Korean BBQ meets the electric grill! This is the way to do Korean BBQ, I think, if you have an…read moreengagement after dinner. While the electric grill doesn't eliminate all the meat odor from your clothes, you could get by with a nice walk outside. (I did this before a concert and no one gave me the stink eye during the show, so I am assuming that my strategy succeeded.) Meat.ing is quality Korean BBQ in a chic setting. You will be comfortably full, but this is not what you would necessarily seek out to pig out. Its side dish offerings are delicious and apparently use very little or no MSG, evidenced by how comfortable my stomach felt after the meal. The kimchi is on the sour side, which I personally prefer in ramen soups rather than eating it as a side dish. But all the other side dishes made up for it. The meats are well prepared and quite tender. We came for dinner and chose Menu 1, which includes 3-layered pork belly, sirloin, and three types of marinated meats (chicken, beef, and pork). The marinade was a good balance of sweet and savory. The dinner offerings are stylized as course offerings, so you can expect appetizer (fried dumplings) and dessert (honey yogurt with fruit). Lovely dinner option in Koln and a must visit if you want a great Korean BBQ experience!

This restaurant is awesome! I'm so happy I found this place. Korean BBQ is not known for its…read moreambiance, but as soon as I walked into the restaurant, I immediately noticed the chic and modern decor, streamlined gray and black color scheme, and orchid floral arrangements, which is always a plus for me. The friendly waitress greeted us with warm towels to clean our hands and a free dumpling appetizer (mandu) to start. The banchan (side dishes) were also a great variety (and for those unfamiliar with Korean restaurants, the plentiful side dishes are always free.) The presentation was also nice, and the meat was well-marinated. We chose Menu 1, which included pork, chicken, beef, samgyupsal, and bulgogi. Dinner ended with a refreshing yogurt/fruit dessert that was simple but hit the spot and cleansed the palette after a hearty meal- also included in the menu (complimentary). Cost was very reasonable, considering the sheer amount of food- 22.90 per person (excluding drinks). Another bonus- they use electric grills, which means no smokey charcoal smell on your clothes afterwards. Some people prefer coals, but I sometimes prefer the simple method of electric- seems better for the health too (less carcinogenic fumes, hopefully?). If you haven't been here yet, go! Service is very friendly, and most of the servers can speak English, Korean, and German very well. (Note: I've been to some of the best Korean BBQ places in America, and I have to say that European Korean BBQ is much different. Atmosphere is different, taste is slightly different, and I've yet to see a place offer LA galbi. It's the same way that Italian, Spanish, and even American cuisine is interpreted and presented drastically different in Europe, probably because of different ingredients, as well as the need to meet the European palette of the typical clientele. It's fascinating for me to go to Korean restaurants in Europe and see the cultural translation and spin on it.)

Authentic Sichuan cuisine with bold flavors and real spice. The dishes taste just like in China,…read moreand if you're Chinese, I strongly recommend it.

I fully accept that this is chinese food in Germany, but after a week of meat and potatoes I was…read morecraving something hot spicy and soupy with vegetables and lucky me I came across Great Wall which was a stones throw from my hotel and from the cathedral. I ordered the pork and bokchoy in chili sauce and hot and sour soup with rice and the combination knocked it out of the ball park. The pork was tender and perfectly cooked with the spice and heat from the mala pepper corns it was everything I was hoping for and more. I ended up coming here twice in the span of two days. The second night I got the dan dan noodles and even those were spectacular and really reasonably priced for such a satisfying meal. I would highly recommend if you are in the area and looking for authentic Szechuan food, you will see Chinese folks in the booths. It is that good.

An authentic Korean BBQ place located about 15 minutes drive from the Cologne Cathedral. The set…read moremenu consists of: three layered pork belly; sirloin; marinated beef; duck; shrimp; and squid. Bulgogi Haus offered four types of sauces when two is the norm, for varying combinations of flavors. The meats are grilled in front of you on charcoal, and the servers take care to replace the charcoal at least once so that you are not eating burnt pieces of meat. I really liked the concept of having the side dishes buffet-style. It's really a mood-killer when you run out of lettuce or salad in the middle of eating your meats then waiting for your server to refill your salads. The offerings included fried calamari, Korean-sushi, sticky and sweet potatoes, fish cakes, and kimchi. Bulgogi-Haus does not seem to use MSG, even in their yummy kimchi, and I was simply content after the meal without having to reach for extra glasses of water. Kudos for having a coat rack separate from the dining tables so that the coats don't smell like meat after, and kudos for the plum wine/aloe drinks on the house!

