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Finch JungSooNae

3.6 (107 reviews)
ModerateKorean, Seafood
Closed • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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C1. 간장게장 (GanJang GeJang) - $25.99
Anthey C.

I tried the C1. 간장게장 (GanJang GeJang) - $25.99. Two raw blue crabs marinated in JungSooNae's special soy sauce, served with rice. The sauce is incredibly flavorful and pairs perfectly with both the crab and the rice. Every bite was savory and satisfying. This was my first time trying raw marinated crab, and I was genuinely so happy with it. I'm already looking forward to going back. The only downside is that the portion felt a bit small. That's understandable since it's not currently crab season. I kind of wish they provided a crab tool for easier eating. I'm not sure if they have any, since I didn't ask, but one of those picks would be great to really dig in and get every bit. The service was also lovely. A grandma take your order and a grandpa brings out the food. They made the whole experience feel extra warm and homey. The restaurant is quite small, with space for about six groups. Parking is very limited, so I recommend using the lot by the passenger drop-off at Finch Station and walking over. It's only about a two-minute walk. If you haven't tried this and you're a fan of raw sea urchin, you should definitely give it a shot. It has that same rich, briny, melt-in-your-mouth kind of satisfaction.

Soya sauce marinated crab 26$
Helen T.

Operated by a pair of old lovely Korean couple! The menu is a little smaller than other restaurants, but they serve the rare "marinated crabs"! This is truly a hidden gem if you like marinated crabs! Unfortunately, I felt like their stews were more or the blend side. The environment is also very cozy and warm! Pro: They take credit card

Bossam
Chris C.

I recently got together with foodie friends over a good Korean meal at JungSooNae, near Yonge and Finch. It's a small family-run restaurant that was quite busy while we were there. We had come here to try one of their specialties, GanJang Ge-Jang, aka Raw Marinated Crabs. This dish has blue crabs marinated in a house special sauce and served raw. Yes, raw! Opinions were mixed, with some liking it and others undecided. I didn't try it due to an allergy that's been acting up lately. Other dishes included the always popular Pork Bone Soup, Bulgogi, Bossam, Seafood Pancake, a Cold Noodle Soup with Kimchi, and of course, all the delicious side dishes (kimchi, bean sprouts, purple rice, etc.) that come with it. Overall, it was good dinner and it's always good to dine with friends! Until next time...

Adrian C.

Quite literally a hole in the wall restaurant located under an apartment on Yonge St. We went there to celebrate another Yelper's birthday and the service wasn't terrible but we weren't treated well either. Our table ordered Bulgogi, Bossam, Marinated Soy Sauce Crab, Seafood Pancake and GamJaTang. The dishes made up for the service experience. Bossam was by far my favourite dish with the GamJaTang coming in second. The raw crabs were an adventurous pick for our table and to save people the trouble of ordering something they may not like. You'll need to eat them with your hands and squeeze the crab out and it tastes like crab flavoured sashimi.

Soy marinated crab meal $25.99
Chloe O.

You need at least two bowls of rice to finish this soy marinated crab meal. It's salty buy yummy salty enough to make yoy eat a lot of rice. It's so called "밥도둑 bop do dook( carb pulling side dishes" Excellent cucumber salad as well! All the food for this meal was packed really well so there was no leakage while I traveled to carry for an hour.

Bossam
Carmen G.

Come here for the raw marinated soy crabs! A local restaurant that serves up hearty Korean food, especially known for their seasonal raw marinated soy crabs! The main reason I came to check this restaurant out! Came on a rainy weeknight with some friends and it was BUSY! I guess everyone else also had the same idea of eating the highly anticipated seasonal raw crabs. The restaurant is far from fancy but gets the job done with their delicious food. Dinner came with 6 complimentary banchans (side dishes) to go with the meal. And now onto the food review: GanJang GeJang (Raw marinated soy crabs): 10/10 D e l i c i o u s ! It's sweet, crabby and pairs well with a warm bite of rice. There isn't much to eat from these crabs as they are small but packed with flavour. The shell of the crab is filled with roe, make sure you scoop some rice into the shell and mix it all up, it's so good! As for the body of the crab, you really just squeeze out all the meat with your fingers and enjoy! I usually don't bother eating the legs since it's too much work for such little reward (haha!) ChikMoolNaengMyeon, Cold noodle: 8/10 Your standard cold noodle in an icy broth that is chewy and refreshing. This is usually a must for me since I love all things cold! Vinegar and mustard comes on the side for you to add into your bowl if desired. Bossam: 7/10 Boiled pork belly meat with boiled cabbage. Image eating this like a wrap with some rice. It's good, but definitely had it better at other restaurants. I've also had this dish with a salty fish dipping sauce at other restaurants but seemed to have nothing to dip this in here. Flavour was standard and nothing special, but still a nice dish to get. ChulPan GalbiJjim: 8/10 Beef ribs on a sizzling plate drenched in a sweet sauce. It was fall off the bone tender, packed with flavour from the sweet, thick and sticky sauce and great for sharing and eating with rice. Budae Jjigae (Army Stew): 8/10 Can never go wrong with an army stew that is boiling on your table with all the hearty ingredients. Salty, spicy and heart warming broth to finish off the meal. They serve italian salami pieces in their army stew which was a surprising/ different touch to the traditional stews. Come here for the crabs! It's a must for the summer!

