This is located inside First Markham Place's food court, on the back right side of the food court…read more The staff were really friendly and the service was quick. She even gave me a complimentary hot tea as I waited for my take out order. I ordered a pork bone soup ($15). Cheaper than other Korean restaurants. You receive a small container or rice, kimchi, and some banchan with your order. You get a lot of meat in your dish, but I wish it was spicier. Flavours were decent. The side dishes were good. Overall, if you're looking for a quick and hearty Korean meal, I would come here and get some take out.

It didn't take too long for our pork bone soup to be ready. It came with some rice, japchae (glass…read morenoodles), kimchi, and a small cup of tea. Since a traditional stone bowl and metal spoon are used for the meal, they ask that you bring them back to them when you're finished with your meal. It was odd that this pork bone soup did not have any potatoes. We inquired, and they said that with rising costs, they substituted potatoes with a piece of radish. We were expecting more meat and bean sprouts with the soup. With the high price of eating at food courts these days, it's getting closer and closer to restaurant prices, but without the service. Overall, this would be a filling meal for one, but we were a bit disappointed that what we got was not what the dish usually consists of. Perhaps if they had told us about substitutions when we ordered, we wouldn't have been so caught off guard and not gotten what we were expecting.

I was in town working and needed to get a quick lunch. OJA was quite busy when I arrived but the…read moreservice was quick and friendly. It appears to be mom and pop shop so the coupon appears to be doing everything. There is some seating and quite a bit of space to lineup and wait for your order. It was a nice day so I decided to get mine to go and eat at a nearby park. He gave me a fork so if you prefer chip sticks, you probably have to request them. The food itself was really good. The spicy pork was flavorful and tender. Each of the little sides paired really well with the rice and pork. The little side of steam veg were cooked perfectly and the glass noodles were bomb. I'd like to get something so the more of these noodles next time.

Came here on a Saturday evening. The space is bright and cheerful. You have to go up and order - I…read moregot the chicken katsu, which I enjoyed. You get a decent amount of chicken and it was crispy and yummy. It comes with rice, a bit of japchae and vegetables.

I was in the city for an appointment and found In Cheon House. I ordered the Spicy Seafood Bibimbap…read more(3.5/5) for pick up, and it was ready pretty quickly. It was such a comforting dish and the portion was big. It had a diverse array of seafood (shrimp, squid, scallop) with fried egg and assorted veggies. The veggies were fresh which cut through the spice nicely. The dish was slightly on the saltier side. One important thing to note was that the server wasn't friendly at all which I was taken aback with. I walked in and I wasn't even greeted or acknowledged until I said hello. I let the server know I was picking up and was simply told to check the bag on the table myself. It felt like I was being a hindrance even though there was no one else in the restaurant. I would rather go to a different place to satisfy my Korean food cravings to be honest because of the bad service (hence, the low rating). I wouldn't come back here again.

In Cheon House has been serving up good Korean food for a while. They are available for delivery…read morewhich is very good for the days you just don't feel like cooking and their food travels well. My favourite dish used to be their mind blowing Soon Tofu Soup. It is served hot and bubbling as it arrives at the table. The owners are very hard working and deserve to be rewarded with generous tipping.

If you like Korean food, here's a neat spot to get your fix in Richmond Hill…read more This restaurants used to be a BCD dine-in location but still serves the famous Korean soon tofu soup. The location isn't very well known as you have to make a bend at this grocery plaza. However it's much better than the tofu soup that's at the nearby food court. Silky tofu soup comes with a raw egg inside that cooks in the boiling hot soup. Heat levels can be chosen to fit your appetite. It's a standard meal but feels just right. We also had the dolsot bibimbap as well in the hot stone bowl. The taste was bang on, we enjoyed the crispy rice bottom provided by the hot stone. Four banchan side dishes were provided with our meal including kimchi, mung beans & soybeans while no refills were offered. The only difference here is they do not provide a pitcher to pour water for the stone rice bowl after the main meal. Skip it or hit it? We'll hit it up again despite the menu being on the pricier side. Good Korean food is worth it especially in the cold of winter!

