Red pepper

Red Pepper boasts a sweet chalk board where customers can write messages and what ever they fancy. Obviously Anna relished the opportunity to leave her mark.

On the exterior was the full menu which is used as a pitch to get you in and eating!

The restaurant was full of interesting, colourful ornaments which really gave a fresh exciting feel to the place for everywhere you looked was something new and different.

Mmm. We ordered soju and Hite per usual, and kimchi fried dumplings. They were largest dumplings you ever did see, accompanied with a leafy salad and some extraordinary kind of mayo sauce thing.

The soy bean soup was literally loads of tofu pieces in a soup. It wasn’t really to Dan’s liking because it was tofu city.