Woo Jung in Camden - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

김치찌개,비빔밥, 라볶이를 먹었는데 오랜만에 너무 맛있게 잘 먹었어요! 해외에서 먹는 한식이라 가격은 좀 있지만 그래도 굿!! 아 그리고 전체적으로 음식은 맵기보다는 달아요^^

비빔밥, 라볶이, 김치찌게 환상의 조합 마켓지하에 있는 우정분식입니다. 다양한 메뉴가 있으며 10개국 유럽여행중 한식당 베스트입니다. 한가지 아쉬운점은 기본반찬이 무생채와 숙주나물 두 가지라는 것 입니다.

Friendly fast service. Delicious food. Kpop music. Korean drama on tv. not too expensive. Very nice staff.

Me he alojado aquí dos veces. La comida estaba bien, pero el servicio está por debajo de la media. Me asfixia en algunos alimentos y tuvimos que pedir agua porque no había dado ninguna que suelen dar. Las camareras no acogedor. Probé el arroz (calamar deopbap ojingeo) una vez y la segunda vez, yukgaejang. Fue una porción decente. El lugar está lleno de clientes coreano así que supongo que es bastante auténtico. Recomiendo Hangang si quieres mejor comida coreana.

This is my first time to eat Korean food, it won't be my all time favourite but it's nice. The place has its own cute atmosphere and the staff are nice too. If I will be close by again I might give an other visit.

그냥 한국의 분식집을 생각하시면 되는데 근처 아시아 식당 몇개와 붙어 있습니다.

ロンドンで韓国料理が食べたい時はここを利用しています。 美味しいです。お店の雰囲気もよく入り易く何度か利用しました。

Hasta hace un par de semanas, Woo Jung fue nuestra coreano favorito lugar en Londres. La comida era increíble. Grandes platos a precios asequibles. Bien, los camareros y camareras no eran los más sociables personas en el mundo, pero ¿a quién le importa cuando la comida te llevan a usted es deliciosos?

When we came here there was a large party going on upstairs, but we still didn't have a long wait for our food. I had a standard Bibumbap which was very yummy and generous.

El restaurante/cafetería está situado debajo de un supermercado coreano. Las escaleras están situadas en la parte trasera de la tienda. El menú coreano principalmente representa una buena relación calidad-precio, especialmente si se va antes 4.30 pm cuando el 10 por ciento de servicio no se aplica. Mi excelente de bimibap principal de cerdo a £5.50 venía con un tazón de sopa miso y era fresco, abundante y buena relación calidad-precio. Me decepcionó que té de ciruelos no estaba disponible. Sin embargo, mi té de menta era refrescante y acogedor. A pesar de su inglés limitado mi inexistente coreano, el personal era amable y el servicio era rápido. Los baños están disponibles. Decoración sencilla. Un respiro de las multitudes en el St. Giles Circus.

No service.. The waiter didn't even want to be there.... Don't bother. Food is average. Charging ten percent service charge?! Could have done much better and enjoyable experience..... Again, don't bother. There are better out there.

What can I say, it's easy, it's quick it's good Korean food with a helpful and friendly staff. Good to drop in for a quick bite.

We went on a Sunday evening at 6pm and the restaurant was already 70% full with mainly Koreans, which was a good sign. We ordered the seafood pajeon (pancake) which was ok, not the best we've had but the beef and baby octopus hotpot was delicious. Lots of tender beef, ample amount of octopus and tofu,veg, glass noodles, with fantastic flavours. We ordered the medium size (£23) between 2 people and it was more than enough, we couldn't even finish it all. We tend to go to New Malden for Korean food but we were in town so decided to try this place. We'll definitely be back to try more dishes.

음식 맛이 나쁘진 않았는데, 아르바이트생으로 보이는 웨이터들의 서비스가 매우 안좋음. 10파운드 이하는 카드 결재도 안된다고 함 (그 어디에도 공지되어 있지 않은데 다 먹고 나니 이야기함) 손님들 소리보다 웨이터들 떠드는 소리가 더 큼. 밥을 코로먹는지 입으로 먹는지 모르겠음.음식 맛이 나쁘진 않지만, 솔직히 웨이터들의 소란으로 음식맛까지 더러워진적 차음 임. 두번 다신 안갔음 안갈꺼고

