What an unexpected find on the walk from my office in Covent Garden to Tottenham Court station for my commute home! Nestled opposite Caffe Nero in a glass building like all the others around St Giles Plaza, about a block from the Cambridge Theater is where you will find this hidden gem. After my long day, I was craving something good to eat before getting on the train, and boy, am I glad I stumbled upon this spot! I'm a fan of Korean BBQ but hadn't indulged since arriving in the UK five years ago. I went full glutton mode with pork dumplings, belly pork (not the spicy one), veggies, plain white rice, and, to add a little protein variety figured why not also try the KFC--Korean Fried Chicken for those unfamiliar with the terminology. The pork dumplings, veggies, and white rice arrived quickly. The dumplings were fresh, hot, and delicious, served with a divine soy sauce-based dipping sauce with green onions. I devoured them in no time. The veggies--finely grated pickled radishes, spinach, and bean sprouts--were my guilt order for having an otherwise carnivore meal. They were delicious alone and paired perfectly with my rice and BBQ pork belly. The pork belly arrived pre-cut into bite-sized pieces, looking beautiful, pink, and fresh. My single order had 10 pieces neatly arranged on what looked to be authentic rectangular Korean crockery. A metal pair of tongs was provided for cooking, along with a two-sided sauce dish featuring soy sauce and sesame oil (if memory serves). Now, about that KFC. I didn't need it with everything else I'd ordered, but I foolishly went for the 5-piece, expecting a tiny portion. Instead, I got the most generous 5-piece chicken portion of my life--no less than 12 mini chicken pieces, all hot, crispy, and delicious. While it didn't excite me as much as the pork items, it was still a treat. The KFC came with three sauce choices, I went with the kimchi mayo which didn't disappoint. I also requested soybean paste, which was provided free of charge. It was flavorful and delicious, just the way I like it. The restaurant, with its all-glass design, offered a bonus opportunity for people-watching while I stuffed my face with yummy Korean BBQ on a random Thursday afternoon. Despite dining alone, I didn't feel awkward or bored. The friendly and attentive wait staff, quick service, and great food combination recommendations kept me entertained. They even gave me a complimentary shot of traditional cinnamon dessert wine before I settled my bill--big red chewing gum vibes and absolutely divine. All in all I'd give this place 10 out of 10 and add it to my regular restaurant rotation if I was in the office more often. All the food was beautifully presented, almost too cute to eat, but that didn't stop me from devouring every last morsel. I even took photos to document this. read more

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This place is not recommended:( my family & I was visiting from Las Vegas and wanted to try SuperStar BBQ, because we love Korean food and wanted this place to be our las meal here July 17, 2023 and it was very disappointing, the customer service smh ‍ I'm not gonna get into specifics, but if you decide to go to this restaurant, please don't tell the staff /Waitress the food is very salty and the noodle were Soggie (ie. Jap chae) warning do not comment, or they will ignore your table, ‍ our Jap Chae looked like noodle congie ‍ the manager didn't even come to our table to acknowledge nor bother saying any. They didn't even ask how was everything, Only time they came over to say anything was when they brought the £248 bill. Poor management!! Worse customer service my family & I experienced. Never come here again!! read more

SuperStar BBQ - Soggie & Salty Jap Chae ‍ - Korean Near Me - London, XGL

I think the food here tasted nice, but it definitely wasn't value for money. I had Korean bbq and for the amount of meat that they give you, and the fact that each lettuce piece is one leaf sliced IN HALF, it should've been cheaper. I also ordered Japchae as a side which tasted okay, but I've had better and it was also overpriced in my opinion. Banchan does NOT come with the bbq by the way, so you have to spend more money on that. The service was okay, the interior looked nice and the food tasted nice, so that's why I gave it three stars, but I don't think I'll be coming here again, simply for the fact that it's a tad bit overpriced. read more

