$18 for ayce lunch buffet. They expanded the menu to include a bunch of meat options. Absolutely worth it. But be prepared to wait in line. read more

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This place is in my old neighbourhood near Yonge and Sheppard, and I've been back twice now, both times for lunch. Once with a friend, once with my parents. It's earned repeat visits, which says something. At $18.99 for an unlimited buffet (or $16.99 for seniors), the value here is genuinely hard to beat in Toronto. They did raise prices shortly after opening, but even so, this is one of the better lunch deals in the city right now. I've paid more for Korean food that wasn't nearly as good. The spread is solid. There's a DIY bibimbap station with purple rice, a selection of banchan and salads, a few soup options, and one of the highlights for me: marinated raw shrimp that I kept going back for. Dessert includes a choice of Melona bars, which is a nice little touch. The main drawback is the meat, which sits on a chafing dish and can get a bit overcooked by the time it reaches your plate. It's not terrible, but it's the weakest part of the spread. Service is friendly and welcoming both times I visited. They also offer aprons if you don't want to risk your clothes, and there are bins at the bar table to store jackets and bags, which is a thoughtful convenience. One thing to keep in mind: this place gets busy. The first time we arrived around noon and waited close to 30 minutes. The second time we showed up around 2PM and were seated immediately. Plan accordingly. I'm honestly a bit hesitant to shout this one out too loudly because popularity has a way of ruining good things. But if you're in the area and want a straightforward, no-frills Korean buffet lunch that actually delivers on value, Nakwon Kisa is worth your time. read more

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Came here on a Saturday at 6pm with a group of four. I expected it to be busy given all the hype around this place, but we were seated right away. I tried most of the hot items from the buffet. My favorite was the LA kalbi--it did run out at one point, but they refilled it fairly quickly. The next best item was the beef bulgogi. Other hot dishes included spicy chicken, soy BBQ pork, tteokbokki, kimchi fried rice, and kimchi gyoza. There was a wide selection of cold items as well, including kimchi, spinach, marinated shrimp, egg, tofu skin, radish, tuna, and oranges. You can use these to make your own bibimbap with the other available ingredients. My favorite cold item was the spinach--it was very flavorful. The oranges were also surprisingly juicy. They offered two soups of the day: beef radish soup and kimchi bean sprout soup. I only tried the beef radish soup, which I found to be mediocre. I was also able to order hot soba noodles with shrimp tempura by scanning a QR code on my phone. It was a nice addition to the meal. Lastly, they offer one dessert per person. I had the Melona coconut bar, which was a nice way to end the meal. Overall, there was a good variety of food, but most of it tasted mediocre, and everything was lukewarm. I personally prefer my food to be hot or at least steaming when I eat it. read more

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If you're looking for a solid Korean buffet option with good variety and value, this spot is worth checking out. Pricing is quite reasonable, with lunch at $18.99 and dinner at $28.99. The dinner service includes additional premium items like LA kalbi (beef ribs) and a rotating special of the day. The buffet is fully self-serve, with a wide selection of both hot and cold dishes. You'll find classic Korean staples alongside more casual options, making it easy to mix and match based on what you're craving. One standout feature is the ability to build your own bibimbap, which is a nice interactive touch and lets you customize flavors to your liking. Drinks are also included with unlimited yogurt drinks and coffee available. Lunch is probably the better deal unless you specifically want the LA kalbi or the dinner-only specials, the lunch offering already covers a wide range of dishes at a lower price point. read more

