Seoul Kitchen
Bold Korean flavours — bulgogi, tteokbokki, and crunchy fried chicken.
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Bold Korean flavours — bulgogi, tteokbokki, and crunchy fried chicken.
Sizzling Korean BBQ, japchae, and gochujang-glazed everything.
Sizzling Korean BBQ, japchae, and gochujang-glazed everything.
Korean street food — KFC (Korean fried chicken), bibimbap, and kimchi.
Bold Korean flavours — bulgogi, tteokbokki, and crunchy fried chicken.
Sizzling Korean BBQ, japchae, and gochujang-glazed everything.
Sizzling Korean BBQ, japchae, and gochujang-glazed everything.
Sizzling Korean BBQ, japchae, and gochujang-glazed everything.
Bold Korean flavours — bulgogi, tteokbokki, and crunchy fried chicken.
Bold Korean flavours — bulgogi, tteokbokki, and crunchy fried chicken.
Sizzling Korean BBQ, japchae, and gochujang-glazed everything.
Sizzling Korean BBQ, japchae, and gochujang-glazed everything.
Sizzling Korean BBQ, japchae, and gochujang-glazed everything.
Korean street food — KFC (Korean fried chicken), bibimbap, and kimchi.
Pan-Asian street food — bao, gyoza, and noodles wok-tossed on the spot.
Korean fried chicken, kimchi fries, and bulgogi rice bowls. K-pop not included (but negotiable).
Japanese street food — katsu, gyoza, and donburi bowls made to order.
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I'd lean towards Seoul Kitchen and Seoul & Co as my top picks for Korean catering in London — both offer a broad capacity range up to 220 guests, cover key dietary needs including gluten-free and vegetarian, and come in at competitive starting prices of £700 and £750 respectively. The wider shortlist is strong too, with Seoul Union worth a look if budget is a priority (from £500) and Seoul Fire a solid central option from £625. Share a few more details — guest numbers, a date, and your part of the city — and I can narrow this down considerably.