Walked by this small restaurant to check out their menu and immediately went in when I saw that…read morethey offer Korean BBQ buffet for 18,80€ p.P.! They don't let you order all the meats from the menu though. You are only allowed to choose one type of meat and have to stick with it for the meal. We decided for the pork belly and spicy marinated beef. The BBQ came with 6 really yummy side dishes, rice, fresh vegetables to grill (onion, potato, zucchini and king oyster mushroom), a plate of delicious fried dumplings and 2 sauces (Gochujang and fermented soybean paste). The pork belly was frozen and the beef was not. We were amazed by the variety of food we got on our table and the banchan (the side dishes) were great too! The pork belly was delicious but the beef wasn't marinated to my taste. They marinated it Chinese style with some really strong spices which I didn't like too much. Next time I'll just order it plain or just with salt and pepper. I really loved this place and the food they had. The only 2 downsides for me was that they didn't offer kimchi free of charge. It had to be ordered for 2,90€ a bowl. I don't want to pay for something that is actually a staple for a Korean BBQ. And I didn't like the way they marinated the beef. The pricing was overall very good. We paid around 45€ for the BBQ + a large bottle of water & Kimchi. I will definitely return :-)

Healthy fast food! I got the beef bibimbop, ordered in a rush, served in about 5 minutes. Friendly…read morestaff. Fresh, tasty, plentiful ingredients. A group next to me was just starting up the BBQ - must try next time!

Yummy seafood tofu soup! I wasn't expecting this Korean place to be standing out as above average…read morefor Frankfurt, Germany, to my surprise! Sizable Banchan dishes. Friendly staff! Good fix for that Korean craving!

Why oh why?!?! This place used to be my favorite in Frankfurt for Korean food. I recently went…read moreback after a Misho dry spell for months. I was so excited to try my beloved bibimbap again as I had even began creating them at home in recent months. I got there, ordered, and the lady who took my order looked as if someone had killed her dog that morning. She was so miserable. Fortunately, the chef was super nice. The bibimbap came out looking very different than I was used to. I love that they use seasonal vegetables at places, so it wasn't that that bothered me. It was the fact that I paid nearly 12 Euros for no effing food. It was literally half the portion I usually get. There was no rice even hiding underneath basically. This bibimbap had cucumber, red cabbage, carrot, and just sadly, was lousy. Nothing was pickled properly giving off a powerful taste. I had to ask for loads of kimchi just to get some sort of deliciousness in my mouth right then. My boyfriend ordered a bulgogi bibimbap and was super, super disappointed also. The chef came up to us and asked how things were and I contemplated lying, but decided to be up front and told him how disappointed we were. He profusely apologized and we went on our way (after paying shit loads for this meal). I would love to say that I'd go back and give another chance, but Frankfurt has too much to offer for me to ever willingly waste away 30+ Euros on lousy food again.

Great Korean restaurant with good food and great flavours. The quality and taste was quite similar…read moreto many places in Korea I have been to in the past. It's located a bit away from the city center in a residential area and not easy to get to without a car or taxi. It's a fairly big restaurant with multiple rooms and seating for well over 100 people. The menu is extensive and has lots of the traditional Korean dishes and there are many items that can be shared between 2-4 people. There is also a Korean bbq selection for grilling at your table. I had the kimchi soup to start and a dolsot pibimpab which is a rice dish served in a hot pot. I loved my soup and my pibimpab. It was delicious with a bit of heat through it and really nice. The small side dishes that came with the main were also fantastic and generous portions. Definitely coming back here again for one of my favourite cuisines of the world. It's good food, good service and reasonably priced.

Used to come here pretty often and after coming back to Germany, my buddy and I went back for some…read moregood Korean food. They have a new all you can eat special which comes with two dishes of your choice, unlimited sides, rice and drinks. They bring out two gas grills for the table and all the food. We sat there for nearly two hours eating and getting fat. The food is delicous, authentic, and of course fresh sinse you cook it at the table. Price is a bit expensive as the bill came out to 73 euros for the meal, two beers and a bittle of soju. Also they yelled at us as you cant cook the kimchi in the grill. We have been repeat customers and will be going back unless we find a new better place.

Doesn't look very appealing from outside but when we walked in the aroma was fantastic. The food…read morewas delicious and staff was friendly regardless of language barrier. Highly recommend

We have visited this restaurant twice and will definitely return. While there is no lacking of…read moreauthentic Korean restaurants in nearby Frankfurt, this place offers a unique proposition. It doesn't just offer the typical Korean dishes such as bulgogi. It has a cool tapas bar concept and attracts a younger Asian clientele. We have tried the bulgogi, spicy Korean chicken, Korean breaded fried chicken, seafood pancakes & shrimp tempura and find everything to be delicious. The weakest dish that we had us the bibimbop.

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.

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

We had a good experience at Sonamu which could be due to having a Korean person in our dining group…read moreand having made a reservation ahead of time for our large group. We shared many dishes and all were good. The staff were also very nice to us. The neighborhood is a fun area to walk around before and after dinner. Overall we liked it but certainly it was a huge benefit to have a Korean person with us that made things much more smooth.

Oh gosh. I am glad my computer was broken for a while so I didn't have to write this review. But…read moreI now have a new computer, and less harsh words for the place. Don't worry, Sonamu, I still think you're appallingly bad. I was on cloud 9 when I went here. I have always wanted to stop by as it sits right on Bergerstraße and truthfully has a pretty kickass modern exterior. I imagined the place couldn't possibly serve lousy food. I had just bought myself a bike and had lots of money leftover from my birthday and it was sunny. I was on top of the world. Little did I know this place would bring me back down to reality. I ordered a bibimbap. Quite possibly one of my favorite foods ever. It was around 2pm, so nothing else seemed quite as appropriate. It came out looking stunning. So colorful, lots of sides. I was just in awe of how beautiful it looked. I didn't want to eat it. But I did. And I shouldn't have. It was SOOOOOO bad. So bad. Filled with more mushrooms than a person could ever possibly consume in one sitting. And some red cabbage. And carrots I believe. The egg, instead of nice and sunnyside up so the yolk soaks everything, was fried and cut into small pieces that were all overcooked. Every element tasted the same. No depth or flavors at all in this thing. I truthfully couldn't eat it as the only thing I could, in fact, taste, was mushrooms. I left this place with one thing and one thing only- a strong intent to never return.

Great find. Outside of the restaurant looked closed but upon closer view of the restaurant, it was…read moreopen and luckily so. We got there for lunch and made it before a rush. Within 30 minutes, every table was filled. Great restaurant that is family friendly. Super friendly hostess.

Came in later on a Sunday evening and enjoyed ourselves. I have a food allergy, so there were some…read morethings I couldn't try due to cross contamination concerns - but I could try the chicken! At the recommendation of the waiter, we ordered the garlic chicken. Very yum. We also got the japchae. So good. I preferred the japchae and my husband preferred the chicken, so it was a perfect fit. Would return.

This was really good! The sweet and spicy chicken was just right and Jan was a great representative…read moreof the restaurant. Super nice people serving really tasty food!