Seoul Bakery in Camden

I've never eaten Korean before and spotted this small delight on the way to visit the British Museum. Just caught the end of their morning session, they take a break 3 to 5. There's only a dozen seats and it was almost full but I squeezed on to a shared table. Advised by a fellow patron chose bibimbap. It was delicious and I could see the guy preparing it. It's says it's family run and that was so evident when I upended my bowl and lost half of my food. No problem they just gave me another bowl and quickly cleaned up the mess. They were so lovely about it.

The bibimbap was excellent, as well as the spicy seafood soup. Nice, small, fresh place with friendly service. Full points, will visit again!

I have no idea why this simple place is called a bakery. It is nothing of the kind but a nice eating establishment for a Korean snack or meal. Conveniently located near the British Museum, we went for a late lunch after visiting an exhibition. It is small and the few tables were packed -apparently there is often a queue at busy times. But it is not a place to linger so turnover is quick. My husband, who is kimchi aficionado, ordered the kimchi fried rice. I opted for one of their meal deals, a vegetarian bibimbap which came complete with a clear soup and a separate portion of kimchi. A large carafe of water was placed on the table. The food was pretty good. Service was friendly and obliging, and the bill was moderate, about £18 for two.

Cafe style Korean restaurant serving great Korean food. I went for vegetable rice which was actually packed with flavour and decent portion. Service was great. I did have to ask to put the k-pop music down a bit which was quite loud. A few minutes from Tottenham Court Road station so this really is a great casual lunch spot whilst shopping in central London.

One of my favourite Korean restaurants, being of a more traditional cafe style rather than a 'posh' restaurant, it has K-Pop memorabilia for sale and graffiti on the wall. The food is authentic and never fails to please,we have been here numerous times (probably monthly). The only downside is because the food is so good and the place so small you may have to queue - sometimes we have queued for 10 minutes other times an hour so be prepared to wait but it is worth it in my opinion.

Very yummy takeaway for lunch, had the beef bibimbap and beef kimbap! Food came very quickly and food was very flavorful! I love the sauce and the fried egg was amazing. Price was reasonable.

Seoul Bakery would always be my go-to korean street food shop/stall on London. It's not only kpop fan friendly but also gives that nostalgia of being actually in Seoul and having korean street food.

Very small cafe with very few seats and lots of graffities on it's wall. Outside of this very small cafe; there is a very long queue.

Dumpling topokki was so delicious. The sauce was sweet and spicy👌🏼. Kimchi pancake was crispy and so delicious. Beef with cheese ghimbap was nice, but I find it a bit dry…it would be better if a sauce is added to it. The employee was okay. Prices very are suitable. Make sure to go early, otherwise you’ll have to queue.

Most amazing kimchi fried rice I’m obsessed with this place. My son loved the udon which was not spicy. Everything is tasty fresh and very reasonable in price with good portions.

Nice place and tasty food - worth a visit - good for lunch! It's a really neat small restaurant with loads of cute writing on the walls... I got the Kimichi Fried Rice - super tasty!

A place for friends. Economic and delicious Korean food, though room is too small. Great for gathering if you don’t mind waiting in the queue and sharing a table with other customers.

I have tried every single item on their menu and it’s all delicious. Kpop merchandise to buy and pleasant kpop music which isn’t too loud. It’s lovely and despite only having 3 tables, it’s always nice to sit next to someone because everyone is nice there, every time I’ve been there and I’ve been there over 15 times. The bibimbap is delicious and at £3.50 per plate you’ll be hard pressed to find a better location. I always order bibimbap, a seafood pancake and some type of noodle and have never ever been disappointed. This is definitely a hidden gem. One of my favourite things is plum tea - not from can, and if you ask nicely they will make it cold too (it doesn’t mix as well tho) Please be nice to the staff because they work hard and fast every time, and there’s a lot of Kpop merchandise you can buy and a whole menu of delicious food that they make there. I always enjoy their walls with Kpop star signiatures and our own that we’re always happy to contribute to. What an amazing wall. Anyway this is my favourite food in the world. I can’t stress enough how good the food is here. It feels authentic and I love it. It’s so good I could cry because I want to go there so bad.

