Let Me Eat too

You're standing in the Grassmarket, that slightly chaotic square where tourists mingle with locals, and you duck into Let Me Eat too. It's unpretentious in the best way—no faffing about with molecular gastronomy or Instagram-baiting plating. What you get instead is proper Korean food done right: the kind of place where regulars know exactly what they're ordering and the kitchen executes it with genuine care. The room hums with contentment, partly because the prices won't make you wince and partly because the food actually delivers on flavour. Whether you're after bibimbap, Korean fried chicken or a warming bowl of something stewlike and comforting, this is where you come when you want substance over story.