Tobagi - Leipzig

Tobagi is a very quaint Korean restaurant with friendly owners. They offer typical "grandma-style" fast-food. We were a bit disappointed by the kimbap because it didn't have the yellow radish (hard to find), but also no egg or spinach, most importantly, it wasn't brushed with sesame oil. Overall, there were some nice things about the food, but it could have been really great had they gone just a few steps further. It would also be nice if they had a bit more selection, including the savory pancakes. While we did enjoy our meal there, we lived in Seoul for a few years and can now prepare better Korean food at home and we are not Korean.

Te korean restaurant ..I ordered Bibimbab and Octopus sauce covered rice.Cheap but salty.Small hall and some tables. I do not know the reputation to German but to Koreans I cannot recommend this place.The cleaness of the kitchen is below normal.Too much articificial seasoning.

The place may be small, but the food is great! The food and the feel is authentic. I would return anytime.

This little restaurant has become one of my favourite's in Leipzig. The open kitchen gives a very cosy and entertaining feeling, watching your meal made in front of your eyes. My favourites are the "Bibimbap" - a rice dish, served with your choice of meat, very fresh vegetables, an egg and a great sauce served in a silver bowl, all to be mixed up together at the table. The "Bulgogi" is also a great but simple dish made up of meat marinated in a sauce cooked with vegetables. I have gone so often now that I just ask "Meesun" (the owner) to make me "something". I have'nt been disapointed yet!

Tobagi is a very original Korean restaurant with friendly owners. they offer typical grandmother style fast food. we were a little disappointed by the kimbap, because it was not the yellow radishes (hard to find), but also no egg or spinach, especially, it was not brushed with...sesame oil. Overall there were some nice things about eating, but it could have been really great if they had only gone a few steps further. it would also be nice if they had a little more choice, including the delicious pancakes. while we enjoy our meal there, we lived in seoul for a few years and can now better prepare Korean food to home and we are not Korean.