The queue is always quicker than it looks (fast service!) and I love the guest-do-your-own graffiti and the mini K-pop shop. I lived locally (until covid) and it was my fave place to eat, hang out with friends or get a takeaway. Such good value. No complaints from going there over several years and taking all my friends and family there. I really hope they've adapted to covid and are surviving!! Cannot wait for my next Bibimbap there...

Very authentic korean food. It was super delicious! Tasted different meals everytime me and my friend went there on our holiday. It was just amazing food for a really good price. also the resturant was really cozy :D

I’ve been to Seoul Bakery on numerous occasions and I leave happy and full every single time. The value for money is incredible and the food is absolutely delicious. Staff is also always very friendly. It’s quite small and can get a bit busy so be prepared to wait sometimes! It’s worth it though

My son found this place and took me there on Sunday. It's a very small room, you can't book tables. The queue of Koreans down the street was a good sign and despite the 30 min wait it was well worth it. All prepared and cooked onsite it was a very satisfying meal and pleasantly fair priced for this part of London. Takeaways also available.

Been here on multiple occasions just to take away (would love to eat in but the waiting time is always too long). Incredible food for very cheap prices. A personal favourite for my lunch breaks

SB is recommended as a place to visit to buy KPop merchandise as there are few places to buy things. After watching a YouTube video raving about the small basement room and the variety of stock available I booked a trip to London to take my 15 year old daughter. Disappointed is an understatement. There are lots of small photo cards and other mini items to buy. There were a handful of larger photo items all overpriced. There is a locked cupboard displaying albums that can be bought again overpriced. My daughter bought one album £10 cheaper in Fopp (a record shop in Covent Garden area). Avoid the basement shop. I cant comment on the food as we didn't eat but I can say there was a queue before opening and one lady highly recommended eating there. This more advice for KPop fans

这家店的服务真的很垃圾 下雨天让我们在门 外等着 大老远过来吃饭 说我们挡住通道 只有我们在等 如果有顾客进来我们是第一个 挡谁的通道

I like the ramen and rice dish, tteokbokki not that great though. The bibimbap is very cheap. I like the decorations though!

맛은 괜찮은 편이고 가격이 굉장히 저렴해요. 하지만 매장이 너무 작고 갈때마다 웨이팅이 너무 길어서 포기한적이 한두번이 아닙니다ㅠㅠ 김치볶음밥 사랑해요ㅠㅠ

No íbamos a comer, sino a visitar la habitación de kpop merchandise que tienes que reservar con anticipación. Cierran de 14 a 17h por lo que me sorprendió que había cola fuera de gente esperando para comer, ya que es un sitio pequeño. La comida tenía una pinta espectacular. Pero siendo Londres estaría bien que no cerraran a mediodía así habría más posibilidad de probarla. Aún asi, totalmente recomendable.

The space was a bit small and bibimbap was average. However, it was conveniently located near the British Museum, so it was quite a nice place for a quick lunch. Cash only

Behind a tiny shop front in a quiet street away from the hustle and bustle of Tottenham Court Road, this modest Korean restaurant (not really a bakery despite the name) serves classic dishes like Bulgogi and Bibimbap with the ever present kimchi in case you need an extra kick of chilli. You may be sitting at the simplest wooden tables and be surrounded by walls covered in students’ scribbled messages but the food is spot on, good quality ingredients (important when beef is involved), good spicing and cooked just right. And all for really rock bottom prices. Strangely they are open at lunchtime then again in the early evening but only until 7.30pm. I didn’t ask why. Expect to queue.

The food is delicious and great value but it leaves my mouth tasting like grease. It's also almost always busy so you might have to wait.

Authentic Korean food, price is rather good for central London. It's a really small place so make sure you get there early, and don't visit if you're the type of people who is uncomfortable with eating amongst strangers on the same table.

Hurtig betjening, fantastisk mad og gode priser

Et hyggeligt lille madsted, med alternativt udsmykning.

The food is truly fresh, especially the hand-made kimchi and gimbap. The atmosphere is great, and an amazing place to hangout with friends. The customer service is outstanding: it's fast and the employees are very polite.

