Kimchi is a nice casual korean cafe style restaurant and the food here is limited but good quality and all priced under £10. I had the kimchi tofu jigae and the kimchi pancake which was pretty big but tasted amazing. In the jigae they also added a poached egg into it which gave it a nice taste, and the spicy factor was perfect; not too spicy. The service is average bit efficient, the food came quite quickly and another good thing is that banchan is served complimentary here, which doesn't seem to be the case with many UK korean restaurants. They also have some Japanese dishes on the menu like sushi, gyoza, temaki and teriyaki. There is parking right outside and it's pay and display but very cheap: 50p for 30 mins and £1 for an hour. The atmosphere is very casual like a cafe, so it's great for lunch as well as dinner. Overall, authentic and tasty Korean food that's well priced and made to a great standard. read more

Seoul Kimchi - Korean Near Me - Manchester, XGM

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my friend and i ordered take out during the lunch special hour & picked up right before they closed for break and they were nice to have made our order in such close in time! i got the bibimbap and my friend got the bulgogi which came in sturdy boxes! the portion size for the bibimbap was really big and was full of veggies and the egg! the bulgogi was mainly rice though but still good! read more

Seoul Kimchi - bibimbap - Korean Near Me - Manchester, XGM

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I've been meaning to try Seoul Kimchi for ages but I'm rarely in this part of town. However it's actually a cheap cab ride from the city centre and well worth the effort. This is overall the best Korean food experience I've had in Manchester. For a start out unlike some other places you automatically get complimentary banchan - excellent kimchi and a delightful sweet soybean dish I hadn't tried before. The Korean seafood pancake was quite eggy but that texture actually worked well with the crispy spring onions and chewy squid. Fantastic spicy dip as well. The beef bibimbap was excellent (I notice another review says she preferred eatGoody's - to me they were around the same but I just take this moment to say the Manchester Uni is really blessed to have 2 excellent Korean joints, unlike anywhere else in the city!) and they leave the red chilli sauce with you so you can get the mix exactly to your taste. Prices are reasonable and while it wouldn't necessarily be an everyday lunch it's definitely somewhere you could afford fairly regularly. As other reviewers have noted this is very small place and although we got seats straight away, arriving before 12 on a Wednesday, I think arriving later you could well end up waiting. However I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place which at the moment I would say is the top choice for anyone wanting to eat Korean food in Manchester. read more

It is a very small restaurant with tasty food, although there are not many seats & sometimes you may have to wait for 20 mins. I have been many time. My favourite is their seafood pancake. It was so yummy, I ended up learning how to make one at home. I have tried their seafood soup, chicken soup & Bibimbap. The mixed rice wasn't as great as I expected because I've eaten mixed rice so many times in the place on the back of Sand Bar which was so delicious. The soups were very nice & usually served with rice. My friend ordered sweet & sour chicken here which was delicious. This is a cheapish Korean restaurant in Manchester compared to the ones in city centre. But not that cheap if you consider it as a take away. Nevertheless I always see this place full with Chinese, European & Asian customers. read more

Seoul Kimchi - Korean Near Me - Manchester, XGM

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I took my friend to Seoul Kimchi for a catch up lunch today and I couldn't believe it that she had never known of its existence before! So, it's time for some Yelping to get more people to come! It's a small, family run Korean bistro serving some tasty food like Bibimbap, noodles (udon or soba) and Bulgogi for under a tenner! There's quite a few sides such as the Kimchi pancakes, Spicy rice sticks and gyozas to share if you're feeling hungry or generous. There's also a few Japanese dishes like sushi, Katsu and Tempura too. They have Bento boxes, and some lunch specials that are exclusively for take away. One of my favourite thing about this place is that they serve a selection of kimchi or namul depending on what mains you order. I love the kimchi and the little sweetened dried anchovies! There is a collection of Korean/Japanese soft drinks, snacks and ice cream too if you're working late and need to bring back a snack! read more

