Assa (Soho)

• Along with that there were constant refills of Korean beer on the table which kept everyone's spirits high and the moody merry
• The staff is nice and unlike a lot of Asian restaurants the menu is very simple to comprehend
• I don't if it was the fantastic company
• The tables were small and rectangular
• Something in common with most Asian restaurants in London
• A must try in Assa is the Kimchi fried rice
• It is served with a fried egg atop
• Sigh inducing when leaked and eaten with the fried rice
• The rice was made tasty with the kimchi
• (kimchijeon) which was Kimchi and who knows what else deep fried in a golden tempura like batter served with tempura sauce
• We hung out at Starbucks until they chased us out onto the streets with the partygoers and drunken people at 11pm
• Central London in the night is satisfying in a strange way whenever you are out with friends
• One of the best Korean restaurant in London
• The queue that usually forms before the restaurant opens is definitely a good testament to how good their food is
• The restaurant itself is usually pretty cramped with small tables so the comfort level of the place may be a little bit of an issue if ambience is what you're looking
• When I visit this restaurant is definitely just for the delicious Korean food
• Their spicy kimchi squid and seafood udon are my regular choices
• It would get a little hectic at times in terms of trying to get the waiters attention as the place is usually very pact and busy
• Assa (Soho) offers good Korean cuisine and the meals are fulfilling as well as cheap
• This restaurant always welcomes you with a long queue
• The crockery is dirty and it is repulsive
• The flavors are just perfect
• I have visited Assa (Soho) a few times before but was visiting this branch for the first time
• The place is usually packed with Koreans which is the true barometer of a great Korean place
• The portions are also quite generous
• The staff here is quite unpleasant and rude and failed to remember our request for no eggs as one of our companions had an egg allergy
• A dish made of egg was still brought but thankfully
• The soju and plum wine are two things you must try along with the chicken noodles
• Assa (Soho) is just amazing
• The atmosphere is relaxing and informal and food is the highlight of Assa (Soho)
• Ole no messin is the dish to try and kimchi was just fine
• The prices are reasonable
• The portions are more than generous
• The food was full of flavors and was cooked to perfection
• The place is a bit rushed as are all other Asian restaurants in the city
• The atmosphere is not that great and the tables are not very well placed
• The food here is absolutely delectable though
• All the dishes are flavorful and very well prepared
• I recently tried this Korean place and was pretty disappointed with it
• The food quality was quite bad which was a tad bit disappointing
• The service was fine and the ambience was also decent but none of them could make up for the bad food quality
• I ordered gimchi soup with rice and pork
• They also served sides of beansprouts and seaweeds which were not really great
• The dish that arrived was very tiny in portion and had no taste at all
• The staff members were very rude and not at all coordinated and hence their service lacked
• The pricing as compared to the portions of food served is way too high
• Nothing about Assa (Soho) is different or authentic
• We was told the chef was on a break so we have to wait half an hour until we can order
• I feel the food is no longer consistently good but rushed
• Other times the slices are too thick making it difficult to chew
• At times Assa is great and at times not
• It must be noted that their portion sizes are slightly bigger than their competitors
• We've ordered the pork bu dar ji gae with mozzarela cheese and additional spicy marinated pork meat

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