Chapter VIII · The Collection
Korea Korea
Banchan, ferment, gochujang glow — the Seoul table alive.
origins
A table born from place.
Korean food is fire and ferment. Grills embedded in the table, jars of kimchi ageing in the cellar, chilli paste glowing in a stone bowl. B-21's Korea station brings that live, communal energy to the private event.
From the Gwangjang night market to the Hanwoo grill houses of Gangnam, Korean food is built around sharing — one grill, one table, many small dishes.
Our station centres on a live tabletop grill — with a banchan wall of ten fermented sides and a jjigae course in the middle.
the theatre
A live pass.
- —Every Korea plate is finished in front of the guest — nothing waits under a lamp.
- —Heirloom ingredients sourced for provenance, not convenience.
- —Chef interaction at the pass — the recipe explained as it is served.
- —Considered plating on stone, brass and hand-thrown ceramic.
- —A choreography built for private events — long-form, generous, unhurried.
signature experiences
The menu.
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visual journal
Inside Korea.
Not dishes — people, markets, and the rooms where these recipes were born.
chef's notes
"Ferment is patience. We start six months before service."
private events
Built for the occasion.
Weddings
Korea as the signature course of the evening.
Corporate Galas
Considered pacing for long-form dinners and awards nights.
VIP Dinners
Chef at the pass, guests at the counter, a story per plate.
Cultural Celebrations
A generous, shared-table format that honours the origin.
private events
Bring Korea to your table.
For interactive private dinners and shared-table celebration menus.
Enquire about Koreacontinue the journey
