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Moritz
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Indian-Korean with the emphasis on Indian
This place has nothing to do with a Korean BBQ place beside a grill in the middle of the table. But let’s first start with the positive point: the Staff is helpful and kind.
Food: the flavours are more Indian than Korean, all meat tastes like a tandoori. The meat quality is mediocre. Pictures on the menu are misleading, Korean fried rice is more like a Chinese egg fried rice (see pictures). The beef bibimbap is just rice some kimchi but missing the main part BEEF. In general all the sides are a little bit too salty (I emptied a whole 1L water bottle after the visit).
K-BBQ and Sushi? The sign outside is misleading as there is no Sushi whatsoever. Inside you get basically a all you can eat K-BBQ for £29.90 per person but no Sushi. In my opinion a little bit overpriced for the quality. If you want beef there is an extra charge of £3 pp (should be included). Where are the classics i.e raw garlic you get in every K-BBQ? If you go to a not all you can eat you do not spend much more but get everything you want.
Atmosphere: for what do you need the 4(?) 70inch TVs in the restaurant. Are we in a KTV? IMHO they are not needed especially if they are placed directly beside your table.
I assume this restaurant was opened by a Korean and then handed over to a new owner. I love Indian food but if I fancy Indian I go to a proper Indian restaurant, if I want Korean I go to a Korean Restaurant.
This place has nothing to do with a Korean BBQ place beside a grill in the middle of the table. But let’s first start with the positive point: the Staff is helpful and kind.
Food: the flavours are more Indian than Korean, all meat tastes like a tandoori. The meat quality is mediocre. Pictures on the menu are misleading, Korean fried rice is more like a Chinese egg fried rice (see pictures). The beef bibimbap is just rice some kimchi but missing the main part BEEF. In general all the sides are a little bit too salty (I emptied a whole 1L water bottle after the visit).
K-BBQ and Sushi? The sign outside is misleading as there is no Sushi whatsoever. Inside you get basically a all you can eat K-BBQ for £29.90 per person but no Sushi. In my opinion a little bit overpriced for the quality. If you want beef there is an extra charge of £3 pp (should be included). Where are the classics i.e raw garlic you get in every K-BBQ? If you go to a not all you can eat you do not spend much more but get everything you want.
Atmosphere: for what do you need the 4(?) 70inch TVs in the restaurant. Are we in a KTV? IMHO they are not needed especially if they are placed directly beside your table.
I assume this restaurant was opened by a Korean and then handed over to a new owner. I love Indian food but if I fancy Indian I go to a proper Indian restaurant, if I want Korean I go to a Korean Restaurant.