Arang (Soho)

• Jubche (grass noodles stir fried) or even beef broth with beef dumplings
• The first thing I noticed about Arang is that its name reminded me of our favourite orange primate from the Jungle Book
• We were seated on a nicely laid table and the staff were very flexible when 2 extra people turned up to dine with us (I didn't know who they were either
• ) and they quickly and efficiently added an extra table like these people were always meant to sit with us
• I must take away marks though because the table was too narrow and I had to slouch in order for my shoulders to not be resting on those of the lady sat next to me
• The service was great (I think
• Everyone and that they were only served when correctly cooked
• Not enough food (the last 2 are probably because I'm one of those annoying fatties who is both gluttonous and stingy
• If you are unsure about what to pick just go for barbecue meat serves with lettuce and variety of spiced
• This little Korean restaurant is a place I would highly recommend for Korean barbecue food
• Another must try are the kimchi pancakes
• It's a nice homely place with good staff and quick service
• Arang (Soho) is so very excellent
• Food is alright but service is really bad
• The staff could be more attentive but they are sweet and helpful
• There was hair in my fried rice so that was a low point
• Arang (Soho) is expensive for Korean food but that's a given
• Whilst my education is still on beginner&rsquo
• The easy picks in Central London are my safest bet
• The bulgogi was very basic
• Think it was japchae) was super salty and soy sauce was overloaded on it

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