I'm so turned on to Korean food after eating here only once! Kimchi has always been something I can enjoy from time to time, but apparently radish kimchi is a thing, and its amazing! My friends and I did not opt to turn the grill on, but they do have this available. I sampled the beef short rib from a friend and that soft, savory meat is unforgettable. The flavors were just so well done with all of the hot, sweet, tangy spices that should be there. I cannot remember the name of this tea that they served, but I hadn't heard of it before and it had a very distinct, yet enjoyable, flavor. I ordered a kimchi soup and it was great (especially because I was starting to feel a cold coming on at the time). They offered dessert, like flavored ice creams, but we walked to a nearby bubble tea place to round out our Asian food cravings for the night. read more

I love Korean barbecues. It's such a social thing although I do understand not everyone likes paying to cook their own food. But maybe if knew a place that sell high cuts of meat for a good price, found the time to cut it, marinate it, have a big enough fridge to rest it all and and then an indoor smokeless barbecue then maybe I might consider. I don't so I come here. Plus it's pretty romantic. I cook for you and you cook for me... *heart melts* I use to go to Kintan to satisfy my BBQ cravings but sadly Kintan, I've found somewhere better. Superstar BBQ serves higher quality of food across their whole menu and not just focusing on their barbecue meats but also their small dishes. Their service is also quicker. The only thing I want to complain out is the cold draft coming in making it extremely difficult to tolerate. Even when the barbecue was on, it didn't warm us up. On to our food... We started with a pot of green tea which turns out to be genmaicha (roasted brown rice green tea). It was a lovely surprise. Soothing and warming! Five pieces of KFC in sweet soy Where a lot of Kintan's small dishes were uninspiring and bland, Superstar places a lot of attention to detail on their small plates. Their fried chicken for example was amazing. It didn't look like much at first with a little sauce drizzled here and there. But the batter was light and airy, seasoned perfectly and covering lovely succulent pieces of chicken. Japchae Everyone is raving on about the japchae and they have every reason to. The glass noodles were silky, sticky and full of bounce, stir fried in a lovely sweet soy and sesame oil marinate. We ordered the vegetable version instead of the other beef option and there was a lovely mix of crunchiness and softer textures. Very delicious. Mandoo It is as good as dumplings can get. The skin was crisp on one side from being grilled yet soft and thin on the other side, incasing a lovely juicy pork meatball that was bursting with flavour from the addition of greens mixed in. Seafood pajeon Seafood pa jeon unfortunately was more like vegetable pa jeon. There was barely any seafood in sight, maybe the occasional baby shrimp. It was a little thinned out and more dense than I prefer but the flavours were fine. Yuk hwae. I adored the beef tartare and how wonderfully slippery and fresh it was. The meat was tender, springy with lovely balanced flavours of sweetness from the juicy pear and the creamy yolk. Rib galbi Recommended throughout social media these did not disappoint. It was enriched with a lovely sweet savoury marinate, beautifully tender and juicy. Wine pork These however were disappointing being quite bland and chewy. I couldn't taste the wine either. Speciality marinated lamb These were incredibly tasty. The marinate brought in so much flavour and depth. It is just as tender as the rib galbi but even sweeter in taste. Chicken boolgogi These came as thigh meat which were much to my preference being more flavoursome and tender in general. They were also well seasoned so you can taste the flavours throughout the whole chicken. Lettuce and miso paste These were to wrap the meats after they were cooked. But I found the choice of lettuce they used kind of poor as they were rougher and denser compared to, let's say the round lettuce, which masked a lot of the softer texture and flavour of the meat. The miso paste however helped bring out more flavour. Galbi Tang A great way to wash down all the food was a type of Korean clear beef soup that had a generous portion of beef brisket stewing in it for hours creating a rich and soothing broth, full of flavour and perfect for a cold winter's day. Honey quince shaved ice We ordered one of their infamous shaved ice that is quite pricey for £6.95. It was lovely with the grated syrup orange peel, which balanced out with the sweet condensed milk, sour plum, honey and the shaved ice itself that took away the sickliness. I was really surprised about how good Superstar BBQ was as their uncreative name does not help. I suppose you should never judge a book by its cover. Being in St Giles it is a very gorgeous building in a gorgeous location too, with floor to ceiling windows and lovely wooden booths surrounding the dessert and drinks bar. Looking forward to going again when my next craving hits. read more