**3.5** This place…read moreis known for their soon tofu soup. I ordered the pork bone soup, soybean soon tofu & combination soon tofu. It was good but found it too salty. Same with the pork bone soup - tasted great at first & then became very salty! I do like that they serve purple rice in the stone bowl. I also got the seafood pancake & it was so big and filled with lots of seafood. The side dishes were just okay. Place is a little run down and service was alright. Nothing special to note about

Kim's Kitchen is located in the World on Yonge / Shops on Yonge food court. They make traditional…read moreKorean food at a reasonable price. 10% off if you pay cash. For $15 I got a comforting bowl of pork bone soup, rice, seaweed and pickled radish. As it was close to closing when I ordered, I decided to do takeout. Even though the food court closes at 7:30pm on Sat, the staff still allowed customers to dine in and finish their food. I love that the PBS has veggies in it. Not sure what it is but it kind of reminds me of mustard greens which I love. Rich and flavourful, and not too spicy if at all. I had a bit of left over and I was able to enjoy it as a light meal the next day. Even though it was take out I'm happy that the portion size doesn't seem too off compared to dine-in. Though I think the pork bone soup could be better if there were a bit more meat to the bones. Overall I think It's still a 5-star experience because I would gladly return. Casual spot surrounded by other food court stalls of mostly Asian food options, mostly Korean.

Kim's is located in a pretty busy food court with various other korean options. We decided to grab…read moredinner here after grabbing some salt bread at a bakery in the same food court. They have all the standard options and the price is pretty reasonable. I got the pork soup for about 14 dollars. They use a buzzer system so it's super easy to know when your order is ready. My pork soup came out sizzling and it was such a hearty meal. My only complaint is that the side dishes looked a little sad and I felt like it was old, especially the sausages. The rice was also stale, but made no difference since I like to eat the rice in the soup. Overall a solid Korean place if you're planning on grabbing a meal in the area.

Visited this place for their authentic Korean kalguksu (Korean knife noodle). This is hands down my…read morefavourite place. Their kimchi is absolutely delicious! They have a 10% cash discount promotion currently. Don't miss out this deal! Kalguksu knife noodle soup $12.99 is a must order. The noodles are so fresh and chewy. It comes with minced spicy pork meat, carrots, zucchini and onion on the top and it pairs well with the noodle. Broth is flavourful yet light. Perfect for winter. Steamed king size mandu $14.99 is one of the top mandus I've tried. The minced pork fillings are juicy, tasty and flavourful. It has small diced onions mixed in for a crunchy texture. Braised pork meat $38.99 comes in a steamed pot to keep it hot while you eat. The portion size is huge and I loved the thoughtful idea of steaming while they serve it. The pork meat is tender and good fat and pork skin ratio. Dip this in gochujang (korean red chili paste) or wrap with lettuce and kimchi altogether for a refreshing bite. I will definetely come back whenever I crave for authentic Korean dishes.

A family style Korean dumpling and shabu shabu restaurant in a quiet plaza with lots of parking…read more Love their giant dumplings, which can be ordered in 3s or 6s on its own, or as part of a noodle bowl. We also tried a garlic Jokbal this time. It comes as a hot pot and with a variety of wrapping veggies. I m surprised at the size and the sweetness of the yellow garlic paste. The noodles soup is very good, both in the chewiness of the fresh noodles and the beef broth with pepper. Service is hospitable, decent and kind, even though servers don't seem to speak too English well. There's lots of smiles. Korean side dishes are lacking, here they serve only kimchi, although the kimchi is very tasty!

Super affordable prices in a cute shop with good service…read more I got the gamjatang and my friend got the kimchi fried rice. Both were delicious

Hole in the wall vibes. Street parking available…read more Looooved it!! Tofu sushi was just a pocket of seasoned rice inside tofu. Defo recommend since it carries well as takeout. Beggie bibimbap was average, but the soondubu was soooo good! Taste was delish. Temperature was piping hot - not sure why the stone bowl didn't hold the temperature for the entire duration of the meal. Prices are so reasonable. Would return for sure.

We've ordered take out here before, but decided to dine in…read more It's really cozy inside and the owners are really nice and caring. Serving is nice and quick, place is quiet and relaxing to be at. We got our food fairly quickly after the other table got theirs (as they ordered first)

Very delicious sushi and excellent customer service! We all loved the food, so glad to find this…read morespot while visiting Toronto!