Jumak39

I’ve been to quite a few Korean restaurants in the UK and what I like about this place is that it doesn't feel packed. The ceiling is high and the seats are spacious, so unlike other restaurants I went to, it feels a lot more cozy. ( and the smell and smoke from BBQ grills aren’t filling the restaurant) The food is authentic and decent, I love the non-spicy soup with beef, it was tender and flavoursome 😊 The spicy beef soup on the other hand was very spicy, so I couldn't have the soup itself much. I guess it is good for some and not for those like me. The only thing was that probably there are too many seats compared to the number of staff. They all seemed very busy and it wasn't easy to get attention from them despite that we were sitting in front of the food counter. Anyway, the price is also reasonable - over the experience was great 😊

Walked in spontaneously, and shared the Korean Military Stew Hotpot amongst two people. This hotpot was absolutely incredible! We were surprised how flavorful it was. Every bite was absolutely delicious, and we both couldn't help but want more and more!! The price was perfect split amongst two people for such a delicious and amazing hotpot. Because of this restaurant, we had a great night out in London!! ☺️☺️ Thank you Jumak 39!!!

Great all you can eat Korean BBQ in central London! Booked in advance for 7 people which was easy enough to do. Lots of options to choose from: meats, seafood, salad and sushi! Everything was very tasty and nicely spiced! Ordered 3 lots of different flavoured soju for the table - my favourite is the grape! Service was friendly, needed to get the attention of the servers occasionally for changing the cooking paper, or asking about our drinks order. After an hour and a half they promptly came round with the bill, which is reasonable for the amount we ate and drank! Don't leave any waste as there is an additional charge!

Being relative novices of Korean food our charming server suggested we try the restaurant's "boxes (bento)" which were elaborate trays that offered a sample of the richly diverse menu. We chose a DakgangJeong Bento (spicy) and the Chicken Katsu Bento both were delicious. These were accompanied by a Podo Bongbong each as a suitably adventurous drink that was non-alcoholic. We were off to the theatre afterwards and needed all our faculties for Mark Rylance, probably our favourite actors at the moment. We also shared a Dorayaki as a light dessert, which was also tasty, filled with green-tea custard. We'll certainly return to the Jumak 39 and be more adventurous ... as with many Korean restaurant the hotplates in centre of the table to cook your own fresh food were most tempting

Visited Jumak on Sunday for dinner. I didn’t order any bbq menu but you can also do a proper Korean BBQ here. I recommend booking in advance. Went with a group of friends so was able to try out many different menus here. Most of the menus were tasty, but will share my recommendations for each menu below… Yummy 💫 - bossam - samgyupsal - galbitang - jjampong - fried chicken - beef bulgogi - dakgangjung - kimchi fried rice - japchae - spicy pork Meh/a little blend🥲 - soontofu jjigae - kimchijjigae - sundae boggeum

The buffet starts at 5 and it’s on the basement floor. We made reservations before and it was quick and nice service. The food was really nice specially sushi and the steak. Loved the octopus too and there’s many salads. Sadly the deserts cost extra🥲 but the buffet in general was a really nice experience and BTS songs on the background is a PLUS point ❤️❤️