Great authentic food, simple, minimal yet charming interior, nice and friendly staff. The food is also great over delivery. Of course served in the place is looking way better thanks to the fact they have different ways of serving different dishes. There's a small park across the street with playground. In the summer one can enjoy the food in the park letting their children play at the same time.
Its okay food. Always a bit too full and acoustics when full don't facilitate a good dinner environment. It is a place for quick food not a dining experience
Visited the place because of a lot of good reviews. We were not amused with the food and prices. The staff is nice. Be ready to book a table for weekend evenings and pay only by cash.
Great! Really good and seems pretty authentic. Especially recommend the fried dumplings, we got a second plate of those! Service was friendly and efficient.
A bit pricey although it was alright. The food was alright because I had better did in other Korean places in Berlin so it's not bad either.
But there is definitely a waiting of you do not make reservations so make you do that. Also the reservations are done online so you do not really have to call them.
I am not Korean, but I have had a fair share of Korean food in my life so i think I know what I am talking about.
This is not fusion food, they are going for an authentic taste here and while I enjoyed that the spicyness was real not "German" spicy the taste itself was nothing special. I am not saying it was bad, just not really something that I would crave and come back for.
Also I can make better kimchi come on! Isn't that basic?
The food was pretty good, and the service was too - though I did go at a time when the restaurant wasn't packed so I'm not sure what the service may be like during rush hour. A huge selection of food; it was hard to choose what to eat because everything sounded good. The prices were similar to those of other Korean restaurants in Berlin.
It's good and actually quite spicy. If you want Korean food and happen to be in the neighborhood, why not? Although I'd recommend the rice dishes over the seafood noodles, because the noodles are too soft and I am not sure it's actually whole wheat as the menu stated.
The place has a hipster vibe which is obviously set up to attract the people who are hips. Food wise, it wasn't too bad but the dishes were prepared in a way to suit the soft pallets of the white people and therefore flavours are sweeter and less spicy for a Korean's liking. In champong, the traditional fat noodles were swapped out for less tasty skinny sticks. Had to wait a long time to make a payment even though there were 3 unattended staffs.
One of the few places that was open New Years Day, it was surprisingly good! We got there just before it opened and there was already a line of people waiting to get in (locals who love the place, not just tourists like us looking for a meal). We ordered some soups and dumplings which were all delicious. Highly recommend going if you're looking for an asian fix.