A good Korean restaurant: ambience & taste & service. When we were traveling, we visited here to…read morehave lunch at 1:40 p.m. Since they close lunch time at 2:30 p.m., they don't accept people after 1:30. In a hot hot day, after phone conversation with the owner, the server generously welcomed us to have lunch. The interior is very clean and stylish. Food was quite milder taste than original Korean food, but it tastes good enough. We visited 4 Korean restaurants while we traveled Europe for a month this summer: Paris, Rome, Vienna, and this on Strasbourg. This is the best for stylish interior and cleanness, but it's quite pricy for lunch: most of them around €13-15. Will be back if we visit Strasbourg again:)

A meal that is of really good value for what you get! Ingredients are really delicious and food is…read morewell prepared and cooked. Bubble tea is pretty decent as well. For 8.50, you get to mix ingredients (beef bulgogi with curry, for example).

Excellent rice bowls. Cheap and fast. Mostly takeaway but there are a couple of indoor tables. Air…read moreconditioning!

Respectful polite staff, comfortable ambiance and really great food. One of my favorite restaurants…read morewe always come back to.

Interior: 5.0 Service: 4.5…read moreFood: 5.0 Price: 4.0 Highly recommended. We tried this restaurant with low expectation. However, the restaurant set a new standard of korean food in Germany. Very close to authentic korean food. The interior is very clean and spacious. The restaurant felt like it was newly opened recently. The service was very good. Although there was only 1 male server waiting and hosting, he did a good job of asking if we needed anything, three times during the meal. (We were there after 9pm, the late timing might explain the solo server.) The food was the most authentic korean food we have tried in Germany thus far. It still wasn't quite as good as in the States or Korea, but considering how many korean places we have tried in Germany (berlin, dresden, frankfurt, stuttgart, mannheim, born, heidelberg...), it was awesome. The price is €€~€€€, it wasn't expensive but it was more than the average. All in all, great korean restaurant. Hope it stays open a long time. Highly recommended.

Kimdogo has really attentive and pleasant waitstaff who spoke English, what a treat! My daughter…read moreloved her kimbap and my dolsot bibimbap was chefs kiss! Will certainly return!

Great find !! Drove down from K-town just to eat Korean, did not disappoint. Limited menu, but…read moreflavors were authentic. Wife got he Kim cheese bulgogogi bowl and I got the hot stone pot Bibimbap.

Don't let the pictures on google fool you... the quality of food, presentation and cleanliness of…read morethe venue is average at best. We ordered a salmon filet plate (shake yaki) and it was probably the dryest, tasteless piece of fish i ever tried. I could have probably had a better piece of salmon at a gas station. The beef yaki tasted like it was boiled and served to a homeless person in a soup kitchen homeless shelter. Overall, this is a buffet style restaurant. Don't come here if you are in the mood for a real authentic Japanese grill dinner. Oh! Almost forgot... for some reason the menu lists "Kimchi" as a "Chinese" cabbage. It's clear whoever printed the menu has never travelled or ever spoken to a Korean person before. This is like saying pizza was invented in America...

Looked really great online and even when we got to the curtain. It was a nice location. The hostess…read morewas nice to everyone in front of us , but as soon as i opened my mouth it was immediately the worst service I have ever experienced in my entire life. Not sure if it's because we were American or if it's because the staff is just rude. Will never be returning to this place.