The Tree Stone - Speisekarte

I was here a lot. but recently, the personal and management was different, maybe new, they only serve if they are white or korean. otherwise they will experience the truest form of modern racism. I never knew this existed in modern age as today.

We visited the Tree Stone last weekend for the first time. What a fantastic experience. I went with a Korean friend and he said it is very authentic and almost like in Seoul. The meat cannot be fresher. You know exactly what meat you get...and the service is swift and friendly. Finishing the meal you even get a very reasonable if not surprisingly low bill. We highly recommend the Tree Stone.

I recently visited this restaurant with a Korean friend. they have few tables and the atmosphere is beautiful and warm. we picked this up at the metzger next door and then cooked at the table. we have pork belly, bark, mushrooms and sesame. the quality of eating is great, we were so happy. everything was delicate and delicious. it was the first time that I tried sesame leaves, the taste is really good. everything was wonderful except the service. there was only one waitress for all tables. I will visit this restaurant in future.

Went here with my grown up son Monday evening. Hadn’t been to a proper Korean BBQ before so really enjoyed it. They have a very full Korean menu and a long sushi menu but we went for the Korean BBQ. You pay per person...and you get lots of side dishes and sauces. You then go through to their butcher section and pick out whatever meats you want (you pay for them separately). Tip: the marinated meats are in a fridge near the back and are all amazing. The waitresses help get your bbq hot plate going and you just cook the meats bit by bit m, the sauces they provide are lovely and we ordered some rice to go with it. You can use the lettuce leaves to make wraps too. Will definitely be coming back.

We had enjoyed Beef Bugogi at Han's Korean restaurant in New Malden so decided to try it for lunch at the Treestone Kitchen. The Treestone Bugogi was a huge disappointment, mainly because there was no sauce on the dish at all. So we ended up...with plain boiled beef strips with rice and salad. The beef is supposed to be marinaded in a rich sweet soya sauce but there was no trace of any sauce. The dish was devoid of flavour, taste and any enjoyment. Later I noticed I'd been charged for a small can of coke and they'd automatically added for service. They failed to mention this when I added a couple of pounds as a tip because the waitress service was good. So I paid double service for a tastele...

my man and I dine in the tree stone earlier in the year on a rare and much needed date night. we had not booked a table, so the new paintings went down high street and saw what our imagination took. we chose tree. stone, as we had never tried, Korean food and it seemed busy what we thought was a good sign. we went in and were offered a table and a menu, but unfortunately no one has time to explain or recommend the menu. we flew the way through the menu and picked some dishes that sound nice. we noticed that other customers around us appeared next door to choose meat from the metzgern to cook again on the table, on the bbq, which really looked delicious and like a good fun; it was a shame tha...

we visited this restaurant for lunch. it was empty and we have a table near the door as we have prams and we didn't want to block anyone if they have customers later. when we waited for high chairs and menus, she called. after a past she brought a table we didn't need, and we asked for high chairs and menus. we were the only customers and she just couldn't accommodate us. later cook( came out of the kitchen and hit us on another table? then she said I know, but they wanted to sit there. f King is annoying in korean. I just couldn't believe what I heard! because we have spoken in English, she has assumed that we have not understood what made it worse, for so she treats customers who do not kn...

I celebrated my birthday in this restaurant. We were the first customers that evening. We love Korean food and we have been in several restaurants in the area so we thought, we wanted to try The Tree Stone this time.The ambience was lovely from the...outside so it ticked our curiosity. It’s modern and roomy enough. What is unique about The Tree Stone? Nothing in particular, really. So, you essentially buy your meat next door which is connected to the restaurant. Anything to your heart’s content then cook the meat yourselves. We didn’t see any seafood selection so it was a bit of a disappointment. They have set menu too but when craving for Seoulful food why do a set menu when you can do the...

Being a regular goer to New Malden, I was curious about this restaurant but always had another place to go. But yesterday was the day. First impression was not great. As it was a Friday evening, the place was packed. We had a booking but...the staffs couldn't find a table and they probably have been happy if we told them we'll go elsewhere. And before giving us table, they were only asking if we intended to do a table BBQ or not. Being a timer, all seems be strange. Soon it made clear. This is an extended arm of next door butcher store. Customers for the tabletop bbq, need to purchase their favourite cut from the butcher next door and then bring them to the restaurant to cook it on the table...