Nakwon Kisa - Korean Near Me - North York, Ontario

I decided to try Nakwon Kisa for my first solo dining experience since it looked interesting and I saw that they recently switched to a buffet-style setup. I went on a Friday evening after work. You have to register your party on a touchscreen at the entrance, then you get a text confirmation and another text when your table is ready. Since I was dining alone, I assumed the wait would be quick... but nope. I waited almost 45 minutes, while multiple parties of 2+ who arrived after me were seated first. That part honestly confused me, so I eventually asked a server about my spot in line. She then confirmed that I was dining solo, which made me wonder if they don't get many one-person diners and just... skipped calling my number? I was seated at the bar stool facing the wall. Not the best view, but at that point I was starving and just grateful to finally have a seat. There's a plastic storage box under the table for personal items, which was actually very necessary, especially in winter when you're dealing with bulky jackets and limited space. The buffet includes banchan stations, a bibimbap DIY area, and hot food with classic Korean dishes like LA kalbi, tteokbokki, fried pork, and chicken cutlets. To get my money's worth, I focused mainly on the LA kalbi, which was super tender, perfectly marinated, and honestly addictive. One interesting item they had was raw soy sauce / spicy marinated shrimp, plus unlimited mini probiotic drinks. It was my first time seeing the marinated shrimp in person, so I took a leap of faith. As a shrimp lover (cooked shrimp, to be clear), this was unfortunately a one-and-done for me. The soy sauce kept it from being fishy, but the texture just wasn't doing it for me at all. The food overall is authentic Korean, and they also have a mini freezer with ice cream bars (limited to one per person). There's also a Korean coffee machine that only takes Korean coins, which they provide, and it was honestly kind of fun to use. Press a button, a cup drops, and the coffee pours automatically. It comes pre-mixed with cream and sugar, and it is very sweet, not gonna lie, but somehow still addictive. Ambiance is pretty basic. Wooden tables and chairs, nothing fancy. Each table has a drawer with cutlery and napkins, which I appreciated... very smart and convenient, and you don't have to keep flagging down staff. Washrooms are downstairs and were clean. For anyone with mobility issues, the stairs aren't super steep, but I didn't notice a handicap-accessible bathroom on the main floor. Overall, decent food and a fun concept, but the long wait and some of the buffet choices brought it down for me. read more

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AYCE for a very reasonable price! (Discount too if you pay with cash). If you love Korean food, Nakeon Kisa is a must try spot. Tip for you all: make sure to come early or you'll be waiting for a spot in line! read more

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Food 4/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 3.5/5 We decided to try this place as it looked interesting & had never been in here before. I ordered the Dolsot Bibimbap & hubby had the chicken katsu with pork. Each meal comes with sides: spicy tofu, deep fried spam, miso soup & seaweed. Hubby's dish also came with rice & coleslaw. For me it's a lot of food! LOL. Besides the main dishes there's a small buffet table of side dishes, which is the korean banchan others have been talking about in their reviews. The only side dish I tried was the japchae (glass noodles) which I love. They were cold though, not sure if they are traditionally served that way. But I have had them hot before at other restaurants. I will say the food seems to be authentic Korean. Mind you, I'm not an expert on Korean food, which is why I say "seems to be". Others will know better than me. Anyway, the menu isn't a large one & for me there are only a couple of main dishes I would like. Most of their proteins are chicken or pork which I'm not fond of. But I will try pork next time we go. I almost forgot to mention that with each main dish you can take a dessert from the mini freezer they have. Service was two lovely young ladies that were the waitstaff. The lady who served us reminded me of the Korean actress Yunjin Kim (played Sun-Hwa Kwon on the tv show Lost) when she was young. I didn't catch her name but she was really friendly & nice. She explained how things worked at the restaurant & hubby tried the Korean coffee. It's a special coffee machine from Korea that only takes Korean coins. LOL. Ambiance is pretty basic. The chairs & tables are wood. Each table has a drawer with the cutlery & napkins. That's smart & convenient. You don't have to bug the waitstaff for things all the time. The dining area isn't large so on peak times you might want to make a reservation. We came on a Saturday for a late lunch & we were able to get a table quickly. Washrooms are downstairs & were clean. For those who are mobility challenged the stairs aren't very steep but I didn't see a handicap bathroom on the main floor. The pricing of the dishes is really great. You get a lot of food for the price so if you are very hungry this is a good place to go. Food quality is great for the price also. I would come back here again to try some of their other dishes! read more

Nakwon Kisa - Dolsot bibimbap without egg - Korean Near Me - North York, Ontario

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Been waiting to go here for so long after it went viral and then the lineups and then they limited number of customers per day deterred me away. So finally got the chance to come on a weeknite (Thursday) and it was not busy at all. Mind you there was a steady stream of customers coming in. This spot is a no frills value meal to get the basics. Don't expect anything fancy. Their banchan is amazing and can easily fill up on that. Hot dishes ranged from bulgogi and tteobokki and katsu. Their soup was a real winnner. I wish I had room for more of that. And of course the DIY bimbimbap. How can you go wrong with that? Lastly your meal is topped off with your choice of popsicle. (1 per person). Lastly need to add: unlimited Yakult?! BONUS!! All for $29 for Dinner!! ($19 for lunch). Come and check them out. read more

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I really love the concept of this restaurant. Originally, these restaurants are meant for taxi drivers who need a quick stop for lunch or dinner and have a hearty and healthy meal. The banchan and salad are buffet style, and you just order the main. I picked the dolsot bibimbap. You also get a free ice cream at the end. I would definitely come back when I'm in the area for an easy, hearty, Korean comfort food. read more

