The cheapest Korean food you'll find in London. Hits the spot just right, like these small restaurants that line up the streets of Korea and serve all the homemade basic dishes.
The Haddock fish is unexpectedly light (no strong fishy taste). The freshness of the fish is apparent upon the first bite. A good alternative to chips are the mozzarella cheese sticks.
Like everyone else I'm going to say the Biang Biang noodles were the best. A little more beef would have been nice though.
Definitely the best place in London for cheap and fresh seafood. London's version of Tsukiji. But you have to come at an ungodly hour to have the best picks, think 4am.
Alternative to H-Mart. It even has a little Korean restaurant in the basement that serves Korean food at a cheap price - which is one of the best ways to tell if they serve authentic Korean food!
Good food and a wonderful quality! Prices are a bit expensive but still a descent meal! The Laksa is very good!
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Fantastic wine bar, very attentive staff and polite, always looking out for us. A bit pricey but great selection of wine and tasteful ambience. A little hidden gem in the heart of London!
Lovely quirky place, aloo chat and okra fries are yum. Great service 👍🏻Can't book a table but they put you on the waiting list and text you if your table is ready. A tad overpriced in my opinion
Their kimchi fried rice is slightly on the oily side, but it's only £6.50, and it makes for a cheap but delicious and flavourful lunch for cold days.
