Your Mum’s Kitchen

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  Pumpkin Rates

  ·5 months ago

  “I love this little hidden place. They’ve only got a couple of tables and it’s literally someone cooking out of a small kitchen and you can see the whole process. Feels like having dinner at someone’s house, very homely and good pricing”

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  Nicholas Towers

  ·6 months ago

  “We really enjoyed eating our Korean food here. The children had soy sauce Bulgogi pork. I had spicy Bulgogi pork. And spicy chicken bibimbap. And kimchi pancakes! It was really delicious and we would happily come again. Everyone enjoyed it.”

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  L D

  ·1 year ago

  “Delicious food with good portions for the price. The kimchi pancake was terrific, but my favourite was the spicy tteokbokki. I recommend buying freshly made kimchi from the store too. It may seem expensive compared to prepackaged kimchi but the quality exceeds the price.”

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  Mingyang Gao

  ·1 year ago

  “The taste is good, but the portion is way too small. I ordered "spicy beef soup" for £13.5, but as shown in the pic, the portion of beef per serving was even less than the size of my fist (I'm a female with small hand).”

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  Cherry Brandy Kiss

  ·1 year ago

  “Cute little eatery underneath a Korean grocers. Fast, simple yet refreshingly tasty beef bibimbap. Exactly what I needed at the end of the day, as I went for dinner around 5pm. Not sure if they are normally quiet but it was reasonably empty at that time. Seating wise there is limited number of people they’ll be able to fit in, so can imagine if they get busy it may be bit cramped. Hope to pop by again soon.”

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  Karl Hansen

  ·1 year ago

  “Perfect home-style and authentic Korean food made fresh. The stews are full of flavour and spicy 🌶️ with a good selection of vegetarian options as well. Plus if you like the recipe you can always buy the ingredients upstairs to make it at home later!”

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  Chris L C

  ·2 years ago

  “Food: A lot of the food hit the mark. I think that the soups and the dish I ordered, the spicy pork was really good. It had a nice kick to it and was spicy but not overwhelming. I think they make a lot of their food from scratch and it was very authentic. Service: Hit and miss. We went as a group of 5 people, and even though we came in later on during the service they were able to seat us quickly. That part I did appreciate and the food did take a while but granted it appeared to be made fresh. The downside is that I ordered a tap water and wished that I could have more refills of that and only got one cup. Atmosphere: Considering we were there closer to the end of service... The atmosphere was still really good. There was a small and comfy vibe inside and a lot of people seemed to be enjoying themselves. This is a place worth visiting I'd say and don't let the supermarket front fool you, there's a lovely restaurant underneath.”

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  espik20

  ·2 years ago

  “Been twice within 3 days which shows how great it is. Situated underneath the convenience store, it's a cozy area with a large cooking area, the food was delicious, well sized and great value for money. The service was top notch and prompt, can't wait to go again to try a bingsoo!”

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  Yuqi Wang

  ·3 years ago

  “The restaurant is hidden underneath the Korean supermarket. The restaurant is just like it’s name “your mum’s kitchen”. Authentic Korean food and really affordable. Downsides have been previously mentioned in other reviews: The male owner seems a little bit grumpy sometimes.”

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  Jye SR

  ·4 years ago

  “Just like eating at home, if your mum is an amazing chef and you have a clean house. Great prices. The setting is downstairs in a cute dining area with a nice little view of the back porch on one side and the similarly designed kitchen on the other. Pastel colours throughout combined with the well cleaned white tiles made for a great setting. The menu has most of your classic Korean dishes as well as some unexpected ones. Get the sweet and sticky chicken. The sweetness reminds of honey sesame chicken with the added mental complexity that comes with the spiciness. This leaving you begging for more of the rich flavour while your lips cry out in pain. While you wait for you food you can try to peak into the kitchen while 'your mum' prepares your food with unrivalled focus. We interacted with three other staff and they were all polite and didn't once rush us, despite being there until closing.”

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