Seoul Kimchi - Beef bibimbap - Korean Near Me - Manchester, XGM

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This place is so lovely! The food was really tasty, the waitress was really helpful, the cafe was cute! It's all positive from me. I got Bibimbap with beef. It came in a sizzling hot stone bowl so was still cooking when it arrived which added to the fun. This had ground beef, a fried egg, rice and chopped vegetables but was greater than the sum of it's parts! It also came with a seaweed soup and some teeny side dishes. One with a fish and egg taste. One with beans and some fried seaweed? And some pickled veg in a spicy sauce. As you can probably tell I don't really know my Korean food but I'm going to be happy changing that. These are quite strong tastes but good ones! Ask carefully if you don't like fish. They also have some Japanese options like Katsu curry and sushi which I'm keen to try. I have to give special mention to the plum ice-cream which was divine. At 3 scoops for £2.50 it's also a total bargain! There is a toilet at the back, accessed through the tiny kitchen so you can have a nosy at what they're doing. Although the whole kitchen is open actually so if you like to watch your food being cooked you'll be happy. They seem to be fans of Picasso here and have lots of postcards and little pictures. I especially enjoyed the little display in the loos (see photo)! They also sell chilled Korean drinks and dried goods plus some biscuits. Apparently it was a Korean food shop before. There's enough space for 2 customers to park on the pavement directly in front of the cafe. I managed to park here as it was full of international students and upper brook street is half closed :) There is also paid parking on the street next to it. This place is really small though so it fills up quickly. read more

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It's a small place to go for lunch/dinner but food was delicious. The best thing we ordered was sushi, eel was amazing. I went with a friend and because we are spanish we are used to share our food, we literaly fight with our spoons and chopsticks for bibimbap. Pork kimchi was ok but it didn't matched our taste. It was also good that you can serve your own water and tea as much as you want. read more

Seoul Kimchi - Appetizers for the waiting - Korean Near Me - Manchester, XGM

I love this place - while normally I stay clear of anywhere that sells two very different cuisines, this place delivers authentic Korean and Japanese food and is just so so good. I could live on the bibimbap and be happy forever. The staff are incredibly friendly and efficient, the food is fast and delicious and the tiny restaurant buzzes with an air of Korean tranquility. You may need to wait for a table but trust me, it is worth it. read more

Stylish but unpretentious, with food to match, SK punches way above its weight. If this restaurant were in the city centre, it would be charging 1.5 times the price, and still getting rave reviews - the quality of the cooking and presentation is astoundingly good for a restaurant that charges prices similar to the cheaper Chinatown options. Every dish comes immaculately prepared and presented, by friendly staff who seem genuinely dedicated to delivering a quality dining experience. For an individual diner, the bento boxes are an outstanding bargain - 8 or 9 quid for a full meal of real quality and diversity - or groups of diners can explore the menu with confidence - every dish I've tried has been in the very good to excellent range. Go here for a quick lunch, or take your boss's boss - no problem, he'll offer to pay for the meal, and talk for the rest of the evening about how great it was.... if you're looking for "Korea opportunities" in Manchester, Seoul Kimchi is the place. Warning - SK is tiny, so not suitable for groups of more than four, and probably best to make a booking if you are going around peak time. read more

Absolutely delicious meal. We had the dumpling soup, bibimbap, kimchi stew and bulgogi. Kimchi tastes fresh. The owner is a lovely woman who is very kind to her customers. Highly recommend! read more

