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"Wir hatten uns gebratenen Reis und gebratene Nudeln mit Gemüse bestellt.Der Reis war okay, aber die Nudeln haben nach nichts geschmeckt."
Téléphone: +496371406789
Adresse: Landstuhler Str. 23, 66877 Ramstein-Miesenbach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Ville: Ramstein
Site Web: http://www.seoul-restaurant.com
Mardi: 05:00-21:00
Mercredi: 05:00-21:00
Jeudi: 05:00-21:00
Vendredi: 05:00-21:00
Samedi: 05:00-21:00
Dimanche: 05:00-21:00
Plats: 44
Commodités: 18
Catégories: 5
Avis: 2408
We moved to Germany from Korea 2 months ago, and decided to try this restaurant because we had been wondering if it was good. My family (husband, 2 children, and I) came in on a weeknight for dinner about 1830-1900. We were greeted promptly at the door, and seated right away. My kids were excited to see the decor inside, which was decorated similar to the Korean temples we had visited not too long ago. They also noticed the celadon pottery, and the dolls displayed wearing hanbok. Go figure!We looked at the menu, and decided to try the Yaki Mandu, kimchi, japchae, beef bulgogi, and the kids wanted to share bibimbap. Also, our son asked if he could get the kimchi soup, as it was one of his favorites at his Korean preschool. We did notice the prices were definitely NOT Korea standard (30,000₩ for the 4 of us to eat well), but that's okay. The Yaki came out hot, and was delicious! There were 5 pieces in an order. Our kimchi came, and was perfect: not too fishy, and just the right amount of spice, which we had been missing. My son received his kimchi soup, and while it was a bit more spicy than he had had at school, he enjoyed it, and my husband and I ate what he didn't, as it got spicier nearer the bottom of the bowl. Our bulgogi, japchae, and bibimbap came out together, along with 2 servings of rice (in the correct rice containers!). The bibimbap and bulgogi were sizzling! We had neglected to request no red pepper paste for the bibimbap, since the kids were sharing it, but I scraped most out, and it wasn't terribly spicy to begin with. The bulgogi came with winter and summer kimchi (cabbage and cucumber, respectively), daikon radish kimchi, and the kraut salat that Germans prefer. The bulgogi was great! Flavorful, seasoned just right, and no 'mystery' pieces of wiggly beef. The japchae was DELICIOUS! It had the same bulgogi beef, broccoli, and onion in it. The bibimbap was perfect as well! It really was more bang for our buck, as it was enough for the kids to share. Oh, man, I almost cried, as everything was so good! We will definitely be back. While not an inexpensive meal, we were ALL super-happy, so it was worth it!*we will all have to continue practicing our metal chopstick skills. Turns out, they leave you if you don't practice regularly *
We asked the waitress if she can turn the A/C on. She said "No it's not that warm" (well as if she's the customer) ! Then there's a fly everywhere. I asked the 2nd time but she said No again. So we decided to go to the restaurant around the corner. She said that they only have sushi and its ok if we leave! Well, again she should mind her own business. From now on I will not tell my friends to eat here. Bad service! Go to Sushi Hana or Zimblute.
I have been here multiple times over the last year and I have never been disappointed. The food and service is always great, the women at the front are always sweet. Restaurant is clean. Make sure you have cash for lunch time, they do not accept credit cards at lunch. Now that I am pregnant I crave this place even more than before, amazing food. Stop in, you will be happy!
