This Korean restaurant always has some sort of BOGO deal on UberEats, which makes it extremely affordable. I've tried a range of their offerings (and there's a long list on the menu!), with varying success. My favourite was probably the naengmyeon, smooth and chewy noodles in a refreshing, delicious broth. Their rice dishes like the bibimbap and fried rice are also excellent, as are their pancakes (loved the potato pancake) although the latter is definitely on the oily side. I was much less impressed during the time I tested one of their stews - the soondubu jjigae - which came with a thick layer of what seemed to be chilli oil floating on top but contradictorily still possessed very little flavour (other than numbing spiciness). All of my orders have arrived unfailingly quickly and generally well packaged (there were a couple of spills). However, I do have to note that they are TERRIBLE at following instructions. Four times I selected "non-spicy" for the cold noodles and four times it arrived with a huge dollop of spicy sauce which I then manually spooned out. Of course, any attempt at customization is promptly ignored. Given the price though, this place nonetheless provides a delicious, filling meal with reasonable quality - as long as you're not too picky! :) I will certainly be coming back for my Korean food fixes. read more

Ka Chi - NaengMyeon - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

DT all-you-can-eat Korean buffet. Kachi has recently brought back the AYCE buffet at this downtown location on Dundas. We were excited to try this ($18.99pp) on a weekend for early dinner but were somewhat disappointed by the quality of the food. Despite having perhaps 25 dishes, dish trays like tteokbokki had little left while some other trays like the crispy wings & shrimp were either too dry or too soggy from being left out too long. Our favorite dishes in the AYCE buffet were the potato noodles and gimbap, while the flavours of the marinated pork bone and bulgogi tasted off balance, which was surprising considering Kachi's pork bone soup is one of our family's go-to's. We were able to try many of the dishes as it's unlimited refill. But you can also still order from the regular menu instead during this AYCE buffet period, and some tables did that. For dessert, there was a good selection of fruits including cantaloupe, grape, orange and pineapple along with a couple flavours of ice cream. The pineapple was unripe, and hence on the tough and sour side. Miso soup and rice were available as well to help down the meal that was on the saltier side. Service was friendly, clearing plates regularly and the basement level restaurant was nice and cool on a hot summer's day. Skip it or hit it? Korean AYCE buffet was neat to try but for the quality, we will skip it next time. read more

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I discovered this place through Instagram reels. There was a promo offered up until April 2 for all you can eat $14.99. We just missed it but we still got the buffet for $18.99. The service was friendly and when paying the server asked if I enjoyed my lunch. As for the food selection, there were some notable items I liked. The stir fried garlic tiger shrimps were delicious. Big pieces of tiger shrimps (headless) with light cornstarch breading which reminded me of mother's cooking style. The Japchae glass noodles were flavorful and complimented the meat dishes. There's a good variety of meat and veggie dishes such as bulgogi, ginger beef, lemon chicken, spicy pork, braised pork belly, eggplant, broccoli, green beans, cauliflower, seafood pancakes, spring rolls, etc. Only item I did not like was the kimbop. The taste was off. The dining area is arranged in a community style tables, meaning tables joined together to maximize seating and also to give it a family-friendly setting. I will definitely come back and give it a try again. Very good quality and affordable Korean and Chinese comfort food. read more

Ka Chi - My 1st plate - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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If you have not heard, Kachi now has a korean buffet option for $19/per person. Everything from beef bulgogi, korean pancakes, spicy pork bones, steamed vegs, kimchi and a ton other banchan - you really should check them out. For $20, it's a great deal. Staffs are friendly, service is quick, lots of seats, and it's right at Huron/Dundas (not the one in Kensington market!). Updating my review the day after since I discovered they use a massive amount of MSG in their foods and I would recommend being careful if you are sensitive. read more

Ka Chi - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Absolutely delicious. For à la carte options, there's unlimited side dishes available. Also, there's a AYCE option that has a ton of delicious dishes available. read more

