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Come try Scunthorpe's first Korean dining experience and immerse yourself in authentic flavours with our menu. We offer a variety of Korean street food classics and would love to hear what you think!
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We were recommended to try Dalgona Korean kitchen by friends who highly recommended their food. We rang up to order a takeaway on New Year’s Eve for 6pm food was ready on time and was amazing & delicious highly recommend
We ate here last night, the staff/service was great and food was lovely. I do think with limited spacing, it would be better to be able to book, but we were lucky with timing and enjoyed our meal
Lovely staff and experience! Food is absolutely sensational! Will definitely be a regular spot for us!
The sweet and spicy Korean fried chicken with rice was amazing, wholesome decor
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