The shop is very near British museum, easy to find. Inside the shop full of KPOP signature, nice food and cheap eats.

Such amazing and authentic Korean food, I am already excited to go back again when I return to London. And the prices are very good!

He oído muchos comentarios sobre este lugar, así que tenía curiosidad para ir a la panadería y la comida de Seúl Realmente te dan un sabor de Corea del Sur con la comida que la oferta personal. Tuve rabokki con bolas de la primera vez que fui (sólo pagamos £6) y ahora que es todo lo que recibes, simplemente no puedo conseguir suficiente de ella. Recomiendo encarecidamente este lugar especialmente para los fans de kpop porque hay un montón de artículos y golosinas que puedes comprar, algunas de las cosas puede ser un poco caro como los álbumes. Además tienes una gran relación calidad-precio, así que no tengáis miedo de gastar demasiado. (También busque super junior y shinee autógrafos! )

The meal was delicious yet cheap, the atmosphere was fun and the service was great! Although you have to wait for a table I'd say it is worth it because it's an amazing restaurant.

I went to Seoul Bakery a few days ago. I can’t judge the food since I haven’t earned anything there. They have lots of Kpop merchandise downstairs, which is what I came for. Mostly stuff from popular groups such as: EXO, BTS, TWICE etc... I couldn’t find anything Red Velvet related, and only a few Blackpink things. Smaller groups such Monsta X, SEVENTEEN etc were much harder to find. However, my biggest problem was with the posters. I bought a Twice poster of “What is love?” for about 10 pounds. Then a few days later I went to H-Mart mini (Tottenham Court Road), and all the posters they sold in the H-Mart mini (also the one that I bought), was just 3,99! Bottom line: buy your posters at H-Mart!!!!

Per la prima volta ho mangiato il cibo tipico coreano e, nonostante non fossi nella mia forma migliore, è stata una bella esperienza!

He sido cliente desde 2012 (desde la ubicación antigua). La calidad de la comida ha disminuido y el servicio de atención al cliente es tan mala. Pedí una sopa de ternera tortitas, picante y una parte de arroz. Pero la camarera insistió en la comida será demasiado para mí y que puedo pedir el arroz más tarde. Le dije que hemos estado comiendo su durante muchos años y conocer el tamaño de la porción y quieres algo de arroz. Ella repitió lo que dijo antes y dijo que debía llamar si quiero arroz más tarde. ¿Qué importa a ella lo que pides? ? ?

Fuimos allí a las 2pm en un ajetreado sábado, ya que el restaurante estaba lleno, tuvimos que esperar fuera una mesa. Esto llevó unos 10 minutos y empezó a formar una cola después de nosotros. La camarera era muy agradable y educado, aunque sugeriría que ella debe haber dicho que es un rápido hola como nos estaba esperando pero supongo que evita esta en caso que recibe una batería de preguntas, pues ella es muy concurrido, con todos los comensales dentro.

The food was good and the price was reasonable. Small portion per serving so it's good to order a range of different things to share. Staff could be a little friendlier though.

Un sitio con encanto, la comida estaba rica y el precio era muy bueno. La chica que nos atendió era un amor. Tienen platos para los amantes del picante y para los que no. Lo recomiendo.

He estado viniendo a Seúl desde verano 2014 Panadería cuando estuvieron en la ubicación anterior, y nunca, jamás, ha decepcionado por la comida o el servicio. Siempre encantador (especialmente el propietario, a pesar de y capacidad para Hoho el pequeño edificio, pero te advertimos que lo más probable es que tengas que compartir una mesa con alguien más, pero nunca ha sido un problema para mí! La comida está recién hecho y muy asequible comparado con otros restaurantes en la zona, ya que puedes conseguir un bibimbap (sin coberturas que son un extra de £1 cada una, recomiendo probar con carne! Por sólo £3). 50, y es muy abundante para el precio. Lo mejor es que ofrecen juegos si quieres granel hasta su comida un poco, agregando kimchi y sopa doenjang/apenas té. La calidad también es genial kimbap! Y recomiendo encarecidamente el helado de té verde con leche :).

