
MukBap - Korean Vegan
“Tasty, Authentic, Korean, Vegan food”
Quick info
About MukBap - Korean Vegan
MukBap - Korean Vegan is a Korean restaurant at 91 Worship St in London, near Liverpool Street station, and every dish on its menu is vegan. The kitchen cooks kimbap, Korean fried chicken and bibimbap, so people who avoid animal products can order a full Korean meal in one place. The space is very small, with limited seating that includes bar stools. It is walk-in only, and a wait for a table is part of the visit. No alcohol is served, and the drinks include a canned Bong Bong grape drink. There are no toilets on site.
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention kimchi pancake, korean fried chicken, crispy tofu bibimbap and kimbap.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention kimchi pancake, korean fried chicken, crispy tofu bibimbap and kimbap.
Customer Review Summary
Diners most often point to the kimchi pancake, described as a blend of tender and crispy, with the kimbap close behind, including a fat roll version whose vegan sausage had a texture like meat. Crispy tofu bibimbap, tteokbokki, sweet potato noodles and Korean fried chicken also come up, and reviewers call the food flavourful, fresh and filling. Several appreciate that the whole menu is vegan, so there is no checking with staff. Service is repeatedly called kind and friendly. The main trade-off is size. Reviewers describe a tiny room with limited seating, some of it bar stools, and a wait for a table. One notes it is walk-in only and suggests planning ahead, and the same reviewer mentions no toilets and suggests hand wipes. One table ordering fried chicken that normally comes with five pieces was given six so they could share it equally.
Customer Review Summary
Diners most often point to the kimchi pancake, described as a blend of tender and crispy, with the kimbap close behind, including a fat roll version whose vegan sausage had a texture like meat. Crispy tofu bibimbap, tteokbokki, sweet potato noodles and Korean fried chicken also come up, and reviewers call the food flavourful, fresh and filling. Several appreciate that the whole menu is vegan, so there is no checking with staff. Service is repeatedly called kind and friendly. The main trade-off is size. Reviewers describe a tiny room with limited seating, some of it bar stools, and a wait for a table. One notes it is walk-in only and suggests planning ahead, and the same reviewer mentions no toilets and suggests hand wipes. One table ordering fried chicken that normally comes with five pieces was given six so they could share it equally.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“A great find for vegan Korean food! The place is very small but still is good for a quick dinner and the food is comforting. Ordered tteokbokki, kimchi pancake, Korean fried chicken, and beef bibimbap which were all good.”
- Google user
“We loved the food here. The options are great for such a small restaurant, with a very casual feel. We ordered a little selection to share as our dinner, which allowed us to sample as much as possible. We will be back in cooler weather for the stews etc! Things to note- There are a few steps to access the restaurant. There's no alcohol. Takeaway is available. Limited seating so do plan ahead as it's walk-in only. Some seating is bar stools. There are no toilets, which isn't a problem as there are nearby pubs etc. However, I think hand wipes would be useful to offer/bring.”
- Google user
“A really nice place for Korean food, the fact everything is vegan too is really cool. I had the small kimbap, which were really nice, and the kimchi pancakes, a perfect blend of tender and crispy. Also had a can of grape Bong Bong. Highly recommend, it's a small place but we thankfully got a table. Really reasonable price too, would go again.”
- Google user
“A lovely little restaurant, tucked out of the way, close to Liverpool Street Station. As a vegetarian/vegan couple, it was the perfect way to experience the best of Korean cuisine. The food was bursting with flavour and every dish was a unique experience. We will be back!”
- Google user
“Amazing food with amazing flavours. The staff was also extremely sweet and kind. Had a lovely experience there. Will recommend everyone (not just vegans) to enjoy their food :)”
Location
Korean restaurants near MukBap - Korean Vegan
- 0.6 mi
korean fried chicken, japchae, kimchi jjigae
- Miga4.66501.3 mi
galbijjim braised short ribs, hwe with chojang sauce, samgyubsal pork belly
- 1.4 mi
bbq platter sets, wagyu set, mushroom set
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| MukBap - Korean Vegan | 4.9943 | — | kimchi pancake, korean fried chicken, crispy tofu bibimbap |
| Seoul90 Korean Restaurant | 4.6422 | 0.6 mi | korean fried chicken, japchae, kimchi jjigae |
| Miga | 4.6650 | 1.3 mi | galbijjim braised short ribs, hwe with chojang sauce, samgyubsal pork belly |
| Hanwoo Village - Authentic Korean BBQ | 4.7724 | 1.4 mi | bbq platter sets, wagyu set, mushroom set |
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