Miso Korean Restaurant in Bournemouth

Very nice and fast service and food was amazing! Only issue would be the limited seating but the meal itself was top tier!Update: went again and food was again amazing and the teas on offer are also great!

Came here to try Korean food as I wasn’t familiar with their cuisine too much and every time I walked past this place was full. While there is not much seating and it’s small it’s worth the wait. This place is a must try it’s a secret hidden gem and truly a welcoming atmosphere. It seems as though it’s a family owned business and they mesh well together to make the most appealing yummy dishes. So good me and my family went back twice in one day as it was close to our hotel - the Nicci (formerly Savoy). You can see the thoughts that go into making each individual dish. The bento box is a must try.

The food were amazing, bimbap was really nice, highly recommended!! Kimchi pancake was very good! I also took the grape juice!

one thing learnt about kimji. every house in Korea makes kimji. nowhere better than the other. the best kimji is your homemade by your family. this restaurant offers home-made food. taste like having in Seoul. was expected chinese chives in the pancake. nonetheless a lovely restaurant.

Visited this place for lunch whilst on a weekend getaway (assuming it would be busy during the evening opening hours so visited during lunch hours).Absolutely loved it!Every part of the bento I ordered was delicious and my partner finished off every lost drop of his noodles.Very clean and airy despite being snug, good food at a great price and a variety of Asian drinks.Will visit again when we are next in Bournemouth!

Disappointing. After all the 5 stars reviews I was expecting more, but I guess most people have little exposure to proper Asian / Korean food.I had the sweet potato glass noodles which were good, but there were so few vegetables I could count them: about 4 slices of courgette, a few pieces of cabbage and some leaves and stalks. Most everything else were noodles.My wife had the Korean ramen noodles which were a major letdown. The noodles were nothing more than dry noodles you can buy from most Asian shops for 75p, and the broth was probably made with the accompanying sachet of powder that comes with the noodles pack. It was heavy with MSG which my wife can't stand. I tasted a few spoons and I still have the MSG taste in my mouth a few hours later.The miso soup also tasted like a sachet of store bought soup paste dissolved in hot water.Overall nothing better than some pre packaged dry ingredients bought from an Asian store, with a big of spring onion and sesame oil added for good measure.Again, probably fine for someone who never tasted good Asian food, but I've been around quite a bit and I can't recommend this place for flavour.Service with a smile though, the people working there seem genuinely fine, pity about the food.

This food will blow your mind! Absolutely amazing taste fantastic fresh and fast authentic food

The place is quiet small but very friendly. The service was very warm and attentive. The food was abundant and really delicious. I would defenetely recommend it.

What a great find!! This restaurant made my day, cannot believe how good it is. Even though it looks like nothing special, it definitely is something special. We tried different dishes including the Yakisoba, Kimchi Pancakes and the Bulgogi - all of them were fantastic. Highly recommend this place!

A little place with scrumptious food. Owners are very friendly, as it’s a family run business the waiting period can be quite long but the food definitely makes up for it. We didn’t have to wait long to be seated (it has just 3 tables) but there was a long queue outside. They do takeout too. The food portions are quite generous. We will definitely be visiting this place when we come back to Bournemouth.