Korean food is something special if done well, and Seoul Kimshi is one of the few places where you will find this particular cuisine not only done well, but in my humble opinion... perfected!! What is more (or less actually) with this place is the fact that they only have space for a few diners at any one time! i would liken it to a quaint little noodle bar rather than a restaurant, and it manages to fulfil the authenticity of true identity where all the other chain noodle bars plainly fall down. You can sit down and eat in casual and tranquil comfort the types of dishes that you would also find at some of the finest Korean eateries! All the dishes served here are served as if each one were a delicate masterpiece of simplicity...you will find so much to choose from, amazing dishes like hand-made beef gyoza (£3.50) home-made kimchi, japchae, sashimi and sushi, and mains like dak bulgogi (£5.80), seafood stew (£6.50), tobiko bibimbap (literally translated as 'mixed meal') and the house special - 'tofu steak' (£5.90) I am blown away by the genuine talent and quality of food here each and every time that I have been, and insist that you get down to this little slice of Korean heaven as soon as you possibly can!! The whole exerience is so unique, it will not be long before you return! read more

Seoul Kimchi - Korean Near Me - Manchester, XGM

Imagine a favourite café-restaurant of South Korea's capital and megacity transported to the back streets of Manchester. Now open your eyes, and there it is - Seoul Kimchi! As I've never travelled further east than Spain you should obviously take my imaginations with a dash of soy. But the fascia, the shutters, the big 'HELLO' etched in glass on the front door, the pebble-cement floor, the wood/mirrors/greenery, and the almost entirely Korean diners transported me to the other side of the globe. The boss-lady of this place is definitely talking the talk on her attempts to bring the authentic and unadulterated homemade 'Seoul Kimchi' to Manchester - according to her, kimchi is something of a Korean superfood with Seoul having its own medium-flavoured variant. http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/life_and_style/wellbeing/s/1032802_a_korean_superfood On my visit, front of house was a pleasant young Korean woman in jeans and checked blouse with three redoutable matriarchs manning the stoves. I have to admit that I am hardly the obvious person to review a Korean-Japanese restaurant - vegetarian, not so keen on cold rice or seaweed. But somehow I have set myself the task of reviewing all of Manchester's Korean restaurants, bar the grill-type. On learning that I am vegetarian, the waitress initially steered me towards the vegetarian bento box. However, with my preference for hot food, I ended up with the vegetable bibimbap (see photos), which is a mixed vegetable and rice dish served in a traditional heated stone bowl (dolsot). Although the price here of £7.50 is more than the insanely bargainous eatGoody, several sides are included with the Seoul Kimchi version - miso, kimchi, flavoured cucumber, chili sauce and also a dish of tiny 1 cm-long myulchi (which I sent back, as my version of vegetarian does not include fish!) http://www.maangchi.com/ingredients/dried-anchovies-myulchi As I don't eat egg, I missed out on the fried or raw egg traditional served on top of bibimbap. As usual for this type of Korean food, it wasn't a huge feed, but presentation and service was extremely elegant in a relaxed café kind of way. This was my first taste of kimchi, and whilst not a thickly-curried type of meal, the pungent and fermented flavours fairly gave my taste buds a workout. Overall, I enjoyed and felt satisfied at having tried something authentic and different. Looking at the rest of the menu, I would say this is a good place for a vegetarian. The menu is fairly extensive, but still navigable. Vegetarian options that would draw me back include the vegetarian bento box deal, fried dumplings, tempura, and tofu-vegetable dishes with rice or noodles. With two other Korean places tried to date (eatGoody, Baekdu) and one yet to try (Koreana) my guess is that Seoul Kimchi is likely to be my long term favourite, interspersed with occasional visits to eatGoody. One thing I will be sure to ask for in future, however, is for the dolsot for the bibimbap to be made even hotter. Whilst this will necessitate some additional cooling-down time at the table, I feel the bowl needs to be hotter in order to crisp enough of the rice for a proper crisp-soft texture contrast. The four star rating is from me as a vegetarian. But, for most people's purposes, I couldn't recommend Seoul Kimchi place enough. And anyone who took my tip for Yuzu (Japanese) will want to get themselves over here. For the non-vegetarian, think spicy, marinaded meats on sizzling platters. And the wall beside my table had an wholesale fishmonger's A4 chart of seafood available by month. I'll sign off with a link to a touching blog post review by Elle Zhang, a Malaysian business lawyer based in Manchester - http://ellezhang.blogspot.com/2009/11/seoul-kimchi-yummiest-korean-food-in.html read more