Me encanta el interior de este garito, cómo la gente puede escribir en las paredes. La comida coreana es fresco y sabroso, no es demasiado caro. Creo que más gente debería saber sobre este lugar! Recomiendo los fideos de cristal y cualquier sopa. No aceptan tarjeta.

Que son clientes habituales aquí, media de 2 a 3/mes. Nunca me decepcionó en este pequeño lugar sin lujos a pocos metros del British Museum. Para un bajo como 20 libras por dos, saldrá satisfecho sin la culpa de que se ingiere demasiada grasa. Usted se sentirá apresurado y apretados en un lugar pequeño, pero es lo que he pagado. En este contexto, la comida es de alta calidad. A veces, usted tiene que esperar fuera de la cola, así que tenga en cuenta esto cuando el clima no es genial.

Food was incredible! It was my first time having Korean food and it was incredibly tasty! The major issue though was the incredibly long wait outside in the cold because there’s no room in the restaurant to wait, when we managed to get in we were ordered to sit down because we were in the way, waitress comes across as very rude... if you don’t mind any of the above and just go for the food, do go because the food is very very very good!!!!

Bueno, tripadvisor es equivocado que están abiertos los domingos.

Went with daughter who is into kpop. We had Kimchi rice with chicken which was good. Tiny place...only 2 tables seating 12 but obviously popular. Downstairs they sell kpop merchandise (but you have to ask)...however the stuff is pricier than you could get elsewhere. Walls covered in kpop grafitti. Friendly staff and good atmosphere.

Well worth the wait for hot tasty fast Korean food. Never fails to disappoint. Staff are always friendly and helpful. Great place for Korean pop culture memorabilia too!!

He estado allí por primera vez en diciembre, con mis hermanas. Tenemos ordenados rabokki bimpap, rollos, y bibimbap arroz frito. Nos gustó mucho la comida. El rabboki era excepcionalmente el mejor de todo (picante, así que ten cuidado). El precio era muy razonable. El personal podría ser más amable. . El lugar es pequeñita, así que prepárate para esperar afuera en el frío!

Vine aquí un par de veces antes y me reuní con servicio amable y buena comida que vino caliente y delicioso, especialmente con el precio más que razonable y decoración estrafalaria interior. Solía ansía volver para más, así que me decidí a traer algunos de mis otros amigos que no han comido aquí antes, pero esta vez se encontraron con una camarera que nos sirven extremadamente displicente, básicamente un plato que gritaron sal y una cara amarga. No había ni una cola para su nosotros apresurándose (que queríamos pedir algo más, pero nos dio la factura y después me aclaró que queríamos pedir algo más ella nos miraba y dijo algo de recepcionsta coreano para su compañero. . Muy poco profesional!. ) era un poco confuso y desagradable. Me di cuenta de que la camarera no era como a otras mesas, así que este hizo la experiencia aún peor. Aún más es que me recomendó este lugar para otras personas ya que no he tenido antes, comida coreana y viniendo aquí su primera vez es embarazoso no sólo a mí, sino para el restaurante. Es una pena que tuvimos que encuentro este, pues yo me encanta este lugar. Espero que nadie tiene esta experiencia.

One room. About 3 shared tables. Walls covered in written graffiti. Sort of trendy rough and ready.

I absolutely love the food at Seoul Bakery, I visit them frequently! The first time I visited, I ordered the Kimchi & Seafood Pancake, Kimchi & Seafood Gimbap & the Beef Bibimbap. The food tasted authentic & it was very filling. I felt as if I was in Korea the environment gives off a young and lively energy as the walls are covered in K-Pop fan messages and the restaurant itself is small and cosy. The second time I visited I ordered the Tteokbokki and the Kimchi Gimbap & my friend also opted for the Gimbap and Tteokbokki. Additionally, she the ordered the Beef Bulgogi Set which came with miso soup. All in all, the food we had was hearty, filling and delicious! The pricing is very affordable too, considering that the restaurant is based in London so it puts into perspective that Seoul Bakery is truly a treasure find for anyone who is searching for great food.

This place is really busy that we have to queue for nearly 30 mins even its a late lunch time .

My boyfriend and I came about 2 weeks ago for a food date, wasnt too much of a wait and when we were seated the staff were lovely and friendly. The food was really good and I cant fault it at all and the downstairs area with the kpop merch was really interesting. Will definitely be coming back next time im in the area.

