It was a lovely evening in London, the weather was still very warm from a sudden mini heatwave. The polar opposite from crazy snowstorms of the Beast from the east. Walking from Soho Square into Soho along Greek Street I spotted Gaza Café... Gaza Cafe – Chewy rice cake toast and best matcha lattes
April 27, 2018
in Korean
It was a lovely evening in London, the weather was still very warm from a sudden mini heatwave. The polar opposite from crazy snowstorms of the Beast from the east. Walking from Soho Square into Soho along Greek Street I spotted Gaza Café... Makimayo – I’m feeling chicken tonight
March 23, 2016
in Japanese, Korean, Street food
The Shoreditch grind, I’m always in the area wondering around. So much to see and do I never stray from my beloved East London ends. I had the Traveler’s company caravan in Europe event at the Ace Hotel to attend. I’ve been passed Pump Shoreditch a few times... Jin Go Gae – Real authentic Korean BBQ food
November 2, 2015
in Korean
Ever since I’ve come back from Seoul, I became sick of eating kimchi, all I was craving was the Western and diverse flavours in London. Two weeks of non-stop Korean food all day and night were a bit much for me, but it... SuperStar BBQ – Hissing sounds of the Korean BBQ
August 10, 2015
in Korean
St Giles street has suddenly been swept with Asian restaurants on two popular ramen joints Kanada-Ya and Ippudo. Next door to Ippudo is new Korean BBQ SuperStar BBQ by the people who brought you Bibimbap. Korean BBQ is very popular in Seoul, I... 
After seeing the Women Divers, it was time to do a hiking trek of one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. Huffing and puffing getting out of breath throughout my trek. There was no point of return, looking back and... 
Day 3 of my travels in Korea, I pre-booked flights to be whisk off in the early morning to fly to Jeju Island. Flying with Eastar flights costs only £45 return, and I highly recommend visiting the island to get... Late night dining, Day 1 & 2 of Seoul
May 31, 2015
in Korea, Korean, Seoul, Street food, Travel
It’s just been over a little over a week since I’ve come back from Korea. I had tons of fun at Seoul and flying to Jeju. I will break down the trip into different parts starting with my first 2 days in Seoul.... 
It’s another all you can eat mayhem here. Kalbi over at Roseberry Avenue used to be the Japanese restaurant Ginnan. With a makeover to become a Korean indoor BBQ. The inside interior still looks similar to it’s previous site, dark black interiors, spacious... sink your teeth in and rip the meat – On The Bap
September 29, 2014
in Korean
I love Korean food, it’s a bit of everything and the common favourites can always be found on menus everywhere. The key classics are kimchi pancakes, spicy rice cakes, Japchae, bibimbap and many others. I had an event to attend and dragged my... Contemporary Korean flavours – Bibigo Bar & Dining
June 22, 2014
in Just desserts, Korean
The Korean wave has swept the UK, with help of PSY and kpop music the Korean culture is increasingly popular. Bibigo offers contemporary Hansik style food, backed by Kim Young Hwan previously working in Zuma and Roka and founder Hee Young Noh from... the beautiful – Kimchee Holborn
April 23, 2014
in Food, Just desserts, Korean
When Kimchee opened its doors it quickly became popular and word of mouth spread rapidly. When my friend and I finally stepped into its doors. There was a long queue forming inside, the Holborn branch. There was a 50% off promotion going on... 
I often travel to New Malden just to eat some seriously good Korean food. Han karaoke is conveniently located minutes away from the rail station. The exterior bears a traditional ancient wooden style. Inside it’s built like a labyrinth with areas to uncover,... 
I’m quite lucky to be working in an area with easy access to diverse food. One day I stumbled across a bibimbap sign. Lured inside I sat inside the Ceena restaurant. In a sizzling hot stove clay pot my bibimbap was neatly arranged,... WIN a meal for 2 at Bibimbap Charlotte Street
November 26, 2013
in Cheap eats, Korean
Bibimbap Charlotte Street is the second branch of the Bibimbap concept restaurants. The first branch in Soho opened in 2011 and after a successful couple of years opened its second branch of Bibimbap on Charlotte Street. Bibimbap specialises in Korea’s national dish, bibimbap,... 
The 66th Cannes Film Festival kicks off tonight, and Electrolux, is an official partner of the event. Electrolux celebrate nearly 100 years of professional expertise by continuing their support of the Cannes Film Festival. Electrolux are the chosen supplier to almost 50% of... 
Every so often, I would make a request to my friends to travel long and far for my food adventure journeys. Who better to ask then my Korean pop/drama obsessed fans to join me on a trip to the suburbs of Kingston. New... 
TheThe Korean Food Foundation, has just published a FREE Korean restaurant guide book coveirng Central London, new Malden and the surrounding areas. This book is available at Korean restaurants and the Korean Culture Centre in London. http://bit.ly/IAnDYE 
I seem to favour this place for its relaxed chill out environment, it feels very home like and I love the idea of having poloriads of the customers all over the walls. I had this craving for Bibimbap, jap chae and Kimchi pancakes...
I was so thirsty after shopping, I wanted a light dinner and also a ice green tea latte so headed off to Seoul bakery. I remember when it was just a bakery the owner would greet me with all smiles his name is...
The old justice – a Korean pub affair
May 1, 2011
in Korean
I have finally went to the old justice, I’ve been googling for months for a phone number and wondered if the business has creased. Fert not, after a long hot summer day me and friends wanted to do a DIY Korean BBQ, but...