Ka Chi - Side dishes - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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We order several dishes and they are all very delicious!!! Not just Korean foods, my son really likes their California roll! Yumm read more

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Food quality is not bad. But the uber deliveries are light on meat. I ordered the pork bone stew and it often comes with only 2 bones. It's a 2 for 1 deal. If they're going to cut the portions in half I'd rather them just raise the price and keep portions so that I know how much to order. read more

It was not busy during the Saturday evening when we dined. There were only 2 other diner groups other than us who were present. The service was alright. We placed an order for Kam Ja Tang, a beef bulgogi dish, and bulgogi poutine. When the order for Kam Ja Tang came, I did not initially recognize what it was. I asked, and they mentioned it was Pork Back-Bone Stew. After some clarification, it was cleared up that it was one and the same just the Korean term for it. The food was good. There was sufficient serving of the Kam Ja Tang, and its soup was rich and very flavourful. I was not sure if I was a little full before coming here or if there was a lot of the Bulgogi Poutine, but I was not able to finish it. I found some slight issue that they already gave the impression of wanting to clear our table early. After finishing our meal, we were just idling a little and keeping comfortable in our seats chatting and on our phones. The server then came, offered to take away the plates & bowl, and asked how we wanted to pay. It was a slow night, and there were a lot of other open table seating so there should be no reason to clear our table to make it open. I would rather I ask for the bill when I am done and ready to leave rather than the bill payment set by the restaurant just so they can get it over with. read more

Ka Chi - a plate of food on a table - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

My coworkers and I were craving Korean food and opted to going here during our lunch break. There were 5 of us and we were worried they did not have space but luckily there was space. I ordered stir fried udon with squid and beef with dukbokki for my coworkers to try. The udon was pretty good, it was sauce and not spicy. Rice cakes were okay. Prices were very expensive, I was shocked to see the menu prices. For both dishes, it came to be almost $55 with tax and group tip. Super pricey. read more

Ka Chi - Spicy stir fried udon with squid + beef at the front and dukbokki in the back - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

My hubby & I came here for lunch yesterday. We were walking along Dundas & this place caught our eyes due to a large number of pictures with food items and descriptions stuck on an outside wall. I quickly looked it up on Google reviews and it was rated 3.9 which is okay for me to try. I got my usual order of Gamjatang regular spicy. You can get it mild, regular spicy or extra spicy which is nice as I have never seen this being offered at any other Korean restaurant. Omgoodness it was sooooo good. The pork was fall off the bone tender. Still slightly pink and full of flavor. I got 3 pieces in my bowl & there was so much meat that I didn't finish it. I also really like that there was bean sprouts in it too. My hubby got the udon noodles with spicy pork on a hot plate. He said it was pretty good. The banchan here was just okay. I've had much better & fresher ones. The one big downside is their prices. My gamjatang costs $17.95 & my hubby's was I think $22.95. We've never paid so much for Korean food before! read more

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To begin with I was with a group of 8 people including 2 children. we were hungry wanting food around downtown and wanted Korean food so we chose this place. !!!READ THIS BEFORE GOING TO BE AWARE!!! We walked in admittedly we don't great greated we just get told uhhh let me see where you should sit. they gave us a piece of paper to write our order and a male told us are you able to pay 8% in tip because you have a large group and we really did not mind. when it came to paying the guy charged us 18% and we were like no that wasn't what you said we are paying only 8% like we agreed on so we did pay 8% he'd goes and gets this woman who starts cussing us out and including the kids and tells us to get out while yelling we broke the rules. .we happily got out while she banged the tables. FOOD Honestly the food was not the best and the chicken was great but the rest of the food was decent. It wasn't the best Korean food and the food tasted weirdly different and not the best. never going here again food was mid anyways read more

Came here for dinner with a few friends, we got the seafood pancake and army stew to share. I liked the seafood pancake however it was a bit on the oily side. The army stew was okay, on the salty side and didn't have much flavours outside of that. read more