Well worth waiting in the queue for.

The food is amazing, the service is brilliant considering there is usually one waiter/waitress and two chefs. The restaurant is fairly small with three tables and you will be sitting next to strangers but the vibe in the restaurant is nice and people are usually friendly. As the restaurant is small, you may have to wait outside for a table but if you avoid rush hours (meal times) then you will be seated straight away. It is one of the few places I have found where it is acceptable to go on your own and enjoy your own company. Brilliant restaurant, friendly staff and excellent food

逛街覺得肚子餓了，這裡靠近戲院區，隨時過來吃個東方風味的精緻小食，是不錯的選擇。只收現金，是唯一要注意的地方。

去大英博物馆看完明天最后一天展出的《女史箴图》过来给在家玩命赶论文的小朋友买个Bibimbap. 从博物馆走过来五分钟不到，远远看到店门口大大的两个字母SB……（你在中国这么挂招牌试试看有没有人来吃）店内客人还挺多，都是来尝鲜的非东亚民族，那个据说他家很难吃的辛拉面我看妹子也吃得津津有味的。墙上的涂鸦一层层乱到跟古北的“发松松”有一拼。有一个Taiwan No.1不知什么出处，莫非是他家的第一桌台湾客人？没来得及收到回复的情况下自作主张选了牛肉的，竟然蒙到了最好吃的一款。牛肉调过的甜味很好吃，4.5镑一份的单价不算过分，但量就别预期太多了，怪不得某姑娘被要求去相亲的那天在这里能吃下两碗，不多不多(⌒▽⌒)点单、收银、送菜一人全包的韩国妹子身材很好。2017.08.15

The food came really quick which was a makeup for the fact that we had to wait for around 15 minutes. We came on a Tuesday at 12pm which was peak time but be prepared to wait for even longer on a weekend. The food was so delicious and there's alot of adorable merch though :)

Stumbled upon this place whilst in London. Very friendly atmosphere, you are made to feel welcome and happy servers. We loved this place and the decor, it's a little gem. I am not familiar at all with Korean food but it was really tasty. My recommendation is to put a 'v' sign next to vegetarian dishes as there were lots of things I would have liked to try and it would have been quicker to just look at the menu than to ask. Really recommend a visit here ... serving was quick and very cheap ... loved it.

Good value for money, it's cheap and good. My recommendation is to come with friends and try many things and share. Vegetable dumpling and vegetable bibimbap are my favourite

Three tables in a really small place with really great Korean food. The Bibimbap is very good, additionaly you can have Done Jang, kinchi or tea for an extra 1,5 pounds. Our lunch for four was 26 pounds, a really good deal.

La nourriture était délicieuse et les prix très attractifs. Très bon rapport qualité prix ! Etant fan de k-pop, j'ai adoré la décoration du restaurant ! Petit bémol, le restaurant est très petit (3/4 tables environ)

Extremely busy for a small shop. Not really a bakery, three tables to sit inside. We didn't stay as we had to wait for a space to sit but it seemed that everyone was enjoying their food.

Such good food, really authentic selection. Only drawback is the size - I would go much more frequently but I don't want to wait in the queue. Also they make it IMPOSSIBLE to find a phone number for them anywhere or I would phone ahead with an order and collect it. But none of it really matters as when you do actually get the food it is amazing.

유럽 여행하면서 햄버거나 칩스를 많이 먹게 되는데한식 한 번 땡기니 이보다 더 좋을 수가 없네요!가격도 괜찮은편이고 맛도 한국에서 먹던 맛 그대로입니다.성인남자 기준 2명 메뉴 2개시키면 좀 부족합니다.비빔면 1개는작고 2개는 많은그런느낌?메뉴 3개 시키면 배부르게 드실 수 있습니다~이틀 연속 여기서 밥 먹었네요.잘 먹었습니다~

Świetne miejsce z bardzo dobrymi Koreańskimi daniami. Mało stolików i kolejka przed lokalem to odpowiedź na pytanie czy warto. Potrawy szybko podane, bardzo aromatyczne i świeże, klimatyczne miejsce. W drodze do łazienki napotkałem stosy puszek po chilli i innych koreańskich przyprawach. Można tam dobrze zjeść za nieduże pieniądze. Gorąco polecam to miejsce!

