Co & Ko

Good experience being here as seen some Google reviews to visit this place. Good choice was great and enjoyed every bit of it although the drink choice isn’t worth the money as they do not have a fancy choice nor the cocktails are well presented. Best to have drinks before getting to this place. Staff have been friendly. The place is quite tight though so kids buggies can’t fit in.

A gem outside of the crazily busy Chinatown area and they have the BEST Korean seafood stew in London. We have been here a couple of times and all the dishes we have tried are exceptional. Avoid their mocktails at all costs though, maybe they have been focusing too much on the food quality and have completely forgotten about how important water is for us… Also a tiny note with the stews - when we went there the first time on a Sunday, the waiter told us the rice was complimentary to accompany the stew. But when we paid the bill, we saw rice was charged separately and the waitress (a Korean girl, might be one of the owners) said it was only complimentary during weekdays lunch time. Well…

Really good Korean place, we ordered the BBQ platter, 2 rice, salmon&avocado roll and chilli Korean fried chicken to share between 2 people and was very satisfied! Especially recommend the BBQ platter, every meat was cooked to perfection! The portion size was also very good, really filled us up. The only left down was the sKFC, think it was slightly too sweet and salty, but nevertheless still quite tasty, salmon and avocado rolls were also a bit meh. But overall a really positive experience! We walked in around Sunday afternoon around 4pm and it was easy to get a table.

MUST TRY IN LONDON!!! PERFECTION!!! If you’re craving for legit Korean food - you must go to this restaurant in Soho. We order Beef Bibimbap, Honey Soy Chicken and Seafood Pancake. The restaurant was small but it added to the charm of the place! Food was also not as expensive - great value for money. Overall, amazing ambience and great food!

We ordered different kinds of food and all are delicious and authentic. It is worth to eat again. The starter, Sirloin Beef Tataki, is refreshing taste and they should add Yuzu juice with peanut butter as well. This is great match with the meat. Beef Bibimbap and Gaibi Tang are good to try. K Pop chicken soy is not very spicy and the sauce is so delicious. Teok Bokki with extra cheese, we loved so much.