Liverpool’s best Korean-inspired restaurants

Love Kimchi at The GPO food and drink hall stands out as one of Liverpool’s top destinations for authentic Korean cuisine. With its diverse menu, featuring mouthwatering dishes and a focus on the beloved kimchi, this restaurant offers a true taste of Korea.

Customer favourites include the perfectly crispy dumplings, the famous chicken katsu curry loaded fries and Love Kimchi’s signature K-pop and Gangnam style sauces. They also serve up delicious treats, including the Belgian chocolate and Alphonso mango mochi.

Chamber Thirty Six is a popular Asian fusion restaurant located in Liverpool. With two locations, one in the city centre and another on Smithdown Road, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience that combines East Asian flavours with modern tapas-style dining.

If you are unsure what to order, why not try a few of the small plates, such as the roasted cauliflower with kimchi dressing, the fried kimchi dumplings and the delicious bao buns. You will also find a carefully curated selection of cocktails and beverages to complement the vibrant flavours of the food.

City Wine Bar is an elegant bar and restaurant located in the heart of Liverpool. With its sophisticated decor and extensive wine list, this establishment is a favourite among locals and visitors alike. The bar offers a wide range of wines from around the world, each carefully selected by a team of expert sommeliers who also conduct wine tasting sessions.

They also serve a delicious selection of small plates and mains, including some Korean-inspired dishes like the delicious chicken katsu curry and the tempura Korean BBQ cauliflower bites.

Tusk is a favourite amongst Liverpool locals who enjoy authentic and delicious Korean street food. Originally based in the Baltic Triangle, Tusk is now located in 52 Rose Lane Bistro in Mossley Hill where they still serve up the same mouth-watering Korean dishes.

Nearly everyone who visits Tusk opts for their meat, fish or vegan trays which are packed with flavour. A favourite amongst meat eaters is the bento tray, which includes katsu panko chicken, mixed gyoza, teriyaki chicken wings, rice, fries, pickles and of course homemade kimchi. The delicious vegan alternative features katsu panko chick’un, veggie gyozas and jackfruit wings.

Chop Chop has been providing “home food” to customers since 2008. Their delicious Korean and Japanese dishes are perfect for lunch and dinner, as they offer different portions depending on the time of day.

For a true taste of Chop Chop, you should try their Mega Chicken with fried vegetables and rice smothered in Chop Chop’s homemade sauce. You could also opt for classics like the chicken katsu curry or the Bento with rice fried kimchi, gyozas, and mega chicken as well as your choice of sauce. If you are feeling extra hungry you should order some side dishes, including their tasty chicken wings, fried pork or vegetable gyozas and of course, extra kimchi.