Koba rathbone street

The Korean menu includes its speciality of table BBQ, as well as beautifully-presented dishes. Serves Korean, Asian. Cost £for two people (approx.) Cookie Policy. Zomato uses cookies to enhance user exp.

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The beautifully burnished tones of the trend-driven dining room give a luxuriant feel to a cuisine more usually associated with casual eating, the setting as suited to romantic dinners or business lunches as to eating with friends. Use the right and left arrow keys to navigate by day. The narrative thread keeping this episode together - Sizzlers, Korean street tacos, soon dubu, Filipino desserts - provided a small window into the larger narrative thread of immigration to the US. I saw in these LA based Korean Americans an incredible number of parallels with my own parents in the suburbs of ATL.

And throughout this whole thing, I just wanted to eat a bit of Soon Dubu. Open for Lunch 12-Monday - Saturday, Dinner Monday to Sunday 6-11. Bo Drake Greek Street , W1D.

Rathbone Street , London, W1T 1NA. Big Fernand Percy Street , W1T. Website: kobalondon. Send another message.

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Claim your business on 192. Appear higher in our search resul. We only focused on Korean BBQ and selected our own cuts (no combo platters). The meats were all tender and very flavorful. Booked for a midweek night - was quite busy.

Food was excellent fare if a bit pricey. Read reviews and book now. The only problem was that it was a bit pricier than I thought and the side dishes were not complementary like they are in other Korea restaurants.

Report a problem with this listing. Accompanying us on the evening was Mr Noodles of Eat Noodles Love Noodles. An intriguing Eastern restaurant in amongst the boutiques and bars of trendy Fitzrovia, Koba is a very different dining prospect.

The food was very reasonably priced and extremely tasty. We thought that the staff were very attentive, friendly, and helpful. The modern decor and relaxed ambience contributed to a very enjoyable evening.

I will definitely be going back and would highly recommend this eatery to friends and family. Many Koreanphiles in-the-know will traverse down the street when they have a craving for some premium KBBQ. The name KoBa stands for Korean Barbecue, so the KBBQ meats are understandably its flagship specialty.

Why: Olle is a charming Korean BBQ restaurant in Chinatown with a more sophisticated take on ingredients and décor. The restaurant is sleek and inviting, and the food offers a novel approach to Korean BBQ while still remaining authentic. Charlotte Street Hotel “Delicious but a bit over-price.

The march of very, smart, modern and intriguing eastern restaurants in London continues apace with the arrival of Koba , handy for the Dominion, the British Museum, and all the booty of furniture-design-land around NoHo. The cutesy restaurant at the back of Soho impresses with friendly attentive staff, good food and an authentic Korean feel, giving an experience worth remembering. The restaurant has good reason for having a top reputation and a visit in a group is recommended to have a relaxed and enjoyable evening. This upmarket Korean restaurant is located in trendy Fitzrovia, the refined food is slightly expensive in comparison to other Korean places but the BBQ dishes consistently please. Moody tones and low lighting give the place a sombre sophisticated atmosphere, which is perfectly suited to the well presented food.

Koba however, found in Fitzrovia, pre-dates them all. A link to Koba on Fluid London has been sent.