The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving Korean food

Expected food to be value for money but it was not. Chicken fried rice basic, chips looked over cooked and £3.70 for two Cantonese spring rolls, the size of my index finger and as thick was ridiculous. Not ordering from there again.!! Had better else where.!!

The host was on the phone when we entered and gestured towards a table we should sit at. We sat down and did not remove our jackets due to the cold atmosphere. Moments later she came over and told us to scan a qr code to order. The food was ok - slightly overpriced. She later came with the bill and asked that we submit a google review. As I knew I would potential leaving a negative review I was waiting for her to leave my side before submitting an honest review. As I was taking a while to submit the review she assumed I did not how to. She then proceeded to scroll to the top of my screen and click 5 stars. I tried to bide by time, by scrolling through the options but she would not leave my side, staring intently into my phone. Fed up with being under duress I submitted 2 stars and she finally left. At this point I was severely uncomfortable and left immediately.

DONT ORDER FROM HERE! Absolutely disgusting, delivery was very late, when food finally arrived it was cold, and you could tell the food had been reheated, we ended up throwing it all away, it was disgusting, you want to be ashamed serving food like that!!! 🤢 You just have to look at all the other reviews there all saying the same and worse 🤬

I went to Donburi & Co for lunch as I was in Liverpool street. I always enjoy donburi and it did not disappoint. I had a bun and a donburi, the food was fresh, the place was cozy and the atmosphere friendly. The food tasted great and attention to detail from the owners. I would recommend this place to anyone.

This is one of a large number of restaurants on Parkway in Camden. We hadn't been since it changed from pan-Asian to Korean. It has various set menus as well as a la carte dishes some of which you cook barbecue-style at the table. A la carte was better value particularly with the 30% discount and four of us paid just over £100 including drinks and service. As the staff seemed reluctant to offer any guidance or suggestions, it's easy to over-order and end up with too many similar dishes. The food is well prepared and presented although the small tables make it difficult to find space for everything alongside the barbecue equipment. The best dishes we tried were wakame, tempura squid, Korean fried chicken, barbecued iberico pork and osam bulgogi. This isn't a "smart" place and the noise level made conversation difficult but it's good for an informal, unusual and reasonably priced meal with friends.