Across from "Wicked," about a three minute walk from Victoria Station, this unassuming little place…read moreused to serve up some top Korean food, leaning into the traditional and away from the fast food mania. It was sold recently and the downhill has begun. One packed for lunch, mostly by Koreans, it was sparsely populated on a nice summer day. I tried the Kimchi Jiggae, a comfort food of Korea esp for a quick satisfying lunch. Fermented kimchi gives it a wonderful umami sour and a touch of heat. The dish itself was piping hot, perfect amount of spice. Some of the meat was precooked and cold inside, though. Rice was too dry, especially for lunch opening. What's Jiggae like? It's Korean Korhelyleve (Hungarian "Hangover" soup. Szegediner Gulasch, Kapuska, or Bigos. Ambiance is clean but run down, since I was here last about four years ago. Repaint! Really fix your bench seats with something cleanable and easy to get in and out of. Service, compared to then? Night and day worse. No warmth. The server is pleasant but she's just doing her job, between passes on the cell phone. Good for the train station. Bad for here. Sad. I won't be back.

Good Experience Overall…read more Lime Orange offers a refreshing and vibrant range of products that definitely stand out. I particularly like how they blend natural flavors with a modern twist -- it's clear that a lot of thought goes into their product design and presentation. While I haven't had the chance to visit their physical store or try every item, the brand's reputation and customer feedback speak volumes. From what I've seen, most people enjoy the quality and consistency, and I personally appreciate the emphasis on health-conscious ingredients. I would love to see even more variety or bundle options in the future, but overall, Lime Orange is doing a great job. If you're looking for something fresh, stylish, and a bit different, they're worth checking out.

Not bad. More a 3.5 out of 4 but certainly recommended over quite a few other Korean restaurants in…read moreLondon. This is fairly no-frills casual place which you can probably infer from the focus on KFC. It's nice enough to sit down for a meal but don't expect to feel the desire to hang out too long. The tastes were definitely a mixed bag. The fried chicken was very good and definitely the most authentic I've had in the city so far. Kimchi jigae was not bad and will definitely give you your fix of the classic staple. However, bugolgi dumplings were clearly store-bought and tasted like they'd been in the freezer for ages - skip these because they're really weird. Fairly inexpensive. Try it if you're in the area.

Accommodating for walk-ins and friendly staff. Korean Fried Chicken was good - recommend the Yang…read moreNyeum flavour. One thing to note is that rice is not included with some dishes Vs other restaurants. If you're in town and fancy Korean this will fill a gap, and is a nice place to eat for dinner!

Great food. Awesome atmosphere. And located in one of London's most poppin' neighborhoods. If you…read morelike Korean food, this is your new jam. The interior gives you a sense of being in an underground bar somewhere in Asia, and it comes complete with Pucca dolls nestled on top of the booze bottles behind the bar. There is seating both upstairs and downstairs, but given how crazy it gets, if you're planning on coming, book in advance. I've eaten here twice, and I can safely say that the food is legit! It's surprisingly authentic given the location, and the drinks aren't half-bad, either. The Bibimbap with Bulgogi Beef is one of my favorites, thus far, with the perfect ratio of rice to beef, kimchi to veggies. It's one hearty dish, so come hungry. The Signature Fried Chicken is also done to perfection, and if you've ever had Korean Fried Chicken before, you know what I'm talking about. It's not expensive, but sadly, you only get 2 pieces. Believe me, you will want more. I can also vouch for the cocktails. Being a girly drinker myself, I can't pass up a delicious fruity cocktail from people who know how to put it together well. However, they also have a great Happy Hour with some of the cheapest beer you'll find to pair perfectly with your meal. That is how they do it in Korea anyway, isn't it?

They treated us like no other. 12/10 stars…read more You want to come here for not only fine surrounding but TOP Shelf food.

Great and convenient location in the thick of central London, they are a massive chain and I think…read morethey get the carryover reservations from the nearby competitor Junmak39 which is often fully booked. That being said, make sure you have a reservation for either place! Take note that there is a smaller banchan restaurant and a larger Korean BBQ place almost next door to each other. In general the service was so-so and the portions were very small. The place was noisy but it's pretty much exactly what you'd expect from a chain Korean BBQ place. Props for how quickly the food came out! All at once and perfect for a quick lunch. They do take-out too!

Although they tried and gave me a "new" dish, the problem was the rice was cooked to a state of…read moremush. So gross. I was disappointed that after having a problem with the first dish the staff simply ignored me. The soju was good...so while I had little to eat, at least the drink was nice.

I found Korrito at the South Bank Real Food Market and I was hooked…read more It's essentially Chipotle using Korean food. Salad box, burrito, or rice box; bulgogi, spicy pork belly, chicken; rice, kimchi and other toppings to choose from. A tad on the expensive side for around 6 quid, but the portion is pretty big. I don't know where else this stall goes, but it will be in South Bank for the rest of the summer!

