Yori
Korean restaurant · Cambridge ·

Yori

Korean restaurant · Cambridge ·

Halal chicken wings, bibimbap, pajeon, and spicy ramyun

bibimbap
kimchi pancake
halal chicken
tteokbokki
delivery
takeout
friendly staff
chicken wings
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35 St Andrew's St, Cambridge CB2 3AR, United Kingdom Get directions

£10–20

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Restroom
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Dinner reservations recommended
Trendy

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35 St Andrew's St, Cambridge CB2 3AR, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 1223 316886
yoriuk.com
@yori_london_

£10–20 · Menu

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Dinner reservations recommended
•Trendy
•Good for groups
•Good for solo dining

Last updated

Jan 28, 2026

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The 11 Best Restaurants In Wimbledon - London - The Infatuation

"The tinted windows and lack of natural light make Yori's black dining room a little on the S.A.D. side during the day, but it gives off a cool, sleek energy around dinnertime. This Korean spot on Wimbledon Broadway is a one-stop shop for solid versions of crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside pajeon, and spicy ramyun that you’ll want to keep eating long after you’re full. Groups take turns cooking wagyu and squid on the grill, solo diners chew on slightly sweet, doughy tteokbokki while scrolling through TikTok, and everyone leaves satisfied." - rianne shlebak

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The Best Halal Food for Takeaway and Delivery in London | Eater London

"The Yori in Wimbledon is a long hop and skip away from London’s Koreatown, but very few of the restaurants in New Malden serve halal-friendly food. All the chicken at Yori is halal, which is great since the Korean-style wings are one of the best things on the menu. These, along with the varieties of buchimgae, make for a great midday snack, or get some super spicy tteokbokki and colourful bibimbap to make it a full blow supper. Yori is on UberEats and Deliveroo." - Maazin Buhari

https://london.eater.com/maps/best-halal-restaurants-london-takeaway-delivery
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Xiao bing S.

Google
The worst Korea food I had so far.The seafood pancake tastes so plain even worse because all with the flour .The seafood inside is small and not nice.The chicken combo is like Chicken from Iceland shop and it doesn’t look or similar to the traditional Korea restaurant .Really disappointed!The Beef bibimbap is really hard to swallow because the rice doesn’t have any flavor at all even with the sauce. A really bad experience.I will NOT recommend people to come here to spend their lovely time .By the way,they only accept cash .There is a small notice In a very small corner.No visible sign for inside or big enough to warn customers.

Real P.

Google
Execution is uneven and misses several fundamentals that diners should expect from a proper Korean meal. • Banchan (side dishes): Only three small dishes were offered. No refills. A typical Korean restaurant would serve at least five to seven varieties, refreshed upon request. • Kimchi: Surprisingly, kimchi was not included as part of the banchan. Instead, it cost £3.50 extra. For a Korean restaurant, this is nearly unthinkable. To add to the disappointment, the kimchi’s flavor was flat and lacked the depth of proper fermentation. • Bibimbap: Took a long time to prepare. Served room temperature, not hot. In an authentic dolsot (stone bowl) bibimbap, the rice should sizzle against the bowl and form a crisp golden crust. • Mushrooms in bibimbap: Tasted and looked like canned mushrooms—cold, lifeless, and out of place in a dish that should celebrate freshness. • After effects: Overall food quality was poor, and the meal left us with bloating afterwards. Suggestions • Banchan should be expanded (at least 5–7 dishes) and refilled without charge. • Kimchi must be included, and its quality improved. If charged separately, it should be excellent—not disappointing. • Bibimbap must arrive sizzling in the bowl. Otherwise, it loses its signature character. • Avoid canned or cold components in key dishes. 1.5/5

Brian M.

Google
Not recommended. Worst korean meal ive ever had. Plain and average Bibimbap was okay. Bulgogi was meh. Definitely a chain restaurant and not authentic. Kimchi pancake was trash. Hardly any kimchi in it! There was like 4 tiny pieces. It was mostly flour.

Sakura M.

Google
I have a love hate relationship with this place. The food is okay and not very tasty. The bbq is a bit on the expensive side but I wouldn’t say that it’s totally not a good value for your money. However it is definitely not an authentic Korean bbq. The servers on the other hand, pressure you to order as soon as possible without really letting you look at the menu and let you think of what you want to eat. Our server was literally on top of us. It was very annoying. It feels like they want to deal with you as soon as but when you ask for the bill they take forever to bring it to you. The place was not very clean and smells of burned food, which fair, it’s a bbq place. I wouldn’t say suggest going to London or to the other York place in Cambridge if you want a better bbq experience and value for your money.

Simon L.

Google
I had a bibimbap craving and decided to call in at Yori to give them a go. All in all, it was pretty good! Felt extremely great value for what I was served. Had all the right flavours. Would happily call in again and try other menu items

Jimmy H.

Google
Located near the City Center, we ordered their beef bulgogi, rose tteokbokki & egg fried rice. All of them are good & portion very reasonable. Fast service, friendly staff.

X

Google
Update 2025: 2->3 The pancake redeems it partly. Much better than Yori average Seafood bibimbap is alright, but the pot is not hot enough to cook the raw seafood or make the rice crispy. (Not too different from the stainless steel bowl at this stage.) Service is a little more competent than the other store. Update 202405: What has yori become? The bibimbap is too shallow!! Kimchi pancake is toooooo oily. And crumbly. Also tasteless despite kimchi. Same for kimchi fried rice. Bland. Seafood Dwenjang soup is alright. Squid is decent but clams really tiny. Rice cake is too sweet. Chicken meatball is so far the best lol. — More than 2 years ago Tasty and nice portion of meat :> The pancakes also tastes more flavorful and crispier in store than delivered. (Fried chicken remains delicious even after delivery or as leftover.) And the first floor spacious so don’t be daunted by the seemingly fully occupied ground floor.

Lyhkryz Myeisha O. D.

Google
The food was amazing! My server Amala was super accommodating and friendly. Loved the service and the chicken, I’ll definitely be coming back!