Top Korean restaurants in Ramstein-Miesenbach, Germany

Cash only but ATM is right across. The food is crazy good. I CONSIDER myself to be Won Ton Soup expert and this place easily battles for the no.1 place, so watch out Krischblütte you got a tough rival here.

Outstanding Korean Food at Seoul Restaurant

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Seoul Restaurant, where I discovered a delightful selection of amazing Korean cuisine. I’m Korean and grew up cooking and eating authentic and good Korean food. You’ll want to come here. The fried chicken was particularly impressive, with a satisfying crispiness of the double-fried chicken I enjoyed in Korea. She does the Korean fried chicken right, the batter mix is exactly how they do it in Korea and have not found anyone in Germany that does it like Seoul(Come
here just for that if anything else.) The sundubu-jjigae, a spicy tofu stew, brought a comforting taste of home and was so flavorful. The bulgogi was deliciously tender and subtly sweet. The kimbap was enjoyable, although not exceptional but still I would order it again. The fresh and spicy cucumbers, sliced radishes, and spicy kimchi complemented the meal perfectly. If you're seeking an amazing Korean dining experience in Germany, Seoul Restaurant is worth a visit. Also, the owner was so sweet and held conversation with many of the customers. I loved seeing that!

-Okie Dokie Foodie
Professional food blogger

I had a wonderful dining experience at this Korean restaurant in Germany. The service was excellent, and the food offered a mix of hits and misses. The kimchi chigae (soup) had decent flavor but was a bit too runny. To enhance its taste, reducing the amount of water or adding dashi stock could make a difference. Although it lacked the strong flavors of older kimchi, the fresh, homemade taste of the kimchi itself was remarkable. The yakimandeu (fried dumplings) were average, while the bibimbap would benefit from a runny egg, as it's commonly served that way for easy mixing with the vegetables. Unfortunately, the pork bulgogi didn't leave a lasting impression, but it wasn't bad either. The chicken wings were crispy and delicious, albeit with a more Taiwanese or Chinese influence rather than a strictly Korean one. Considering the food was prepared in Germany, it came quite close to authentic Korean cuisine, although it could benefit from some fine-tuning to truly capture the essence. I would definitely return but opt for different dishes to explore the restaurant's variety. Thank you!

The place to go in the area when you want your Korean food fix. Good place, nice service, cozy atmosphere, and helpful hosts. They have to go orders and are cash only.

If you want authentic Korean cuisine, this is it! Full of flavor, and everyone working here is so nice! 5 stars for sure!

Had a going-away lunch here and the food was great. Lots of meal choices and affordable prices. There was a full house and the food still came out very quickly during lunchtime.
Recommend if you’re craving some Korean noodles or some spicy bulgogi 🌶

Waited 45 minutes for our food to come out. Alright service. The German waitress wasn’t welcoming, but the rest of the staff seemed pleasant. Their “fried chicken” was misleading. It was more of a chicken tonkatsu/snitzel…I was expecting a chicken leg or thigh.

We went for the first time and it was great! I had chicken bulgogi and kimchi kimbap. My husband had fried chicken and beef bulgogi. The fried chicken was a little too oily for me but everything else was great! The food came with banchans. Overall really nice place and i can't wait to try their other dishes!

Many customers for dinner time so had to wait quite long when we were there. However the food was so good. And we loved the warm atmosphere 😍 we will visit them again soon.