Koba is a swish spot that’s perfect for giving friends an intro to the joys of Korean barbecue.

Seoul Bakery is a Korean spot in Bloomsbury. They don’t take reservations, and there are only two tables, but it’s worth queuing for.

Dotori is a busy, cash-only neighbourhood restaurant in Finsbury Park serving excellent and inexpensive Korean, and passable Japanese food.

Inko Nito is a large, casual spot in Soho serving Japanese and Korean inspired sharing plates from the robata grill, plus salads, and sushi.

Gogi is where you want to be for Korean barbecue in Little Venice.

The kitchens at Old Spitalfields Market have all sorts of excellent restaurants and stalls, providing options to sit at the bar or to take away.

Whitecross Street Market runs between Old Street and the Barbican, and is one of London’s busiest street markets.

A popular Korean eat-in in Shoreditch that does a particularly good and inexpensive KFC.

This busy Korean near Farringdon has a great lunch menu with all your faves.

Bang Bang Oriental is a massive Asian food hall in Collindale, that’s worth a visit if you so happen to be in Collindale.

Olle is a Korean BBQ spot on Shaftesbury Avenue where you’ll get to cook things like like wagyu beef on a grill in the middle of your table.