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Jeon Ju Hyang

3.4 (35 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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Bonnie I.

Decent Korean restaurant with multiple locations. Good portions, good flavors, good service. I do prefer other locations more for food and service quality though.

Fried chicken
Fontaine M.

This quiet little neighborhood gem deserves an updated review since there were only 2 reviews in the last 7 months! This place is situated in the service Ontario plaza on Galsworthy by Hwy 7. Ample parking and easy to locate. The small storefront is deceiving because once you walk in it's actually quite spacious! We went quite early on a Saturday evening - at around 5ish and they only had 1 table of guests at the time. We had two kids with us and they were super friendly with getting us set up with high chairs etc. We ordered the seafood pancake, small fried chicken and bibimbap. We were given a few dishes of appies to start. They also refill at your request! For us the more notable ones were the seaweed, the sweet potato, and the glass noodle (like a mini japchae). Kids loved those last 2. The seafood pancake had a good amount of seafood. The flavour profile is just right. Only complaint is it felt like there was a wee bit too much starch but good nonetheless. The fried chicken felt like there were so many pieces even in the small size. It felt like a lot of food. A bit of a thick coating but very crispy and good flavour. Bibimbap was average. Standard toppings of eggs and meat and veg but nothing to write home about. Service was very good and seating was comfortable. Decent pricing for what you get. Would come back for sure.

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Imelda M.

Stopped by Jeon Ju Hyang Korean BBQ Restaurant for a snack of two orders of delicious Beef Kimbap. The Kimbap was very well made and consisted of a seaweed rice roll with lettuce, carrot, crab meat, and pickled yellow radish sprinkled with sesame seeds. Service was welcoming and friendly. Upbeat music was played in the background. Many takeout orders were being processed for dinner time. Kimbap orders came with a small container of japchae and kimchi. They have 3 locations including their Warden, Midland and Markham restaurants.

Carmen G.

Hate to give such a low rating, but it was a huge disappointment and needs some huge improvements. I hopped in to get take out during lunch and walked straight to the cash/ back area to make an order. There were two people at the counter, the main person standing by the cash was poking away on their phone while the second person saw me but didn't say anything to me. I stood there for a few minutes staring at these two servers before one of them told the other server standing at the cash to help me out. What horrible service I was greeted with right from the start. Even when taking my order they were not friendly at all. I asked about a spicy pork with rice option and they simply pointed to the porki kimchi bulgogi on a hot plate. So I went with their suggestion and also got a pork bone soup. The food arrived really quickly and I left. Once getting home, I looked at the food and take out menu once more.I was quite upset with what they had given me and what they had charged me. There were two options for the pork kimchi bulgogi, one that is NOT on the hot plate ($18.95) and one that IS ON the hot plate ($23.95). It makes no sense that you would charge a take out order the price of the hot plate if they are not dining in and the hot plate would not make a difference in their take out container. So of course they charged me the more expensive option, but failed to present me with the cheaper option when I asked about the dish. The worst part of it all is that the dish was 80% kimchi and 20% pork. It felt like a huge scam. The pork bone soup on the other hand was alright, nothing special and have had better elsewhere. I hate to give such low ratings, but this restaurant needs some improvements not only to their dishes but also with their staff's attitude. It left a bitter taste in my mouth with how I was treated and what I was charged. I won't be back anytime soon unfortunately.

Kerry L.

It was our first time trying this Korean restaurant. The food was decent but the service was average. Our server was very abrupt and wasn't friendly. The food wasn't hot enough. The restaurant was quite busy for a Saturday night. We ordered bimbim bap, Korean ribs, pork bone soup and udon noodles with beef along with 3lb of fried chicken. It was an okay experience overall. I think the food could taste better (hotter temperature wise) and the service could be better.

Sally L.

We came on a weds night around 7pm and there wasn't many tables. We were promptly seated and given the menu. We ordered the gamgatang, duk bulgogi and tteokbbokki. The gamgatang tasted great portion was pretty big. Soup was delicious and we were given 4 pieces of big pork bones. The duk bulgogi was good as well, big pieces of meat and thick and soup base again was tasty. Tteokbokkki was good and bigger pieces than most Korean restaurants and you can let them know how spicy you want it to be! Service was excellent, we didn't need to ask for more side dishes, we were asked before we had the chance to ask the server.

New combo
Clair W.

I haven't come here for awhile, and prices went up so much! $24 for lunch combo, they still give you 5 banchan but only let you refill 3, maybe they don't want you to waste food. This Korean restaurant is a monopoly in this area and sad it can't maintain the quality as it first launch a year ago. I have been coming for the past year and noticed the food quality keep going down, it used to be Korean server. Now the server isn't too friendly, I highly doubt I want to come again.

