I recently moved to Cambridge and pretty new to everything here in Cam…read more And I tried Little Seoul since I really wanted to have Korean food. I like Little Seoul because it serves pretty genuine Korean cuisine, although it may not be 100% the same as you could have in Korea. They have very good customer service as well, which is also a good point. But there are some cons. Like, it is quite hard to find the entrance of the restaurant, and you need to go down to the basement. In general, I recommend this place. FYI, I've tried Tofu stew and pancake.

Little Seoul doesn't look like a nice restaurant from the outside but once you get inside it's…read moreactually a nice little place. For appetizers, hubby and I ordered the mandoo and cabbage kimchee. Mandoo was great, cabbage kimchee was alright. I think next time I'll order the vegetable selection. I ordered the bi bim bap for lunch, I was really hungry and wasn't sure if I'd be able to get full but alas, my appetite was satisfied. My husband had the tonkatsu curry and he enjoyed it. Total price for two appetizers and entrees including tip came out to 30 pounds. Not bad at all.

Stopped in for dinner and saw that they had Pork Katsudon on the menu. This is one of my favorite…read moreJapanese comfort food dishes. When the plate, yup...not a bowl, arrived (don or donburi literally means "bowl" in Japanese) I knew this was not going to even be close to traditional Katsudon. There was no broth. The broth is critical to create the sweet and umami flavor of Katsudon. It is traditionally made with dashi, soy sauce, mirin, sake, and sugar in a shallow pan called a donburi pan. The rice, egg and pork were all separated on a plate. The pork was overly deep fried to extra crispy and drizzled with Tankatsu sauce. So, no bowl, no broth to soak into the breading of the pork and wrong sauce...nope, not even close to the flavor of traditional Katsudon, so I cannot recommend this item. Anyway, the sushi was okay. The restaurant was clean and service prompt and friendly.

Good flavors and nice owners. Fish was good quality. Easy walk from RAF Mildenhall. There's a bus…read morestop out front which was convenient.

My order was Steak bulgogi, green onion pancake and kimchi. It was all good! I'd recommend this…read moreplace to anyone in Cambridge

As my first ever experience of bibimbap, I can officially say I'm a super fan…read more Everything I ate here was incredible. Fresh. Flavoursome. Freaking delicious! I opted for the spicy pork and as someone that can't handle too much heat, it was perfect. The service was incredible with our host also being the chef, the cashier and the waitress, but also being really friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend.

Dropped in for lunch very soon after it opened so maybe they're still finding their feet, but the…read moreservice was pretty lukewarm (only spoken to in short, brusque tones), the menu is pretty extensive and the portions are generous but it's pretty low quality fare. There are several similar offerings in Cambridge that I would favour when I next want noodles. The decor was also confused (like it kind of wanted to be an American diner) and a lamp at the front door still had a tag on it but I could've overlooked that if the rest of the experience wasn't so subpar.

Decent portion sizes, very nice atmosphere, but you can get much better, cheaper, and more…read moreauthentic food elsewhere in Cambridge. Nothing was actively bad, just a bit of a let-down compared to other asian restaurents in Cambridge. The one advantage of Mee and I is that they have a fairly "fusion" menu, so if one person wants Chinese and another wants Korean, you can come here and both be pretty much satisfied.

Yeah, not great. The spicy cauliflower was okay. The beef - kimchi was filled with beef mush…read more The pork broth was super weak. The waitress was really nice and helpful. Had a hipster vibe if you are into that. Pass.

I usually go for the katsu curry which is fantastic. This visit though I decided to try something…read morenew, the raisukaree which was a curry with chicken and rice. It has coconut though so if you're not a fan of coconut don't try it. I loved it. I wish there was more chicken in this dish though. Their spicy is not very spicy for Indians so when they say extremely spicy they mean mild spicy. Try the elderflower water they serve as well. So good!

Wagamama! Try saying that fast five times. I came to visit a dear friend in Milton Keynes and she…read moresuggested Wagamama, somewhere she's been wanting to try for a while. Odd name but since coming here, I've seen their locations all over. It's kinda like getting a song stuck in your head. It wasn't very busy when our party of four arrived so we were seated fairly quickly. The unpadded bench seats may be stylish but not very comfortable and not the easiest to sit on for folks with stiff joints (that applied to our party). Their menu offers some simple Japanese favourites, including ramen (noodle soup), donburi (rice bowl), teppanyaki (stir-fry), and a few other items. We ordered two Chicken Ramen, a Seafood Ramen, Beef Teriyaki Donburi, and Edamame to start. Although everything was ordered at the same time, it all arrived at different times, even the two Chicken Ramen. The first two diners were almost finished before the next dish showed up and then the next. By the end of the night, we never got the Edamame and I didn't get the chance to check if we were charged for it because one of our party grabbed the bill. Thanks, Aunt Rose! The chicken ramen was a bit bland, especially the chicken. The seafood ramen had what looked and tasted like frozen battered fish sticks. The teriyaki beef hardly had any sauce on it. The kimchi was the best part of that dish. Kimchi? That's Korean! After dinner, we had some dessert, mostly ice cream. They were out of one of the toppings so it was just plain ice cream. Wagamama is obviously a chain restaurant so I understand that they need to have consistency in their food but that also usually means simplifying the recipes and possibly compromising on authenticity. Our server was good but the service at this location was not good. Like a lot of places I've been to recently, there are a lot of hard surfaces, making the sound level quite high. Being a visitor, having my first Japanese(ish) meal in England, I don't know how this food compares to other Japanese restaurants in town. Unfortunately, being from Toronto, I've had more authentic meals from a food court. Sorry.

First time having English style Japanese food. I had the Katsu Curry Rice. They use chicken…read moreinstead of pork for a lot of the traditional dishes, i.e. ramen and curry. But still have some pork in the soup stock. But anyway, the curry had nice flavor to it and the staff were nice. Portion seemed small to me (but I'm from the US) and a bit expensive 11+ GBP for the meal and a Coke. But I would go again to try something else.