The Soho restaurant launched in 2021 with a menu devised by chefs Ana Gonçalves and Zijun Meng
Korean Dinner Party in London’s Carnaby has closed after five years of trading.
The restaurant took inspiration from Los Angeles’ Koreatown and brought on Ana Gonçalves and Zijun Meng, the pair behind nomadic concept TĀTĀ Eatery, TÓU and more recently Solis in London’s Battersea, to develop its menu.
In a 2022 review, Time Out praised the diner for its “fun-loving Korean fusion food”.
In an Instagram post, Korean Dinner Party wrote: “Korean Dinner Party Soho is now closed. Thank you to everyone who joined us for unforgettable meals, celebrations and memories over the years.”
The owners stated a “brand-new concept” will soon open in the former site of Korean Dinner Party.
Its sister restaurant, Señor Ceviche, remains open on the floor below.