I live in Düsseldorf and have tried almost every Korean. We tried multiple dishes and none of what…read morewe've ordered was good. The only dish that was OK was Japchae which had a bunch of msg in it. The beef stew with glass noodle was also ok. But the rest.... The pancake missed cruchiness, too sour and salty. The kimchi soup was oversoured and inedible. The Yuk hoe missed flavor. The Korean fried chicken tasted like Chinese gu Lao rou and missed crunchiness and juiciness. The cold noodles was just spicy and vinegary sour.

The owner of this restaurant is very rude. When the boss of…read morethis retaurant saw that my friend had a stroller, he refused to serve her, outright lying to her that there was no room. The restaurant had plenty of seating at the time. My Chinese friends were also forcibly asked to move their seats in this restaurant. The food here is nothing special, please visit other Korean restaurants for a pleasant meal. 여기 사장 행동이 사람 기분 잡치게하는데 아주 재주가 출중합니다. 여기라고 그리 특별한 건 없으니 기분 좋은 식사를 위해 다른 곳을 가세요.

FOOD & DRINKS We made good use of their grand opening…read morediscount offer and ordered several items from the menu. If you are Vietnamese you should know that the kitchen is operated by a south as well as a north Vietnamese chef. This will make a difference on the expectations and taste. For example the Pho will be nothing like the ones you get in the south of Vietnam. If you have eaten Pho in Saigon then this probably won't be as near as good as you have experienced there. The roasted pork over rice was not bad but not great either because the meat was just reheated and the skin wasn't crispy throughout. The favorite dish of president Obama was done quite well with the exception of the noodles which easily broke into small bits. The banh mi wasn't served with a french baguette which in my opinion is a mistake. The bread wasn't fluffy inside and the crust was too hard. Yes, it should be crispy but when you bite into the bread it should become fluffy and light. The bread they use made it heavy and the bread itself has very distinctive taste. It should be more of a vessel for the yummy ingredients and elevate those instead. The avocado smoothie was really good as well as the sticky rice with mango and coconut cream. SERVICE The service here is okay. If you are Vietnamese you probably feel that the service is better since you can communicate with the staff on another level. If not, you will probably say that they just do their job and that's it. ATMOSPHERE The restaurant has two levels. I think eating downstairs is better. It isn't as cramped as upstairs, everything is better lit and decorated. I would recommend upstairs if you are alone or prefer a darker, more intimate vibe. RATING For me it came down to one issue and that is the bread of the banh mi. I don't mind if you put your own twist on a dish but I think in this case it was for the worse. Take my 3 stars more like a 3.9 stars because anything else was good or okay enough. Maybe you even like the banh mi more that way. If you do, please rate them with four or more stars. UPDATE They changed the bread for the banh mi to a traditional banh mi baguette and therefore the rating goes from three to four stars.

I was craving for a bowl of Pho since I haven't had a good hot meal almost a week in Europe. My…read morehotel only a couple miles from this place so I would love to give it a try. It was Wednesday night winter time, a hot bowl of noodle soup would be a perfect choice at the time. Service was good except the Pho wasn't as expected, broth was salty and didn't taste like Pho at all, although the place was nice and clean.

How do you say scrumpdillyious in Japanese! Loved my sashimi and sushi . Great air con for a hot…read moreday. Would come back if visiting Dusseldorf again. My grandparents moved from Germany around 1945 to Brazil. Always thought it was weird my name is Andres Sweinstager! Anyways, this is a great Michelin Mentioned must #mmm stop

We went on a Thursday for lunch and were able to get seated right away. There were there adults and…read morea baby. The inside isn't super big and it was pretty busy! They have lunch specials and a really good bento box lunch special - or so I've heard because they sadly ran out by the time we got there. The other lunch special was still pretty good. It's easy to do separate checks for a party and they have tap to pay.

The atmosphere was nice and I dined outdoors. The takoyaki was a bit too soft and the octopus piece…read morewas tiny. I ordered the katsudon and wasn't too pleased with the flavor as well as the katsu was super soggy. Overall not a bad experience, the food just didn't resonate with me.