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This was such a disappointing experience! Perhaps I've just had better menus and better service in Canada, Beijing, and Hong Kong... but I felt this place is lacking in all directions. Too expensive for the quality you're getting. I ordered a simple tea. The water was warm and the pot was only half full. Jap Chae was a tiny little portion. Kimchi was over priced. Korean Fried chicken was bland and not what KFC is suppose to look like. I really dispise servers when they stand at the table as you sort out the bill among friends. It's a lot of pressure. But that's what they did. The only saving grace about this restaurant is their Tofu Kimchi. Cant' go wrong there. read more

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If you crave Korean BBQ in central London, this is the place. Nice atmosphere and decoration, but space between tables are tiny, sometimes feels like there is no privacy at all and you can just elbow into the next table. The BBQ is well marinated and with decent flavours. However, the cooking board may not all be rinsed by water enough, sometimes you can smell the cleaning detergent when you first start to do the BBQ. Another downside is the service - it really puzzles me why it takes SO long to serve up plates of raw meat that's already been marinated?! read more

SuperStar BBQ - Korean BBQ, chicken and pork, but marinated beef is the best - we finished those first. - Korean Near Me - London, XGL

I thought SuperStar BBQ was A-OK. There were a couple of strange things that meant I couldn't give it 4-5 stars, but I did really enjoy all the food. The portions are not huge, but we were full for about £23, including drinks...so it's not bad value. ** The kimchi and namul were all good (although the portions of these are teeny) **** I really liked the kimchi jeon pancake **** Their Jap che (glass noodles) are super tasty too (although Jap che is always tasty!) *** The bibimbap was alright - although I've had much better in London Meat: **** belly pork was looovely (I didn't get much as my friends munched it so fast!) **** spicy pork was really good too, and was a larger portion. *** the kalbi was pretty good. *** sesame garlic sirloin was yummy! **** I liked all the veggies, and loved that it came with a huge piece of garlic for us to roast. *KFC fail* I really wanted to order lots of KFC...it was the thing I was most looking forward to. However, even though it was pretty early on a Tuesday evening, they'd already run out. Two different waiters broke the sad news to us (no chicken - le sigh!) ...but then they still tried to charge us for it. They had to check several times and kept asking "are you sure you didn't get served chicken in a little silver bucket!?" It seemed like they didn't believe us. It was like rubbing salt into a chicken-less wound. *mini rant for yelpers* I don't mind paying for kimchi and namul in London. It's mean when yelpers deduct stars for that. It's not like it is a normal dish here, so you shouldn't expect to get everything for free! Please remember this isn't Korea or America. Having said that, charging £3 for a few bits of lettuce was a total rip off!! read more

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Great place if you're looking for Korean BBQ! The meat is well marinated and bimbimbap is amazing! Though my only nagging concern was the use of lettuce in their Korean BBQ, hence the only reason why I took 1 star away; should have use Romanian lettuce?! Price wise - good for value Waiting time - be prepared to wait! We waited in the bar which was pretty entertaining with the same song on loop, and a bar with no bartender. To be fair, they had the occasional waiter/waitress coming down to get your drinks order. read more

A cool place if you are in the area. Busy but not too much so quite easy to get a table. The meat is not the best Korean bbq Ive been too but its still good and cheap. The spicy chicken was my fav. It s a good place for a group outing as convivial and let s face it bbquing with friends! read more

