Yori

Great service from start to finish, food was delicious, but the cheesy dishes were a bit too heavy to my liking. They’re not exactly traditional korean either, so I suppose order those dishes with an open mind It’s also very lovely to note that the non pork dishes are halal, so for people out there with Muslim friends who love Korean food, Yori is a great option to introduce them to!

Lovely food for 3 people relatively unfamiliar with Korean cuisine. Generous portion sizes and very reasonable prices, even on the small plates which are easily shareable. Menus are accessible on your phone through QR codes, which is how you place your order. Most of the staff were very helpful. There was one member of staff who struggled to answer our question regarding allergens but quickly passed us onto another more knowledgeable colleague. Overall lovely meal out that gave us a good overview of the cuisine.

Really tasty food, I'm not usually good with Alice but even though it was spicy it was so flavourful I could handle it. I had the kimchi fried rice and spicy pork bulgolgi which were both really delicious - I don't have a lot of experience with South Korean food but after this experience I would go again. A bit chaotic, food comes out when it's ready and it's not a place you go to have a long dinner, it's quite in and out.

Absolutely delicious food. I was a bit surprised that the "appetisers" were at the same price for main meals 🤔 My friend and I opted for bibimbap (which was incredibly tasty) and a side of kimchi (delicious and just the right sour/spice) 😊 Thank you to Razwan for a great service Definitely will return!

The food is genuinely close to authentic Korean flavors overall. Especially the spicy stir-fried pork (제육볶음) and spicy rice cakes (떡볶이) taste very similar to what you'd find in Korea. The only downside was that the Korean style pancake was a bit thick, so it was not as crispy as expected. Additionally, I ordered the Rose Tteokbokki (로제 떡볶이) but received the regular one. When I inquired about it, they insisted that it was indeed Rose Tteokbokki. I was disappointed with their handling of the situation since I could tell the sauce wasn't the Rose Tteokbokki. Nevertheless, they offer a great variety of Korean beverages and alcoholic drinks, making it a fantastic place to try Korean cuisine in Cambridge. I highly recommend it!

The restaurant is almost always busy so that says a lot about the food. I had the tofu stew which was really nice and it comes with rice. However, I was surprised that the 'tofu' stew also came with bits of octopus in it. Its not an issue for me, however I can understand it could be disappointing if you are vegetarian (a side note on this on the menu would be helpful). The vegetable pancake was really nice and we loved the side dishes. The service was okay. Our orders were late and a bit disorganised. We went on Saturday afternoon so staff were quite busy.

Booked a table for two through its online system on a Tuesday night and it was quick and easy. Dak Gang Jung was 5/5. The texture of the chicken was soft and the sweet chilli sauce was a perfect balance on it. Goon man du was not bad but didn’t really wow us. Haemool kimchi jeon could have been crispier on the outside and the flour mix could have been less wet. But it was flavourful overall. Staff were friendly. Would love to go back to try other dishes.