
Seoul90 Korean Restaurant
“Seoul90 is an authentic Korean restaurant offering Fantastic Chicken with Beer. (IT’S NOT CAFE) Our Chicken and Beef dishes are all Halal. Also, we use homemade sauce in all of the dishes. Even if there is no BBQ table, you can still enjoy Korean BBQ Pork or BBQ Beef by our chefs. We are Located only on the Old Street of Central London.”
Quick info
About Seoul90 Korean Restaurant
Seoul90 Korean Restaurant serves Korean food on Old St in London, in a dining room decorated with LEGO figurines and comic-inspired artwork. The menu runs to 59 dishes, including Kimchi Jeon and Dragon Tofu, and the fried chicken is offered with beer. The chicken and beef dishes are halal, and the kitchen makes its sauces in house for every dish. There is no BBQ table on site, so the chefs prepare the Korean BBQ pork and BBQ beef themselves and send it out ready to eat. A lunch menu runs alongside the main menu.
Menu & Prices
59 dishes · mains £3–16- Fresh Kimchi Salad£11.95
- Kimchi Jeon£12.95
- Dragon Tofu£13.50
- Seoul90 K Soup (Kimchi Jjigae)£14.50
- Kfc (Korean Fried Chicken)£14.50
- Red Chili Chicken (Dak-Galbi)£14.95
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention korean fried chicken, japchae, kimchi jjigae and kimchi jeon.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention korean fried chicken, japchae, kimchi jjigae and kimchi jeon.
Customer Review Summary
Korean fried chicken, called KFC by several reviewers, is the dish diners raise most, with one praising the spicy sauce and another pairing it with a lemon salad. Close behind are the kimchi jeon, described as tasty and fluffy, and the japchae, which one reviewer found savoury and sweet. Others single out the kimchi jjigae, beef dumplings, and the dragon tofu and vegetable gyoza, which a vegetarian visitor enjoyed. Citron tea, Korean ginger tea, and grape juice come up alongside the food. Reviewers describe a lovely welcome, fast service, and an intimate room that wasn't too busy or loud, with LEGO figurines and comic artwork on display. Some dishes run spicy, and one reviewer found them slightly too much. The sharpest complaint comes from a diner who ordered BBQ pork and beef: the beef was so hard it was practically inedible, and a question about bibimbap was met with laughter. One reviewer suggests ordering rice with the soup and noodles. As one birthday lunch ended, a staff member thanked the diner for coming back.
Customer Review Summary
Korean fried chicken, called KFC by several reviewers, is the dish diners raise most, with one praising the spicy sauce and another pairing it with a lemon salad. Close behind are the kimchi jeon, described as tasty and fluffy, and the japchae, which one reviewer found savoury and sweet. Others single out the kimchi jjigae, beef dumplings, and the dragon tofu and vegetable gyoza, which a vegetarian visitor enjoyed. Citron tea, Korean ginger tea, and grape juice come up alongside the food. Reviewers describe a lovely welcome, fast service, and an intimate room that wasn't too busy or loud, with LEGO figurines and comic artwork on display. Some dishes run spicy, and one reviewer found them slightly too much. The sharpest complaint comes from a diner who ordered BBQ pork and beef: the beef was so hard it was practically inedible, and a question about bibimbap was met with laughter. One reviewer suggests ordering rice with the soup and noodles. As one birthday lunch ended, a staff member thanked the diner for coming back.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“I was not impressed with this place and I love Korean food. My question whether they serve bibimbap was met with laughter and a comment that I can do it at home. We ordered BBQ pork and beef. The beef was so hard that it was practically inedible. The pork was ok. The place looks cool but I probably won't be coming back anytime soon.”
- Google user
“Came here as I had a day to myself in London, food and atmosphere was fantastic. Very home ran vibes and nice to get out of the super busy parts of the city. I had the dragon tofu and the vegie gyoza and they were both amazing so I’d definitely recommend for anyone who’s vegetarian or vegan. The woman serving was lovely and the restaurant wasn’t too busy or loud so I could enjoy myself while eating.”
- Google user
“The kimchi jeon was very tasty and fluffy, and very nice fried chicken! I recommend if you are in the area :)”
- Google user
“Good overall experience, I suggest to try it because it could become the Korean place where to go when you want comfort food and you don't want to cook at home.”
- Google user
“Stopped here for dinner as I was overnight for work. The food was amazing and the place is super cute. I had their Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) and it was so good!”
Location
Korean restaurants near Seoul90 Korean Restaurant
- MukBap - Korean Vegan4.99430.6 mi
kimchi pancake, korean fried chicken, crispy tofu bibimbap
- 0.9 mi£20–70
bbq platter sets, wagyu set, mushroom set
- Bibimbab Cafe4.25331.4 mi£10–20
beef bibimbap, tofu bibimbap, kimchi fried rice
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seoul90 Korean Restaurant | 4.6422 | — | — | korean fried chicken, japchae, kimchi jjigae |
| MukBap - Korean Vegan | 4.9943 | 0.6 mi | — | kimchi pancake, korean fried chicken, crispy tofu bibimbap |
| Hanwoo Village - Authentic Korean BBQ | 4.7724 | 0.9 mi | £20–70 | bbq platter sets, wagyu set, mushroom set |
| Bibimbab Cafe | 4.2533 | 1.4 mi | £10–20 | beef bibimbap, tofu bibimbap, kimchi fried rice |
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