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This place was crowded, reservation is highly recommended. This modern and feels like an "western"-restaurant. I instantly noticed the amazing interior from a far distance when I walked toward the restaurant with seemingly only windows as walls. The restaurant might feel airy and open but there are no direct vacuum/fan/ventilation directly above the BBQ grill so you will leave with a smell on your clothes. The meat was great but the lettuce and vegetables felt really disappointing. The vegetables was way to expensive, you got a small plate for £4-5. Normally you get quite a lot of kimchi but here you only get 4-5 leaves. The Japchae I orded was so good I had to order another plate, recommended! The service was OK, the restaurant is curved so you cant really contact a waiter unless you wait for them to come or you leaving your chair. The only reason why this place gets 4 stars instead of 5 is because it's too pricey, especially the vegetables. read more

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Wonderful service and internal decor, this Korean restaurant is let down by its poor, measly and expensive food. We ordered a pajeon (seafood pancake) to start, which was tiny and lacking much seafood. Much unlike good korean restaurants, the kimchi was an expensive addition. We ordered kalbi, which came in a pitifully small portion. The meat was fine - nothing special, but we felt like we were leaving still hungry and significantly poorer. This stylish place won't dethrone the other, cheaper, more generous and korean restaurants in the area. read more

SuperStar BBQ - Tiny portions of meat. - Korean Near Me - London, XGL

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This place has a hip decor and at face value it looks really trendy. But it is not a great dining experience apart from the decor. Food: we order a Korean hotspot with pork and tofu, there were three pieces of tofu and mostly chewy tendon pork in the greasy broth. We also got the rice cakes, it is not well cooked (doused in sauce) and the order is the size of a banchan. Speaking of Banchan, this place does not offer it for free, you have to order it as a side. This is generally how I know if a place is legit Korean or not. Banchan is traditionally served before your order arrives for free. Similar to bread in French/Italian restaurants. KFC was okay although it was not well-dressed, most of the dressing is at the bottom of the bucket they served it in. I'm used to the restaurant tossing the chicken in the sauce before serving. Service: service was okay, a waiter we talked to kept trying to leave when we are still talking. I wouldn't recommend this place to people looking for an authentic Korean experience and we wouldn't be returning. It's just not worth it. read more

Good Korean restaurant! Nice place to hang out with friend. Not expensive and suit for a part of 3-5 read more

SuperStar BBQ - Korean Near Me - London, XGL

My first visit of SuperStar BBQ was during their second week of opening and came out thinking whether I would visit again. However, they did a one day 50% off for food and I took the opportunity to revisit. It was wonderful to see the improvements that had been made in the food and the staff seem to be better trained. The KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) in sweet chilli sauce is one of my favourite on the menu. You can order in either 5, 10 and 22 pieces. The first time we ordered the five pieces but only counted four pieces. We had more people in our recent visit and ordered a bucket containing 22 pieces (hopefully it did!). There are other sauces (special soy, kimchi mayo) you can choose but I feel it's never the same if it not the sweet chilli sauce. Both time it was cooked beautifully, succulent chicken pieces with a slight crispy coating wrapped in a sticky sweet spicy sauce. The pa jeon I was greatly surprised to find had improved since our first visit. The texture and the taste of the batter was definitely much better. Even when it arrived to the table it looked more comparable to the par jeon you would find at other London restaurants. The jap chae is served with or without beef (additional £1.50), which gives you the option to cater for vegetarian or non-beef eater. The dish was full of flavour but I felt the glass noodle was a touch too soft. Also the portion was small for £6, compared to others places. Although the menu is simple there are still a wide variety of choice for BBQ. There is a section for beef, lamb chicken, seafood and vegetables. We ordered both the rib galbi (£7), as well as the sesame & garlic sirloin beef (£8.50). I would recommend the bolgogi rib galbi beef which is much tender and full of flavour from the marinated sauce. Belly pork (£7) was served thinly slice which is how and it should be served. The pork had a good consistent of lean and fat meat. The kimchee soup at Superstar BBQ is good which is served in a traditional Korean soup bowl and comes with a separate bowl of rice. The soup is like a stew which consisted of tofu, Kimchee and sliced pork. It was spicy but not burning for me. It's defintely a dish that is great for the cold winter season. I am glad to have revisit Superstar BBQ because the improvements has made a different. It would be a place I would consider to recommend if you looking for Korean food. The range of dishes that is offered in the menu gives you a good overview of Korean cuisines. It does depends what you order, but you could easily spend over £20 at Superstar BBQ. I did felt some of the portion was small and expensive so be careful not to break your piggy bank! There are set menu ranging from £25 to £35 (excluding drinks and service charge) which looks great if you not sure what to order. read more