Menu March 24'
Mich C.

First time having raw crab. Cute small restaurant in North York. Came for dinner. It wasn't busy but it was full. We got a table almost right away. Looks like it's a family run place, the staff were amazing, very patient and kind. We were very indecisive of what to get etc etc. Honestly, the raw crab was worth the try but I don't think it was for me. I would come back for the other foods tho; it was delicious .

Soy marinated raw crab
Rachel L.

Came here specifically to try raw marinated crab as they are one of the only Korean restaurants in Toronto to serve this delicacy. I'm not sure what the previous reviewer experienced, but the older gentleman who served us was extremely attentive and friendly. The interior was simple and plenty of seating was available when we arrived. We ordered the Ganjang Gejang and YangNyeom Gejang (soy and spicy marinated crab, respectively). Each order came with two crabs, and were on the smaller size in terms of portion, especially for the price of $26-28. We also got the WuMuKongGuk (agar-agar noodles in cold ground soybean broth), which the server asked if we were certain we wanted, explaining that it is essentially flavourless. I had seen this dish in Korean shows and was very excited to see it on the menu. The crabs arrived with a portion of purple rice each, and some disposable gloves to reduce the mess of eating with our hands. Both marinades were absolutely delicious - the soy had a rich umami and sweet taste, while the spicy sauce kept you coming back for me. The cut of the soy crabs were much easier to break apart and squeeze out the meat, whereas the spicy version was cut across the body and required more technique to get past the shell. When mixed in with the rice, the creamy texture made each bite heavenly (despite having to work hard to achieve said bite). The soybean noodles were the perfect compliment as the soy marinade from the crabs could be used to the season the dish (instead of the salt provided on the side). At the same time, the rich and nutty cold broth helped to cut the spice when needed. The agar agar noodles gave the dish a crunchy texture and acted as a sponge to soak up the thick creamy broth. The server also came back a few times to check that we enjoying the dishes and was pleased we were happy with the WuMuKongGuk. While dining, we noticed some large family-sized hot pot and stew dishes ordered by a table next to us. I will definitely be back to try their spicy pollock hot pot (serves 2 people) next time.

Marinated crab (spicy sauce)
Takeshi K.

NOTE: This review is mainly for the raw crabs I've had a couple of their other food items, but it really didn't stand out to me. BUT the crabs were what got me. They were amazing. It was orgasmic. If I go there again, I would probably just get the crab and nothing else. The crab was easily 5/5. I highly recommend their soy sauce marinated crab over the spicy sauce. The spicy sauce was good, but their special soy sauce just brings out the flavor of the crab a lot. And I'd also say the price was good for the amount of crabs too.

tables and chairs in a tent
Emily X.

A nice neighbourhood restaurant My husband and I want to have a meal and we saw this place. it is right beside the car parking lot at finch station. It is a family restaurant that is at the 1st floor of a condo building. due to covid, we were sitting at the outside tent. i just ordered regular pork bone soup and my husband order the korean beef soup. it was a good family meal. it were summer and we were outside, so there are some bugs. pay with cash and you will get discount.

Raw blue crab
Danica C.

We were craving for a hot fresh korean soup, so we visited Jung Soo Nae's patio. The patio is specious and airy. There are some heaters around the tables to keep us warm. Each table maintains a good distance from others. Due to Covid, we filled in a health questionnaire and had our temperature checked. Side dishes and rice came in one-time container, but the main dish and soup were served in regular stone bowls which was great to maintain the temperature. Food tastes great as usual and tastes like home made. We enjoyed the lunch very much. Jung Soo Nae for sure is our go to place for Korean food.

Crabs
Lynn Z.

The employees in the restaurant were very rude to my friend and I. There were two in the restaurant and two were quite rude. We came to the restaurant to order marinated raw crabs, of course the banchan side dishes were served first. Culturally, banchan side dishes are always refillable in traditional Korean restaurants. With no other customers, they refused to refill our banchans. Frankly, this behavior disgraced the Korean culture, mistreated the customers, and should not be seen in the restaurant or any other service industry. The food were way overpriced with mediocre quality but did not matter anymore after all.

