I visited YORI in Guildford for the first time. It’s a Korean restaurant chain, and we tried their set menu, which included Gabitang and Bibimbap. Both dishes were flavorful and satisfying. The portions were good, and the price—less than £15 per person—felt reasonable for the quality and quantity. I’d rate the taste a solid 4 out of 5. It's not extraordinary but decent enough to enjoy. If you’re in the area and craving Korean food, it’s worth checking out.

We dined at this establishment on a weekday evening and found it to be pleasantly uncrowded. The ambiance was consistent with other Korean restaurants in the area, offering a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. Regarding the cuisine, we opted for the Korean barbecue beef set. While the cost of the meal was slightly higher than average, we found it to be well worth the investment. The serving size was more than adequate for two individuals. We intend to return in the future to sample additional menu items.

Staff are brilliant and super helpful! Dhaval and Wilson were amazing! Definitely recommend just for the service, but the food was incredible too! Definitely a great spot if you're looking for something interesting and filling! We had the spicy chilli chicken too but was eaten before taking any photos it was too good not to.

The best Korean restaurant in London full stop. Food was absolutely delicious and the waiters were all courteous and nice We only went to try it out while visiting our daughter at University but will now be a regular spot for us. What a find!

First time at Yori, but seasoned Korean eaters. We had the BBQ beef, soya chige, and bibimbap. The dishes are good and the menu is varied. Compared to what is available in places like New Malden with its many independent Korean restaurants, I would say that Yori is comparable (except the prices are dearer). The ambience is plain and perhaps understated, with a nicely touched feature wall upstairs. We came for dinner, and I would say that the dark ambience could be brighter, especially if one is trying to determine if the BBQ meats are sufficiently cooked! Overall, we liked the food, but it wasn't a "wow." If we are honest, I would say that we fancy the smaller independent restaurants rather than chain ones like Yori. We will certainly return to Yori, given that it's one of the few decent Korean places in town.