We had an amazing dinner at Shiki. The restaurant is tucked away and slightly hard to find (Google…read moreMaps sent us into a nearby neighborhood) but so worth it. The small, intimate space was the perfect getaway from the cold, rainy London night. We started with some hot green tea and miso soups. Both were yummy and warmed me from within. Then we each had an unagi (eel) nigiri and their fire-roasted scallops nigiri. The scallop nigiri was definitely the highlight for me. We also split the A Platter Deluxe. It came with salmon, albacore, shrimp and tuna nigiri and several rolls. It was SUPER filling and delicious. The fish all tasted so fresh and buttery (especially the nigiri). It was a ton of food but we managed to finish everything. This spot is a must if you are a true sushi fan and want a ball out sushi night.

It's a beautiful place. The lady who took my order was very helpful…read more I had the spicy salmon and spicy tuna rolls. Given their menu I feel I need to expand my palate and try some new authentic dishes! Will need to go back.

Like my review for the London Chinese Restaurant, it's so funny and ironic how the restaurants with…read morethe simplest names have some of the best food in town. This is easily the best Korean restaurant in London and one that could be compared to one in the GTA. I especially recommend ordering something from their pancake menu - I always order their seafood pancake when I come here and it's always so delicious. Every bite melted in my mouth. Awesome! I would also recommend their tangsuyuk. It's always made of high quality and tastes very authentic. The service is also excellent and they even have call buttons at each table to call your server over, just like how it is in South Korea. No need to awkwardly get your server's attention by waving your hand mindlessly in front of a bunch of strangers! The prices are also very reasonable and is especially important with all the inflation that is going on. Compared to other restaurants such as Ozen Korea on Oxford/Wonderland, this place has quite cheap prices. This restaurant's location could be located better. It is located a little ways out south of Downtown. A more central location would boost business further, however I'm not going to take a star off just because of this when the food is always of high quality. I look forward to coming here more often!

A lovely, family oriented setting. The restaurant was very clean. Fairly short wait times, with…read moredelicious food. The prices were fair. I would definitely recommend the gamjatang (Korean pork bone soup) and the beef bulgogi

This place is at Richmond and Central. Small, hole in the wall but as soon as you step in, you are…read moretransported to a cozy (but modern) well lit location. A lot more ambience than the Oxford location, in my opinion! Came here with 2 co-workers for a work lunch. They have a menu for lunch specials, however, one of the items is not on the menu. They should at least put a label over that item if re-printing menus is not in the plan... Food was delivered quickly, and was delicious! I had the Korean combo with spicy chicken and it came with lots of saucy spicy chicken with onions and zucchini, about a cup of rice, miso soup, small salad, 3 sweet-potato sushis, and 2 gyozas. Lots of food for $15 (once you factor in the tax and tip). My coworker ordered vegetable tempura and they didn't trim the asparagus so one of the pieces was actually the bottom half - inedible. Otherwise, everything was yummy. The place got pretty full right at 12pm when they open. Service was also great, we had people checking on us frequently. I look forward to coming back here, maybe to try one of their house specialty rolls! One star off because of the asparagus and lack of chicken bibimbap!

The food is really good. Although the katsu chicken roll was too saucy and sweet. The vegetable…read moreudon were really good and the salmon sashimi salad is really good in flavour. The owner is really nice. The food was fast.

This was one of my go-to spots when I went to Western. Travelled up to London again for a music…read morefestival and it was just as good as I remember :) For Korean food, it's nothing crazy! But the flavours are always there, the service is good, and the prices are fair. My favourite items are the spicy pan fried seafood udon and the cheesy kimchi fried rice (this one is very big!). A new addition is a tablet per table for easy ordering and for calling staff :)

Noticed that past reviews were either amazing or terrible. The terrible reviews seemed to be…read morecentred mainly around service. We stopped by for lunch and fortunately had a decent experience. Because it was lunch we were seated right away. You order via a tablet on the table and menu consists of all the expected ie. GamJaTang, bibimbaps, stews and rice dishes. Portions were generous and flavours were okay. The GamJaTang was not spicy at all despite being rated 2.5 chilis on the menu. We got 4 side dishes and were asked if we wanted a refill which was nice. Interior is nice. Lots of booths on one side and long family style wooden tables at the back. Good for large groups for drinking. 2 TV's were playing K-Pop on the wall. I can see this being a popular place for the Western crowd. Good selection of soju's. Wasn't terrible. We would definitely consider another visit when back in the area.

We've only had take-away from Hakka, for obvious reasons. The portions are quite big…read more The teriyaki sauce has too much of a gravy consistency for my liking. The sweet-and-sour sauce has just the right amount of tang, although I would prefer if it weren't electric red as that is a sure indicator of unnecessary dyes. Oddly, the fried rice has a red hue as well. It's quite tasty and very unlike any other fried rice that's served in London. It's made with a long-grained rice that holds up well. They might consider using less styrofoam and non recyclable plastics in their take-away containers. Please be sure to specify if you don't need utensils and napkins (at all restos). So many of us are eating our meals at home where we have these items, so we can make a difference if we refuse them. We've tried Hakka twice and are likely to order from them again.

We have visited several times and the food is always delicious, fresh and the Best in London,…read morethanks for your great service......Gloria

A wonderful, small, yet cozy Korean/Japanese restaurant located near Western University's Main…read moreGates. Service is excellent, the place is kept well clean and the prices are quite cheap! The food is also delicious, although I feel like the people who work here put in a little too much rice in their sushi rolls. The tempura was delicious, and the miso soup tasted great too. I would highly recommend this place to anyone, especially for Western students since the prices here are great.

Great food huge selection and delivery all good in my books. Never have eaten in so have no comment…read moreon ambiance Also close by in my area so an order placed for delivery at a specific time always shows up hot and yummy!

We stopped by during a recent trip out west after a friend highly recommended the restaurant,…read moresaying it was the "best Chinese food in town" and a must-try. While the food was good, it did not quite live up to the hype. We ordered the roast duck, eggplant pot, and beef noodle soup. The roast duck was cooked ok, the eggplant pot was comforting, but sauce and flavor were not rich enough, but kids love the beef noodle dish. Overall, the food was enjoyable, but none of the dishes stood out as particularly memorable or unique. Service was pleasant, and the restaurant had a welcoming atmosphere, but based on our experience, it was good rather than exceptional.

Good rice, good ramen. Pros: Good atmosphere, nice staffs,…read moregreat amounts of selections Cons: Eggs are hard boiled, Chashu is somewhat more chewy than other places.

Located in downtown London, Ontario we drove by this place and then almost walked by it. Sign is…read morenot apparent and can be easily missed. We came for a late lunch and the place was empty. With the exception of some wall art the interior is unremarkable. Washrooms are downstairs. Menu has good selection of ramen and donburi's. Separate menu for snacks. Ramen options are sectioned into The Basics, Hakata Ramen and Signature Spicy Ramen. Food was okay. Potions are generous and broth was decent but not amazing. The miso ramen was unusually red.