I went yesterday for a BBQ night with my friends. It was not great, but it was not bad. All in all not very memorable. We had Korean beer and some mandoo - they were good, crispy and not too oily. Then we ordered several things to share for the BBQ. The sesame and garlic beef was good quality meat with a good marinade (but at £8.50 for 100g it better be). The chicken bulgogi was good as well although not marinated enough for my taste. The marinated lamb was a bit bland. Biggest disappointment: the mixed veggies. We were already picturing ourselves grilling yummy veggies on the BBQ and dipping them in spicy sauce. We had two pieces of sweet potatoes, four tiny pieces of onions, a few bits of red peppers, three slices of courgette, two of aubergine and maybe three of mushroom. I don't get it. Vegetables are cheap. This cost us £6. Their miso paste is good but £3 for a little bit of miso paste and six salad leaves? Seriously? I know it seems like I'm being stingy but honestly I don't mind paying more for great food but this was just okay. I know the rent in the area must be quite expensive, but all the other places on Central St Giles have better value for money I think. Also, it might be because I really really like Korean BBQ and stuck to that instead of trying the other dishes (which according to the other reviews are really good). The service was... slightly awkward. When the BBQ was hot enough someone just came and put the meat on it for us and then left with my friend's tongs (they give you nice purple tongs to put the meat on the grill without burning yourself :) ). That was majorly weird. Our waiters and waitresses were all very sweet but on a Tuesday night at 8.30 the place was more than half empty and they were a bit restless and kept coming to see us. Every five minutes. To check if we were okay. We were. We paid around £20 per person but to be honest I was still a little hungry. That being said I do eat a lot (hey I need energy, I spend most of my time being excited and running around). The place is really nice. High ceilings, little bubble lights, beautiful wooden tables, well dressed waiters and waitresses. It is an OK place. The lunch menu they offer seems like good value (it's £14.50) because their meat really is good quality. Not the worst choice if you're in the area - but not the best one! read more

SuperStar BBQ - Mushrooms & lamb - Korean Near Me - London, XGL

My mouse hovered between 3 and 5 star for this one, so I went for 4. (I have always been told that I go with the easy way out, sorry). So why did I want to give them a 5? BECAUSE KOREAN BBQ. I just love cooking my own food (when not at home) - everything here was super tasty, the menus were a very good value for money (for Central London). We went for a £25 p/p menu and had LOADS enough to eat, including noodles, gyoza, meat, rice, miso soup and a desert. And why did I want to give them a 3? Well, I hate bad service. We were told that we needed to wait about 15-20min for a table, and ended up waiting 45min. The waiters were a bit ditzy, not really with it, and generally just not helpful. They weren't "bad" per se, but urgh, when you've already been there over 1h30 you just don't like having your drinks "forgotten". Would go back, just not on a Friday evening. read more

