Cuisine: Korean
★ ★
Food ordered [02/29/12]:
- ddubokki £7.50
- spicy beef soup served with rice £7.50
- spicy seafood udon £7.50
This is the second time I’ve eaten here and I went with a girlfriend for a late lunch. The service was terrible but I've accepted the Asian stereotype of bad service so I wasn’t expecting much. Also, in London, apparently its not required to tip at all so not a huge problem. The restaurant itself is small and wasn’t dirty but could be cleaner. It is in a good location though, close by to Oxford Street shopping :).
We were served two banchan, seaweed and beansprouts. No kimchi :(. The ddubboki was too soft and came with ramen in it? Not an uncommon dish apparently but I don’t think its supposed to be served in normal ddubokki. The soup was bland, barely spicy, and wasn’t hot. I only tried a little of the seafood udon which was interesting but had too much sauce and isn’t what I would have ordered.
Ddubokki.
Spicy seafood udon.
Photographs: Me
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