Went with my uncle and his friend, both their first time for Korean food, I've had it a few times before. Restaurant was packed, mostly with Korean clientele, always a good sign. Waiter was friendly but not too helpful when picking dishes, we wanted to mix and match and so chose two dishes each and a side of rice between us. The dishes were all of a good size and the rice was a tiny bowl for one! We had plenty to eat anyway and didn't need any more rice.Kimchi, pork and tofu (tofu kimchee jeyuk) was amazing and a huge portion so I took some home. Kalbi and bbq belly pork were tasty if a little tough, also they come out cooked on a skillet, you don't bbq them yourself. The chicken in lemon sauce (lemon dak) was delicious and the kimchee pancake was ok if a bit dry - I was expecting something akin to okonomiyaki so I guess maybe my expectations got away from me.Service was fine and the bill was reasonable at £60 for the three of us, and we ate a lot. I will be going back. Service charge is an unwelcome surprise, I usually tip anyway and don't like feeling compelled to do so by the establishment.

This place was the only one with empty seats on a Sunday lunchtime, We ordered a bibimbap, clear noodles with chicken and some kimchi and pickles. The rice in the bibimbap was burnt, and over cooked, the clear noodles, too salty and the kimchi was too sour. Tastewise, the food was missing seasoning, and the ingredients were not very generous, considering the price. A 10% service charge is added to the bill. I will not be coming back in a hurry.

Estuve aqui con mi marido y mis hijos, nos encanta a todos la comida coreana y aqui estaba buenísima y con sabor casero, lo mismo las cosas a la plancha, como otro tipo de platos como el hot pot. En el restaurante habia mucha gente asiática, lo cual da una cierta confianza. El único defecto es que el sitio no es precisamente lujoso. Si lo que te gusta son los restaurantes con una bonita decoración no vengas aquí, si sacrificas eso en favor de una comida rica entonces no quedarás defraudado.

Very reasonable place for a lunch. My first real taste of Korean food and I am hooked. I thoroughly recommend the Bipimap served sizzling in a hot town bowl.

Arrived around 7.30pm on a sweaty and hot summer night. When we enter we see two tables. One table is next to the open kitchen... the other is next along, so further away from the heat and noise. We get gruffly pointed towards the two tables by the waiter.When we seat ourselves at the table further away from the Hot kitchen, the waiter storms over and makes us take the seat that is closer. I try to ask him why and he just barks that we have to sit where he says and that the seat we wanted to sit at is only for 3 or more people, not couples!I then try to point out that both the tables are exactly the same. 4 seaters the two of them. But he wanders off.The kicker... 5 minutes later a Korean couple walk in and get seated at the table we had been so aggressively refused. The food was utterly average, much better Korean joints around. Have had much better experiences only two doors down from Woo Jung anyway.

Muy buena relación calidad/precio/situación. Fui con una amiga bajo recomendación de otra persona que conocía el restaurante y no nos defraudó en absoluto.Ubicado muy cerca de Oxford street, genial de precio teniendo en cuenta lo que se paga en Londres, calidad muy buena y platos estupendos.La decoración del local es aceptable (nada espectacular) pero yo volvería si tengo oportunidad.

I think I am addicted to the spicy tofu pot! It's not fancy or posh but the food is definitely worth it, it is also reasonably priced for the food you get. My friends and I would go and eat our heart out at least once a month, food never disappoint.

If you are expecting a posh and stylish restaurant, better look for something else, BUT if you would like to have a taste of authentic, excellent Korean cuisine, go for it! We have been several times in-between the last 3 years and it was always fantastic. Most of the customers were obviously Asian people (always a good sign) and the smell welcomes you to Asia. Prices are in line with the quality they serve and it's definitely not expensive. Ask for a recommendation, it's worth!

Part of a row of Korean & Japanese restaurants, just around the corner from Tottenham C.R. Tube, this was a great little find. The first giveaway that this was a reliably authentic restaurant was the fact that all customers were Korean, the second, that the place was 80% full at 6pm on a Monday. We were not disappointed - the traditional Kim Chee dish was delicious (my first time of trying), followed by a saucy, spicy pork (on a - very - hot plate) with rice. The main event, a meat hot pot (medium) was more than enough for two people.The interior is a bit dated & unclean BUT I suppose this comes with the authentic experience & tbh, we weren't too bothered as the food was so good. I highly recommend this place if you're in the area - as well as the great food, it is probably a bit cheaper than your higher end restaurants around Oxford Street.