Seoul Kimchi - The £7.50 vegetarian bibimbap meal with sides of miso, kimchi and cucumber. - Korean Near Me - Manchester, XGM

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TL;DR - Authentic Korean and Japanese food in an intimate setting - great stuff. Seoul Kimchi is a bit off the beaten track unless you are close to the University of Manchester and the Royal Manchester Infirmary, but it's well worth the trip. It's a small place but with plenty of seating squeezed in. There are menus on the table and you order your food at the counter. The menu is a mixture of Korean and Japanese dishes - I had a dumpling soup (which came bubbling in a hot stone bowl) and Sparky had bibimbap. We were also given a selection of sides including some delicious kimchi .We had green tea to drink, but you can also help yourself to unlimited and free barley water. Service was great, food was great and the prices were very reasonable. The crowd seemed to be mainly East Asian students and families, so I will assume that it was authentic cuisine but it was certainly delicious. They also sell snacks and treats you can take away with you. read more

Just writing about this place brings back memories as an international student in Manchester. So, this is pretty much the only Korean place in Manchester. Or one close to uni anyways. I know I've been spoiled by the Korean food in California, so there may be some bias in this review, but I'll try my best not to be! The interior is quite small, four tables and some counter space. But having your food as take-away (during some hours, I believe) gets you a better value! Check out their menu. The people Seoul Kimchi are very nice and courteous. Of the couple of times I've been there, I've mainly order the Bibimbop, which I'd have to say is very tasty. But how can you go wrong with hot rice, meat, veggies and that delicious delicious sauce?! Whole bowl, devoured. Mouth, burnt. As for the other korean-food kiddies that I had meals with... I remember udon being ordered [I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY'D ORDER THAT]. There are Japanese items on the menu, such as bento boxes and sushi, but I wouldn't stray too far from what their main cuisine. Although, I do not remember the udon being very celebrated at the end of the meal. Bulgogi, marinated meat, was ordered, which I thought was quite tasty. The only thing I'd have to say is that the amount of banchan (side dishes) that a party receives is a bit small. And asking for more, means that you are ordering more, which for the kimchi, I definitely did not think it was worth it. The value was very fair, as it was the only Korean place in Manchester. I quite enjoyed eating at Seoul Kimchi. There aren't many Korean restaurants in this area so this type of cuisine may be quite different from the mainstream Asian food, but I'd definitely recommend folks who are not familiar with Korean cuisine to try it out! read more

This place serves decent Korean food, especially in comparison to the other restaurants/eateries in Manchester. But having grown up in L.A., this place cannot even compare to how good Korean food is back there. Don't expect too much if you're accustomed to exquisite Korean food, but if you're just looking for a decent place to have lunch or dinner this will definitely satisfy those asian cravings. I recommend the Bibimbap and green tea ice cream! Also, I gave an extra star for how cute this place is! Definitely a hole in the wall mom and pop place. read more

