Jenna R.

I've been here about 3 times and ordered items that I've eaten before at other Korean restaurants. I did takeout once and dined in twice. This place is right in Ramstein so very close to Ramstein AFB. Not a lot of parking, some street parking. All 3 times I've gone, they've had signs saying their card reader is broken so it's been cash only. Kalbi: I've ordered this twice and this is my favorite dish! Consistent on both times of ordering it and so so delicious and tender. Highly recommend! Crispy Duck with spicy fried rice: ordered twice and the duck is delicious each time but the spicy fried rice was spicier the first time I ordered it. The second time I ordered it, there was no spice. Chop chae (glass noodles): I absolutely love chop chae but this one didn't satisfy my taste buds. Haven't ordered it again. Beef Bulgogi: very yummy and meat is very tender. Bi Bim Bab: Wasn't my favorite but it's very filling and is a big portion. Crispy Baked salmon: good but nothing too special. Fried noodles with shrimp and veggies: very good and large portion! They do have a lot of spicy items but they are very accommodating if you would like to not have it spicy. Overall, certain dishes are very good but I would like their spicy items be a little more consistent in spice.

Nicole A.

Seoul is one of my favorite places to eat for brunch, lunch, and dinner!!! They have the BEST Katsu Duck that I have ever had, seriously. #S16 is my go to favorite every time I come, which on the menu is called: Crispy Duck with Fried Rice; it's labeled as spicy but to me really isn't all that bad- the spice in my opinion is very mild but very well compliments the dish. The spice is really only on the fried rice, the crispy duck I believe is probably the spice balancer. This selection is also my husband's favorite! We go here as often as we can, the Korean women who own and provide service are incredibly sweet (as long as you too are a nice and considerate person). Another great dish is the Bibimbap, it's served in a steaming hot dish that heats it up perfectly. This dish is spicy, if you don't like spicy food, it's best to take it out or ask for no hot sauce. The yakimandoo and spring rolls are a MUST! We order this every time. During the day, it's best to bring cash/euro- card is acceptable during dinner time. Placing a phone order in advance is a good way to order food to go so that you can dine at your place of business if you chose too. Dining in is wonderful as well, it's a small, quaint and charming establishment with seating for couples and small groups in booths and long tables as well for big groups. Dining with a big group is best if you make reservations in advance, otherwise they're pretty accommodating on any night for dinner. I love this place! If you like/Love Korean food, stop buy! You won't regret it (=

Alresch J.

Stopped down here on a whim, have to admit I'm glad we did. Some of the most authentic food of this variety of had in awhile. This isn't a place for first timers, and by that I mean there are no pictures on the menu. Hopefully you have some sort of Internet connectivity to try and match up what's on the menu to the food. Luckily I had no such problems. Order some of the dishes or ask the hostess what's good. She's a bit abrupt but she's typical Korean old school hostess. Plenty of room for couples or big groups, I mean like 20 of table type of group. Cash and card are accepted. Also understand the food comes out when it is ready so you eat when you get it.

Highly disappointed. Small potions for the price and they don't serve side dishes unless you order Bulgogi. I've never been to a Korean resturant where sides dishes were not served. The Yaki Mando look like it was battered and deep fried. I'm not sure what it was but that wasn't Mando. The filling was good. Overall, I wasn't impressed with the food. The menu prices also went up as well. I probably won't come back here.

John O.

Portions were good. Service was good. Food was good. I recommend the bibimbap highly. A must purchase. Chicken bulgogi was real nice. I'm not that into bulgogi but the chicken did it for me. The short rib was super tender. A little on the Sweet side but this is coming from someone who's not big on sweetly marinated meats. If you like korean food, I think you'll enjoy this joint

Mi L.

The food tasted more so Chinese than Korean. Ordered several items to include the fried rice, beef seaweed soup, egg rolls, chicken wings, California roll, beef bugolgi, sweet and sour chicken, bibimbap, and a chicken dish that was supposed to be very spicy. Only the fried chicken and bugolgi were good. Everything else was subpar. The staff were friendly.

Leneen S.

Beef and chicken bulgogi were good. Yaki mandu was just ok. Service was quick. Portion were ok.

Pocahontas 4.

This is one of two Korean restaurants in the local Ramstein area. The restaurant itself is small, and the aesthetics are not anything to write home about. It's clean...enough. The owner is Korean, yet the waitstaff and cooks in the back are not. Nevertheless, the food is authentic: spicy and full of aroma. The prices are on the higher end, expect to spend about 20 Euros per person. Their service is a little slow, so don't anticipate getting in and out of this establishment. If you need your Korean fix, this will do--but if you want competitive prices with a large, tasty Korean meal... Go to Frankfurt!