Photo c/o Peer Lingreen

Korean fever at Dock Kitchen

Photo c/o Peer Lingreen
Photo c/o Peer Lingreen

Who? Dock Kitchen

What? Dock Kitchen has revamped its menu with a new Korean-themed offering. The tasting menu is inspired by a recent trip to Korea by chef Stevie Parle and includes ingredients such as sea urchin, gochuchang, seaweed and of course, kimchee. Priced at £45 per person. A three course version of the menu is also available at £24.50.

When? Available now until 22nd February

Where? Portobello Docks, 342-344 Ladbroke Grove, London W10 5BU

How? For more information, see www.dockkitchen.co.uk

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