Tohbang

The foods are quite nice and this is a very good Korean restaurant, also this restaurant has so many choices. I recommend it in London. The staff are very nice, and we try to speak (check out) in Korean to them 😂😂 Have a very tasty, sweet tomatos of appetizer.

The staff are friendly and helpful. The decor is … well … the food is really good and authentic … come here for the food!! It would have been nice to have a way of drying one’s hands in the bathroom though. And the plastic table covers are utilitarian, if they lack in atmospheric charm. Back to the food! I must admit that I haven’t had gamja jorim as basically small fried potatoes, but they were still tasty. When I have made them or had them before, they’re typically braised, but perhaps this is to appease the locals. The tteokbokki was very good! I’ve been privileged to have some fantastic tteokbokki in the past and this was quite good and satisfying. Just the right level of spice. Available both traditional and vegetarian too. The yachae dolsot bibimbap came close to one I love at a restaurant that is sadly no longer there, so well done. Creating nostalgia is a great feat to pull off. The bokum udon had a good balance of beef to noodle to broth and was a pleaser. And for someone with a low spice tolerance, this particular guest still found it a perfect combination. The KFC was one would expect from Korean spicy-ish chicken and fit the bill. Definitely an authentic spot. If you know your Korean food, this certainly passes the mark.

Really delicious authentic Korean food. Decent prices as well especially for London! - Sundubu jjigae (comes with rice) £12.5 4.8/5 - Seafood pancake £9.5 4.5/5 -ddokbaegi bulgogi £12.9 4/5 They also provided a free sweet potato appetiser which was very nice.

My in laws who are visiting from Korea loved the Dak Gae Jang (탁개장 ), so that tells you how good it is. Our Budae Jjigae was slightly watery but that was solved after boiling it a bit. The plum tea was delicious and very large, but a bit over priced. Overall great place and atmosphere

Despite being busy, the staff was very friendly and efficient. We ordered a lot of food and didn't go wrong with anything. Every dish was very traditional and full of flavour. Recommend kimchi soup and bone soup, they were so delicious. In addition, Korean Fried Chicken has a very unique seasoning.

I went a week or two ago, and I was with my cousin. This restaurant was recommended by my friends so we came all the way from Birmingham to London, and when we walked in the workers were so welcoming and lovely, they had halal options which made us love it even more and suitable for us, we got our food in a short time. The food was lovely, we loved it and will definitely be returning. This is now one of my favourite restaurants and I had the best experience here☺️ I recommend this place, 10/10!

Found this restaurant after getting off our bus in Clerkenwell. Food is very good and the staff are very accomodating. Gamjatang seems to be good for 4 people instead, but enjoyed everything overall.

One of the best hidden Korean places in London in my personal opinion. Had the squid game set and there was a lot of food, 9.5/10 Me and my friend had the kimchi pancake as well and him being a kimchi pancake connoisseur said that’s one of the best he’s ever had. Very crispy and kimchi! One of the waitress I think her name was Bianca was very nice as well! She served us the whole time and was very kind and funny. She helped me open the door and seated me down when I was on crutches and could barely walk. Recommended me lots of good food too. So sweet 10/10 service! Music was really good Kpop, love 💗