Bibimbab Cafe

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  Rosalia Chavez

  ·1 year ago

  “Excellent little place with delicious food and friendly staff. Menu focuses on basics that you can mix and match for all types of meals. Prices are fantastic for the portions. Staff are friendly and professional, available to answer any and …”

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  Neil Cabato

  ·1 year ago

  “Cute little restaurant beside the British Museum serving korean food. The bibimbap was great, proportion of food was just right for you to be full. We completely finished our bowls. It's easier to eat here if you're 1-2 people instead of a large group. Staff was very friendly.”

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  Viktoriia Sydorenko

  ·1 year ago

  “We ordered a meat box and a vegetarian one, both were very tasty. Simple atmosphere, friendly staff, delicious food. Good location of the cafe if you need to take a break while visiting the museum🙂 …”

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  ·2 years ago

  “kimchi fried rice & topokki were quite spicy. staff were quite nice, but we had to pay before we got the food. seating areas are extremely small & cramped, would rather get takeaway & eat it elsewhere.”

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  Lia Johnson

  ·2 years ago

  “They have been serving since way before Korean food became a fad. Run by Korean owners, it has always tasted authentic. If I'm at the museum, I'd always aim to go there and am fascinated how much they have changed. I was surprised that I was asked to pay upfront for eating in (even when they knew I was Korean, as if I'd eat and run?). The bibimbap is always good, w their special grain rice but the small paper bowl makes it nigh on impossible to actually bibim, which is literally to 'mix'. Shame their bulgogi was dry but they make the fried egg fresh. Their menu has expanded quite a bit. Wasn't keen on the canteen style row of seating. I appreciate it's to maximise space but just felt like it's not their ethos. Miss their art gallery and Korean food shop that used to be across the street. Still a filling place, reasonably priced for such a location. It's rare to see burdock tea anywhere even on teabag sale basis so that was nice to see. No parking. Disability inaccessible.”

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  L C

  ·2 years ago

  “Food was tasty and authentic. Zucchini tasted a little bitter. For the high price, I would have expected more vegetables. There is no restroom here.”

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  Madhurima Sen

  ·3 years ago

  “It's mainly a takeaway but there is a small seating section with a few tables and chairs. Or you could sit at the two tables outside. Food is good. Ample quantity. Prices are pretty decent, especially considering the amazing location very near to the British Museum. Good value for money. I tried their Bibimbap and liked it. It's definitely not the best Korean I ever had but it's good enough.”

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  Alexandra V

  ·8 years ago

  “I went with my husband, he had the Beef Bibimbap with soup and I had the Tofu Bibimbap with soup. I'm a big fan of Korean Food and very often it is hard for me to find a place that knows how to do a proper Bibimbap. I loved the one this …”

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  Irena Savchenko

  ·8 years ago

  “Came here for lunch with a friend. The place was empty when we arrived (around 12:15), but within 15 minutes it was full of customers. Most tables had "reserved" sign displayed. I had a £7:00 Bibimbab with tofu. Good portion & very tasty. It also come with a bowl of miso soup & a small bowl of kimchi. The service was friendly & efficient. £10 is minimum for card payments.”

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  Labrador Kiko

  ·9 years ago

  “A family run small tiny place. Decent korean pre-cooked lunch box. Affordable price close to British Museum. Seating is tight and don't have big fancy menu. Very basic lunch food.”