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Came here tonight around 8:30pm as my boyfriend and I were nearby shopping and saw amazing reviews on google but not so great on Yelp. But I decided to try it anyways. I was promptly seated as there was barely any tables left. However there was only ONE girl who was ( server, hostess, AND cashier ) for the entire restaurant. I can't blame her for being slow because it's one person doing 3 persons job. But I can't help but say that the lack of attentiveness was a huge problem. We sat down for 10 mins without being served water, and then I decide to go to the washroom and came back and my boyfriend told me that she still didn't come by to take Anyones orders ( 3 tables waiting) as she was busy cleaning. I decided to go up to her down and advised we would like to order and she simply said ok give me a sec... another 8-10 mins goes by without any service to all 3 tables. When she finally came to take orders she proceeded to take the first 2 tables order but totally ignored my table until I waved and told her I would like to order. We ordered the mo ramen and pork bone soup w rice. And I kid you not.... It took 25-30mins for the dish to come out to the point I was hangry and telling my bf that I am SOOO HUNGRY. the server/hostess/cashier saw I'm annoyed and avoided coming to my table and avoided eye contact when I tried to wave and ask her to follow up with the orders. Food wise, tbh, it's ok but extremely expensive for instant noodles (18-20) I honestly do not think I'll be coming back for another visit.
Classic Korean cooking made with love Service: The staff were very friendly, it seems like it's a nice family-run business and the menus are available via QR code (via a browser on your phone), making it all contactless. Water was filled up quite frequently. Food: The dolsot bibimbap was well made, and had all the classic ingredients you would expect, with a piping hot stone bowl to keep things warm and crisp up the rice on the bottom. There was gochujang on the side so you could add as much or little as desired, and the flavours were excellent. It was came with an egg drop soup on the side, which was a nice touch. However, it didn't come with banchan or kimchi. Atmosphere: The place was relatively quiet on a Monday lunch service, which is expected. It was very clean and quiet, with music playing in the background. Overall: Great place for Korean food if you're in the area (i.e. Vaughan Mills), although a bit on the pricier side. Can't go wrong with any of the typical Korean dishes!
We were so happy when we finally saw a Korean restaurant opening in the Vaughan area! Located in the plaza across from Vaughan Mills Mall, Mo Ramyun has become one of our go-to places for a delicious, hot bowl of ramen! Our regular orders are the Mandu Ramen or the Basic Ramen. Such a good value for rich flavours and love the veggie toppings that are included. We've also tried the Soon Tofu Jjigae and KFC (Korean Fried Chicken), super yummy. We've ordered takeout a few times since COVID started and they are incredibly quick with getting orders ready! Perfect place to grab some tasty Korean eats.
Never thought I'd have a good noodle place close to home! Let alone a Korean restaurant that I like the food at that's close to home! The staff are rally friendly, they have quite a bit of seating, delicious food and just overall a great homey experience. Would highly recommend if you're near Vaughan Mills and are craving good Korean food.
We've been to Mo' Ramyun twice and very much enjoyed our food both times. The restaurant is quite small, but clean, airy and bright. Servers are efficient and quite friendly. The menu has quite a few options, including salads, appetizers, soups, gam ja tang, noodles, rice dishes and even some pub food options. We've tried the ramen, bibimbap, gam ja tang and avocado salad. Everything we've had has been good. The gam ja tang broth isn't quite as rich as at some other Korean restaurants, but it's still pretty good. The ramen broth that we tried was very good. Unfortunately, the bibimbap doesn't have that lovely, crunchy rice on the bottom of the bowl which is our only criticism of that dish. The washrooms are very clean and they even provide mouthwash and hand cream, which we thought was a nice touch. All in all, this is a solid Korean option in Vaughan and we'll definitely be back.
After our snowboarding trip we wanted something hot and soupy to eat on the way back to the GTA. This resto was the only one that popped up otw with good reviews on google so went to check it out. It looked really small from the outside but it was really spacious on the inside plus they have an outdoor patio which is really nice during the summer time with some soju! We ordered the UFO ramyun (dry) and the bulgolgi ramyun (soup). I liked both but bulgolgi just a little more and the meat was legit STACKED so you get your value here. You can also customize your spice level which is good. Next time I'd ask for a little bit more spicier.