Located across the street from St Mary's hospital, it's super convenient for a quick bite for lunch or between appointments. The food is good, and the service pleasant-- what more can you ask? I was pretty excited to stumble upon this place (quite literally, when searching for a cash machine because St Mary's parking takes cash only but there are no cash machines on the entire campus. Don't get me started). I haven't had Korean food consistently since I lived in NYC, and only get to partake when visiting my family in Hawaii-- be it restaurants or home cooking by my Hawaiian-Korean relatives. After perusing the menu, I dragged my amiable husband (a Korean-food virgin) into this little restaurant. I love, love, love kimchi. I could eat it everyday, so was quite happy to see that it was served along with other types of banchan (small side dishes of vegetables-- pickled or otherwise, that are shared amongst the table) with your meal. I ordered the beef bulgogi (typically sliced sirloin that is marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, sesame oil, sugar, salt and pepper and then pan fried with onions and served with scallions and sesame seeds) which was sadly, just okay. It probably wasn't sirloin, and cooked a little too long-- it sort of ended up looking like ground (minced) beef. The flavor was just okay too-- it didn't seem like the freshest or best quality meat. My husband had the chicken bulgogi which was spicy and better than the beef-- he ate all of his. The kimchi was delicious, as were the other banchan. I did wish for a more generous helping of kimchi however. We didn't sample the sushi-- I was a bit reluctant given the size and somewhat dubious surroundings (though the restaurant itself is sparkling clean, fresh and not at all dubious). But given the enthusiasm of my fellow yelpers, I'll be tempted to try this place again and next time, sample the sushi as well as ask for a second serving of kimchi. Also love that they sell Korean and other ingredients-- including freeze-dried spicy noodles; just like I used to buy at my local Korean grocer in NYC. Yippee! read more

Have to award 5 stars as it's simply wonderful. Small menu, small seated by area. All the food is cooked freshly and you must therefore have a little patience but the reward is justified. No matter what we eat we always make sure to take the wonderful Kimchi that they make. Our starters were octopus sushi and salmon sushi with seafood tempura. Mains were Korean fried noodles. Thumbs up from Fergus and me! read more

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I've been coming to Seoul Kimchi since it first opened. Back then it was mainly just a food store selling snacks, noodles and some fresh produce but they did a take-away service and my partner and I ordered from them perhaps once a week for a good few years. In more recent times Seoul Kimchi has transformed into a pretty little Korean cafe/restaurant which had always been the lady owner's dream. The decor is simple and clean and the place has a good atmosphere but it is small and we have often turned up at the weekend to find no seating and a long wait. At these times we've decided on getting take-away from Seoul Kimchi instead of waiting. We still eat there a lot and often drop in early afternoon or early evening to have a good tasty meal. The beef and mushroom udon noodle dish is very good but our normal meal consists of a chicken bento box, kimchi jeon, kimchi and beef gyoza and two miso soups, it's very filling and their kimchi jeon is one of the best I've ever tasted. We tend to always get the barley tea to drink (served cold and free) as it's light and refreshing. The parking to the side of Seoul Kimchi is small and often busy thanks to a Subway nearby and not always free, but you can always park over the road parrell to the cluster of shops for free. The staff are always friendly and helpful but can be in a rush if the place is busy as you'd expect. The lady owner often comes around to make sure everyone is enjoying their meals when it's quieter and has a little chat. It normally costs us about £20 for a meal for two but we often add on a little extra to that by buying a few snacks or noodles that are still sold. These are mainly all South Korean snacks etc and some of the items are not as easy to find in Asian Supermarkets around Manchester. They also sell green tea with brown rice in packets as well as barley tea. If asked they will also sell a home made packet of kimchi which is amazing! The only small gripe I do often find with the place is, although the meat is good quality it can sometimes be a little fatty or grisly and that is a slight pet hate of mine. Still the food is so good that I overlook it and still enjoy it even if that is the case, a rare thing for me. read more

Seoul Kimchi - Korean Near Me - Manchester, XGM

I used to live a few yards away from Seoul Kimchi, and the day I decided to step in this tiny restaurant was one of the wisest in my whole student life. Even though I made quite a fool of myself by asking for some "Cantonese rice" (wait, what? FRIED rice it is) to take away, I never regretted it. I actually never ordered anything else, probably because I was scared that it would not be as good. (You know, the fear. The fear of disappointment.) read more

Fantastic hidden gem! Such a convenient location. Very friendly staff. Even though it's a mix between Korean & Japanese which a few people wasn't keen on in the reviews, I thought it was a great touch a great mix. Sashimi & sushi was fresh, there was a little wait but we received 3 small appetisers of pickled cucumber, kimchi & what I assumed sweet baby anchovies. Salad had a lovely spiced Mayo dressing. Overall very pleased with food will go back. read more

