Yori Banjum Restaurant in London: photos, reviews, menu

About

Yori Banjum Restaurant in London offers a delightful escape into a retro Korean atmosphere, perfect for family dinners, meet-ups with friends, or even solo dining. Known for its Korean and Chinese fusion cuisine, it serves up a mix of flavorful dishes like the popular Jjajangmyeon. Rated highly on Google with a score of 4.7, the restaurant offers fantastic value with a price point of just 20 - 30 GBP per person. Patrons appreciate the good vibes and excellent service, alongside a wide array of diet-friendly options including vegan, vegetarian, and halal choices. Offering quick service and amenities like free Wi-Fi and toilets, Yori Banjum also welcomes the LGBTQ community. The casual spot also features happy-hour drinks, late-night food, and small plates, all accompanied by a variety of cocktails and beer. With options for delivery, takeaway, and dine-in reservations, this is a versatile and accessible choice for any occasion.

Price

$$$$ 20 - 30 GBP

Meals

Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Asian, Chinese, Fusion, Korean

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Reservations available, Dine-in

Dietary options

Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Halal options

Offering

Serving alcohol, Small plates, Happy-hour drinks, Late-night food, Serving cocktails, Serving beer

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Charing Cross

Train station 517 m walk

Haymarket / Charles II Street (Stop P)

Bus stop 42 m walk

Trafalgar Square / Charing Cross Stn (Stop G)

Bus stop 403 m walk

Piccadilly Circus (Stop B)

Bus stop 303 m walk

Piccadilly Circus

Bus stop 378 m walk

4.7

based on 258 reviews

Google

4.7/5 258 reviews

J Park

Food: 2
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

If you're looking for authentic Korean Chinese food, this is not the place. Perhaps I've been too spoiled with the Korean Chinese restaurants in or near New Malden, but I did have some hope for something so central, as it would have been a perfect spot for lunch. We went for the pretty standard menu choices consisting of Tangsuyuk, Jjajang myeon and Yuringi. Tangsuyuk with served with so much onion - honestly I've never seen anything like that in my life. The sauce was more tangy than sweet and while the pork itself was sizeable, it wasn't really crispy. Yuringi had nicely textured chicken, but was also not crispy and there wasn't much sauce. Jjajangmyeon was probably the best from the lot, but I found it to be a little salty with the noodle not being very springy in texture. We had all 4 types of highballs, which were sweet and refreshing. This meal for 2 people came to around £67.