Came here for lunch with my cousins and it was decent. I ordered the signature mo'ramyun ramen dish which came in 1.5x portion. It was a large serving size that became my lunch the next day. I will say that it's not quite traditional ramen flavours, and the selection felt a bit limited. Though there are customizations such as added eggs, noodles, etc. So you could probably customize a simpler ramen if you don't mind spending the money. The spice level is also customizable and less spicy turned out to be decently spicy for me! The kimchi fries were good. It had more meat topping than kimchi but I'm a fries lover overall, so I don't have much to say! This wouldn't be my go-to spot but if a friend suggested to eat here, I wouldn't decline.
There are not too many Korean Restaurants around Vaughan Mills area, so Mo'Ramyun is a great addition! Menu though is small but sometimes it is good as less decisions to make and the kitchen can concentrate to perfect their offerings. On a cold day, noodle seems to be a good choice. Some hot stone bowl rice? Those really hit the spot and make me feel nice and warm. Mo'Ramyun Chicken Wings coated in crispy instant noodle was quite unique. Mo'Ramyun is a good option for some non traditional Korean style food. Price is fair and service is decent.
TLDR: tasty items, overpriced, good value for some items only. Need to carefully select the items to not overpay and be left hungry Overall, the food was tasty but is is very pricy for the portion size you get. The chicken wings were really crispy and well breaded, true to the korean fried chicken style. 1/2 for $10 was the best valued item on the menu. The teokbbokki was nice and chewy, was thick rice cakes with one hard boiled egg. The item description said it came with fish cakes, but there were zero fish cakes in my dish. The take out container was underfilled in my opinion and was mostly just the sauce. Bad value for $18-$20 for sure. The Galbi was well marinated, was a bit underseasoned. It came with a soup and rice. For $26, it had a decent number of galbi meat pieces and is a lot better priced than the teokbbokki which felt like a big mistake.
Finally! Listen this place isnt as good as some of the Korean food I've had downtown, but for Vaughan I think it's more than fine! I've only ordered online from here, so I can't speak to the actual location (ambience, staff, etc) But every time I've ordered it has shown up nicely packed and piping hot. The Bulgogi and Bibimbap are good! But my go to now is this delicious ramen with sweet bbq pork and grilled chicken, mushrooms, bok choy, a perfectly cooked egg, and... green/red peppers?? Weird But it's amazing! Especially since the lack of quality Ramen around here is so lacking unless I wanna drive 20 mins. I'm gonna go order some now actually..
My husband and I went here for lunch on a weekday. Wasn't too busy. Service was nice and friendly. Food was okay. The Takoyaki was good but we found the Bibimbap and Jajang Black Ramyun to be bland, lacking in flavour and not balanced. A little pricey for the quality of the food. The overall vibe of the restaurant was okay.
Pretty great! Let me start by saying how excited I am that Vaughan FINALLY has a Korean restaurant (even if its ramen). I also don't understand why so many reviews complain about the price. The average ramen bowl at any given restaurant goes for $12-13 and Mo' Ramyun serves ramen in GIANT bowls, hence the price tag. We came here on a Saturday night and the restaurant was pretty empty. Although it looks deceivingly small from the outside, there is a large dining room and even a patio (which will hopefully open in the summer). The menu is also fairly large (contrary to some complaints), there are Ramyun bowls and Dry Ramyun plates (noodles with no broth). The menu also has some appetizers worthy of checking out, like the fried tofu. We ordered the Mo' Ramyun ($15.99) which came with BBQ pork, grilled pork belly, and a lot of vegetables. The broth itself had a nice smokiness to it, which makes the dish really addicting. The only complain I have is that whoever cut the vegetables needs to improve their knife skills. The pieces were chunky and very uneven. We also ordered the Jajang Ramyun ($9.99 for a small) and the Jajang (black bean sauce) was not thick enough. The Age Tofu ($6.99) was great, although there was nothing aged about it. The service was fast & kind. The only issue I had was that the waiters stared at the patrons as they were eating. Not sure how the others felt, but it made me slightly uncomfortable. Overall, a decent restaurant with adorable decor and good dishes. Not a typical Korean restaurant (no banchan), but the portions make up for that. I think there is a lot of room for improvement, but given that it is a new restaurant, I hope that the owners take all the reviews into account.