Nakwon Kisa - Bibimbap - Korean Near Me - North York, Ontario

I'm usually not into AYCE places so my expectations were set low in terms of quality. They had a variety Korean food from stir fry meats, katsu and variety of toppings that can make your perfect bibimbap (even purple rice). For dinner time it's a bit more of a premium but still reasonable around $29 and you get the extra choice from what I heard is battered fried chicken and short ribs, which isn't included at lunch. I really enjoyed the soba that you can order from their QR code menu and the radish beef soup. It's unexpectedly good! I also like that you can really load up on veggies like spinach and also lots of fresh lettuce and cabbage so you can make your perfect lettuce wrap. I think the quality and taste is alright but the value is certainly there and we did load up on the short rib to make it worth the price. Though I do think the short rib is a bit dry probably better with some sauce. The temperature of the food is kind of not as warm as we would have liked given it's been sitting in the trays. Overall still a good way to get a budget meal, especially if can you eat a lot or go at lunch to save even more. read more

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Unlimited banchan (Korean side dishes) are not new to Korean restaurants, but the fact that they have it at a self-serve bar offers a new novelty, one that Toronto has probably not seen before. Your visit includes free coffee refills from an imported coffee machine, and one ice cream dessert that you get to hand-pick from the box freezer! The rules of the game are: minimum one menu order per person. Fair. So essentially, it's a $25 (lunch) or $38 (dinner) admission to unlock access to the wide-variety Banchan bar which includes soup and rice refills. They even have yogurt drinks at the bar! For children, they have a Kids Set Meal. Overall, the food was excellent! I enjoyed every aspect of my meal. My fave: the marinated raw shrimp. Never had it before and I was so impressed. Lucky me, unlimited refills. The staff were super friendly, they would take time to explain the cafeteria-style concept. They found an idea which proves popular and saves both sides a lot of hassle and hustle. I'd say it's here to stay. One unlikely thing that I appreciate are their food pics on their IG lol! They really draw me in and can be seriously turned into stickers or something (perhaps a sticker collection loyalty card promo idea?) They are quite active on Instagram, so visit their page often for the most recent deals, promos, and rotating menu @nakwon_kisarestaurant. Their motto is: "Come hungry, leave happy" - which very accurately described me that day. I had just finished a morning of sports, so I undoubtedly got my fill and left satiated. As someone who's not a huge fan of Korean food (can't eat spicy), that says a lot! Nakwon has been a long time staple for Korean food on Yonge St. When I read their story and vision for this new concept: Hearty & generous meals, Homestyle Korean flavours, and Warm hospitality, it resonated during my first visit. I will be back again. Notes: * They only serve 160 customers a day! * They have daily closing from 3:30-5:00pm * But they take phone reservations for groups of 4+ With all this, it certainly adds to the novelty of it, but also it makes a dinner visit quite risky?! Maybe call before you go ;) read more

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Came for lunch, the daily ban chan wasn't the best selection but the mains made up for it. Ordered the tonkatsu with grilled pork and the seasonal bibim noodles without meat. The noodles wasn't too spicy which I prefer. The tonkatsu and grilled meat was more than enough for two. The grilled pork was very fragrant with the grill/ charcoal. Might be the highlight of the meat was this and the noodles combo. Loved how all the utensils and napkin were under the table. On our way out I got the apple and strawberry popsicle and it was refreshing. The red bean was also delicious. Would love to visit for dinner as their ban chan seem to be more premium with the marinated shrimp. read more

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Nakwon Kisa went viral on Tiktok and piqued my interest with all their FREE sides! The story is that this style of restaurant was originally for long distance truck drivers to have quick and hearty meals. They have a separate lunch and dinner menu filled with set meals which give you access to the free unlimited side/banchan bar and popsicle. We visited on a Friday evening and there was about a 45-60 minute wait for a table of 5. They also post that they have a maximum daily limit of seatings likely due to how much food is prepped. FOOD (3.5/5) We ordered the Chicken Katsu Curry meal and the Sizzling Stew meal. The meals come in a tray with the main dish plus a few other sides like fried kimchi, pickled cucumbers, clear broth, and green beans. As part of the chicken katsu, you can pick a secondary protein between beef bulgogi, soy pork, and one other option. The katsu was deep fried nicely but I think the curry was a bit too sweet for my liking. The sizzling stew has a similar sweetness at first but ends with a kick, and is filled with chicken and vegetables. The bar for sides is in the middle of the restaurant and has your typical banchans (side dishes) like bean sprouts, fish cakes, japchae/noodles plus all-you-can-drink yakult! There's also free popsicle or coffee at the end of your dinner. SERVICE (4/5) Staff were nice but a bit confusing with figuring out waitlist and approximate timing. VALUE (3.5/5) Prices for the set meals were about $35-40 since it covers the cost for the unlimited sides. My recommendation would be to eat 25% of the meal, fill up on unlimited sides and have the remainder as a takeout for another meal. OVERALL (3.5/5) Interesting concept and food was decent, but it feels expensive to commit around $40 per person for simple Korean food. Factoring in the sides and a possible leftover meal makes the cost easier to digest. I'll visit again, but won't be something I'll frequent based on the pricepoint. read more