Seriously good food, service fine, not amazing but that's not the point. If you want authentic, excellent Korean food in London, go here. Beats the other more expensive Korean restaurants I have been to in London easily, I have been going for 6 years and still fantastic

We arrived at 7pm and had to wait a bit, as it was packed out – but this place is popular for a reason. Lovely, lovely food and great service. Two of our friends who were joining us were over an hour late, but the staff were wonderfully accommodating. Based on our experience, unreservedly recommended!

Really really wanted to like this place - unfortunately the ribs in soup I ordered was unbelievably tough. I literally couldn't tear a scrap off biting as hard I could; it was so completely overcooked and rubbery. The stock had a bold flavour while managing to be bland, and the silver chopsticks were so slippery they were useless for retrieving the noodles. The sticky rice on the side was a lovely texture. My bfs noodles were nothing special but a wiser choice at least. The 3 kinds of kimchi were as expected (the radish is my favourite) The omelette was good, very stodgy inside and oily crisp outside, worth trying. Unfortunately and as much as I cringe to share it, the food did not agree with me and I unleashed horrendous smells for the following few days - be warned!!In short, I wouldn't go out of my way to visit, probably will not return and caution you to choose wisely, preferably when they have the cheaper lunch special bundle menu if you want value for money.

This is reasonably priced Korean food, and clientele mostly seems Korean and other Asian. We were first met by an extremely sullen unresponsive waiter who unsmilingly pointed to a table, plonked down a couple of menus never to bother us again. We nearly walked out. As someone who has been to Korea several times, this is not the standard of greeting/service anywhere in Korea. We eventually had order taken by someone else who was more pleasant but gave little useful advice and seemed to try and recommend things we didn't want. We requested the BBQ as I wanted my son to experience this. To my surprise when the meal came, we did not have a BBQ at the table, the meat was just served up ready cooked in dishes. This was despite other tables having the gas ring/hotpot etc. Maybe they think us foreigners (Brits) do not know anything about Korean food. The whole idea of asking for BBQ was to have a Korean BBQ. The price was reasonable, and the meal OK but was not as enjoyable as it might have been. I have been there once before a couple of years previously and it was better then. There was a 15% service charge added to the bill which is excessive and inappropriate for the standard of service we received. I will not be back..

Great first time visit to this eatery and pleasantly surprised!The food was hot, tasty and served to us in very good time. The staff were polite and helpful.We had a selection of kimche, spinach & bean curd soup, noodle dishes along with some Korean beers, all very tasty and good value for money!Highly recommended to anyone wishing to experience this type of cuisine.

Get Babimbap (rice and stuff baked in a clay bowl) and bulgogi (korean national dish, bbq beef) and you're going to have a delicious time. It also won't break the bank, we had so much food I couldn't move and change from £10 each. You can tell this place is good, it's full of korean people, here and new malden is the place to be for korean food. If you've not tried it you should.OMG DELICIOUS

Staying close to St Giles High St we decided to give Korean food a try for the first time. There are a number of restaurants on this street and we basically took pot luck and what a pot it was! We had to wait for a table and the food smelled delicious. The food was lovely, really crisp flavours and nicely cooked. A helpful waitress talked us through the menu. Very good value anyway, never mind for central London. Would definitely go back.

This was not our first visit but this place has improved especially offering a menu in English. We started with a seaweed soup and beef soup. Both very tasty. As a main we mixed the Korean BBQ which was made with ribs, steak, pork and chicken at the table, with Lemon chicken and Bibimbap, a Rice stew served with raw egg. The egg cooks when stirring in the sizzling pot. The only shame is, that they do not serve dessert. Overall I will come back as food was very, very nice and staff friendly.

Everything here is super tasty. I like the bulgogi here very much. Been here many times and every time the food is consistently great.

Conveniently placed near Tottenham Court Station and round the corner from Centre Point, this Korean restaurant is no-frills, a bit cramped, but serves thoroughly enjoyable food at great prices for Central London. Seasoning of the spicy prawns had depth, not just heat and even I enjoyed the sweet and sour as it was not too sweet. The Korean BBQs cooked at the table looked really good and added a bit of fun. I was amazed at the amount of great looking shellfish in the fish one. At £18 it is great value between 2 or 3, would order that another time. Glad I didn't order the steak one as I only like rare steak and this is cut thin like ham, though plenty of it. Not having tried Korean food before, I can't compare it with other restaurants so have not gone overboard on the grading.