Located in one of the plazas across from Vaughan Mills. I'm not sure if it was because of the holidays but we were the only ones there from 6-7pm. We got the army ramyun and bulgogi bibimbap. I was SO excited to see them advertise gimbap by using Extraordinary Attorney Woo (kdrama) and when I wanted to order, the waitress said they were sold out :( I was quite surprised by the bibimbap portion and veggie selection. Overall it was delicious but the soup was a disappointment because I think it was just ramyun powder soup base..... The army ramyun was very cheesy and flavorful. Personally I would give it a 3.5 and I might come back for gimbap! read more
Located near Vaughn Mills, I was happy to see a Korean restaurant. The service was good. The washroom was clean. This is the first Korean restaurant that I've been to, that did not offer free side dishes. (And I love Korean food that I've probably had it for over 22 years!) It was indeed a big disappointment. My friend did mention that one could buy it since it was on the menu. I did not see it. But still!! Not happy. The soon tofu soup did come mild in spicy which was nice. I like how it came in a small tray. Standard soup, but $2-4 more than other places that I've been to. The rice was not hot at all. Water was provided instead of the standard hot tea. Verdict: I would not go back. read more
Came here tonight around 8:30pm as my boyfriend and I were nearby shopping and saw amazing reviews on google but not so great on Yelp. But I decided to try it anyways. I was promptly seated as there was barely any tables left. However there was only ONE girl who was ( server, hostess, AND cashier ) for the entire restaurant. I can't blame her for being slow because it's one person doing 3 persons job. But I can't help but say that the lack of attentiveness was a huge problem. We sat down for 10 mins without being served water, and then I decide to go to the washroom and came back and my boyfriend told me that she still didn't come by to take Anyones orders ( 3 tables waiting) as she was busy cleaning. I decided to go up to her down and advised we would like to order and she simply said ok give me a sec... another 8-10 mins goes by without any service to all 3 tables. When she finally came to take orders she proceeded to take the first 2 tables order but totally ignored my table until I waved and told her I would like to order. We ordered the mo ramen and pork bone soup w rice. And I kid you not.... It took 25-30mins for the dish to come out to the point I was hangry and telling my bf that I am SOOO HUNGRY. the server/hostess/cashier saw I'm annoyed and avoided coming to my table and avoided eye contact when I tried to wave and ask her to follow up with the orders. Food wise, tbh, it's ok but extremely expensive for instant noodles (18-20) I honestly do not think I'll be coming back for another visit. read more
5 years ago
Classic Korean cooking made with love Service: The staff were very friendly, it seems like it's a nice family-run business and the menus are available via QR code (via a browser on your phone), making it all contactless. Water was filled up quite frequently. Food: The dolsot bibimbap was well made, and had all the classic ingredients you would expect, with a piping hot stone bowl to keep things warm and crisp up the rice on the bottom. There was gochujang on the side so you could add as much or little as desired, and the flavours were excellent. It was came with an egg drop soup on the side, which was a nice touch. However, it didn't come with banchan or kimchi. Atmosphere: The place was relatively quiet on a Monday lunch service, which is expected. It was very clean and quiet, with music playing in the background. Overall: Great place for Korean food if you're in the area (i.e. Vaughan Mills), although a bit on the pricier side. Can't go wrong with any of the typical Korean dishes! read more
5 years ago
We were so happy when we finally saw a Korean restaurant opening in the Vaughan area! Located in the plaza across from Vaughan Mills Mall, Mo Ramyun has become one of our go-to places for a delicious, hot bowl of ramen! Our regular orders are the Mandu Ramen or the Basic Ramen. Such a good value for rich flavours and love the veggie toppings that are included. We've also tried the Soon Tofu Jjigae and KFC (Korean Fried Chicken), super yummy. We've ordered takeout a few times since COVID started and they are incredibly quick with getting orders ready! Perfect place to grab some tasty Korean eats. read more
7 years ago
Never thought I'd have a good noodle place close to home! Let alone a Korean restaurant that I like the food at that's close to home! The staff are rally friendly, they have quite a bit of seating, delicious food and just overall a great homey experience. Would highly recommend if you're near Vaughan Mills and are craving good Korean food. read more
7 years ago
