I can't knock it- by and large I love Korean food. Wedged into a slightly inconveniently laid out site, this outlet nonetheless seems to operate effectively. The "KFC" ( Korean Fried Chicken- geddit?) bento will turn your head from Wasabi's ever popular sweet chilli chicken. Much, much nicer food( chicken, rice, salad, kimchi, and dumplings), at a not dissimilar price. One ask : more kimchi please!

So yummy! I wish we had one near my work. I would go there at least once a week. Had the spicy beef and the bulgogi. Both excellent, with lots of veggies mixed in with either brown or white rice. We had brown rice.

I really like, but don't quite love this place. service is super fast, the workers are friendly, and it's a fun place to visit. There is seating outside which is nice. The Korean fried chicken is really, like really, good. great, complex flavors and just the right amount of spice. I also tried the bibimbap, but was pretty disappointed. it clearly was missing the crunchiness you'd get in a bibimbap from a stone bowl. But some of the flavors were lacking as well. Maybe a little more sesame oil and you're good to go. Overall good stuff, though.

Great place for lunch. The Korean fried chicken was delicious and left me so full that it took me the rest of the afternoon to recover. We also had some steamed dumplings & I tried my friends beef & salad which was also pretty tasty. Good place to go when you are bored of healthy salads or standard sandwiches.

Great spot for lunch in the city to mix things up. A bit pricy as the bibimbop amounts to £6.50 but worth it every once in a while. Definitely a take away place. The chicken was alright, next time I plan to try the pork or the beef. It needed some more flavor so I added the spicy and the soy sauce. Also nice how you can customize you bowl with the ingredients provided.

Being a huge fan of their restaurant in Soho I was extremely pleased to see a "ToGo" version of the store opening up near my office. The Soho restaurant serves dolsot bibimbap, which is essentially the dish served in a piping hot stone bowl that you stir together before eating. I couldn't see how they would be able to keep this fun preparation element to the dish in a takeaway format, but they have! They have come up with a great way of keeping everything separate. The rice and meat are at the bottom in the bowl, with a tray of vegetables sitting on top, ready for you to mix in and add your chosen sauce when you get back to your office! The portion size is good, the meats are tasty and the vegetables fresh. Makes a nice change from the usual sandwich or Japanese places that seem to be all over the city. I have and will continue to return for my weekly bibimbap.