What we ordered: 1) Hyper Roll 15.50€ - absolute amazing and…read moreworth the price! 2) Salmon Tataki 6.90€ - skip, the portion is so small and taste wise not special. 3) avocado sashimi 3.90 - with nice ponzu sauce and raw onions. Easy dish but great! Would order again if you love avocado 4) Nasu Dengaku 4.90€ - Eggplant with sesame oil and unagi sauce, great taste would order again 5) Agedashi Tofu 3.00€ - disappointing and would skip. No taste, Bland and boring 6) Spicy Geso Kara 3.90€ - I personally didn't like it. Simply fried. If you love fried stuff with squid it's a good deal as you get a good amount. But don't expect something special 7) Spicy tuna 6.90€ - Nummer 67, definitely skip. It's not worth it. Just tuna with a bit spicy Japanese powder outside Overall: the best dish was the hyper roll which is a must. The rest was good. Price wise it's amazing

Great Japanese food & big portions as well, certainly better than anything where I am from,…read moreConnecticut USA, has to offer. However, given this area is called little Tokyo, I am holding it at a higher standard. The eggplant was especially good as an appetizer. Missing a star because I've had better Unagi don, but still really good. Worth mention that we were not able to get into our 1st choice tonight due to 70min wait list, that's Kushi-Tei Of Tokyo, oh well, next time we need to call ahead.

We had great sushi, great sides and greater service…read more.. Atmosphere was simple and cozy. Price value even better Much recommended

Die kalten Nudeln sind firm und gut. Allerdings ist die Suppe der warmen Nudeln überragend. Die…read moreNudeln in der warmen Suppe sind nicht so gut und durchweicht. Nur die Suppe alleine kostet 7€ und war dann doch wieder zu langweilig und Zuviel. Glaube nächstes mal würde ich nicht die Standards nehmen, weder die kalten noch die warmen nehmen sondern was ausgefallenes kaltes. Karaage war lecker, gut gewürzt und crunchy und juicy

I'm a little conflicted between giving a 3/5 or 4/5 rating. The house-made soba noodles themselves…read moreare very good here, and the soba dishes are reasonably priced, with most ranging from 10-16 euros. However, the rest of the dish isn't necessarily as good as the noodles. The cold soba with lemon and myouga ginger (15 €) was delicious and refreshing - I definitely recommend this dish during the summer. On the other hand, the warm soba with scrambled eggs in hot noodle soup (12 €) was too salty and not very enjoyable. Also, while the soba is reasonably priced, the appetizers are a bit pricey: the herring app we tried was 6,30 € and just ok. Service is very polite, and our server spoke fluent German, Japanese, and English. There's a 50 € card minimum. If you're a tourist visiting Düsseldorf and can find handmade soba at home, then I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to make a special trip here. However, if not then I think Soba An is a great option. Just be sure to come early or make a reservation, as the restaurant is quite small.

Food was good and the sets were a great deal for the price. We walked in for dinner on a weekday…read morenight and were seated at the bar, but when we left, there was a long line outside, so definitely try to get here early!

Long long lines because it is worth the wait. Ramen bowls…read moreare huge and can be shared for two. Ramen was tasty and we mostly ate it. Fried rice was a small portion and for me that was expensive for what you get. The only downside eating indoors is you smell so bad when you get out after eating. So if you don't want the smell on your clothes eat outdoors.

Excellent meat and seafood. Beers are a bit weak, but for all inclusive, it's hard to beat.read more

Authentic Chinese cuisine in the middle of a German city…read more You can get very special Chinese food like century eggs and chicken legs or chicken feet. I was the only none Chinese guest there, which was kind of cool. You really feel like you are currently somewhere in China. It is very cheap and you can get a good amount of food for your money. The staff is very nice and since I look asian everyone instantly started to speak Chinese with me. I would definitely go there again!