Les restos Coréens ont la cote a Verdun un 5e je crois, qui offre des plats de riz bibimbap et des…read morenouilles. Après avoir commandé on a été servie très rapidement c'est qu'il sont 6 dont 3 en cuisine. Jai goûté au dumpling Bulgogi qui sont excellent et une assiette jolie. J'ai aussi gouté au calmar grillé tendre et un petit goût de BBQ. enfin comme plat principal. j'ai pris le Bibimbap poulet panné et Champignons avec sauce brune un super bon choix. Jai aussi gouté a leur udon cajun. Tres bon rapport qualité prix. Ce resto sera fort populaire.

Très bonne expérience. Les plats étaient vraiment bons et le service impeccable. on va revenir!read more

They changed their business. Its an all you can eat Korean BBQ. It was ok. Their setup requires you…read moreto order using a barcode. Unfortunately you don't know if the order went through. Limited options of meats, one seafood. Only a few meats are marinated. Only one noodle option, a few veggies. We were four for supper on a Saturday night. They don't have a liquor license, so no booze. We were somewhat disappointed with the offer

We were 4 for lunch on a weekday. It's smaller intimate setting. Pretty decor with some Covid…read moreremnants. Some dividers and shields. The dishes were ok. Simple mise en place. Lump of rice surrounded by your selection. The flavours were pleasant. The peanut chicken was quite spicy, which was unexpected. We left a little disappointed.

Another one of these little jewels that look like nothing from outside but everything is in every…read moresingle spoon! To be discovered! --- Un autre de ces petits bijoux qui n,a l'air de rien de l'extérieur mais où tout se trouve dans chaque cuillerée! À découvrir!

Why do you eat out? Perhaps there's no energy to cook today. Maybe there's a celebratory occasion…read morewith friends. Maybe there's a viral new restaurant with the most beautiful interior. Or maybe we want to feel cared for. On those days, people tend to look for comforting flavours that are down to earth, simple dishes. These restaurants often get undeservingly relegated to a lower category. We don't dress up to go there, we don't take as many selfies. But why? Is it because the interior is kitscht or "cheap"? Because there's no lobster or dollop of caviar? What if I told you that inside a little shaby restaurant was real, honest, painstackingly well prepared food? Laon is a special little gem that moved into the Milton-Parc neighbourhood, near a street corner that sometimes gets rough. It took over a restaurant that changed hands several times in the past, and still carries inside the remnents of its other cultural memories. The man that owns it, Jinsoo (Steven), seems a bit shy and does not speak English very much. But his care is immense. The neatness of that space, of each item placed for you to use, translates in gestures gratefulness, kindness and hope. The dishes are simple, homemade comfort classics of Korea. But done well, very well. They speak of the relief of getting home after a rough day at work, or of visiting parents after a long school semester away. They speak their own language, in the tenderness of the zucchini that is cooked just right, the small bowl of fluffy rice where each grain is distinct yet slightly clingy, the golden brown edges of the onions, bell peppers and beef in the cheolpan that are expertly even. At Laon, I said thank you and I meant it from the bottom of my heart. P.S. Prices are amazing. P.P.S. Just go.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Cute Korean restaurant with tasty…read morefood. Attentive service. The Long Version: My husband and I had lunch here and it was great. My husband felt like having a few appetizers for his meal, so he got fried pork dumplings ($5), vegetable imperial rolls ($6) and Dakgangjung ($7) which was fried chicken pieces in sauce. I got the dumpling soup ($12). I really enjoyed my soup. It had a good amount of dumplings in it and the broth was an egg drop soup with shredded carrots and zucchini. The broth was flavourful and not too salty. And the dumplings were plump and filled with ground meat, vermicelli noodles and vegetables. I had a piece of my husband's fried chicken appetizer and it was delicious. I also tried one of his fried dumplings, which tasted similar to the dumplings in my soup, only deep fried instead of boiled. I didn't have any of the imperial rolls but he seemed to enjoy them. There was only one server for the entire restaurant but he did fantastic job. He was very attentive and refilled our waters as soon as our glasses were empty. He checked in on us and our food was served in a timely manner. He was attentive but never intrusive. I was thoroughly impressed. Laon Restaurant used to be on Rue St. Denis but they moved to Ave du Parc in 2023. I don't remember what used to be at this location, but I think it was an Indian restaurant. The restaurant has a homey feeling and I did notice that despite it being April during our visit, they had some Halloween and Christmas decorations still up, lol. And some autumn/Thanksgiving stuff too. That gave me the idea of having all festive decorations up all the time at our house. I'm talking New Years (both Western/Gregorian and Lunar), Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Canada Day, Thanksgiving, Halloween and Christmas year-round. My husband nixed that idea pretty quick. Lol. I found this a bit amusing at the restaurant but also strangely endearing. It's a lovely spot that feels genuine in heart. Review #71 (2025)

The restaurant had a cozy feel and the food was pretty good. Drinks were also well made. Only issue…read morewas waiting longer than expected for our order.

Finally got to try this restaurant! Got the Tteokbokki and fried chicken to share with a friend and…read morethe portions are good to share and not feel too bloated afterwards. The service is fast and friendly, it feels very cozy and welcoming. The food was delicious and I would come back for sure to try out the rest of the menu!

Tried to come eat here while on an emergency family trip to visit a sick family member in the…read morehospital. I came here because I saw the food on Yelp and it looked delicious, and the location is right across the street from the hospital . Unfortunately the service is horrendous. I walked into the establishment and tried to ask if I could order food. I only speak English and spoke softly trying to communicate. The women rudely responded if I could not tell it was closed already. Hungry and under a lot of stress ... I made the mistake of coming in to ask. Your food may look good but your attitude stinks .

Went for lunch, tried different burgers and the duck sandwich. Tasty but waited a bit longer for…read morefood!

hidden gem restaurant not too far from the biodome. free street parking in front…read more the place looked small from outside but is very roomy inside. the staff was super friendly and forgiving that we don't speak french. We were not embarrassed to use google translate to look at the menu. we enjoyed everything we ordered including the thai fried rice. they give you generous portions. the general tso chicken was our least favorite but overall kids didn't complain.

Great Asian food here. Ordered the spring rolls which are popular here and they're good. Got the…read morebeef and vegetables and it's tasty. Takes a little while to receive order which can be good if you're looking to have a decent amount of time with family or friends. Good overall place.

This place is so cute! A basement that is ingeniously and simply divided into cozy, intimate…read morespaces. Hanging dividers and partitions create privacy and the feeling of dining in a space for you only. I chose the beef bibimbap and it did not disappoint. Rich and delicious, generous portion. I think many others ordered this too, as there was a constant sizzling noise coming out of the kitchen. Service was very friendly and kind. A place you should definitely try if you like Korean food and the perfect place for a date-night.

Before moving, I used to go to the Petit Tokebi on sherbrooke street for all the special events in…read moremy life. This past week, I ordered food from the Tokebi on Monkland and I was not disappointed. I ordered a big batch of different bento boxes and everyone in my family partook and devoured the whole thing (and I live with my very picky kid siblings!). The chicken was a perfect blend of soft and juicy on the inside and crisp and sticky on the outside. I totally regret not ordering more food! Our favorite dish was the general tao chicken and I can definitely see myself ordering that dish exclusively from now on!