Visited on a weekday lunchtime. The restaurant is basic with a view of the kitchen. Service is not particularly welcoming but the food and price are both outstanding. We ordered from the set menu and both had bulgogi sets. I had the beef and my wife had the pork in spicy sauce. The dishes came with kimchi, miso soup, pancakes and rice. The food was delicious and with drinks and a 10% service the bill was about £20. Cannot recommend enough.

Title says it all. The staff were unconcerned. When I pointed out there was a live adult cockroach crawling across our bill, the waiter just put it in the bin.

Authentic korean foods. Very close to the oxford street and tottingham court tube station.I like the Bimbimbap here.

Quite busy and full of Koreans which is a great sign.Six of us went and had a real feast.Some of our food was cooked at the table for us.The food was lovely.We kept on re-ordering more and more dishes as we loved them so much.Staff were excellent.Well worth a visit.Reasonably priced.Had the Merlot Cab Sav,give it a go.Very enjoyable easy drinking fruity red wine.

I have always walked pasa this place and though i want to try it out but never really got round it. On a sunday night we had a few beers in a pub and left it quite late so all the places around our area were already closing, so we though we will give this a go. I had salmon and seafood spicy soup noodles, mu partner had some beef. Food was lovely, also service was friendly and great. I think we paid around £40 for our mains + noodles + 2 bottles of beer. It is quite pricey for the actual amount of hard food that you get but im use to the west end prices so its ok. Not sure if I would go back so soon though, there was nothing extremely great about food. It was cooked great, its just the kitchen itself is quite bland.

Don't be put off by the appearance of the restaurant, the food is truly awesome and represents excellent value for money. Had no problem getting a table Saturday afternoon but can imagine this place packing out in the evening. A great Korean experience

I have been to a few Korean restaurants and this is the best one.Good stuff.1. Food is reasonably priced. My wife and I can have a starter, main and drink for around £13.00 each.2, Food is nice.3. Lots of Koreans/Oriental types eat there.Bad stuff.1. Not really bad but some will not like the "vintage" decor. I

Decided to try a different Korean place today (it's my favourite cuisine) and we weren't disappointed. The prices are reasonable (£6.90 for a main) and had 4 mains and 2 starters between us. The tofu soup was the best. The cold noodles were also delicious. Service was quick and efficient. Felt like you could just chat and eat and not worry about making a mess!

Don't go by the 3 star reviews - they probably ordered the wrong stuff.Don't expect luxurious seating or resort-like ambience. This is a small place and a hidden-gem. The seating is low, so don't say I didn't warn you.I have been here with Koreans WHO HAVE KOREAN FOOD COOKED BY THEIR MOM at home and they swear by this restaurant saying that it's the most authentic they've been to in London.THe Kalbi (bbq'd beef on the bone) is to die for and I love the Bulgogi too.Of course, the chapche, kimchi and the pancakes are excellent too.I would recommend this place, no reservations. 5 stars all the way.

We usually go to other Korean restaurant but thought of having a go at other place and chose this restaurant. We chose to have course meals and enjoyed their soup, pickles, salad and tempura. By the time Bulgogi came, we were already very full and it was an enormous portion. Unfortunately they are the very first Korean restaurant in the world where we were asked to order separately and pay extra for leaves to wrap meat and rice. Just for eight pieces of cheap lettuce, they charge £2.20. It was not acceptable when leaves are supposedly a part of Korean BBQ. Shame on them. Their BBQ was cooked on the table but with very low temperature, so the meat was stewed in its juice than grilled. Not very professionally done. So I would come here for rice dishes or noodle dishes for casual dining but not for BBQ.

I ate at this restaurant during lunchtime when they offer a great selection of set meals. I ordered bbq beef with rice, accompanied by various sides and a green tea.When I finished eating I was fully satisfied with the meal. Both price and taste where top. Everything I ordered came to under £10.So, if you want an affordable, authentic and tasty meal look no further.

Thisn place has recently been refurbished and is more welcoming and less asian than before. The only downside is that the staff hardly speaks any English. However, as the menu is written in English and not only in Korean, it is easy to handle. We ordered six main courses (for 4 people) and had a choice from chicken, seafood and beef, all been served in the traditional way and very tasteful. Negative was that the "odd" crab sticks have been used which is in my opinion no real food at all. Korean beer and good choice of wine is also on the menu. Overall this place can certainly be recommended.