Baby octopus in spicy sauce
Cindy T.

Alright so I decided to come back despite my below average experience two years ago.. and was pleasantly surprised! The quality of their food and service improved a lot compared to my last visit and I am actually glad my friend convinced me to come back here! Finch Jung Soo Nae is located on the first floor of an apartment building right next to Finch station (I parked there and walked over - its super cheap!!) We ordered the raw crabs in the soy sauce marinade and spicy sauce again.. much, much better than time. Though the crabs were still small in size there was more meat and the soy sauce marinade was a lot more savoury and enjoyable! The raw crabs in spicy is my favourite as I enjoy spicier foods but honestly I'd still get both when I come back LOL We also tried the table top stir fry baby octopus in spicy sauce! BOMB AF!!!! So flavourful and SPICYY just the way I like it. If your spice tolerance isn't too good you might struggle with this because my friends were dying LOL I love that Jung Soo Nae included rice cakes in this dish too!! Can definitely see why this is one of their top dishes. Service was also a looooot friendlier this time - last time the servers would only talk to us if we needed something, they didn't even say thank you after we paid LOL but now they were a lot more pleasant. They were smiling more and engaging in conversations with customers, and even say you're welcome now!! Its not much but it makes a huge difference in setting the tone of all their guests' visits. The older gentleman is sooo sweet :( Kept refilling my friends' water because they were dying LMAO I guess some restaurants do deserve second chances! Will definitely be back again and will recommend for anyone looking for bomb-diggity korean food!!!

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The first time I tried the raw crab and felt impressive from the decoration to the taste. Certainly will come again

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4.0(28 reviews)
0.7 km•Willowdale

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555 Boat Noodles (& Maya Bay Thai) located along Yonge St. near Churchill Ave serves up Thai boat…read morenoodles and other dishes in a casual space. 555 Boat Noodles actually opened several restaurants in Toronto where I have tried their noodles before at their Yonge/College location. At this location, the restaurant actually has 2 businesses and menus that share the space - 555 Boat Noodles and Maya Bay Thai (where they are located at Carlton and Parliament). Originally, it was only 555 Boat Noodles that occupied the space, however, I guess they decided to expand and allow Maya Bay Thai to operate in the space as well. My party and I stopped by 555 Boat Noodles on a Thurs night for some dinner. There were many dishes to chose from on the menu so it was hard to decide what to order as everything looked good. Staff were friendly and service was efficient. The staff gave us plenty of time to decide what to order and the food we ordered came out at a reasonable time. For our party, we decided to get 3 dishes where we could share between all of us. We ordered the following: - Lemon pork noodle (Chinese broccoli, egg, garlic, coriander, bean sprouts, onion and peanut - decided to choose the flat noodle) - $20 (medium size) - Beef rice bowl (beef, braised beef, garlic, coriander, and clear soup on the side) - $19 (medium size) - Pad Thai Maya (rice noodle, egg, tofu, bean spouts, chive, tamarind sauce, and ground peanut - added crispy pork belly as a protein) - $21.95 In terms of food, the portions were generous! The pork noodle soup was tasty where there was a slight spicy kick to the broth. The pork pieces were tender the noodles were cooked well. The beef in the rice dish were tender and had lots of flavour. The pad thai was also great as well - you could taste the wok hay in the dish and the crispy pork belly added some texture and crunch. Overall, delicious place for Thai food in the North York area! Will definitely be back to try more dishes!

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I recently returned for my second visit and was just as impressed as the first time. The restaurant…read moreis absolutely beautiful, offering a variety of dining experiences including omakase chef bar seating, regular table seating, and teppanyaki. Same as the last, this time I enjoyed their $55 omakase set again along with some a la carte items and it was excellent. The sushi and sashimi were fresh, beautifully presented, and every piece was delicious. The cooked dishes were also prepared perfectly and complemented the meal wonderfully. I also noticed they now have a much larger sake selection compared to my first visit, which was a pleasant surprise. From the chefs behind the counter to the serving staff, the service was exceptional throughout the entire experience. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and made us feel very welcome. One thing I really appreciated was that they seemed to have taken my feedback from my previous visit regarding the noise levels. The dining atmosphere was much more enjoyable this time, showing that they genuinely value customer feedback and continuously strive to improve. Overall, another fantastic experience. Fresh, high-quality food, outstanding service, and a beautiful setting make this an easy recommendation. I'll definitely be returning again.

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