The food was really delicious and the walls entertaining to read. We had to queue outside but not for too long. The restaurant is tiny inside and there's not a lot of room but there's a downstairs with room of kpop merchandise.

This was another return visit to this tiny place in the heart of Bloomsbury. We were a party of three and went there for lunch. We were lucky with a table which isn't always the case. However, we did wait a long time for our food (as it happened, that didn't matter too much on this occasion). The food is freshly cooked and pretty authentic. Good flavours and ample portion sizes. I had honey and plum tea (iced) to go with my meal and it was really refreshing - not over sweet. My bibimbap was as you would expect. The one waitress was friendly and as efficient as she could be given she was working on her own. Given the location and the pricing, this is a bit of a find if you don't want to spend a fortune for lunch in London (and if you like Korean food of course). Based on this, and past experiences, I would recommend to others (just not when I want to go because then I'd have to queue!)

This place was on my teen daughter's to do list when we visited London. As a Korean and kpop fan, we found it with ease and were seated straight away on a quiet Tuesday afternoon. Food was delicious and atmosphere was great. We asked for the kpop shop and were led down a narrow staircase to the basement where the 'shop' was in fact a large cupboard, but never the less my daughter still managed to spend a small fortune of kpop items! Would defiantly recommend and would visit again.

The food was good for the price. Minus is the place was too small. The kimbap is handmade so take a bit long but worth the wait.

I have tried almost every korean restaurant in town, and I can say seoul bakery has the best bibimbap, other dishes are ok but not as good as the bibimbap. I also really like the soft tofu soup. been a huge fan of this restaurant for almost 4 years now.

Probably cheapest and most enjoyable Korean food you can get in London!The inside seems kind of a manhwa, with writings by hungry customers all over the walls, keychains and kawaii figurines, colorful as Korea, playful, and posters of K Pop starts. Very small joint, a couple of communal table and pressed against each other food it quick to come and hot, both in temperature and taste! Always comes with a smile, and with a smile you leave. Will definitely go back!

C'était délicieux , je vous recommande vivement cette petite adresse qui peux passée inaperçu mais remarquable dans l'assiette .

You need to queue for about only 10 spaces but its worth it! The portions for bibimbap are small but I think this is reflected in the price and allows you to try other things like the pancakes and korean sushi. It tastes healthy and you dont feel like youre bloated. Deffo a new place for me when I go shopping and want a quick healthy meal to keep you going.

Visited SB with high expectations (from existing rave reviews of which this will become one of them) and I must say those expectations were fulfilled, exceeded even. My group of three were lucky enough to secure a seat when we went (1:30pm) because a queue started forming minutes later. SB is pretty small, with only three communal-sized tables which I estimate can seat only about 15 people? Avoid big groups if possible to minimise waiting times. There is a basement level but I'm unsure if there are more seats there apart from the restroom. To start off, we ordered a seafood pancake (Haemul Pajeon) for sharing and all three of us were blown away by how wonderful it was. There was a generous amount of shrimp spread all over the very well-done pancake – toasty and savoury. The dipping sauce (possibly a blend of soy sauce, vinegar, sesame oil, garlic) was neither too salty nor overpowering and accentuated the freshness of the pancake. With our appetites whetted by such an amazing starter, the mains served were no slouches either. I got the Spicy Beef Noodles (Yukgaejang) and I absolutely loved it. The broth was spicy yet hearty and the beef slices were bursting with flavours which meant they were already marinated before being added to the soup (points for efforts!). My only disappointment was that I thought thin egg noodles or vermicelli might better complement i.e. soaked up the tasty broth rather than udon noodles. Regardless, I very much enjoyed both the pancake and beef noodles. My friends ordered the Tofu Stew (Soondubu Jjigae) and Bibimbap which they gave high praises too so those are worth a try. All in all, you won't be disappointed with Seoul Bakery, albeit that you might have to wait in view of its small size.