Ka Chi - Army stew - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

The food here was very mediocre, at least based on what I tried. I got the soft tofu stew which tasted pretty bland to me and mackerel which was a bit too oily for my liking. read more

Ka Chi - Soft Tofu Stew and Mackerel with Side Dishes - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

shared pork bone stew and beef bulgogi (roughly $20 each), both were nothing too special

On a cold winter day, I went with some friends to Ka Chi, a cute Korean near the heart of downtown Toronto. I ordered their Kamja-tang. ⁣ ---⁣ Imagine having a warm, hearty and flavourful soup on a cold day. Apart from pork, it had potatoes, green onions and some sesame seeds. It came with a bowl of purple rice and a variety of side dishes. The staff was also really friendly. I love practicing speaking Korean with others and the staff that attended to us spoke it to me from time to time! I recommend checking them out if you get the chance. ⁣Great food and friendly staff. Follow @debeats_ for more Korean restaurant recommendations! read more

Ka Chi - Kamja-tang - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I just ordered this from ubereat, and OMFG, my orders supposed to come with rice, I ordered 3 things, only came with ONE rice??!! and the two Dwen Jang Jjigae I got, am I ordering soup??!! looks like someone else left over, 4 pieces of tofu with chop up onions, WTF. this restaurant is being freaking cheap and just don't order from here, it's a scam. Horrible read more

Ka Chi - Tofu stew - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Food was great- staff was nice, portions are a little small so the price can seem expensive due to that.

Ka Chi has a large menu with a variety of options but other than that, I would say the food is not really special compared to other Korean restaurants in the city. The flavours are alright (not bad, but would not go as far as to say they are outstanding and worth a visit) but the prices are more expensive than similar or other Korean restaurants. We ordered the pork bone hot soup, spicy bulgogi poutine, udon with spicy bulgogi, and Korean BBQ beef ribs. The pork bone hot soup was the shareable item and the soup itself was not very flavourful and quite watery. However, the pork bone meat itself was quite delicious - cost was $83.95. The spicy bulgogi poutine was surprisingly better than we expected - cost was $22.95. Udon with spicy bulgogi was also quite good - cost was $21.95. Korean BBQ beef ribs were delicious - cost was $29.95 They also have mandatory service fees no matter the service to the customer. Minimum mandatory service fees are posted at the cashier desk as follow: 4 people = service fee must be 15% 6 people = service fee must be 18% 12 people = service fee must be 20% In summary, the food did not taste bad but prices are expensive for what they are. Not a repeat for me. read more

nice atmosphere and the food is really good! recommend it if you're in the mood for korean food

Tried this restaurant for the first time, will be coming back here! The atmosphere is really nice and very spacious. Ordered dish number 53 (beef bulgogi udon) and it was delicious. Service was fast, polite, efficient, but best of all was definitely the food. Highly recommend trying this place for any cravings of Korean food. read more

Ka Chi - Number 53 (beef bulgogi udon) - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

We came to this causal Korean restaurant by AGO Chinatown area for dinner cuz we were craving for Korean food. They have a pretty big menu with hot soups, stir fry, rice, and some Lorena traditional appetizers dishes too. It has another location close to the Kensington area You can customize the level of spiciness for the soft tofu soup. Served with side kimchi dishes and a small bowl of rice on the side. Mine tasted pretty spicy so the flavour kind of disappeared a bit because of the spice. But I really liked that that had an option of + Dumplings, because it made the soup even more filling along with the rice and tofu! The Pork Bone Soup was pretty good, but I like the Owl of Minerva one better The spicy stir-fry rice cake surprised us because of the huge plate that it came in. Had a mix of veggies, glass noodles, and rice cakes were pretty soft but still had a nice chew I really liked their twist to the seafood Pancake by adding rice cake on top of it, it had a crispy shell on the outside but soft on the inside still. Spicy Soft Tofu Soup with Dumplings - $8.50 Seafood Pancake with Rice Cake - $6.95 Spicy Stir-fry Rice Cake - $7.95 Pork Bone Stew - $7.95 read more