The only star goes to the convenient location. (Maybe not that convenient to most people but it's not far away from my house anyway) The food is just terrible. Call me picky - maybe I'm too spoiled by Chinese food, but I clearly remembered that Korean food are way better than what I had in this... I don't even want call it a restaurant for a restaurant is actually somewhere you can sit and enjoy a decent meal, this place is just too small to enjoy anything. Well well well, that's it. If everyone has to give a one star comment I guess I just have to give it to this place. My recommendation? Ummmm just don't go there. It's not what is cracked up to be at all. read more

The place is small but honestly the food is delicious, I have been going to this place a lot and haven't seen price increase on their menu which is why I can't stop eating. Usually in the evening it starts to get busy. read more

Those believing that Korean cuisine consists primarily of dog meat will be pleasantly surprised to discover the assortment of oral pleasures awaiting them behind the white slats and kitsch orange signage of Upper Brook Street's most elusive restaurant. Located on one floor of a Victorian red brick terraced house, this minute gem of an eatery easily rivals its more affluent counterparts in London with its minimalist décor and spectacular menu. It only seats a handful of customers at a time and this contributes to its impeccable standard of customer service provided by, what appears to be, a mother and son combination. The menu is refreshingly varied and offers a plethora of meat, fish and vegetarian dishes as well as some wonderfully odd beverages including barley tea; which is served free of charge, quite unbelievable in this day and age; and various aloe vera juices. The sushi is made freshly in store and costs a mere 50p per piece although a minimum order of five pieces applies and I would highly recommend the Teriyaki tofu complimented perfectly by a bowl of spicy pickled cabbage: the eponymous kimchi. read more

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I'm absolutely clueless why i haven't discovered this place for such a long time. It's one of those perfect places that are almost extinct. Very small, less than 20 seat restaurant with a very cozy/laid back atmosphere. However, every single item i tried on the menu is at least very good to amazing. The only possible downside (depending on your pov) is that the place is not suitable for groups above 4 people. For me it's more of a convenience as i love places that only target specific kind of customers who like sort of homely/casual feel. DON'T MISS on the BEST Korean/Japanese FOOD in Manchester read more

A tiny hidden gem, Seoul Kimchi is tucked away off the beaten track and sits like a prize only there for those who can find it. Serving traditional Korean food at its best, Seoul Kimchi offers a delicious little menu packed with flavour and heart. The dishes are perfectly cooked and beautifully presented whether you are staying in or taking away. If you are dining in you can sit in the newly renovated dining space and watch the world go by. Light and airy but surprisingly tiny, the dining space is very small and can only seat a few diners at any one time. This is a real shame because I'm sure if affects business, but I always see plenty of people getting things to take away so perhaps its not too bad. Fresh and delicious, Seoul Kimchi is really worth a try, especially if your'e stuck in a takeaway rut. read more

Great Korean food and the location is very accessible to students living in Victoria campus. Only complaint is the price which is a bit expensive. Service was excellent. read more

We found this place through Yelp! Reading the reviews and loving Korean food, I rang and booked, although the man I spoke to gave me the impression that a table for 2 on Sunday lunchtime would be no problem. He also told me that they were not licenced for alcohol, but I was welcome to bring my own! (Say no more!!) Easy to find along Upper Brook Street, only a minute or so from W.H.Lung's Chinese supermarket we use quite often, we arrived and parked immediately outside the restaurant. Previous reviews have intimated that it is small inside - and that is an understatement - only 4 small tables for 4 persons and seating by the counter. Cosy and intimate spring to mind, even on Sunday noon. Plain wooden tables and chairs were clean and not too cramped. The waitress was Asian, but spoke neither Korean nor Japanese, despite the menu featuring Korean and Japanese cuisine. Hearing Korean being spoken by the cooks just a few yards away, however, reassured us regarding authenticity. My wife ordered, being an expert on Korean food, whilst I opened my bottle of soju! Possibly playing safe, she ordered Kalbi and plum tea for herself and squid plus pork bulgogi for me, both inclusive of kimchi, boiled rice and soup. I must say that I enjoyed my bulgogi, even though it was not presented on a hot stove Korean style. Similarly the kalbi was more of a stew than a barbecue, which disappointed my wife, but we both enjoyed the kimchi and agreed that it was the highlight of a reasonably priced meal. Will we go again - probably, if only to sample other dishes on the menu. read more

