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French luxury house Louis Vuitton will open a pop-up Michelin-starred restaurant, Ikoyi of London, in Seoul next month.
Ikoyi at Louis Vuitton, to be located inside the brand’s flagship store in Cheongdam, southern Seoul, will showcase reinterpretations of traditional Korean cuisine by Ikoyi’s founder and head chef, Jeremy Chan.
Launched in 2017, Ikoyi is a two-Michelin-starred restaurant in London’s St. James neighborhood. It is famous for its creative dishes married with West African flavors.
Reservations will be opened on April 17 at 6 pm on the restaurant booking app Catch Table.
