Jeong's Dosirak

This is not real 순두부 찌개. I'm afraid that non-Koreans believe this as Korean food. At least it needs more vegetables. There was only 1/4 piece of a layer of an onion. It tastes like just Korean instant ramen paste. Since I had only 순두부찌개 from here, I have no idea about other menu. Maybe other food would be better.(I hope so...) However, after 5 days experience in Oxford, now I know that this restaurant provides quite good food with very cheap price and nice service. If there is anyone who want to have Korean food here, I recommend Bibimbab instead of soup..

Been to Jeong’s several times. Staff were all very friendly. The portion and prices were alright - nothing too pricey. The small space makes it feel very homey, like you’re in a local neighbourhood Korean eatery, rather than a modern chic chain restaurant. Food came quick even though it was quite a busy lunch service on a Saturday, and was piping hot and fresh (unlike some spots where the food’s been left to the cold). Considering there aren’t many Korean diners in Oxford (mostly Asian fusion with some Korean dishes), I’m hoping Jeong’s stays open for a long time to come.

A quick Google identified this quaint little shop in the covered market. Cosy is the word. They offer a selection of classic Korean dishes. Each one has a distinctly homecooked flavour that just reminds us of our time in Korea. The kimchi jjigae is a great bit of comfort food and the little set meals are great with a little bit of a spicy kick. A little more expensive than we expected for the portion size but delicious and it's not easy to find a good Korean restaurant in Oxford. Would definitely recommend!