If you're into Korean food,kimchi & k pop than this is a place for you .Very small few tables quite crowded with teens on a loook out for K Pop stars .Great value for what you pay ,got dragged there by kids teens ,but was quite pleased with the food

Went to grab a late lunch and ordered Kimchi rice with egg & cheese. It was lovely! I am not good at eating spicy food. I thought the kimchi rice will burn my throat but to my surprised it wasn't spicy at all, which I'm very glad. The ambience was nice, It has a good tiny amount of space inside. I really enjoyed our meal.

I would like to start off by saying that if you are a vegetarian/vegan you should never step your foot in this shop.I, and my friend, waited for about 25 minutes in the cold before we managed to get in. Then, we waited for an extra 10 minutes standing.The place is way too small and understaffed. I don't see why they don't make it takeaway only. Now, after we managed to order, we had to wait another 20-30 minutes to get our food. Even though, people who ordered after us, had their food before us.When I ordered, I explicitly told the waiter, who had trouble speaking and understanding English, that I'm a vegetarian.Because I saw he had trouble understanding, I asked if the vegetable dishes I ordered where 100% vegetarian. He struggled for a bit, but in the end he said everything I ordered was vegetarian.Along with the food, I ordered some tea latte.It arrived after 15 minutes, and it was cold. My friend took it back and asked why it was cold, and they said they did not have hot water (?!) and they would microwave it for me.It took them 10 minutes to do so. Then, the food arrived. The fried rice was crunchy, which meant it was not cooked properly. The soup I ordered was alright.In the end, when I went to pay, I told the cashier I was paying for the vegetarian soup and the other things.She looked at me and said:-The chicken soup.-No, I had the vegetarian soup. -Yeah, the chicken soup.-No, it was plain.-Yeah, plain. The chicken soup.I was beyond shocked! I am still shaking in the thought that they may have served me meat when I very kindly and specifically explained I am a vegetarian. I still do not know if the soup had meat or not, as the waiter said what I had ordered was vegetarian, but the cashier insisted on calling what I ordered chicken soup!I am aware that many places have vegetable dishes that aren't vegetarian (i.e. cooking meat in the same pots as vegetables, cooking vegetables in meat oil and so on). Hence why, I asked the waiter several times, to ensure I was eating vegetarian food.I am beyond appalled and disgusted. I understand that their shop isn't vegetarian, but they should at least have the decency to be honest with customers about what they put in their dishes.

Sighted this restaurant while walking towards the British museum. It was pretty small with limited seats. It's walls were decorated with 'graffiti'. Besides food, it also sells Korean stuff like tony moly hand cream, photos of kpop idols etc. The cheese toppoki was pretty delicious with three pieces of cheese laid on top of the toppoki. The pajeon(seafood fried pancake was a little thicker with flour than what we usually have. Nevertheless it was still nice.

We went dinner last. The queue for a table was around 10mins. Which was totally acceptable. The restaurant is a very cosy tiny place which seats around 15 people. We ordered the beef bibimbap. It doesn't come with the hot stone pot, and the portion is not big but you only pay £4.50. The seafood pancake £7.50 was lush. If we could, we would of sat there the whole day people watching. Definitely will go back again and again.

Came here with my parents and best friend. Great choice from the menu, great prices too. The food was amazing and very filling! A very authentic experience with the metal chopsticks and dishes. Enjoyed the kpop playing in the background and the writing on the wall - as well the kpop merchandise for sale! Great experience, will be back when I go to London again! :)

A cozy little place for amazing food at a great value.Sometimes you might need to queue up before seating but the wait it's absolutely worthy!

The first port of call in London as my granddaughter is a massive Fan, but only one cd she wanted after checking on line they had new CDs in and the restaraunt was too busy to eat in , the food looked amazing , but we were disappointed.

I was recommended by a friend to visit this place and I'm so happy I visited. This place has the most authentic, cheap(est) Korean food in London. There aren't many seats, but the interior is filled with colourful KPOP graffiti and cute messages. This place is suitable for groups and couples. I've been recommending my friends to go and I will definitely visit again!