We've been to Mo' Ramyun twice and very much enjoyed our food both times. The restaurant is quite small, but clean, airy and bright. Servers are efficient and quite friendly. The menu has quite a few options, including salads, appetizers, soups, gam ja tang, noodles, rice dishes and even some pub food options. We've tried the ramen, bibimbap, gam ja tang and avocado salad. Everything we've had has been good. The gam ja tang broth isn't quite as rich as at some other Korean restaurants, but it's still pretty good. The ramen broth that we tried was very good. Unfortunately, the bibimbap doesn't have that lovely, crunchy rice on the bottom of the bowl which is our only criticism of that dish. The washrooms are very clean and they even provide mouthwash and hand cream, which we thought was a nice touch. All in all, this is a solid Korean option in Vaughan and we'll definitely be back. read more
After our snowboarding trip we wanted something hot and soupy to eat on the way back to the GTA. This resto was the only one that popped up otw with good reviews on google so went to check it out. It looked really small from the outside but it was really spacious on the inside plus they have an outdoor patio which is really nice during the summer time with some soju! We ordered the UFO ramyun (dry) and the bulgolgi ramyun (soup). I liked both but bulgolgi just a little more and the meat was legit STACKED so you get your value here. You can also customize your spice level which is good. Next time I'd ask for a little bit more spicier. read more
5 years ago
Came here for lunch with my cousins and it was decent. I ordered the signature mo'ramyun ramen dish which came in 1.5x portion. It was a large serving size that became my lunch the next day. I will say that it's not quite traditional ramen flavours, and the selection felt a bit limited. Though there are customizations such as added eggs, noodles, etc. So you could probably customize a simpler ramen if you don't mind spending the money. The spice level is also customizable and less spicy turned out to be decently spicy for me! The kimchi fries were good. It had more meat topping than kimchi but I'm a fries lover overall, so I don't have much to say! This wouldn't be my go-to spot but if a friend suggested to eat here, I wouldn't decline. read more
8 years ago
There are not too many Korean Restaurants around Vaughan Mills area, so Mo'Ramyun is a great addition! Menu though is small but sometimes it is good as less decisions to make and the kitchen can concentrate to perfect their offerings. On a cold day, noodle seems to be a good choice. Some hot stone bowl rice? Those really hit the spot and make me feel nice and warm. Mo'Ramyun Chicken Wings coated in crispy instant noodle was quite unique. Mo'Ramyun is a good option for some non traditional Korean style food. Price is fair and service is decent. read more
5 years ago
TLDR: tasty items, overpriced, good value for some items only. Need to carefully select the items to not overpay and be left hungry Overall, the food was tasty but is is very pricy for the portion size you get. The chicken wings were really crispy and well breaded, true to the korean fried chicken style. 1/2 for $10 was the best valued item on the menu. The teokbbokki was nice and chewy, was thick rice cakes with one hard boiled egg. The item description said it came with fish cakes, but there were zero fish cakes in my dish. The take out container was underfilled in my opinion and was mostly just the sauce. Bad value for $18-$20 for sure. The Galbi was well marinated, was a bit underseasoned. It came with a soup and rice. For $26, it had a decent number of galbi meat pieces and is a lot better priced than the teokbbokki which felt like a big mistake. read more
Finally! Listen this place isnt as good as some of the Korean food I've had downtown, but for Vaughan I think it's more than fine! I've only ordered online from here, so I can't speak to the actual location (ambience, staff, etc) But every time I've ordered it has shown up nicely packed and piping hot. The Bulgogi and Bibimbap are good! But my go to now is this delicious ramen with sweet bbq pork and grilled chicken, mushrooms, bok choy, a perfectly cooked egg, and... green/red peppers?? Weird But it's amazing! Especially since the lack of quality Ramen around here is so lacking unless I wanna drive 20 mins. I'm gonna go order some now actually.. read more
My husband and I went here for lunch on a weekday. Wasn't too busy. Service was nice and friendly. Food was okay. The Takoyaki was good but we found the Bibimbap and Jajang Black Ramyun to be bland, lacking in flavour and not balanced. A little pricey for the quality of the food. The overall vibe of the restaurant was okay. read more
5 years ago
Came here looking for a hot steamy stew and was disappointed to see very little variety in the menu. It seemed to be more of a fast food menu instead of a family dish restaurant. The menu is One page see it all. It is okay for a quick instant noodle craving if you don't want to do your dishes read more