I was at an event in the area and looking for a late dinner around 9 PM. My first thought was to go to Ippudo or Kanada-Ya for a bowl of ramen, hoping there was not a line, but once by Ippudo I saw SuperStar BBQ next door, which apparently has flown under my new restaurant radar. It had been too long since I had a good Korean BBQ, and I could see empty booths in the window, so we ducked in to check it out. It took no time to decide to go for the set menu, as I was with someone that had never tried Korean BBQ before. It was £25 for the most basic version that we got, but there is also a £30 and £35 version that has more starters and different meats. For starters, got kimchi, japchae, dumplings, and few other pickled vegetable plates for appetizers. I thought that the japchae was heavy on the vegetables and light on the actual noodles, but otherwise they were quite nice. We got three types of meat, and we were recommended to eat them in the order of chicken bulgolgi, beef bulgolgi, and spicy pork, from less seasoned to more seasoned. This came with lettuce wraps and a delicious miso paste, two dipping sauces, a bowl of miso soup, rice, and some raw vegetables to also throw on the grill. The grill was ready to go within 2 minutes and we each had our own tongs to handle the raw meat. The meat slices were very thin so they cooked quickly. No one came by to check on our cooking, but it was rather straightforward, and there was also a guide on the table. The meal finished with a cinnamon punch that I'd never tried before and some fresh fruit that had been thoughtfully arranged, i.e. the orange peel had been cut away from the fruit so it was easy to eat, and the apple slice had its peel carved. We also enjoyed a small glass of the Kirin beer on tap. I really enjoyed the dining experience and especially liked that it was not too busy, we didn't feel rushed despite dining until nearly 10 PM, and the modern glass space with the high ceilings is a pretty unique feel for London. read more

The food here is pretty good but the portions are smaller than what I'm used to. I expected more kimchi and meats with our order for the price. The staff were nice enough to wait for our party to arrive inside. There is an hour and a half limit which I'm accustomed to in the states but usually if it's all you can eat, which this place is not. read more

Korean BBQ that is open, airy, purpose built into the tables and you probably don't need a reservation! Stumbled upon this one after giving up on the queue at Kanada Ya once again and was not disappointed. We went for the set menu 1 which, for 25 per person is actually quite a bit of food but not an amazing value for money. I would have liked if they had some other wrap leaf options but it does the trick when you want to stop in and grill some meat, will probably do ala carte next time and hone in on our favorites. read more

Good but expensive. Also i feel packed in, our tables seem very close together. At least I didn't have to wait in line for ramen like a stooge. read more

The food was OK. We had some of the BBQ meats (lamb + feathered beef) which were good. We were advised to get the 'Lettuce and Miso' plate, which turned out to be 5 leaves of lettuce and a small pot of dip for the exorbitant price of £3. We also had the Bibimbap (pork I think) which was really good. The service was good but I just found it a bit underwhelming overall. read more

Really mediocre Korean food. Unfortunately not very authentic. And NEVER have I been to a Korean restaurant where you pay for the bunchun! (the side dishes like kimchee and sprouts). Koreans eat this with every meal so it always just comes with your meal. Also it's a little pricey. Sorry but just not worth the money. read more

MMM yuummm, love Koreans grills and this place offers pretty good value for money. A whole lot of meat for a fixed price. Good services and nice atmoshpere combine for a good experience. read more

During my visit to London, my wife wanted Korean food, and we happened to noticed this place while trying to find another Korea restaurant. Since we couldn't find the other place, and we were in the area, we decided to try this place. Big Mistake. As my wife and I are used to eating Korean food in places including South Korea (Seoul, Daegu, Daejun and other areas) and the U.S. (New York, Los Angeles, NJ, Boston, Michigan, etc...), we were very disappointed in the food and pricing. Expected things to be more expensive as we were in the city of London, but did not expect banchan, rice (2 pounds), and kim (seaweed) to be individually charged. Even with the favorable dollar to pound rate, it was more expensive than it should have been. The galbi meat was not on the bone, the portions were thinly sliced, and was in small quantity. The waitress was advising me to dip the galbi either in the sweet or oily sauces. Real galbi does not need to be dipped as it should already be marinated in the Korean style bbq sauce. It tasted more like jumullok/jumulok i.e. unmarinated Korean rib meat. My wife had the kimchee jigae, but it was more like kimchee gook since it was watered down. The only place I have ever had worse Korean food was either from a Korean place in Maui (see my reviews of Korean restaurants from Maui) or a relative that doesn't know how to cook Korean. To add insult to injury, the place was cold overall. It was even colder than the entryway which had a heater warming people as they entered and left the restaurant. As I was so hungry after this visit, my wife and I had a second dinner later in the evening at Wagamama near our hotel. Although I don't normally like Asian fusion, it was better food than this place. read more

