
Zazza Korean Noodles
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Quick info
About Zazza Korean Noodles
Inside Seoul Plaza supermarket on Malden Road, a hidden sliding door at the back leads into Zazza Korean Noodles, a Korean-Chinese fusion restaurant. Noodles are made in house, and the jjajangmyeon is a recurring order, often paired with tangsuyuk. Spice level can be chosen when ordering, and kimchi is homemade, served unlimited at the table alongside self-serve banchan and water. The menu is halal. A private dining room is available for groups, and diners can bring their own bottle for a corkage fee. Free parking sits around the back of the building.
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Menu & Prices
76 dishes · mains £3–70- Coke / Diet Coke£2.50
- 7up£2.50
- Milkis£3.00
- Melon / Watermelon Soda£3.00
- Bong Bong Grape£3.00
- Cass Beer£5.00
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention homemade kimchi, jjajangmyeon, sweet and sour pork (tangsuyuk) and hidden entrance through supermarket.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention homemade kimchi, jjajangmyeon, sweet and sour pork (tangsuyuk) and hidden entrance through supermarket.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers consistently single out the jjajangmyeon, the black bean noodles with beef or pork, calling it a signature dish and among the best they've had, often paired with a small tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) for its crispy texture. Close behind is the unlimited self-serve homemade kimchi, mentioned repeatedly as a highlight worth returning for, alongside praise for the in-house noodles and kimchi fried rice. Several note the hidden entrance through Seoul Plaza supermarket as part of the discovery, and many describe the staff as friendly and welcoming, with one host explained by name-dropped role as guiding newcomers through the menu. Portions are called generous and prices reasonable, with one diner noting a bring-your-own-bottle corkage option. Free parking behind the building is mentioned as a plus for drivers. No recurring complaints appear across these reviews; the pattern is uniformly positive, with multiple reviewers stating they've already returned or plan to, and one recalling being talked out of ordering extra rice just to eat more kimchi.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers consistently single out the jjajangmyeon, the black bean noodles with beef or pork, calling it a signature dish and among the best they've had, often paired with a small tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) for its crispy texture. Close behind is the unlimited self-serve homemade kimchi, mentioned repeatedly as a highlight worth returning for, alongside praise for the in-house noodles and kimchi fried rice. Several note the hidden entrance through Seoul Plaza supermarket as part of the discovery, and many describe the staff as friendly and welcoming, with one host explained by name-dropped role as guiding newcomers through the menu. Portions are called generous and prices reasonable, with one diner noting a bring-your-own-bottle corkage option. Free parking behind the building is mentioned as a plus for drivers. No recurring complaints appear across these reviews; the pattern is uniformly positive, with multiple reviewers stating they've already returned or plan to, and one recalling being talked out of ordering extra rice just to eat more kimchi.
Featured reviews
- Emily Chappell
“Top notch grub! What a fantastic restaurant. Lovely food, lovely service and a nice atmosphere. We opted for a Saturday lunchtime and had the black bean pork noodles and a small portion of sweet and sour pork to share between two of us. The portions are very generous and we left with full bellies. Would certainly come back here. Would recommend topping off the meal with some Cass beers too! They offer free parking (a luxury in London) around back so worth bearing in mind if you want to drive.”
- Steph
“Ordered two bowls of seafood noodles and one tangsuyuk. Love how you can choose level of spice - perfect for those who would love to try but can’t handle heat! Staff are also incredibly friendly. Everything reminds me of South Korea. We will definitely come back again :)”
- Jacky Lee
“The food was great. Authentic Korean cuisine with unlimited homemade kimchi. Staffs were so friendly. Definitely will visit again.”
- Alan Chan
“A real hidden gem. They do the best Jjajangmyeon and kimchi fried rice that I have tried in London. Added bonus is the eat as much as you want homemade kimchi. I was gonna order two more bowls of rice just to eat the kimchi, but the wife stopped me and reminded me that I was on a diet :( Definitely worth trying. I will be back for more for sure.”
- Arjun Pachory
“One of the best Korean meals we’ve ever had. Really cool entrance at the back of a shop, and then Hyeri is a great host who explains the menu very well. The food is excellent, really tasty, flavourful and truly authentic Korean. The cherry on top is the self-serve homemade kimchi. Will definitely be back for sure!”
Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
- Closed
Good to know
“Zazza is an authentic Korean noodle restaurant, proudly family-owned and specialising in Korean-Chinese fusion cuisine. With our chef's 30+ years of experience in South Korea, we prepare all our dishes in-house using the finest ingredients and expert culinary techniques. You can find us tucked away inside Seoul Plaza supermarket by the Fountain roundabout, adding a touch of discovery to your dining experience.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating
Amenities
- Wi-Fi
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Vegetarian options
- Bar onsite
- Restroom
- Beer
Show more amenities
- Free water refills
- Halal food
- Private dining room
- Facilities· 5
- Alcohol
- Hard liquor
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Accessibility· 3
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
Restaurants near Zazza Korean Noodles
- GO!K-BBQ4.94110.2 mi£20–30Good for kids
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- Lucky Fish Bar4.81340.7 mi£1–10Good for kids
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- Ecklee Grill4.46420.8 mi£10–20Outdoor seatingVegetarian optionsWheelchair accessible
shawarma wraps, tabouleh and hummus, chicken combo with rice
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zazza Korean Noodles | 4.8380 | — | £10–20 | homemade kimchi, jjajangmyeon, sweet and sour pork (tangsuyuk) |
| GO!K-BBQGood for kids | 4.9411 | 0.2 mi | £20–30 | smoked pork belly, beef soup, soup of the day |
| Lucky Fish BarGood for kids | 4.8134 | 0.7 mi | £1–10 | crisp battered fish, fresh chips, mushy peas |
| Ecklee GrillOutdoor seating · Vegetarian options · Wheelchair accessible | 4.4642 | 0.8 mi | £10–20 | shawarma wraps, tabouleh and hummus, chicken combo with rice |
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