Lime Orange - London

My first Korean cuisine and I am a definitiw fan after this meal. booked in advance by email, super fast reaction and very easy. the restaurant lies directly opposite the entrance to wicked so super location and we loved it as much as the show. that was explained to us by employees who were really helpful. absolutely loved everything.

Almost not booked for a weekday evening, but it was a good work that we did that they walked away people. eating is finished3 good, but not really special. the service is a bit chaotic, but there were a few problems. the first is that the burner unit in the middle of the table was dirty with food deposits, so that for each cleaning protocol not especially speaks very high with covid still round or general hygiene. the main problem, however, was the noise that was unbearable. the restaurant was full of some large tables and this, combined with all hard surfaces and fairly narrowly distributed tables, meant that any normal conversation was impossible. we just cried to hear, and frankly it made the evening really difficult. good for what is effective fast eating, but certainly not to choose somewhere for the experience!

Whenever I hear the word orange, I can't, but think of the last especially highlighting memory connection. it was something about zealous application from rub to sun tan. so much that said user looked like they were glowing in the dark. I thought that was not a very healthy look, but then again, to each of their own. how often I am reminded (too time vehement) what do I know about health? I'll eat it all in.

This was an exciting night because I had tickets for the opening preview of hamilton (how happy I was to get them). after eating in a. wong a few weeks earlier, a little cheaper and more casual was in order. there are some places in the opposite and this Korean looked interesting and had good reviews. In addition, it would only be the second Korean place I tried in london, the first in 2013 somewhere around the tottenham court road.

My friend had been looking for Asian food during our short stay in london. we found this Korean place because we were thrown before him after our day tour in the city. we ordered the rinderbulgogi and the spicy chickenbulgogi, both cooked in the kitchen. kimchi and other appetizers had to be ordered separately. I am so used to Korean eating in manila, where they already come with these beside dishes when they order meat. everything was so. I guess that's the way Korean food tastes in london? it was a rest, so it can't really say.