It's worth noting that Seoul Kimchi isn't a grocers as said at the top of the page (at the time of writing). I'm led to believe it used to be, but turned into a Korean restaurant. I had the Beef Bulgogi, costing around £7.50; which was delectable. A big plate of beef, with mushrooms (which I faithfully avoided), along with a bowl of rice, a bowl of kimchi and a bowl of miso soup for that price is very reasonable. My girlfriend had the Beef Bibimbap, which cost around £6.90. She really liked it, and appreciated the rare mushrooms that were added. She would recommend it, but I'm a sucker for a massive plate of good beef, so I'd recommend the Bulgogi over the Bibimbap. Everything is made right in front of you, and the place has the feel of a nice Korean family's home, with pictures of the owner's family (graduation photos/baby photos etc), but it isn't too much, and everything is tastefully decorated and nicely laid out. It's also worth saying how small this place is. There are probably about four tables and three breakfast bars, totalling 15-20 seats. The only gripe I can think is that there isn't a visible toilet available, but, and this is something, a family on the table next to us brought up the need to go to the loo, and the family invited them to use their own. I think that really displays the intimate atmosphere of Seoul Kimchi. I can't recommend this place enough. Parking: Right outside, between Seoul Kimchi and Microdirect. If this is full you can probably use the parking outside the Tesco Express/Petrol station just a tiny bit down the road. Free. Overall: Intimate, fun, great decor, fantastic food, authentic, average price, clean, have to ask for loo Note: Seoul Kimchi also has some Korean products available to buy. It's the normal Asian supermarket fare but on a smaller scale, selling noodles/snacks etc. It must be said that this is actually great value, and if you just want to pop in and buy some crisps/sweets from South Korea, it'll only cost about 30-70p each. read more

Came here with friend on weekend, the dec of restaurant is quite cosy and clean, nice food and great service. Would definitely visit again soon read more

I have eaten there so many times! The space is tiny and a bit tight (if you have long legs!) but the food is absolutely amazing. The best Korean in Manchester for sure. They also do a number of Japanese dishes (temaki, sushi, bento boxes) quite well. The bibimbap is my favourite and is both abundant and very flavourful for a 10er. Lots of vegetarian options and check out the complimentary barley tea. read more

I ordered a spicy beef soup today which comes with a side of rice. My first bowl of rice had hair in it (small black hair an inch long- I have blonde hair), so the waitress gave me another bowl. The second bowl of rice had another piece of hair in it AGAIN (small black hair about an inch long). It completely disgusted me so I asked for something else to go with my soup, maybe noodles. The senior lady came back saying they didn't have noodles and I asked for pancakes maybe because I wanted something to eat my soup with. She refused rudely saying NO the rice is free! I was appalled. I lost my appetite, as I didn't trust the rice anymore and felt like I was the one at fault. I couldn't enjoy my meal. Rude customer service. (I've been here a few times before and it was okay but will not be returning). Even after we got the bill which was not deducted I talked to her about the situation and she was like where's the rice?! obviously I told her they took both of them back. I don't know whether to notify health regulations or the customer service police first if there is such a thing. Completely rude. read more

Very friendly service. gyoza and bibimbap were excellent. Lots of little plates of pickles came with it as well as miso soup. The green tea ice cream was great.Very reasonable prices. I loved it. read more

Amazing food. I ate so much tempura that I can hardly speak now. Lovely atmosphere. Highly recommended.