Miga Korean Fusion - (Near Merton, South East)

5 /5 Logan Jones: Amazing small Korean restaurant near to Morden underground station that does great food. I had the BBQ chicken Ramen which was cooked so well. The chicken was tender and the ramen broth was great. The staff are very friendly and the restaurant is very cozy. Didn’t wait long for food which was also very decently priced. I paid around £14 for the ramen and some chicken gyoza which were also super tasty. Definitely recommend if you’re in the area!

5 /5 biboy: The Best Homemade Korean Food in South London If you’re searching for authentic, homemade Korean food in South London, look no further than Miga. Tucked away like a true hidden gem, Miga delivers an unforgettable culinary experience that feels like stepping into a Korean home kitchen. From the moment you walk in, you’re welcomed with warm hospitality and the comforting aromas of slow-cooked broths, sizzling meats, and freshly made side dishes. The menu is packed with traditional favorites, and every dish is crafted with care, authenticity, and just the right amount of spice. The Bulgogi is tender and sweetly marinated, and the Bibimbap is a colorful, satisfying bowl of textures and flavors. What sets Miga apart is not just the quality of the food, but the heart behind it—this is soul food, Korean-style. Whether you’re a longtime lover of Korean cuisine or trying it for the first time, Miga is a must-visit. Rating: 5/5 – Authentic, heartwarming, and absolutely delicious.

5 /5 Bokyung Bang: Miga Korean Restaurant in Morden is such a gem! Their signature seems to be the Korean BBQ — so flavorful and authentic. I tried the Chicken Katsu Curry, which was rich, nutty, and absolutely delicious. The BBQ Chicken Ramen had a slightly spicy but deep and satisfying broth, and the kimbap was huge and so tasty. What I really loved is that everything is freshly made from scratch — it’s nothing like the usual franchise spots. A truly authentic Korean restaurant! And Kind staffs too!

1 /5 Tanya Yao: Visited on a weekday before 2pm with two friends — three mums with three sleeping infants in prams. The restaurant was almost empty, with only one couple finishing up when we arrived. The waitress herself was polite, but a woman who appeared to be the manager/owner made the experience extremely uncomfortable from the start. We were initially told we could come in only if we left the babies outside, which is obviously impossible. After we explained this, she reluctantly allowed us to stay and began rearranging furniture dragging chairs back and forth even the ones far from where we were supposed be sitting, and creating loud noises despite clearly seeing that all three babies were asleep. To be fair if she can’t accommodate us and told us to go, I would appreciate this. But she wanted our money but decided not to treat us with courtesy was unacceptable. Fair enough if was not a giant restaurant but it had a space for good 20 covers or so, especially when it was so empty. Even with the 2 buggies there they could have easily accommodated other guests if there were any at all. Once seated, one of us was still deciding what to order, so we placed an order for two dishes first. We were then told, in a dismissive manner, that three people could not order only two dishes. When we explained the situation, she kind of rolled her eyes, which upset my friend enough that she decided to leave. As we had already paid, the rest of us stayed. The situation became even more unpleasant when the music was suddenly turned up loudly — again, despite there being no other guests and sleeping infants present. Food quality was also disappointing. The bibimbap took longer than expected and arrived with a small portion and rice that was cold and hard. They used a giant bowl though. My £11.50 bowl was far below expectations. The young waitress must have felt the awkward vibe and kept coming to ask if things were ok. She is sweet. It’s a shame she had to work alongside some one like that. Overall, the lack of basic courtesy and consideration completely overshadowed the visit. Unfortunately, this was a very uncomfortable experience and not somewhere I would return.

5 /5 All Things Holy: I ordered the chicken dumplings for staters, they tasted absolutely delicious. The waiter also gave me one free so I had 4 in total! That was a lovely surprise. Then I had the chicken Bibimbap was extremely tasty and very well presented. The food was just the right size portion, the staff were friendly and it was nice to have someone ask how my food was. I will definitely be eating here again. Thank you.