Visited Korrito after going to check out the London Eye! Its only a small walk from it and was a…read moregreat meal for lunch! I got a salad box with bulgogi beef, along with all the toppings and spicy sauce on top. For 6 pounds, it wasn't exactly a bargain, but it was a good deal of food! The combination of the crunchy salad, juicy beef, and tangy toppings blended perfectly. I finished my box in record time, savoring each bite! It's good Asian food that is authentic and fresh, so you honestly can't go wrong with whatever options you get! Definitely will return to try out a burrito. That should be interesting.

An amazing Korean restaurant with excellent high-quality dishes including exceptional jja-jya…read moremeong, seafood noodles, seafood pancakes, fried chicken, beverages like pear juice and more! Very good service and the interior atmosphere is spacious with plenty of tables. Highly recommended!

What an amazing little find!!! I'm so glad that we decided to give it a try despite the poor…read morereviews - they had amazing ddukbokki and yookgaejang and seafood pancakes. We were all thoroughly impressed by the dishes!

It's a cozy restaurant that was packed for the night. Don't expect much for ambiance, will say they…read morekeep it clean though. Ordered the Tteok-bokki, japchae and tofu stew which came out in ten minutes. The standout were the rice cakes for being chewy but still flavor fully impressed in the sauce. The stew was great for the windy weather but not a stand out. Japchae noodles were decent, chewy, springy but again missing some flavor. Service was subpar most because we asked for water twice and didn't receive it. Understand that they were rushing to close but it takes like a minute Solid food and good value for money.

3.5 stars Although initially into the restaurants dinner…read moretime menu and the fact of being hungry, I did not have the same experience my second go around. The food for the lunch special was bland and flavorless (maybe the bulgogi needs the spice). I was the first person in the establishment so when I was seated the employees were just staring at me eating for the whole 30 minutes that I was there (a bit uncomfortable). I first thought it was because they were checking to time out giving me the check, but I ended up approaching them to pay once finished. I held too high of expectations for the lunch menu, featuring blandness soup with an oversized spoon (didn't finish at all), okay tasting side salads, and flavorless main dish.

I ordered a Chicken Bibimbap for delivery through Uber Eats and it was fine. Not bad but nothing…read moreexceptional. Toppings were fine and the chicken was good but quite a little portion, the rice itself was really good though.

Jay Rayner wrote a glowing review of this Korean restaurant, praising its 'filthy' Korean fried…read morechicken. Apparently, KFC at its best! Who doesn't want fried chicken that's so dirty, it's good!? Well, filthy it was but for all the wrong reasons. We started with the Jihwaja Hansang, a sharing platter with a little bit of everything off their menu. It was a massive plate topped with what seemed like reheated frozen party finger foods from a Korean version of an Iceland supermarket. Everything tasted bland and flavourless. The jeon was mushy. The mandu deep fried and greasy. The beef galbi was like sliced pieces of shoe leather. Overall, a disappointing and borderline disgusting plate of food. Then came the chicken. It was an entire bird, battered and fried. I was expecting perfectly crisp morsels of fried chicken tossed in a spicy, sticky sauce. Instead, we got a mass of badly chopped up chicken pieces dumped on a plate. The first piece I tried to bite into was the chicken neck. Yes, the neck. I'm Asian and have eaten a lot of iffy things but this was just bizarre. All the other pieces were covered in soggy coating that just slid off the meat. The sauce had no flavour whatsoever. I ate because I was hungry but seriously, it was some of the worst fried chicken I've ever had. There was very little redeeming about the food. They should be embarrassed to be serving this stuff up. Even the average places in Soho puts this place to shame. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Food is really good. The beef was really nicely marinated and wasn't too expensive. The steaks we…read moregot were fairly well priced too. Service is great and they even cook your food for you. Overall, spent around £80 for 3 people

Soho Korean barbecue - and only so-so. Arang had good meats (fatty and flavorful beef tongue, pork…read morebelly, and ribeye) for their authentic tabletop charcoal grills, but unfortunately, the good news stops there. If you're used to Korean BBQ anywhere there's a solid Koreatown, you know to expect the banchan to be complimentary and plentiful. I mean, that's part of what makes Korean BBQ such a fun experience! Arang, however, charges for the banchan (and we had to buy 2 "orders" of banchan for the 5 of us; each banchan order comprised of 3 small meager dishes), as well as for the kimchee, the namuls - we even had to pay extra for the lettuce leaves for eating the grilled meat as ssam! I can't tell you how dismaying it is to be nickel-and-dimed this way (or would this be "penced-and-shillinged" in Britain?) as it really detracted from the pleasure and hospitality of Korean barbecue. Other than the barbecue offerings, Arang's other dishes are uneven in quality and taste. Their bindaeduk was very thick, un-crispy, as well as un-flavorful, and was made the cheap and easy way with mung bean powder rather than ground fresh mung beans. A mixed seafood and vegetable rice dish (haemul-deopbap) was more American Chinese than Korean (and tasted it too - not to diss American Chinese cookery, that is). However, a Korean mixed seafood fry (modom-jeon) was quite tasty - and thank goodness it was, as it was one of the priciest items in their menu. The service was good, however, attentive and polite, and the waitress working our grill was a delight. That kept our collective opinion of Arang at 3 stars rather than 2.