8 years ago
Pretty great! Let me start by saying how excited I am that Vaughan FINALLY has a Korean restaurant (even if its ramen). I also don't understand why so many reviews complain about the price. The average ramen bowl at any given restaurant goes for $12-13 and Mo' Ramyun serves ramen in GIANT bowls, hence the price tag. We came here on a Saturday night and the restaurant was pretty empty. Although it looks deceivingly small from the outside, there is a large dining room and even a patio (which will hopefully open in the summer). The menu is also fairly large (contrary to some complaints), there are Ramyun bowls and Dry Ramyun plates (noodles with no broth). The menu also has some appetizers worthy of checking out, like the fried tofu. We ordered the Mo' Ramyun ($15.99) which came with BBQ pork, grilled pork belly, and a lot of vegetables. The broth itself had a nice smokiness to it, which makes the dish really addicting. The only complain I have is that whoever cut the vegetables needs to improve their knife skills. The pieces were chunky and very uneven. We also ordered the Jajang Ramyun ($9.99 for a small) and the Jajang (black bean sauce) was not thick enough. The Age Tofu ($6.99) was great, although there was nothing aged about it. The service was fast & kind. The only issue I had was that the waiters stared at the patrons as they were eating. Not sure how the others felt, but it made me slightly uncomfortable. Overall, a decent restaurant with adorable decor and good dishes. Not a typical Korean restaurant (no banchan), but the portions make up for that. I think there is a lot of room for improvement, but given that it is a new restaurant, I hope that the owners take all the reviews into account. read more
8 years ago
I was craving Korean food and didn't want to travel far so my friends and I decided to give this place a try. The menu is pretty limited. The couple next to us ordered bibimbap and it looked really good so we decided to try it as well. The food came out sizzling and there was a side of soup included with the order. The food was pretty good and portions are big but I still feel it's on the pricier side. This place also didn't provide side dishes like how other Korean restaurants would. Overall, if I was craving Korean food and couldn't travel far, then I would come here again. Otherwise it wouldn't be my first choice. read more
Opted for a quick meal after being at Vaughan Mills and regret choosing this place. The menu options are extremely limited and mostly ramen dishes (hence the name). The prices of their dishes are anywhere from $13+ and really feels like a ripoff when it's instant noodles with minimal veggies and meat. Taste wise this place isn't bad but I'm really not feeling like there was any value ordering a $15 bowl of instant noodles. Most Korean restaurants also serve appetizers but this is not one of them. After a day of shopping, you'll want to go somewhere else to get better value for your money. Avoid. read more
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8 years ago
As it was the first day of New Year 2019 and after walking Vaughan Mills mall, we wanted anything but Vietnamese. I also didn't want to drive to faraway being, hungry. Just when driving out from Vaughan Mills, across I saw Mo' Ramyun. We decided to drive over and checked out the menu. Thought sightly pricier, we decided to check it out. The portions were huge. The only discomfort was there's no side dishes. You've to order side dishes separately. A main dish range from $10-$15, average depending what you order. At the moment if you tag them in your instagram, you'll get 5% off from total bill. I find this location better than the one in downtown, Baldwin. Taste and portions are good. read more
Was in the mood for some ramen so my friend and I decided to try out the new Mo' Ramyun that opened across from Vaughn Mills. It looks very small on the outside but I'm pretty shocked at how spacious it is when we went in! It wasn't busy at all (probably 2 other tables), which is to be expected for a newer restaurant. I got there around 6 PM. The server was very quick to greet and seat us, which is a big plus. I opted for their most popular item, the Mo Ramyun! This is the perfect choice if you're looking to get ramen with a little bit of everything. I believe it came with pork belly, chicken, egg and some veggies. The server warned me that this may be a bit too spicy when I ordered it but the spice was very tolerable. Tbh it probably could've used some more spice... I guess it really depends on your spice tolerance. Now IT WAS GOOD, not gonna lie. But... I really don't think its worth the $15.95 price tag, hence the 3 stars. $12 maybe - but $15.95 is pushing it for literally a bowl of instant noodles with added meats and veggies that you can make yourself at home. We also ordered the ramyun chicken wings to share. It's super breaded, which I love! Its not the best chicken wings I've ever had but its still very tasty and a great appetizer to share with friends. Regardless of the price, I'd still recommend Mo' Ramyun to friends if they're really craving instant noodles and are too lazy to make their own ..and wouldn't mind spending. I'd probably still return, but I will try out other things on their menu. Hopefully it will be more worth the price tag! read more
