanesse place. Sushi cyrcle is not it.

The sushi from here was pretty bad. Wouldn't recommend to anyone who actually enjoys sushi. I…read moredidn't try the all you can eat (it was too expensive and I wasn't hungry enough). Instead we had two of the smaller boxes of sushi to go. The soy sauce seemed way more salty than I'm used to, though I'm from Canada so maybe it has to do with that. In any case, I wouldn't return here.

I really liked the owner, but - I'm sorry to say - the quality of the food was not good at all. The…read moretaste was bad and the color of the fish was suspicious as well. Maybe the quality of the food is better during busy times, but I don't think I will ever try this restaurant again.

Food is ok but the service is really terrible. Their understanding of German is below average. They…read moredo not understand the difference between sushi platter and maguro platter. So I did not received any food. Been her with my family many times but this behavior does it. Never again. Such a shame they don't understand customer service and either english or german. Hope other potential customers are warned. So the atmosphere after this useless discussion we had with the owners was below freezing point. Be warned about their treatment of customers. On the other hand I don't think they are interested in reviews since their behavior is not new. There are better Japanese restaurants in the city that do appreciate your visit and not only your money.

Fresh ingredients! Nice presentation! Delicious taste! Always super busy, if you don't have a…read morereservation try to get there early to test your luck. Unagi rice is definitely worth trying! Not too sweet, fatty eel, yum!

I would just like to state now that this rating is solely based on quality of food per price point…read more I have been going here for some time for cheap sushi. It is a Korean supermarket that randomly sells sushi and some easy Korean food (i.e. bibimbap). It doesn't have much of an identity, but to every first-timer's surprise, the place is almost always rammed. You can get an entire roll of sushi in here for like 2 or 3 Euros. It is not going to compete with the best sushi in Germany, naturally. But for the price, it is pretty dang good. They also serve really tasty bibimbaps which will run you 7,95 Euros including a miso soup. And I have to admit, the bibimbaps here will give any actual sit-down restaurant that specializes in Korean food in Ffm a run for its money. The ordering process here is a bit strange, so here goes: You go to the counter. They will have rolls and sushi kind of premade in a window. The rolls of maki are not yet cut, however. They will do this fresh and on order. They sell through things during the day and will eventually make things on order once things run out. It is a bit strange, but damn it is efficient. You will never wait long here. A bibimbap takes less than 5 minutes to be delivered to your table, as well. Sushi is the same. The staff is very friendly and they run a really nice operation here! I will continue to go back and enjoy myself!

I ordered one kimchi udon and one box fresh seaweed. Both of them tasted so good and not pricy…read more Besides it is an asian market. You can also buy some asian things here. Ich habe einmal Kimchi Udon und ein Setangsalat bestellt. Beide sind gut und nicht teuer. Außerdem ist es ein asienmarkt. Sie können asianische Dinge hier finden.

Was there yesterday no reser no problem -- lovely little gem ! Tye daughter of the chef -…read moreenthusiastic and multi lingual - the authentic food superb !! Fernando del Valle

What a fake! I called and asked about a Korean dish Yuk Hwe. Can you make this. No we don't have…read morethis. I'm not sure he understood me. He sounded Slavic. (Now I love Balkan food and the former Yugoslavians are the best folks in hospitality.) I was told about all this sushi they had. OK. Is it a Japanese place. No, it's Korean. May I please speak to a Korean? No. I'm hanging up now. This interaction reminds me of one many years ago in the Quartier Latin. A friend and I went to a "Mexican" restaurant. Once we got our food, I realized that it was not authentic. I asked if the chef was from Mexico. Yes! Oh, from what state? They were caught and we were presented with the bill and asked to leave. So not Korean. Or just an untrained non-Asian employee.

Number one seaweed salad in Germany. Maybe in US. Nice and clean place, service perfectread more

Best Asian dishes I've had in Germany!…read more Stepping inside I was already impressed with the elegant atmosphere, with tasteful furnishing and cozy lighting. The staff are friendly and helpful, and always have the best recommendations if you're overwhelmed with all the choices in the menu. The food is so flavorful and enriching that it makes me home-sick, and the dish is decorated beautifully to take an instagram-worthy pic. I would definitely be returning, and if you're a foody with a love for Asian cuisine, I would highly recommend visiting!

It can be a challenge to find really good Korean food in Germany, but thankfully I have DoMo here…read morein Mainz. Going with the dolsot bibimbap, the flavors that came out in the dish were what I was hoping for. I expected more banchan dishes with the meal but of course Korean food in Germany is still a bit different from other places. Nonetheless, I'll be back for some solid Korean food.

It is a small Japanese Sushi and Korean Restaurant, but it is comfortable. The service is so good,…read morethey are so friendly. I ordered Tempura Udon and Dwaenjang Jjigae (Soybean soup), which come with Kimchi and rice. Both of them taste so good, and the Kimchi is so fresh. Es ist eine kleine Japanische and Koreanische Restaurant. Die Leute, die dort arbeiten, sind so freundlich. I habe einmal Tempura Udong und einmal Dwaenjang Jjigae bestellt. Beide sind sehr lecker. Es gibt auch Kimchi als Beilage, die sehr frisch ist.