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Really not good korean food. The food is not authentic at all and tasted very bland. I was extremely disappointed. The staff are nice but it could not save them from the poor quality of food. DO NOT EAT HERE. read more

Mediocre at best. I've been to this place about four years ago and it's worse than I remember. This wasn't my original restaurant of choice, but everything else had a ridiculous line-up and we decided to warm up in the first restaurant without a line. In fact, there were plenty of empty tables--a sign of warning on a busy Friday night. Service was a little slow, despite the restaurant being empty. We ordered the Seafood & White Fish Stew, Kimchi Seafood Pancake, and a Spicy Bulgogi Bibimbap. The banchan were brought about ten minutes after we ordered and left a lot to be desired. The Gamjajorim (honey potatoes) were boiled in chicken stock and slightly sauced with corn syrup--yuck. The japchae (glass noodles) were dried out and not fresh. The dishes we ordered were decent. Not bad, but also not the greatest. I've had better Korean food for a better value. I genuinely enjoyed the broth of the stew--it was just the right amount of seafood flavour and plenty of spice. The kimchi pancake was oily and sloppy, although it was generous on the squid. Would I return? Definitely not to this location, there are newer and better locations of Ka Chi across the GTA. read more

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The service was very nice, the people are very welcoming! The food was beyond amazing. The ambiance was a very chill experience.

the beef ribs and tteokbokki were great! The music was a nice. Clean restaurant, and the washrooms where very neat and clean:)

I've been here a few times over the years and have always enjoyed the bibimbap. But this last visit, I almost felt like throwing up. I got the pork bone soup and it was awful. The soup was tasteless and the pork looked like its bad for you. I also ordered the chicken gyoza, which were decent, hence the 2 stars. The kimchi was quite shitty though. I eat quite a lot of korean food and in my opinion, this spot is not worth a visit. read more

We recommend this restaurant, the food is delicious and the service is good, we live in Newmarket and we come here for the delicious food they make. we remember read more

Needed a place to get Korean food after Seor Ak San closed down due to COVID. This place is pretty good. I got a kimchi stew with tofu and fried vegetable dumplings. The flavours were there but when I asked for extra spicy, it was not spicy, maybe I just have to ask for really really spicy next time. This place is also not cheap compared to other Korean restaurants, my kimchi stew was $14.95 without tax!!! I will probably come here again because it's the closest thing I can find near Spadina and closest in taste to Seor Ak San. Would recommend. read more

If I was to review this location of Ka Chi a couple months ago, I would've given them a 4-star, but I was really disappointed from today's visit. This used to be my go-to lunch spot for work once every week because it fast, cheap, good portion, and I LOVEE Korean food, and I always get hot stew or bibimbap. Today was a cold rainy day, so I ordered the soft tofu stew for lunch because I was cold and just wanted some hot boiling stew to warm up, and dam I was DISAPPOINTED...every single stew I've ever had in a Korean place always came BOILING hot and BUBBLING in the stone pot, but for SOME WHATEVER REASON today, it came in LUKEWARM WTF?! The soup wasn't even sizzling! PLUS I asked for no salt in my stew to which the waiter responded OK, and my stew still came with salt, I didn't bother to complain, guess imma just have to experience a thirsty and dry mouth for the rest of the day. I ALSO asked for a glass of warm water, and they handed me a glass of COLD water...SMH WTH. I hope this was only a one time mistake and off day :( read more

Ka Chi - Soft tofu stew with veg - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Order a Beef Bulgogi w/ vegetables to go via Ritual app. Process was seemless. Pickup so simple. Taste was amazing. Would order again. read more

