Peking-seoul

I bought the sizzling seafood korean away. I'd be reasonable. I got a little plastic box. I checked if that was all and was said. Complete...avoidally mis leasing advertising...and employees have not done any effort to solve them.

I stumbled over the restaurant when I was looking to eat somewhere in paddington on a solo business stay. the owner was amazingly welcoming and made a point to tell me that she only served Korean food now (and was ok). I asked. to recommend her as I had not eaten any Korean food yet. Korean fried chicken, kimchee and a Bibimbap bullet were their choice so I went with her. While I was waiting, I was offered a cup of Korean tee (real good) and when I came back my hotel, I think someone must have tasted and eaten everything, since every bit had gone with just a slinging cing of clean, fresh taste on my back. it doesn't look much from the outside, but it's worth trying.

We went when we went in paddington, his not Chinese, if they want Korean. we went back a week later from knightsbridge with the family. it's a very casual, unfair place, but all eating is brilliant. above all her chicken pupils. we have ordered a lot and everything is finished. the owner came with her own home, made kimchi for us to take home.

This is a great place when they are ready to sacrifice quality for a quick fixation of the Chinese or Korean cuisine.

We hadn't planned to eat here, but a torrential downpour prompted a re-think on a Sunday lunchtime. There were owners/staff sitting down chatting and it was left to the younger (son to serve us. The restaurant was quiet (not a great surprise at noon), so...we had good service and there was no waiting around. There was also plenty of space for our bags and brollies. The crispy duck was...crispy...the salt and pepper squid....tasted as I expected. The mains were fine, if unremarkable. Portion sizes were ample. We didn't try any noodles (everybody seems to have strong preferences with noodles). The toilets in the basement weren't the smartest (each with a bin for loo paper) but were clean. They night be best avoided on a busy evening. Prices reflected the amount of food we had. I would consider eating there again, though would normally head down to Edgware Rd or across to Chinatown.