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A new Korean food eatery will replace a former fish and chip shop in Norwich city centre.

The duo behind a much-loved Korean restaurant in Norwich city centre have expanded with a new takeaway shop a stone's throw away. Then, after spotting the perfect premises for their own restaurant, they relocated to Norwich. The Kimchi has built up a huge customer base over the last four years and it is fully booked most evenings. Mr Kim and Mrs Park have now launched a second city eatery called Seoul Born, which is in the former home of the fish and chip shop in Orford Place. Mrs Park said: "Our restaurant is small so we wanted to open Seoul Born so more people can enjoy our food and it also gives us the space to do takeaways. The rice bowls come with either fried chicken, fried prawns or grilled chicken thighs, served with apple kimchi slaw, pickled vegetables, dumplings, seasonal greens and glass noodles.

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Orford Plaice - located in the street with the same name, Orford Place - cited the pandemic, rising costs and a lack of trade as reasons for its closure more than a year ago. Mr Kim and Mrs Park have now launched a second city eatery called Seoul Born, seoul born norwich, which is in the former home of the fish and chip shop in Orford Place.

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The duo behind a much-loved Korean restaurant in Norwich city centre have expanded with a new takeaway shop a stone's throw away. Then, after spotting the perfect premises for their own restaurant, they relocated to Norwich. The Kimchi has built up a huge customer base over the last four years and it is fully booked most evenings. Mr Kim and Mrs Park have now launched a second city eatery called Seoul Born, which is in the former home of the fish and chip shop in Orford Place. Mrs Park said: "Our restaurant is small so we wanted to open Seoul Born so more people can enjoy our food and it also gives us the space to do takeaways. The rice bowls come with either fried chicken, fried prawns or grilled chicken thighs, served with apple kimchi slaw, pickled vegetables, dumplings, seasonal greens and glass noodles. The current opening hours are Monday to Saturday 12noon to 3. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues.

Seoul born norwich

A new Korean food eatery will replace a former fish and chip shop in Norwich city centre. Signage for the new shop, which is called Seoul Born, has appeared at the site of the former award-winning Orford Plaice chippie which closed in July last year. It is believed it will be offering Korean-inspired food and carries the tagline: "Korean chicken is nice with rice. Seoul Born will likely serve Korean-inspired chicken and rice dishes Image: Newsquest. Orford Plaice - located in the street with the same name, Orford Place - cited the pandemic, rising costs and a lack of trade as reasons for its closure more than a year ago.

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Submit Cancel. Deactivate Piano meter debugger. The business said that it was a "really difficult" decision to shut up shop, having won three awards for the Good Food Award fish and chips category. Food and drink. Please report any comments that break our rules. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience — the local community. Show more articles. It is believed it will be offering Korean-inspired food and carries the tagline: "Korean chicken is nice with rice. Read the rules here. The duo behind a much-loved Korean restaurant in Norwich city centre have expanded with a new takeaway shop a stone's throw away. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. The Kimchi has built up a huge customer base over the last four years and it is fully booked most evenings.

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Signage for the new shop, which is called Seoul Born, has appeared at the site of the former award-winning Orford Plaice chippie which closed in July last year. Read the rules here. Mrs Park said: "Our restaurant is small so we wanted to open Seoul Born so more people can enjoy our food and it also gives us the space to do takeaways. Submit Cancel. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused. Read the rules here. Comments: Our rules We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. Food and drink. Orford Plaice - located in the street with the same name, Orford Place - cited the pandemic, rising costs and a lack of trade as reasons for its closure more than a year ago. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The business said that it was a "really difficult" decision to shut up shop, having won three awards for the Good Food Award fish and chips category. Modal headline Close.