This is the go to Korean bbq place that me and my friends go to. Not only that the staff are very friendly and helpful but also the food are very good. We always enjoy eating the spicy pork and beef BBQ. Overall, I would recommend going here and we will definitely comeback. read more

SuperStar BBQ - Korean Near Me - London, XGL

Went there on 28/09/19 had a reservation for 2 at 17:00. When we arrived, a man approached us and asked if we had a reservation, i said yes, he checked and the first thing he said was, we need your table back by 6:30pm, he didn't say anything else after that and guided us to our table then he left. i was looking around and the place was 2/5 full. Another man took our orders and he was very kind and answered all our questions (that's what the extra star is for). our food came and the servings were really small. One order of lettuce was 3 leaves sliced in 2, which made me and my bf laugh. the kimchi i ordered was really hot and i was confused bec I've never had warm kimchi before, i didn't question it because i thought it was a thing. We finished eating and after around 5 min, a man approached our table and was already giving our bill, which i didn't even ask for yet, and what if i wanted dessert? i checked the time and it was only 5:45, so we were only there for 45 min upon arrival. i found it a bit weird that they were already giving our bill but i didn't question it so we just paid and left. as we were leaving, my bf said thank you to a couple of the servers but none of them--absolute none of them said thank you back. We just thought it was weird but wasn't that offended. We love Korean bbq and we are aiming to try all asian restaurants in London, and i don't think we will go back to superstar BBQ. =) read more

SuperStar BBQ does exactly what it says on its brand name, the BBQ items were indeed pretty dame good, great marinating on the meats in a modern, well spread out, comforting setting. The none BBQ items were less impressive however, fairly average and quality wise, were something you can easily found elsewhere. The risk of indoor BBQ is the smokiness could get out of control and make the whole dining room extremely greasy in smell, but thanks to the high ceiling and large space, this is not such an issue for SuperStar BBQ. Together with the affordable prices, this makes an excellent venue for Korean BBQ. read more

The worst Korean bbq ive been to in London. Decided to eat here due to the modern decor, cocktails and raving reviews. However there were no cocktails and food was not authentic at all. The beef was chewy, chicken was about to expire and japchae extremely bland. Please avoid if you value your taste buds. read more

Service was really good, especially for a Korean bbq. The food itself was decently priced, although the portions weren't huge, and sides (and rice) were not included, which all Korean bbqs should offer. They also offered flavoured soju, but that was very expensive. Food tasted pretty good, but not amazing. Good experience overall, but could've been a little better. read more

Great food, fast service, didn't have to wait for a table, great location, no sides and rice with BBQ. BUT THEY REFILLED THE WATER WHICH SORRY THATS A WIN FOR ME (also flavoured soju which seems to be difficult one to find in London) read more

I would rather give minor stars. The service was terrible. I went yesterday with a happy mood, and stood inside of the entrance for five minutes and no one come to ask me for sitting in. I asked a waiter for a table for two, he asked me "reservation?" I said no, and he said he would go check, and then he continually served plates without letting me know how long should I wait and etc. I went to the corner counter asked a older guy looked like nothing to do and said I had two, suddenly many people came inside the restaurant and he asked me "reservation?" I said no, and he looked across me to asked the other lady who walked in the restaurant after me about 10 minutes, she said she had reservation. And the old guy continually looked and asked across me to two guys also came in latter than me and they didn't have reservation, and I asked again, I had two. He said I was later then all the people just walked in, I literally said I WAS BEFORE THEM...and the two guys said yes I was before them, and the old restaurant guy said" it doesn't matter". Wait, hello, I saw this old guy wondering in the bar counter corner when I walked in and he didn't notice customers walked in this restaurant? All I want at that moment is "I have two people, if you have table now good let me know and walk me in; if not, that's fine, tell me how long should I wait and I will see if it worths the wait", this is a really common sense the old guy should know as a restaurant whatever position he was. Terrible service and don't even mention the food, not interested in knowing how it is. Bye read more