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Korean Garden

3.7 (36 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 8:30 PM

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Jeannie Y.

If you're craving Korean food near Niagara Falls (Canadian side), Korean Garden might catch your eye. While the food isn't exactly authentic, it does have a familiar Korean-inspired taste. The interior is fine--nothing too fancy--but I didn't see any Koreans dining or working there, which felt a bit unusual for a Korean restaurant. The snacks and meals were overpriced for what they offered, and the flavors were just so-so--not bad, but not memorable either. If you're in the area and want a quick bite that somewhat resembles Korean cuisine, it might do the trick, but don't set your expectations too high.

Alex Z.

Very overpriced Korean place in Niagara fall area. It's in the middle of nowhere feels like a family owned small place. I ordered pork bone hotpot there are 5 pieces of bone the pot looks big but really not much inside, a small portion of clear noodle. The flavor is good but not for this price, Also ordered bibimbap that's super tiny good for one person only. Service was off, one person running the show and hard to get attention to add food or get napkins.

Pork bone stew
Linda N.

This is a bit of a hole in the wall type of place. Very unassuming. They had a fair amount of people constantly coming in and out. We started off with an order of seafood pancake. Wow, this was amazing. Large pieces of mixed seafood inside the savory pancake. The entire family loved it. The tofu stew was also very good - had a good amount of spice and lots of soft tofu. The pork bone stew is highly recommended. It's massive so plan on sharing with multiple people. It's brought out in a giant pan, with a burner under it. Full of veggies, clear noodles and a mountain of pork bones. The pork was soft and falling off the bones (I thoroughly enjoyed eating/picking the meat off the bones). Stew had lots of deep flavors (you'll want to order a side of steamed rice and/or ramen to eat with the delicious broth).

Sandip S.

We visited this restaurant again in April 2024 and were equally pleased like last year. All the dishes were tasty again. Attaching more photos this time.

Excellent combination
Martha H.

Great experience I strongly recommend this place and service was really nice. Pancake was yummy and the soup it was what I needed

Kimchi stew, tofu bibimbap, soondobu

The kimchi stew is probably the most authentic one I've had in North America. The waitress is kind and caring and their menu has something for everyone! Their kimchi and side dishes are amazing, and as a native Korean I rate this place 10/10. Many vegan and vegetarian options. If you've never had Korean food go for a bibimbap for each person and a soondobu to share.

The pork belly
Mely Y.

I feel extremely lucky to have found this place during our trip to Niagara Falls Ca. It was our first time in the Canadian side and it was extremely difficult to find something to eat that wasn't a complete rip off. This place isn't in its usual touristy route, but guarantee it's worth the extra 5 min drive on our way back to our hotel. Looks can be deceiving. Upon first glance, you wouldn't have noticed this place with its simple building and a small open light sign. We decided to try it anyway. So glad we did. We had ordered the ramen, the beef bulgogi, the pork Katsu, the galbi, the pork belly and a plain egg fried rice. The portions were fair and filling!!! The prices seemed as high as everywhere you went near the Falls. I wasn't opposed to the sign stating they will add a 15% gratuity. It seems everywhere in Canada was an extra fee for everything, including walking. The place deserves it and especially our waitress. She was a nice lady, a bit flustered as she had to do multiply task at once. She handed us our water pitcher immediately as we sat down and off she went to run food to the table while bussing another shortly after. After we ordered, the food came out quick, steaming mouth watering hot. If you are a bit bourgeois, and expect 5 star kiss your butt hotel service, then this isn't the place for you. Too bad, as you'll be missing out on some delicious food. Something we didn't know at the time, but you pay up front and not at the table. All in all, I would make this my first stop when I come visit the Falls again.

A-1 Tofu stew. Good

The place is cozy and looks to be clean. The service was fine. I think she was the owner. I ordered two items to start. A-4 and N-3. A-3 is the rice cake in the red paste sauce. It was good enough. N-3 was not good. (Jjajang noodles). I have eaten this dish many time in many places and this dish was off. It didn't have the flavor I know and expect. It had a sour flavor and the noodle they used was crap. It looked like they opened a package of Raman noodles and used it. Cheap!! Not good!! Wrong!! I expect correct type of noodles when I pay nearly 20.00 for a bowl of noodles. I did not eat it and set it aside. I ordered a third item and told her I was not going to eat it. She had no concerns about why I didn't eat it. I didn't ask her to remove it from my check. The other big negative about this place is that they don't serve any side dishes. WTF!!! The side dishes that one enjoys is 50% of the Korean meal!! I understand that my noodle dish would not be served with sides. I also understand that my rice cake would not be served with sides but I ordered a third item (S-1) which came with rice, no sides were served. What!!!! S-1 was good. Btw, I am Korean and know how these dishes should taste. I would not visit this place again. No banchan, cheap ramen noodles. No concerns from owner about why I didn't eat a item I ordered.

Sandy C.

Every time I come , I usually get take out. Finally I was able to dine in and taste the food right out from the kitchen! I was craving the hot soup. We ordered the pork bone soup, the beef bulgogi added with ramen, dumplings and the galbi. Food has always been amazing here. I wrote reviews for take out before, but eating here in person was such a great experience. Although the price is a little high compared to all the local Korean restaurants in Toronto, but they don't cheap out on the food. Generous amount and lovely flavours. There was kimchi , and seaweed as our side. If you want green tea etc, it's extra.

Yummy pork bone soup - so warm and comforting, served with white rice and banchan (kimchi, fishcake strips, etc.)
Lauren D.

A great place to visit that is away from the noise and stress of Clifton Hill (but still less than a 5 minute drive from the main area). Tried their rice cakes, pork bone soup, dumplings and spicy bulgogi and they were all yummy (especially for a restaurant not in a predominantly Korean area). Their homemade kimchi was so delicious, we had to order extra! Highly recommend checking them out for a tranquil place to have lunch or dinner!

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So glad we came here for our lunch after seeing the Niagara fall. The service was good and food was great!

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Authentic and delicious Korean food! a nice restaurant to visit after seeing the falls.

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Best takeout I've gotten in Niagara. The spicy pork bulgogi was fantastic. I just wish I had ordered more.

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Just OK. Nothing more nothing less. Food is basic. Service is under average. Price is acceptable

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Amazing food, a short trip from the Niagara tourist strip. Incredible food!! Can't wait to go back!

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3.7(110 reviews)
2.9 km
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Pyung Taik Restaurant - Neat decor

Neat decor

Pyung Taik Restaurant - Pancake and side dishes - home made style - yummy

Pancake and side dishes - home made style - yummy

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Mandarin Restaurant

4.3(245 reviews)
3.4 km
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Mandarin Restaurant - Buffet area

Buffet area

Mandarin Restaurant - My lunch - mostly Chinese dishes and a super salad with all the works, plus a white sangria cocktail

My lunch - mostly Chinese dishes and a super salad with all the works, plus a white sangria cocktail

Mandarin Restaurant - Exterior

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4.8(11 reviews)
2.5 km

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Best fried chicken I have had in a long time and I am 52 and black lol!! it was superb, crispy but…read moretender, spicy but not overwhelming.. Absolutely delicious!! I will definitely be back!!

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The Fry - When I was there the manager was having a birthday and they gave me a piece of cake!

When I was there the manager was having a birthday and they gave me a piece of cake!

The Fry - Lots of good menu items

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