Aaron A.

A spacious, well lit Korean restaurant, great if you live close by and are looking for a quick Korean fix. The food is not spectacular, but it is sufficient if you're looking for something close by. Pork bone soup - Too sour for my taste (likely too much kimchi in the soup). The amount of meat on the bone was generous. Tteokbokki - Tasty spicy sugariness, but the quantity on the pictures vs the actual dish was noticeably smaller (about 2/3 of the size on the menu). None the less would get it again. LA Galbi - was nicely cooked and grilled. Meat was tender would recommed as something to get. Side dishes - Caramelized potatoes, Vegetable pancakes, bean sprouts, fermented cucumbers, kimchi (in the order of preference)

Banchan!
Sarah M.

I was so excited to try this new location as I have been a long time customer of their location at Bamburgh Circle. The banchan (small, free side dishes that is always served for each table whenever you place an order) was fresh and tasted exactly like the other location. So far so good! I ordered their gamjatang with ramen noodles (this is the only dish I order when I come to this franchise) and my hubby ordered deep fried chicken with sweet & sour spicy sauce. We also order a shrimp kimbab to share. I was a bit disappointed with my ramen gamjatang. The ramen came overdone so was already soft & got softer through my meal. The two pieces of pork bone I got had very little meat on it. It was the first time that I did not finish my dinner. I did share with them about the ramen texture as it is such a minor error & I want this location to survive. The pork bone was just likely the part of the pig I got so no biggie. My hubby's chicken was lightly battered & delicious and I found the kimbab to be just okay. I will definitely give them another try as I understand they are newly open & may need some time to perfect everything.

Chris C.

Been to the bamburgh circle location and had no clue this was the same restaurant but much closer too my house. Came around 9pm and they were super accommodating because they close at 9:30pm. Ordered the Seafood Soon tofu and it was great! It was piping hot when it came out and I also ordered the Beef kimbap and it was sooooo good! Hit the spot! I will need to try their other kimbap next time, in addition to the pork bone soup! Also side dishes, especially the kimchi was on point! If you want somewhere to go to grab a quick bite with friends or solo, this is the place!!

Beef Bibimbap
Jenny Y.

Rating: 2.5/5 stars I was excited to see another Korean restaurant open up near home. While I'm not usually a fan of franchise chains, I decided to give it a try given the recent positive reviews. We came late Thursday evening and this place was busy. We were given hand gestures to take a seat at one of the booth tables and the menus were dropped off to us with no acknowledgement. I didn't take this personally as there were only two waitresses working and they were running around non-stop. I ordered the Gamjatang (my favourite and usual whenever I go to Korean restaurants) and hubby ordered the beef Bibimbap. I was disappointed that they ran out of some of the side dishes such as potatoes and jap chae. The cutlery provided at the table hasn't been refilled and only had one spoon. My gamjatang arrived within 5 minutes. While this may sound like a 'Karen', the first thing I noticed immediately was the soup - it wasn't boiling hot and instead it was warm. Felt like it was sitting out for a bit. I was going to ask for a remake, however they looked so busy and I was hangry. Hubby's Bibimbap on the other hand was alright. On a positive note, portions are good and reasonable prices. Given its their grand opening, I would like to give them a second chance and hopefully I'll be able to do an updated positive review. In the meantime, I truly hope they can improve their overall quality and service.

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Jason C.

Nice korean restaurant by highway 7 and markham rd. I got the tofu pork bone soup and also tried some of the deep fried chicken wings. Food was a bit pricer ($17ish for the tofu and $20 for the chicken) but overall, I enjoyed it and thought it was pretty good.

Sheila C.

Came here for a weekend early lunch. It was not super busy and tables were available. I've been coming to this plaza for ages and it was nice to see some Asian representation. As for the food, I enjoyed it for the most part. We ordered the bulgogi and glass noodle soup with rice. It came with 5 side dishes. The flavors are pretty bold for this dish. It came with loads of beef, onions, and broth. Then we also ordered a bibimbap. My partner said that there was so much food, he got his moneys worth! This was exactly how I felt as well for my soup. Overall, the food was pretty good and as expected. Nothing really stood out but I did enjoy their side dishes. Their glazed potatoes are sweet and soft. Its soft enough that the potato just dissolves in your mouth (crazy!). I had to deduct a star because they said we could only get a refill on 3 of the 5 side dishes and the restaurant is priced on the more expensive side.

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Comfy and spacious dining room. Foods are good especially fried chicken is a must try.

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