The Standard has created a list of the best Korean restaurants in London and Imone in New Malden is second on the list.

So why is Imone on the list?

The Standard writes: "If you only ever visit one Korean restaurant in New Malden, make it Imone, which stands out not only for its jolly yellow exterior but the quality of its cooking.

"It is, like many of the restaurants in this corner or Kingston, family-run and with an emphasis on serving traditional Korean dishes that tick all the boxes for a fix of pa jaeon seafood pancakes, fried chicken wings, beef bulgogi or a bibimbap rice pot.

"Better, though, to order the starred dishes that are the house specials and demonstrate the kitchen's expertly applied spicing: fried seaweed rolls stuffed with vermicelli noodles; whole whiting in spicy sauce and vegetables; steamed pork belly with white kimchee.

"Got the day off? Bargain lunch menus start from £13.90 for tofu stew with trimmings of chicken dumplings, fried seafood roll, rice, soy bean and kimchee."

Speaking about New Malden's Korean community, The Standard writes: "New Malden, a 20-minute ride from Waterloo in the London borough of Kingston-upon-Thames, is the heart of London's Korean community and its cuisine, with an almost bewildering array of Korean restaurants."

Imone is open from 12pm – 3pm, Monday – Friday.