We came on a weekday at around 11 am. The restaurant was empty when we arrived We got set A which has jampoong, jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk. For $55 the set is pretty good as the portion is huge. There's lots of toppings on the jampoong. Lots of seafood and cabbage. Also lots of noodles. There's a smoky flavour in the soup which was good. The jajangmyeon was more disappointing. The portion is smaller and the flavour was not hitting it. The tangsuyuk was HUGE. The sauce was pretty standard and was good. But the meat itself was a bit too chewy. Out of the three jampoong was the best then tangsuyuk then the jajangmyeon We also got the lunch special which comes with your choice of a soup (either beef or tofu) and your choice of fish (mackerel or sole) we got beef soup and sole fish. The sole fish was great. This lunch special was $19 and also comes with banchans and rice. Definitely worth it. Portion wise this place was huge. There's also lots of seating inside. Bathroom is pretty clean. Service is friendly and fast. They have the robot to bring food too Ps I love that their first tip option is 12%. read more

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Dissapointing! We were so sad to hear that 88Noodle closed down, and apparently re-opened or merged with Masita as 88Town? Decided to give it a try, but I also didn't have a great experience at Masita when they were on kingsway a few years ago, so I was already a bit hesitant. Here's what I ordered - so you can avoid them! 1) Black Bean Noodle/Jjajangmyeon $13 The sauce is very liquidy, flavour reminds me of the instant packet black bean noodle sauces. Noodle also isn't as chewy/bouncier anymore either. Probably more like a 5/10, but because it's such a huge difference compared to the original 88Noodle (which was amazing), and I have a direct comparison, I'd give it a final score of 3/10. 2) Beef Tripe Soup $17 Comes with beefo tripe, beef intestine, veggies and perilla seeds. One of the blandest soups I've had, the perilla seeds barely saved it. 5/10 3) Grilled pork belly $28 Thought you can't go wrong with grilled meat? Think again. So dry, thin, small portion, no flavour. Has some mushroom/onions on top. It does come with the rommaine lettuce, garlic, jalapeno etc. 3/10. Huge restaurant, lots of seating available. Maybe 4 or less parking spots, it's an odd location right on Kingsway. Staff were friendly. Large screen playing kpop music videos in the middle of the restaurant. read more

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This is a new restaurant that opened up in 2025. It was a Chinese restaurant for the longest time and that Chinese restaurant doesn't have the best name. It was Christmas eve and without a reservation, every where we would have to wait. Lucky this place doesn't have any wait at all. We ordered the LA Galbi and the pork hock. Both dishes came with the lettuce salad. There were 4 banchan that came with the meal. My favorite was the potatoe. All of them were very delicious. The staff reviewed the banchan without asking. Everything was tasty. The LA Galbi could be a 5 out of 5 if it had some char on it. But still it was very delicious. The portion size was very big for what we paid for. I will definitely be back. They do have a small parking lot out in front of the restaurant but we walked there by foot. Highly recommend coming if you have never been. Decor was nice and bright. They did do some renovation after taking over the lease. read more

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Really enjoy our lunch at 88 Town. It's a huge restaurant and was not busy when we arrived around 11:30am for an early lunch. Service was good and food came to the table hot (we could see the steam rising from the noodle soup!). They offer lunch specials, but we decided on the Black Bean Noodles, Clam Knife-Cut Noodle Soup, and Seafood Pancake. We were stuffed and had to get a takeout box to pack the leftovers which was enough for another lunch. I will certainly come back with a large group so we can try more dishes. Big portions and reasonable prices. A few parking spaces in the back and front but also side street parking. read more

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Got takeout. They don't offer jjajang bap (aka black bean sauce with rice), they only do with noodle. Sauce was average. Tangsyook: the sauce was very watery and not thick. The pieces of meat were so skinny and small, barely any meat on it. Kappungi was full of corn starch/batter and/or the meat was just fat instead of proper pieces of meat, but the flavour was fine. Probably am not going to be ordering from here again read more

I went in solo. I order the beef ribs, no rice included? Crazy! The was something seriously wrong with the ribs. They were slimy, there was a coat corn starch on it. No char and very disappointing. Some pieces were questionable, with that expiring taste to it. $2.00 for rice? White Rice that was overcooked and mushy. $35.00 total. Never again. Extremely disappointed, at this rate, they wont last long. read more

Relatively new K restaurant in Burnaby. Used to be a Chinese Restaurant. Now they serve Korean Chinese and basic but solid Korean food. We tried the egg fried dish, dol sot bi bim bap, kal gook soo. Pretty good. Not over seasoned and salty. Prices fair. One server (university student) working on a Tuesday dinner service. She was attentive and very polite. Kokanee was cold (but need bottles and cans). Lots of soju which is important. I would return to try other menu items especially if the nice student was working. One of my go to K places especially in Burnaby. read more

88 Noodle House was one of my favourite restaurants in the area and I was a regular, so I was intrigued when I saw 88 Town go up nearby. Going into the restaurant I think they did a good job with the space. It's nice, spacious, clean, and the ambience is good. Unfortunately, those are the only positive things I have left to say in this review. Reading the menu, I was very disappointed to see many of 88 Noodle House's menu staples are gone. They no longer serve jjajang bap (짜장밥). They don't have any variations of jjamppong (짬뽕) they used to have. Their old family combo menus were consolidated into the A & B items only and increased in price compared to 88 Noodle House. I asked the wait staff about subbing an item (rice for jjajangmyeon) and was told that wasn't possible. All that's fine, I get this is a challenging market for restaurants and price increases happen, so what really matters is food quality. And this was the worst part of all. We ordered Combo B and a side of Corn Cheese, just because I was curious. The garlic chicken (kappungi) was very starchy and not meaty at all, though the flavour was okay. The jjampong (짬뽕) tasted fine but the portion size was noticeably smaller than I was used to at 88 Noodle House. When I got my jjajangmyeon (장면) the noodles had already stuck together: taste was fine but it was probably sitting on the counter while the other food was being prepped. The corn cheese was nice but it was obscenely priced: to pay $15 for what amounted to a few spoonfuls was sad to say the least. I used to recommend 88 Noodle House to people coming around Metrotown/Edmonds, but unfortunately I can't do that for 88 Town. It's possible some of their other menu items, like soups and stews, were tasty but there's a lot of competition on those items from nearby restaurants. 88 Noodle House always distinguished itself in the neighbourhood by doing Korean-Chinese food well. I don't see myself coming back for awhile unless things improve in those areas sadly. read more

Some basic Korean dishes, tasty, reasonably priced, good service, clean recently renovated.

The food was okay overall, but I was disappointed by the corn starter -- tasty, but the portion was tiny for $15. Not great value for the price. read more

88 Town - Corn cream starter - Korean Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Absolutely love this restaurant which is new in the Burnaby area along Kingsway. It's super clean, friendly and courteous staff and the food is amazing read more