Excellent food and service! The staff are all very attentive and ensures you have everything you…read moreneed for a delicious meal. Not just our table, every table had consistent excellent service. I'm from Australia where there is a large presence of Korean food. Trust me, you will not be disappointed. It was easy travel on the U-Bahn (tram) from Cologne central station. Welcoming break from all the heavy Bavarian food. Highlights: 1. The service 2. Friendly staff 3. Fresh meat and seafood 4. Unlimited Kim chi and rice buffet. So many different styles! 5. Cheap!! 6. Located away from a touristy area...so you know it's made for locals and not just a fast food place. I will be back again, hungry for more! Only next time I'll definitely make a booking to be safe

We had vegetarian 包子(baozi) ordered the 地三鲜 (Di San Xian), the porcine mushrooms and the 麻婆豆腐 (Mapo…read moreTofu). The baozi were excellent, very fluffy dough which was a tiny bit sweet, just like it's supposed to be, and the filling was also amazing. I also loved the Di San Xian and the mushrooms, and while I don't eat meat, the Mapo Tofu was apparently also delicious. The tofu also came smoking hot, with the oil still bubbling while it was being brought to the table. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere too, the interior is nice and I lived that there was quiet instrumental music playing. The staff was also friendly and we didn't have to wait too long for the food (although since the restaurant was very empty as we had dinner very early, there's a possibility this could be different when it's busy). Overall, the only thing I think could have been better is that I would have loved a few more vegetarian options. I am aware, that even in China a lot of restaurants focus much more on meat and fish dishes, but there are also so many delicious vegetarian dishes. I'll definitely be back, and next time I want to try the wild garlic with egg and the vegetarian noodles :)

Best Chinese food I've ever had outside China. Very typical shanghai dishes. The owner is from…read moreShanghai. Unlike other so called Chinese restaurant that serves food you might never see in China, here they provide the actual Chinese food.

The service here was definitely not the best I've had in Kölln but when you see a Chinese…read morerestaurant with no other Europeans you have to give it a try. We went as a group and ordered a few things off the menu. I'm not much of an adventurous eater so I ordered some noodles and beef but my colleagues got some interesting things and dumplings. The dumplings were great! But I think that's what took our order so long to arrive so be warned. They only take cash!!!! So be prepared for that. It was alright. I don't feel the need to go back but it was alright.

My dinner here was certainly an experience. A good one indeed!…read more It's a small, but really good Chinese restaurant. When I say Chinese, I mean, really Chinese, not of the European-Chinese restaurants that you usually find. It's food you will only find in China normally, with all the curiosities (innards etc.) for the European taste. We ordered buffet (all-you-can-eat) with the Hot Pot. The Hot Pot is a bowl of hot water/soup-type liquid. Meet and vegetables are boiled in there by everyone arround the table. Fantastic taste and really fresh food! I recomment this place to people that enjoy original Chinese food. I do not recomment this restaurant for people who are new to Chinese eating culture, unless they are driven by curiosity.

Whaatttt! A japanese Korean restaurant with delicious sushi and bibimbap in Bonn! And all of that…read moreexquisite food at a reasonable price with a very good service on t ! Stop hesitating just go there! Go!

Great Sushi and Korean food. Very nice staff. Best Korean restaurant in town. Definitely recommend!read more

Great traditional CHinese food. Good environment. Serve lunch buffet with so many choices on…read moreSundays while other restaurants close. We ordered from the menu.

It has a variety of menus with the authentic touch! Very impressive taste. Must try if you want the…read morereal Chinese food. I put one star less because of its pricey menu though but it is a really good restaurant and I always count my days to visit again. I know what I like specifically so I visit this place for dinner time usually.

Authentisches koreanisches Essen, vegetarische und vegane Optionen sind gut gekennzeichnet,…read morefreundliche und rasche Bedienung, lecker