The staff at Cho Sim are attentive and friendly, providing prompt service without being intrusive. The restaurant's clean and minimalist design, combined with soft lighting, contributes to a relaxed dining environment. With most dishes priced between 10 and 15, Cho Sim offers good value for authentic Korean cuisine in London. Portion sizes are generous, ensuring guests leave satisfied. Cho Sim is a commendable spot for those seeking genuine Korean flavours in West London. The overall experience is positive, making it a restaurant worth visiting.

The food is very good and authentic Korean style. Especially for the seafood pancake, it is really crispy and soft inside. The price is also very reasonable. Definitely worth coming back again.

Went for dinner had Beef Bulgogi, Spicy Pork, Kimchi, Edamame and some dumplings. Everything was fast and delicious. Good price also.

Delicious Korean food, reasonable prices and really kind and helpful service. Would recommend booking as it got very busy around 6-7pm. Would definitely recommend and will come again

Always served the best Everytime I visited and if you love korean Cuisine you definitely visit this place once

I went to Cho Sim this evening always wanted to try this restaurant since I moved to the area recently. The staff was warm and welcoming, we got a table quickly they patiently took our order. The restaurant environment was lovely and bill was good for the amount of we ordered. We definitely recommend this restaurant. Definitely will revisit without a doubt.

After 1.5 years we are back taking this wonderfully delicious Korean food. We are from Singapore. Thanks for having us today for dinner and we will come back again.

I recommend this restaurant and would visit again. Really enjoyed having authentic korean food here. It's the closest my wife and I have had to the stews we ate in Korea. We loved the Budae Jigae (9/10) and liked the Yook Gae Jang (7.5/10). We thought the seafood pajeon was average (6.5/10). The flavour was different to all the ones we've had in Korea, but it was still decent and worth trying once. It's a shame there's no free banchan to accompany the meal. Perhaps they should have a minimum bill requirement and give banchan for people who are paying X amount. Atmosphere: We wished they played Korean music. There's a few Korean restaurants in New Malden that play Korean music and the atmosphere is just a bit better because of it. Drink: It's nice that they sell the canned grape drink (Haitai Grape Bon Bon). Although their markup is 2x for such a small can. (3 Vs 1.50 in shops). Last time I had it was in Korea and very much missed it, which is why I just had to have it. Our order: Budae Ji Gae 14.50 Korea army stew serving with ramyun noodle and rice Yook Gae Jang 14.50 Spicy beef soup with spring onion,beanspout, glass noodle and egg Served with rice Seafood Pa Jeon 11.00 Traditional Korean pancake with spring onion and mixed seafood served with soy sauce Bon Bon Grape Juice 3.00 238ml