店面不大，位子不多，可是實在很道地很好吃的韓食（沒有銅鍋烤肉喔）只收現金！店內裝潢很可愛，牆壁都是各國客人的簽名留言。桌上有自製的辣椒醬，好吃！

Not for fine-dining enthusiasts. This place is cheap, chirpy and no fuss. The food is lovely -- served as it is, no pretensions. Just like how your mom or aunt serves it on a normal day. They even serve you table water without you asking!Tasty bulgogi or vegetable bibimpab. Wonderful vegetable ghimbap. There is almost always a queue outside but that should answer your question if it is worth a try. This is a jewel in this part of the town. Toilet downstairs is clean.

We had lunch here and though it is a younger persons' place we were made welcome and enjoyed our meals. The staff were helpful and friendly and very busy. A true testament to the quality and flavours of the food.

I'm a big Korean foods lover for almost 10 years, been tried so many restaurants both in Europe and Asia. This little place may not reach the most appropriate dining option but it's just like a daily- life choice of everyone on the street in Korea. They provide many authentic dishes that I really enjoyed. The price is lovely in central London and you can get rid of starving. The service was delightful and warm, definitely will come back again during next visit in London.

I walk by this place a few times a week and it's always full of people. Today I finally decided to try their food. Unfortunately the Tuna and kimchi bibimbab was not good at all. To begin with the amount of tuna was ridiculous. Maybe a table spoon of spoon was in the box. Tuna was cold as well as all the vegetables. This did not go well at all with the hot rice. Rice was cooked with no salt in the water so it was completely bland. Even though the name of the dish stated it came with kimchi there was not a trace of it in the bowl.Apart from all that nothing really had any really Korean flavour. It was a bowl of bland rice, with cold veg and a fried egg on top. Even on street markets in London I had way better bibimbaps.

This café was just so cute!The walls are decorated with the drawings / notes of Seoul Bakery's many visitors and it's really fun adding to it too!As well as this, the food tastes amazing and is very cheap! I think the whole k-pop theme of the store is very cool,and how they also sell merchandise for a fair price.It would be great to come back again! Me and my friends loved it~

I like Seoul Bakery, and I hope they won't reduce portions any more than now. Seats are counted, you might have to wait. Food is good, prices too (they are rising though) and atmosphere is cool.

After seeing so many delicious pictures of their Kimchi fried rice on Instagram, I just had to go in and try it for myself. It's a tiny little cafe style restaurant, very casual and laid back. Service was great and the waiter recommended a few dishes from the menu for us. It's such great value for money! My friend and I ordered 3 dishes to share between us and 2 green teas. The bill was just under £20!

I'm comparing this with Korean places in Little Korean from the US (which is a high standard).Food is a bit better than average. Spice level was pretty good. I felt the variety of vegetables was not great. Prices are good.Place is super small, but staff is friendly.

We always eat here when we come to London. They have moved since and we tracked them down and carried on eating!

It quite small so you are lucky if you get a seat but the food is tasty and cheap. Can sit in or take away, I'm glad they are back again!!

Very small but a nice cosy atmosphere. Great food, fast service and cheap prices especially the kimbap. The are only 2 main tables and a high bar so you will be seated next to strangers but it's not a big deal. Will come again xx

After reading good reviews about this place i was disappointed with my bibimbap being served lukewarm boarding on cold and with portions being on the small side. Plus with it being quite small you may have to wait a while when its busy.

A tiny restaurant close to the British Museum. I'd heard it hadn't many tables, and so aimed for the middle of the afternoon. Even at 3pm on a Thursday I had to wait for a table. Once I had a table, the menu was interesting and the service excellent. Food was served quickly and the food was very tasty. I went for the Bibimbap with bulgogi, and at under £5 I really don't think you can beat this in the centre of London.

Best place, the food is genuine, it feels like are in Seoul. They play Kpop and the staff is nice. Service is good but I can't stress how good the food is. Quality and affordability at their best. I come here whenever I can when I'm in central London. Everytime I eat here, I feel like I'm going to blow up because I'm sure I eat twice as much as I should, the food is too nice!The place is tiny - don't be fooled, it has to be, to keep all the authenticity, I love it to bits.

Friendly staff, clean, original. Loved the bibimbap, kimchi pancake and the rolls.Tasty dumplings. Very good quality- price