Myung Ga Korean - Menu

The restaurant offers delicious food and excellent service. We enjoyed the BBQ platters with flavorful Korean noodles, accompanied by a pleasant selection of wine. A great place to stop for a meal.

We were looking for somewhere to grab a bite. While we had a warm welcome and an alright meal, when we came to divide the meal, the waitress saw cash and proceeded to take the cash instead of allowing for us to split the bill saying “we like cash”.

Stumbled upon this restaurant by chance, and it is terrific. My daughter is a great fan of Korean food and raved about our meal of kimchi jeon, bibimbap and assorted veggie banchan. Friendly staff, quick service and a great central location. We’ll be back.

I went to this restaurant for lunch and ordered the set menu that was recommended by the waitress. Unfortunately, the kimchi was spoiled and the hongeheo I ordered was not fresh. As a result, I got food poisoning the next day. I will not be returning to this restaurant.

I recently dined at this establishment, and I must say the service was very good. The staff was attentive and courteous. However, I was a bit underwhelmed by the food. It was decent, but not exceptional. Overall, a pleasant experience thanks to the service, but the food was just so-so.

I’m Korean and from LA K-Town which is considered the best Korean Food in America and I prefer this restaurant. The Wagyu Prime Rib is extra special as that’s not a typical offering on a Korean BBQ menu did it for me! Authentic very good. Walking distance from Piccadilly and Oxford St in Soho it’s a great location!

I used to go here a lot, whenever I fancied Korean food back in the 90’s. Having visited only 2 or 3 times since, I really wanted to go back. Loved it then and now, coming back after so many years, it didn’t disappoint. What a little gem hidden away in Soho. The food is authentic and lovely. The service was very good and great value for money. We had set menu A and it was delightful from soup to dessert. The flavours brought me back to my time in Korea. Kamsa Hamnida. Tto Bwa-yo

I used to enjoy the authentic and delicious food at this restaurant, but I was very disappointed this time. The quality of the food has declined, and the waitress recommended the lunch set menu, claiming it came with several nice side dishes and was a better value than ordering individual dishes. Unfortunately, the set menu only included two small and cheap side dishes - beansprouts and rotten-tasting Kimchi. It was a terrible experience, and not worth the expensive price. I will not be returning to this restaurant, as there are other Korean restaurants that are more honest, reasonably priced, and serve fresh, well-prepared food.

Early dinner, restaurant had people dining, but not busy. Menu layout was a little confusing but the set menu looked like a good balanced meal. After really good starter (dumplings) which was excellent we were disappointed with the main courses. The Chicken seemed be only covered in a chilli paste to the point of having almost no other flavour, the beef (on the BBQ) was covered in a odd tasting sauce which we didn't think was good. The rice was fine, but so sticky it was hard to serve. The waiting staff hovered over the tables and were unhappy if you touched the BBQ. Service was friendly enough if you don't mind having 3 4 waiters watching you eat but prices we're too high and overall a bit...