We were planning to go to Marcelo's and noticed something new in the block. It's Korean Cuisine. They posted their menu on the window and looked interesting. Except the grilled ribs or pork ribs I was told was discontinued. It's puzzling how a new place will discontinue something posted on the window but anyway, the server said they have a new menu. Place was empty. Guess because it was Monday and 3pm. Lunch was over. Small front but spacious inside. We ordered the pork bone soup and the ramen with grilled marinated beef. It was very good. Pork bone soup was still boiling on its stone pot when placed on our table. The ramen soup has so much meat and the broth was perfect. Will definitely come back again. read more
7 years ago
No side dishes, and the price is much higher compare to other Korean place with similar quality.... won't come back. Rice is not the short grain rice nor the usual purple rice from other Korean places..... read more
If you want fresh,authentic, delicious food Mo'Ramyun is the place to eat. The service is amazing and the food is so good and such amazing portions that will leave you full light yet. I cannot wait to come back and try something else off of their menu. read more
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A friend recommended this place to us and we recently gave them a try. Ordered the bulgogi Ramyun ($16.99), the gam ja tang ($13.99) and 1lb of the KFC ($14.99). Portion sizes were quite large so it was well worth the price. Gam ja tang came with 3 pork bones. Rice serving was a bit small in relation to the amount of soup and meat you get. Favourite thing has to be the KFC. The wings were crispy and flavourful and the dipping sauces it came with were perfect with the chicken. Will definitely order again. read more
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7 years ago
I'm not a fan of garlic, and yes I know Koreans love their garlic (sometimes they can mask it really well, like in their marinades or pork bone soup) just didn't expect the cream sauce in the corn cheese ramyun to be like Alfredo sauce with extra extra garlic. The wings were also dry and the sauces didn't help much. read more
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We had lunch here on a weekday. We got bibimbap, their signature ramen and wings for appetizer. The wings were good, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The ramen was way too spicy even if the level was just regular. We had to take it home and dilute. The pork in the soup was tender and tasty. The bibimbap was good as well. Nothing stood out though. Maybe i still prefer the korean bbq format where you get to taste many side dishes. read more
Yazzz finally a Korean restaurant in Vaughan! Even better when I found out it was a spin off of the Mo Ramyun downtown on Baldwin St. I was ultra excited when I found out that this place was opening up and finally got a chance to try them out. The place is roomy and clean and decor is modern. Only gripe is the wall divider that blocks the view of resturant tables from the servers view as they typically hang around the front desk. The foooood is great I don't understand where people are getting "westernized" korean food. The flavors are great and tastes like anything you would get from YnF. We got the Bulgogi Delsot Bi Bim Bap, Their signature Ramyun, and of course Kam Ja Tang. Everything in the resturant can have a tailored spice level of no spice, little, medium, hot, etc. All three dishes were large, larger than typical and of course the pricing reflects that. The BiBimBap was good rice was amazing and beef tender. Their ramyun definitely stands out in flavor and meat. The Kam Ja Tang was on par with owl in flavor and meat quantity. My only gripe with this place is the lack of side dishes, I think it's a signature of all Korean restaurants. Aside from that you may need to reclassify this as a $$$ as any main you get will range from $12-$17. For the price they charge they really should provide size dishes. If you live close by its definitely worth while from the typical restaurants in the area and a much welcomed new addition. It only lost a star because of price and lack of side dishes. If you tag them on instagram and show the server they give you a 5% discount, I guess that's ok. read more
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