Ka Chi - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

3.5 stars. There's nothing too special about the food here other than the side dishes. These guys had the best side dishes I've ever had at a Korean restaurant. I love the potato and cucumber side dish the most! I ordered the beef soon dubu jigae which was pretty good but again, nothing too special. I like the service here as well. The servers are fast and don't say too much to you (ie. Constantly asking you how's your food, if you want more water etc). They are quick to respond to your requests. The prices here are actually a little more expensive (probably because of location) than what you can find on finch but its close to the subway if your in Chinatown and want quick Korean food. read more

Ka Chi - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I walked by earlier today and was intrigued by the sigh proclaiming "best pork bone stew in Toronto". I'd never heard of the dish. My experience with Korean food until know was BBQ beef and Kimchi. The photo of the dish and other items looked very appealing. I read reviews and one reviewer was excited because the stew had a lot of bones. Not normally an ingredient one would want a lot of. By dinner I knew I had to try it. Good sized lower level restaurant. The decor was not Asian but very nice. Not very busy at first but it picked up soon after I sat down. The staff is very pleasant. I ordered and my meal arrived after a brief wait. The portion is generous and comes with rice and five sides or add ins. Sprouted mung beans, glass noodles, kimchi, potatoes and seaweed. The bowl of stew was stacked high with bones in a reddish broth. The bones are from the spine and loaded with meat and gelatinous fat and sinew that melts in your mouth. Note: a lot of bones IS good. The broth is rich, bordering on gamey. Full of flavor and the heat builds as yo eat it. I started gnawing on the bones then progressed to using the chopsticks to strip the bones. Fantastic! read more

Ka Chi - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Came with a bunch of friends. Clean, decent-sized restaurant. Maybe slightly understaffed. Got the gamjatang (pork bone soup) for 2 ppl. While it was really big with a whole bunch of other goodies in the pot, the flavor of the gamjatang was just ok. Nothing mind blowing. Server had to change out the gas cannisters for us twice because we got half-empty ones each time. Kimchi seafood pancake had lots of toppings in it which was cool, but ultimately was a little too oily/greasy for my liking. read more

Ka Chi - kimchi seafood pancake - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Food here is alright but it's not as good as the Bloor or Finch location. They are a chain restaurant but I guess management is different and so are the cooks. Been here a few times and just went yesterday with friends. Noticed their side dishes are different from Bloor location. I'm picky with my kimchi and I found this one to be hard with little seasoning, not fermented well. The service here is also really slow...in getting your order, refills of water or even giving you the bill. A lot of the time, I felt like just going up to the counter and asking if that would speed things up. I don't know if they just need more staff or they are just slow... But go here only if you have a lot of time. Lol. read more

Gloomy summer day called for a trip to Ka Chi. We decided to go during lunch in the middle of the week to celebrate a friend's birthday. I've heard many reviews that their pork bone soup was really good so I thought I would try it this time. When we arrived the place was half full and there were about 3 korean girls serving. We were promptly seated and automatically our waters came. We ordered pork bone soups and the korean seafood pancake. After placing our order, within 5 minutes our sidedishes came. We had 5 different side dishes consisting of kimchi, glass noodles (my favourite!), honey coated potatoes, eggplant and the bean sprout dish. All the side dishes were fair in size to share and having the option of unlimited refills really made us enjoy it so much more haha. We definitely went for 4 or 5 rounds of refills. The stew came shortly after. Came boiling with mountain high amount of pork bone. It was delicious. There was a generous portion of porkbone in each stew, along with some napa, potatoes and bean sprouts. I ordered the extra spicy and it came with some hot green pepppers inside. One portion is definitely more than enough for 2 meals. It was not too salty and the spicyness really gives it a kick (especially when you take your first bite). Of course the stew came with a bowl of rice. The korean seafood pancake was quite enjoyable as well. Came with plenty of squid and was fried to a really good crispiness! Didn't get soggy throughout the meal.. though at the end of the meal you do see the puddle of oil on the plate haha. Definitely will return and try their soon tofu next time because that also looks really good! read more

