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Korean Food Stories ist ein koreanisches Restaurant in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg – seit 2014 ein Familienbetrieb mit hausgemachten Spezialitäten wie Bibimbap, Bulgogi und Kimchi. Gäste schätzen unsere entspannte Atmosphäre, die moderne Interpretation klassischer Rezepte und die frischen, gesunden Zutaten. Als beliebter Treffpunkt an der Prenzlauer Allee bieten wir Mittagessen, Abendessen und vegetarische sowie vegane Optionen. Besuchen Sie uns in Berlin oder bestellen Sie unser Kimchi online mit deutschlandweitem Versand.
Creative takes on homestyle Korean rice bowls & BBQ grills, in a compact, minimalist space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Prenzlauer Allee 217, 10405 Berlin, Germany
Phone: +49 30 54630766
Website: https://www.koreanfoodstories.com/
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Reservations: foodbooking.com
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Simona Ton
Food was tasty and the portions were big. I wanted something cheesy and spicy and hot so I got this thing… I don’t remember the name basically it’s like spätze but with cheese and kimchi and also with side salad! it was exactly what I wanted! Like you know when you cold and wants spicy soft cheesy carbs
My partner got Bibimpab with smoked tofu. It was good balanced lunch.
Both portions were HUGE!
… moreMy partner got Bibimpab with smoked tofu. It was good balanced lunch.
Both portions were HUGE!
Panagiotis Oikonomopoulos
Quite honestly I never was a big fan of Korean food, but this little restaurant in my neighborhood totally changed my opinion :). Really fresh food, delicious taste and very reasonable prices. There are some tables inside and outside as well. Very clean, friendly staff, English speaking and quick food preparation. Recommended for a light healthy meal. Vegan options as well, take away, pay cash. Will go again!
… morePatrick Li
As an Asian, I have never had a bulgogi like this. Also, they didn’t add sesame oil in the bowl, which is very basic ingredient of Korean bowl. It was purely spicy and sour. This maybe a fake Korean restaurant.
… moreGaurav Suman
Nice place to try Korean food, lady owner cooks very well and good to had spicy food
… moreClinton D’silva
Highly recommended joint as they serve the famous Sizzling BiBimbap and a bucketload of kimchi variations and to top it off weekly specials that just do not seem to disappoint.
I luckily was one Of The few to jump into the restaurant when it first opened up during the second quarter of 2015 and 2 years down the line it tastes the same as it did back in 2015.. The consistency is something to admire as many joints loose this a few years down the line.
The BiBimbap is The Star Of The joint and the crispy burnt rice at the bottom Of The bowl is literally to die for.
A small note: Ask for a raw sunny side up egg and not a cooked one. The raw egg eventually firms up due to the steam giving the BiBimbap an awesome creamy texture.
Menu is concise and straight forward moreover the couple running this joint pay close attention to detail and customer satisfaction.
One hell of a BiBimbap journey.
Cheers!
… moreI luckily was one Of The few to jump into the restaurant when it first opened up during the second quarter of 2015 and 2 years down the line it tastes the same as it did back in 2015.. The consistency is something to admire as many joints loose this a few years down the line.
The BiBimbap is The Star Of The joint and the crispy burnt rice at the bottom Of The bowl is literally to die for.
A small note: Ask for a raw sunny side up egg and not a cooked one. The raw egg eventually firms up due to the steam giving the BiBimbap an awesome creamy texture.
Menu is concise and straight forward moreover the couple running this joint pay close attention to detail and customer satisfaction.
One hell of a BiBimbap journey.
Cheers!
Yil Verdeja
It would have been nice to get some complementary Kimchi, or either make it cheaper. Although it tasted good, and probably home made, even though I am known as a person who likes salt, I though it was rather salty. Nonetheless, the Bibimbap was very tasty and I would come here again to try other dishes they have to offer!
Update: the Bulgogi dish was very tasty too!! 🙂
… moreUpdate: the Bulgogi dish was very tasty too!! 🙂
Jamie Matthews
Decent Korean bibimbap dishes. I was a little disappointed that the bowl was not as hot as it should have been. It sort of missed that good crispiness which makes the dish so much more tasty. It was also too salty for my part.
… moreOleg Lubinski
Highly recommended! Sweet and tasty, nice unpretentious design inside, and several tables outside. Service was very friendly and welcoming. My tofu bibimbap was in a sizzling pot, crisp rice on the bottom, and – a nice surprise – a poached egg instead of a fried one! This is a small family-owned place, so it feels very personal.
… moreOleksandra Abramova
It’s a great place for lunch. It’s a bit small, but you can seat in the nearby place too, and they have tables outside.
In my opinion, it’s a bit pricey for everyday lunch but is okay for a small treat.
Their bibimbap is great, kimchi is one of the best I’ve tried in Berlin and I also like sandwiches.
Portions are big, for me it’s hard to finish and I feel full after it.
You can pay with a card, which is always a nice option.
… moreIn my opinion, it’s a bit pricey for everyday lunch but is okay for a small treat.
Their bibimbap is great, kimchi is one of the best I’ve tried in Berlin and I also like sandwiches.
Portions are big, for me it’s hard to finish and I feel full after it.
You can pay with a card, which is always a nice option.