LDNReview

photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch

Park’s Kitchen review image

Park’s Kitchen

££££

24 The Green, London
View WebsiteEarn 3X Points

Overlooking Walpole Park and sandwiched between pizza places and Starbucks’ shiny green signage, Park’s Kitchen is a casual Korean spot that we’d visit any midweek lunchtime for a solid solo meal. Grab a window seat downstairs, between pushchairs tucked behind chairs and people making really good lunch decisions, and take mouthfuls of stir-fried kimchi and pork rice, while staring at the K-pop videos that stream endlessly on the TVs. The bibimbap bowls are a hit every time, with oozy eggs and soy-coated beef soaking into the well-seasoned vegetables below. A bowl of kanpoongi (deep-fried chicken in a sweet chilli sauce) for the table is also a good idea, even if the table is just you.

Park’s Kitchen review image

photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch

Sign up for our newsletter.

Be the first to get expert restaurant recommendations for every situation right in your inbox.


By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

Featured in

Suggested Reading

Where To Eat Noodle Soup In London guide image
Guide

We don’t know what the question is, but noodles and broth is almost definitely the answer.

You Me Korean review image
8.5
Review

A homely Korean restaurant in New Malden with excellent traditional dishes and friendly service.

Chick and Beers review image
Review

Chick and Beers in New Malden is a chilled spot that is low-key home to some of the best fried chicken in London.

Infatuation Logo
2023 © The Infatuation Inc. All Rights Reserved.

FIND PLACES ON OUR APP

Get it on Google PlayDownload on the App Store