New Korean Cafe Opens in Jerdan Place
KKOMARI offers bite size kimbap plus tofu, soup and speciality drinks
KKOMARI on Jerdan Place
October 26, 2026
A new Korean cafe, KKOMARI, is now open at 22 Jerdan Place, just off Fulham Broadway.
The "brunch and coffee" cafe's speciality includes the Mari, its version of the Korean favourite dish kimbap. The name kimbap comes from kim meaning dried seaweed and bap meaning rice, and the dish is created by wrapping the seasoned rice along with various fillings in the dried seaweed.
The cafe says: " 'Mari' is our mini Korean kimbap. We wrap rice and different ingredients in seaweed, just like regular kimbap, but make it small enough to eat in one bite. From fresh veggie options to kimchi and cooked meats, there's a flavour for everyone.
"Pick your favourite Mari, dip it in your choice of sauce and enjoy!"
The Mari, in over ten flavours including spicy tuna, chicken, kimchi, beef bulgogi and veggie, can be bought individually for £2 a piece or mixed in a selection box, such as the Lunch Box, offering four Mari and a coffee for £10. There are also special Match Boxes available on days when Chelsea are playing at home.
The menu also includes fresh tofu and home made soups, plus a range of drinks including iced Korean teas and the citrus flavoured Yuzu Ade. Speciality coffees meanwhile include Hojicha - or green tea - Lattes, with flavours such as Earl Grey and Lavender. along with Matcha and Jasmine Lattes and more familiar cappuccinos and flat whites.
KKOMARI, which is open daily from 9am till 6pm, is a new addition to the electric mix of eateries around the junction of Fulham Broadway and North End Road, which already includes The Wei, opened by acclaimed Chinese chef Guiring Wei and Ethopian restaurant Abugido on North End Road, Honi Poke Fulham in Jerdan Place, Cafe La Tulipe on the corner of Farm Lane and of course long established favourites, Greek/Italian restaurant Al Santo and the Love Walk Cafe.
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