Simple Korean food at relatively affordable prices. Good for one or two people to grab a quick bite…read morewith some soju.

In an area with limit Korean food options, I think this might be the best one. The food is of…read moredecent portions, the mandu is decent, and this place is open on Sunday. I have eaten my fair share of Korean food in my day, the food is not as heavily spiced as in California or Asia but remember this is Germany. I wish there was an "authentically spiced" version because I have seen my share of Koreans eat here.

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.

Came here because Chicago and bbq are my two favorite things. I ordered the brisket sandwich with…read morefries and the mullet wine uppercut slushee. Both were delicious. Sasha and Ferun provided great recommendations on food. Victor made the best drinks. Highly recommended if you're in Frankfurt.

WOW !! All I can say ... this place is doing it absolutely RIGHT !!! I'm from Vegas and I know…read morereally good BBQ & this is REALLY REALLY GOOD BBQ ... with great service added Nima was great!! They have quality music & quality atmosphere... if I lived here I would without question we a regular !!! The brisket was perfection ... the Mac and cheese was delectable... the baked beans have a bite and Chunks of brisket .. drinks were on point & di I mentioned they handed me a hot bowl of jalapeño corn chowder and an arrival gift ... CHEFS KISS ... I'd give the 10 stars if I could

Definitely a fusion type of cafe that mixed with different Asian food option (Chinese, Japanese,…read moreKorean, Thai..etc). However, their primary focus is Japanese sushi. The noodle was ok. The dim sum special likely (assuming) from frozen box. The service can be hit or miss. They do speak English, but primary German. I was a little disappointed after reading all the review. The location is at the side street and overall very clean.

I should have known better. I love in LA and sushi is a big part of our diet. After being in…read moreEurope for three weeks - I needed some. But I should have just waited. If you really like Japanese food or live in a place like LA or NYC with quality sushi - don't even think about it. Fish consists of shrimp, tuna and salmon and is average frozen quality. The preparations are all smothered in sweet sauce and mayo that isn't listed on the menu description for the dish. The rice was old and dry. It's - just not sushi. Worse - they have displays all over the restaurant with slide shows of nice fish, real wasabi root, elegant rolls - none of it is in the restaurant. We have better sushi at the grocery store in Los Angeles.

If you want a unique taste of Japan, come to Konamon. It made me discover Japanese cuisine in a…read moreway I never knew and I am still salivating just thinking about their okonomiyaki. Mmmmm..... So basically if there is one country that I'm completely enamored by the food but don't know a whole lot about it, it is Japan. Sure, we have all had sushi and ramen, but I have never really had too much else aside from hibachi style whatnots. I find sushi in Frankfurt not too great, but I have found some decent ramen here. I just never really thought much else about Japanese food here until I went to Konamon. You won't find ramen or sushi on the menu at Konamon. They specialize in okonomiyaki and takoyaki. They also offer some small dishes for appetizers. All is reasonably priced. They also have Kirin on tap. I ordered the pork okonomiyaki which was more or less a bacon like product as well as one order of octopus takoyaki. Both were stellar. I had the spicy miso with the okonomiyaki and their special house sauce with the takoyaki. Another great thing about this place is that I can walk there within 15 minutes and I have a bad feeling this could be dangerous for me in the future. Discovering this gem may be one of my summer highlights. The customer service is fantastic here and prompt. The takoyaki does take about thirty minutes to cook, on the other hand, so be prepared to wait a bit and enjoy a Kirin in the process. I don't have anything to compare this place to as I have never had Japanese food in Japan or even just Japanese food like this. But I left satisfied and feeling like I discovered a place I will go back to quite often, so I am extremely happy.

Had German yaki. Unique combination--okonomiyaki with…read moresausages and potatoes in it. It tastes really great.

Tucked away from Zeil street, this place may go unnoticed. I bookmrked this place and always…read moreforgot about it because its in some creepy side street. Sorry!! forgive the fact that my picture is of food half eaten! I was exhausted after a long day and I just decided to eat in (minus the fact that there was a long wait and a small dining space) . Still jet lagged and starved I completely did not realize until I was 5 bites in - that the ShoMai was HUMONGOUS... and they were very good too. The shrimp dumplings, same deal... HUGE. Definitely on my come back list.

I am a big fan of yum cha and having eaten it in many countries around the world, been on the…read morelookout for it in Germany for the last four years. Munich has one or two places that serve some but pretty ordinary and so, I was excited to discover this one. The menu here is mostly yum cha or, dim sum as some would call it. They make everything in house and it comes out steaming from the kitchen. They have most of the classic dishes and a couple of creations i have not seen before. They don't have carts going around like the big places in HK but, they do have the same paper menu cards where you can mark what you want. They refill your tea here for no extra charge, a practice similar to most classic yum cha places. We ordered a few dishes to share and they have a small choice of vegetarian items as well. Most of the dishes tasted good and whilst not exactly like they do in HK but good. The BBQ pork was great, prawn dumplings good and the mushroom dumplings were really good. Service is very quick and friendly and the place was packed by the time we left. The majority of diners were Asian, a positive sign. Prices are a bit high but I would happily pay for the quality. Definitely a place I would come back to for Sunday yum cha :-) It's a place hidden away in the back of a shopping plaza behind the Westin hotel. No signs on the street telling you where this is. A lovely find in town :-))

When my extraordinary generous hosts told me they were taking me to Chinese food in Frankfurt…read moreGermany I really wasn't sure what to expect. As a HK native I braced for something that was going to be heavily modified for a completely different palate. To my delight the food here was very faithful to its root flavors and was an excellent representation. The dim sum selection was delicious, I especially enjoyed the shrimp balls, egg roll, and seaweed roll. The stir fry dishes were very good as well and I think the brisket was notable stand out dish. At the end we had a nice hot custard pudding with tapioca pearls. The restaurant itself was beautifully decorated and furnished and the staff was so pleasant and friendly, they arranged a nice setting for our large group and we were well taken care of throughout the meal. The staff member who was our primary contact was even so kind as to give me some beer glasses to take home when she overheard me telling another diner about getting some as souvenirs. This is a wonderful little alcove of good Chinese cooking and friendly staff and I hope to visit again next time I am in Frankfurt.

Hidden Gem. Wonderful staff. Beautiful place. Amazing food. Very very best service. Came alone…read morebut was treated so well never realized while I was eating. Located 2 mins walk from the Frankfurt Hilton. I'll be returning every visit. Wow. If Madame Mei's was in my hometown, would be weekly for sure. I love great Chinese food. Hard to find .. Thank you Madam Mei

Can't say too much about location except that it was about a 35 minute drive from Frankfurt Messe…read morein a park like area. Settings were a 4, distance made it a "2" in terms of distance from city. Food was very good, as good as the best NYC Korean BBQs, different pancakes were crispy, LA galbi was good quality, beefy with enough fat to be rich, but not greasy. Kimchi was well spiced, not too hot. Japchae was simply prepared, not too many ingredients, noodles with green and yellow peppers. The spicy raw crab (Yangnyeom-gejang?) was fresh with good heat, also not too hot. One of our best meals in Frankfurt, Germany was an authentic Korean BBQ. Who woulda' thunk it!?!

Was given a recommendation to try this place out. They have a good lunch menu for 11 euros. We…read moreorderednthe bulgolgi and the jajangmyeon. Dishes are good sized. The waiter was very friendly, food came out quick, and side dishes were also yummy. Bill for two people came out to 30 euros with drinks and a tip. Awesome place for lunch! They do have the grill tables so definitely worth coming back to try their dinner menu.