
Tteokbokki
떡볶이Hot and slightly sweet rice cakes in gochujang sauce.
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Small plates made to share — the way a Korean table always begins.

Hot and slightly sweet rice cakes in gochujang sauce.

Spicy rice cake blanketed in molten cheese, served sizzling.

Hand-folded dumplings with a chilli dipping sauce.

Rice cake and ramen noodles simmered together with egg.

Twice-fried chicken with the shatter-crisp Korean crust.

Grilled wings glazed in Korean BBQ sauce and sesame.

Golden breaded chicken cutlet with shredded cabbage.

Seasoned fried chicken in a sweet-and-spicy glaze.

Deep-fried tiger prawns in a light, crisp batter.

Korean style fish fry with perilla leaf and lemon.

Tofu stir-fried with vegetables in a savoury glaze.

Mushrooms fried with Korean chilli paste.
Served in a traditional hot stone bowl — still steaming half an hour later.

Aged kimchi stew with tofu, served with rice and side dishes.

Rich pork and chicken rib soup with potato, served with rice.

Silken soft tofu stew, served with rice and side dishes.

Clear Korean seaweed soup, served with rice — the birthday soup.

Short rib soup with clear noodles and vegetables (buff or chicken).
Slurped best while the broth is still too hot to be sensible about.

The spicy Korean ramen everyone comes back for.

Authentic noodles in a deep, spicy miso broth.

Noodle stir-fry — your choice of veg, chicken or seafood.

Noodles under a glossy black bean sauce.

Sweet potato glass noodles stir-fried with vegetables and sesame.

Authentic noodles in a mellow soya milk broth.
Stir it all together — that is the whole point.

Rice, vegetables, meat and egg in a sizzling stone bowl with chilli paste.

Korean fried rice wrapped in a soft omelette.

Fried rice, omelette and a crisp chicken cutlet.

Kimchi fried rice, crowned with a fried egg.

A bowl of steamed Korean rice.
Bubbling in the middle of the table. Built for four hands or more.

Army stew — sausage, spicy kimchi, pork and vegetables. Born of Korean wartime history.

Bulgogi buff and prawns with mixed vegetables.

Seafood hot pot — prawns, clams, squid and scallop.

Vegetables and rice cake simmered in a clean, warming broth.
Grilled at your table, wrapped in lettuce, eaten in one bite.

Belgian pork belly, grilled at the table with the full run of side dishes.
Belgian pork belly in a fiery marinade.
Marinated chicken bulgogi for the grill.

Squid and pork belly stir-fried in gochujang.

Squid stir-fried with vegetables and chilli.

Crisp prawns under a sweet mayo topping.

Steamed pork belly with kimchi, lettuce and ssamjang.

Spicy chicken fry finished in oyster sauce.

Boneless pork stir-fried with onion and spring onion.

Fire chicken under a lid of bubbling cheese.

Spicy buff braised in soya sauce.

Korean spicy stir-fried chicken with vegetables.
A whole meal in a compartment box — rice, soup, side dishes and a main.

Glass noodles, tteokbokki, rice, doenjang soup and side dishes.
Sweet-and-sour fried chicken with rice, kimchi, side dishes, doenjang soup and a boiled egg or egg roll.

Chicken stir-fried in Korean sauce with rice, side dishes, gyeran-mari and soup.
Ramen with rice, chicken, side dishes and a boiled egg.
Stir-fried vegetables and egg with side dishes and soup.
Crisp at the edge, soft in the middle. Best on a rainy Delhi afternoon.

Kimchi pancake with a soy dipping sauce.
Grated potato pancake, crisp and chewy at once.
Seafood and spring onion pancake.
Seasoned rice, roasted seaweed, carrot, cucumber, yellow pickled radish, sautéed spinach, sesame oil and sesame seeds. Non-veg fillings added to order.

The original roll — vegetables, sesame and seasoned rice.

Vegetable kimbab with a ribbon of cheese.

Rolled around sweet marinated bulgogi.

Sausage, egg and vegetables in every slice.

Spiced tuna with cucumber and sesame.

A crisp tempura cutlet rolled into the centre.
Boba, slush and mocktails from the live counter — plus soju, somaek and rice beer.
Soju, somaek and rice beer are served only to guests of legal drinking age, with valid ID. Prices are in Indian Rupees and include no taxes or charges shown separately on your bill. Menu and prices may change — please ask your server.
Nothing matched that. Try ramen, kimbab or bbq.
Book a table and we will have the stone bowls hot by the time you sit down.