My go-to place for Korean cuisine since it's conveniently located in Chinatown. Service is friendly and quick in a clean and casual atmosphere. Great if you want to order and eat in under an hour without any fuss. Ka Chi serves Korean comfort food at very reasonable pricing and good portions, plus they provide unlimited side dishes without batting an eye (just ask and you shall receive). They are known best for their pork bone soup which I've ordered many times and probably one of the tastiest I've had. This visit I had the kalbi ribs which weren't the best I've had, but they were still tasty and flavourful. Kimchee and tofu stew was served piping hot with a nice spicy broth. Tofu was silky and smooth which was great to offset the spicy kimchee and broth. Definitely a must try if you're looking for a vegetarian stew option. read more

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I have been to many Kachis across Toronto. This one lives up to the franchise name. Three words I'd use to describe Kachi in Chinatown: 1. Consistent 2. Fast 3. Polite They offer similar menu choices as other Kachis. The food itself was good and consistent. I ordered the Kalbi (comes with rice) and seafood udon. They are priced fairly and have fair portions. Don't expect any gourmet food here because you're here for hearty traditional Korean food which is tasty and filling. That is what you pay for and that is what you'll get. It's perfect for students and anyone looking for a relatively cheap quick bite. Fast - From seating to ordering to having food on your table, these guys don't kid around. We appreciated the servers willingness to replenish water and side dishes which is a huge factor for my preference in Korean restaurants. The young man serving us was very polite. His English was functional and worked quickly despite all the tables he was waiting. I felt very comfortable eating there as we were never rushed and had ample time and space to eat. Great spot to have a good quick meal with friends, family and lovers. Expect it to be like any other Kachi. I do want to mention that it doesn't compare to the more hip/bar style Kachi in Christie. read more

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Pretty standard Korean fare. Fairly new interior, nicer than most places in Little Korea, prompt service, and good portions considering price. I ordered a Pork Bone Soup (spicy, ~$8-9) and it came with a bunch of sides. Broth itself wasn't very rich, but there was flavour. Banchans were just alright, never asked for refill 'cause there was enough. TIP: You hafta go downstairs, so probably not the best location if you have kids in a stroller. read more

Ka Chi - Mishmash decor - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Ka Chi is our go-to place on a cold winter's night. We usually order the spicy chicken stew to warm us up after a brisk walk. Always served piping hot, super spicy, flavorful with veggies and rice. The shitake mushrooms are a nice touch. The stew is a perfect dish to make you feel good for the rest of the night. As I waited for my main dish, Ka Chi served up a variety of complimentary appetizers like: Kimchi, salad, steamed seaweed and veggies, spicy cabbage and spicy potatoes. We also tried Ka Chi's pan-fried and steamed dumplings that were real delicious. On another occasion we tried the fried potato pancake, which I found was nicely cooked and seasoned. It might have been a bit over-fried on one side but nonetheless it was scrumptious. Ka Chi can sometimes get busy but the restaurant is large enough to seat all guests so you shouldn't encounter any line-ups. The service is relatively fast for the amount of people it serves and the staff is very polite. This is a great neighborhood restaurant if you're visiting the AGO (Art Gallery Of Ontario) or Chinatown and craving a hearty, reasonably priced Korean meal. read more

Unlimited side dishes. Comes with kimchi, potatoes, seaweed, been sprouts, glass noodles. And you can get as many as you want. Eat up! Pork bone soup is always delicious. The extra spicy isn't really spicy as a whole, but there are a few slices of some killer peppers that you want to avoid accidentally eating (you'll die). A bowl of the pork bone soup with unlimited sides and a bowl of rice for under $10. Slow simmered, tender, savoury, meaty. Baller. Kimchi seafood pancake is a must! Savoury goodness. It's like a hash brown but with octopus and onions and other delicious flavours. Get it! Service is quick and friendly :) read more

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