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    Kimchi House

    4.0 (56 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Open 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Beef rib soup
    Annie C.

    Came here for randomly for dinner and everything we ordered was really tasty! Army stew - first time having army stew and not something we'd order again Seafood pancake - this was so delicious and perfectly crispy. Loved the dipping sauce too. Highly recommend and would definitely try their other jeons - they had so many varieties like kimchi and chive jeons. Spicy squid - this was also very tasty and well done. One of the faves. Beef rib soup - simple and comforting. Was nice. Came with 2 giant beef ribs. Chicken katsu - surprisingly really well done. So crispy! Was a great random find and would definitely come back here. Service was also very good!

    Sharon L.

    Delicious spicy Korean seafood noodles from Kimchi House in KTown, across the street from Basecamp! Noodles were a bit over cooked, but very generous toppings/seafood, delicious broth, and tasty banchan options.

    La galbi and kimchi stew

    Food was amazing and pricing is great. We ordered kimchi stew and LA galbi. LA galbi is a must!!!! The marinade of that galbi was delicious. The owner of the place was so friendly and sweet. And the portion size was amazing too. Cute vibes inside. Definitely a must-visit!!

    Nadine M.

    My friends and I randomly walked in this place hoping the food was good and it did not disappoint. We had some spicy rice cake, army stew, galbi, and seafood pancake, and everything was amazing. Don't skip on the side dishes as well! The kimchi was the bomb dot com.

    Spicy fried chicken
    Tiffany O.

    Their gamjatang/pork bone soup is consistently delicious. Very tender and falls right off the bone. Lots of meat too. Same thing goes for when your order it through Ubereats. Everything is packaged nicely and won't leak. Anyways, I came back to dine in and their galbi beef ribs was sooo good. Their beef hot stone bibimbap didn't disappoint either. The one new thing we tried was the spicy fried chicken. It was interesting in a good way. It was crispy on the outside but juicy and chewy on the inside. It looks like it was wrapped in some of mochi type batter & the portion size was large. Definitely one of my favourite Korean restaurants.

    Spicy pork with rice, a lunch special
    Eula B.

    I went here for lunch on Friday with a friend. They did not screw up my order but my friends so I am going to add that in as a cumulative review. The place is clean and typical korean restaurant with banchan. The kimchi was good and I was glad they had the potato mayo mash. Mhmm, because some places don't offer it. I ordered their spicy pork with rice and my friend ordered spicy beef soup and requested to have it without egg because she's slightly allergic. Unfortunately, they missed a bit of the egg white so she noticed it and told them. For mine, the spicy pork was not gochujang-ed enough so it was mild for my taste. I couldn't order my regular gamjatang because it was nice weather outside and i'll sweat if i order soup. Next time, I will order gamjatang and give this place another try.

    Bimbimbap
    Cindy D.

    The day my friend and I decided to come here was really busy and we had to wait 10-15 mins to get a table. Since it was busy it did take awhile for a wait to come and take out order. I got the bimbimbap as it was one of the less expensive dishes they offered. It was standard, not as bad but I extremely enjoyed the side dishes! They had some that were not found at other Korean restaurants such as the greens.

    Michelle D.

    I was searching for some new places to eat at Koreatown and Kimchi House was suggested by my friend who said it was a good option. I got the gamjatang - the pork bone soup. It came with a side of white rice. I found that the soup was lacking in flavour which made me not enjoy it as much. There was an abundance of pork bone however and the meat was juicy and fell right off the bone. In addition, Kimchi House's lunch menu are the prices you expect for an all day menu at a Korean restaurant. Their menu after lunch is more expensive. Usually pork bone soup is ~$8.95 at most places but this one was $10.95. Service was good and washrooms are clean.

    Bi bim bap!
    Barbara D.

    So this is my favourite spot for lunch (Mon-Fri) because of their great lunch specials. Generally around $8, they include the great side dishes (Kim chi, sprouts, Daikon Radish etc.) and the main dish, as well as what I believe is the traditional barley tea (in cold weather). This place is clean, service is always great and friendly, and the food is always good. I have come here before (not during weekday lunch specials) and the food is still great, but quite expensive, which is why I only do the lunch special days (11a.m.-3 p.m. which is great). Lately my weekday go-to place. Love!

    Shahin S.

    So I'm basing this review on the experience I had and based on the meal I had. Came here with a buddy - we had very different experiences. Ordered the pork bone soup. I was introduced to this dish at Owl of Minerva and I came to appreciate a certain performance level. The soup from the get go was scattered with bone fragments. I know it's a bone type soup but there is no bloody reason why you should almost ingest a mouthful of bone fragments upon first bite. Without warning. Let's break it down: - the meat. Honestly it was like -5 points from Owl of Minerva where I fell in love with Pork Bone soup. The broth hadn't matured enough and the meat was less in quantity. What irked me the most was the bits and pieces of unexpected and unnecessary bone pieces. I had to be careful I'm almost every bite not to ingest the bone. Owl is definitely more whole when it comes to the bone - which I think is the right way to go. That on top having to wait forever for our kimchi and other goods - the best this place should receive in my books is a solid 3*. Listen this place is not terrible. But there are definitely better places. So trust your gut, eat well and do what you gotta do.

    Harry J.

    Wow!! Soooo tasty and reasonable price!! Located annex area on bloor st. right beside of arisu restaurant!! The pork bone soup is only 8.95 and taste so deep and good!! Also the banchan was so tasty!! Price was so good comparing their quality of food!! Def. recommend this place to try Korean food.

    Gamjatang (pork bone soup) take out with appetizers
    Julie H.

    I was craving for porkbone soup and got take out. I ordered extra spicy porkbone soup. The soup base was very flavourful and it was actually spicy-spicy (some places are sweet-spicy). The pork bone was moist, easily comes off the bone but it was fatty. They packed it so cute with plastic wrapping over it. They were very generous with the appetizers too - usually restaurants only give a small side of kimchi for appetizers. My take-out experience was a lot better than my dine in.

    Olivia S.

    Had the cold noodles and LA Kalbi and both were amazing!!! I also loved the selection of side dishes there. It was very clean and welcoming and service was very attentive. I would definitely return next time I'm in Toronto!! Would give 4 1/2 stars if possible.

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    Cute little spot, reasonably priced and delicious. I really felt like I was eating some homecooked meals.

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    Had the pork bone soup after reading many great reviews. It was the absolute best ever!!!

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