Yokoso - London

This is a Korean Japanese restaurant hidden in this apartment complex. Turn left when you reach the cylinder building. yes they do all you can eat sushi 7 hot food for £16.80, sitting within a 1.5 hours. but tonight we decided to go for their Korean options. we ordered a kimchi pancake to begin to share samgybsal grilled pork bauch and a bibimbap each (prawn for me and bogogi bark for my friend), which also came with miso suppe. we didn't read this in the menu, but I thought they were supposed to say something if my friend ordered a (additional) misery. but it was pretty good miso and I have a high standard of miso suppen. our bill came only under £21 everyone but...read more

Last year I tried and even learned some Japanese and Asian restaurants in london, how to cook myself, so I heard after a bit about this place, I thought I would give it a bit. I was very disappointed and can not honestly recommend yokoso to everyone. my prawn tempura maki was not tempura, it was raw. I am not exaggerated when I say they can get better sushi from waitrose, sainsbury or even tesco. the rice in my tonkatsu don was strong, sticky and cold. the black itself was gummy and rough. I understand that tonkatsu comes in the rule with a ei, but it also says in the rule so on the menu due to the preferences and allegiances of people with regard to eggs. I am...read more

This is a Korean Japanese restaurant hidden in this apartment complex. Turn left when you reach the cylinder building. yes they do all you can eat sushi 7 hot food for £16.80, sitting within a 1.5 hours. but tonight we decided to go for their Korean options. we ordered a kimchi pancake to begin to split samgybsal grilled pork mud and a bibimbap each (prawn for me and bogogi bark for my friend) that also came with miso suppe. we didn't read this in the menu, but I thought they were supposed to say something if my friend ordered a (additional) misery. but it was pretty good miso and I have a high standard of miso suppen. our bill came only under £21 everyone, but we may have ordered over (eye bigger than lean etc.) I must say that was a very pleasant kimchi pancake. I had some terrible, which are wet and fall to pieces when they pick it up with their chiffeln and in the rule make it look like a dog breakfast. this comes in pieces cut and with a delicious dipping sauce. we ordered our bibimbap with an egg added, I was disappointed that it was a fried egg, no raw or even a frenzy fried egg. I had crocheted and went for the seafood sauce instead of the spicy sauce, and regretted that this was not spicy at all. but also the bibimbap of my friend, who should come with the spicy sauce, does not work sharply. overall the bibimbap was sufficient and a good part. the grilled boar was something else, it didn't look too much like pigs with the fat show, but it was so delicious. it came on tweeping on a squirting hot plate stacked (no cooking of me required), and I feel like I can be just happy with this and a bowl rice. that's a pretty good suburban restaurant. I have not tried the Japanese offers, so can not comment on the quality (and quality is particularly important when it comes to Japanese and raw fish.) it is fairly clean, a rather large place that is family-friendly and offers take

Surprising visit and surprise food/service. I can only say that eating was very good in consideration of the prices. the service of the staff was good and everyone seemed super nice. I would recommend to come here, I mean, we walk out of the royal observatory to work an appetit! yum! very likely to come back.

The food has enjoyed very much here. Korean was better than Japanese imho. had vegetarian on the party they really enjoyed their kimchi and bibimbap. meat: Korean fried chicken was on the point. really good. otherwise: parking is a bit painful. they must find somewhere on the nearby Westferry road and pay two hours by phone £8.) in short: recommended.