KIMGA — Restaurant in Strasbourg

First thing first, i like the interior of the restaurant, is a small restaurant with no many tables, feel like private and just so cozy.

There were 2 waitresses both were okay.

Foods were yummy, i got Osam Bulgogi (8/10) and wasn‘t spicy at all, although 🌶️🌶️🌶️ was written, so don‘t worry. Portion was okay, tho it was bit expensive i could say. Side dishes were all nice, but the minus was they didn‘t serve kimchi as side dish (i mean it was the most basic side dish even in Korea u will be able to refill ur kimchi as much as u like) and here we needed to pay 3€ for super bad kimchi, i didn‘t like it at all, and was kinda regret to ordered it..

For the drink i got Yuzu Soju Tonic (8/10) classic, but nice.

For dessert got Hotteok, it was probably the thinest and smallest hotteok i‘ve ever eaten, suddenly missing korea😂 but it way nicely made (8,5/10).

Overall i had better korean foods, not comparing to real korean foods in Korea but yes,...

To be honest we did not have the chance to dinne in. We had just arrived at Strasbourg on Tueaday late afternoon and were looking for a restaurant near the area. Found this restaurant and decided to come in. It seemed ok to be honest, small buy cozy but that was all. Once the waiter approached we asked if they would have a table for 2, she asked back, do you have reservation, we said no as we had just arrived at the city and didn't expect Tuesday night to be booked, still, she with such an insulting arrogant facial expression replied back to us, "with no reservation, No" these exact words.

She could have said, unfortunately, we are fully booked today, would you like to have a reservation perhaps for tomorrow or day after.. something like that. Today the business is doing well, good for them, but you always need to keep the doors open for the next time, but there is no next time for us to dinne in there. No with that...

We were very excited to try this restaurant because of it's reviews.

We had just arrived to Strasbourg on a Tuesday night and without reservation we tried to get a table for two.

Once we entered we noticed it being quite full. So we were happy to see that. Because full place normally means good food.

But then the waitress asked as if we had made a reservation. We didn't have one (we just arrived to the city). She told us that we should have reserved and that there was no table available. The way she said it was quite offensive/rude. Not polite. No 'I am sorry, we're completely booked'. But more in a way of 'you idiots, you should have made a reservation'.

I can understand when you're restaurant is full with people you have little time to properly talk to people coming in. But a little politeness is not much to ask.

So eventhough we are staying a few nights in Strasbourg, there is no way we go anywhere near this...