Korean · Bristol
Tucked into the St Nicholas area, this is a low-key Korean spot that works well as a first taste of the cuisine for children — sharing plates mean everyone picks something, and six plates plus a bowl of rice fed three people comfortably. Around £10 gets a main with fries and a side, so a family meal stays reasonable. Order the boneless fried chicken in garlic and honey, the tender pork belly, or the beef short ribs, and the kimchi fries are a real highlight. Come off-peak and food arrives fast, which matters when patience is thin. Staff are consistently kind and welcoming, there are high chairs, a kids' menu, vegan options and a few outdoor tables. Worth knowing: the interior is functional rather than smart and a bit worn in places, and seasoning can be heavy-handed on some dishes.
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