Nakwon Kisa - Chicken Katsu Curry meal, with side of Beef Bulgogi - Korean Near Me - North York, Ontario

I can see this being a neighbourhood favourite for years to come - a truly special concept that fits in perfectly in the Yonge and Sheppard area. For around $25, you can get a great Korean entree with delicious unlimited sides, Korean coffee, ice cream, soup, and dessert. You will 100% leave stuffed, in my case I was full before my main even arrived. The highlight of the meal is definitely the extras, as the main dish was tasty but not unlike what you could get at another restaurant in the area. I tried the summer special lime soba, and my partner tried the curry katsu. I think the soba was better - very refreshing and the noodle texture was perfect. The katsu was good but the chicken was pounded quite thin. My favourite side dishes included the egg / potato / apple salad, fish cake, and bean sprouts. The Korean coffee that came out of a machine in the front of the restaurant was also surprisingly good! For your visit, I'd recommend coming for lunch or earlier for dinner in case they reach their 160 people maximum. We walked in on Sunday at 12PM for lunch and got a bar seat easily - there were definitely people waiting while we were dining. The space is not big so they could reach capacity pretty easily. If you bring cash there is an additional 10% off which I took advantage of. read more

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On a Saturday afternoon around the lunch hour we managed to get one of the last tables. When this place opened there were long lineups causing the business to now limit the number of customers they serve so we felt fortunate to get a table. A highlight of this restaurant is the self serve all you can eat banchan. The selection changes everyday and is pretty extensive. It also includes rice and soup and sauces. Ordering is done via scanning the bar code at the table. Menu is limited to about a half dozen items all in the 25 dollar price point. With your main you get 3 sides (which are not all you can eat) and soup. Napkins and cutlery is in a drawer at your table...self serve. What was ordered: Katsu - which comes with some soy fried pork. Bibimbap Portions are generous and you can easily get caught just eating sides and getting full before your main arrives. The price also includes coffee which is served from a machine at the front of the restaurant. Just pop a quarter (provided by the restaurant) in and the machine makes the coffee. At the end of the meal you can also grab an ice cream from the freezer at the front door Melona, Jaws etc). Service is excellent. Despite this being a quick serve style we were checked on at least twice and asked if we were enjoying the food, tea was refilled without asking and food arrived quickly. Takeout boxes are provided if you don't finish your meal and we saw lots of people getting the rest of their meal to go. Good experience! read more

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I went to check out the hype and was not disappointed. Waitresses were bilingual and excitedly spoke Korean to me- which actually does not happen in the city anymore but it was really nice actually. They explained the concept to me and sat me down at the booth. I got up and got some of the banchan but was afraid to fill up too much and yes- the main meal was sooooooo big. I literally ate 1:10th of it. And since it was buffet style, I was afraid they wouldn't give me a takeout container but they did- (I explained to them I don't eat too much- I'm not sure if they'd do this for everyone? People could take advantage??) Anyway, and so it became dinner. The taste was also good- got the katsu with some soy pork. Loved that it also came with a variety of sides. 10% discount with cash. On my way out, grabbed a strawberry ice bar from my childhood, and happily ate it for dessert- free instant Korean coffee also available. Happy. Fill up your hungry tummy and tame your nostalgia here (I wish there was a better expression in English for this). read more

Nakwon Kisa - Korean Near Me - North York, Ontario

Small no-frills Korean restaurant that serves a limited number of meal options for lunch and dinner. Great value and solid food! The staff at the door asked if it was our first time and was helpful in explaining how the restaurant worked. They have rotating banchan each day that is served with your main meal as well as a self-serve banchan (Korean side dishes) bar. The banchan selection was excellent, and you can make your own bibimbap with the unlimited rice and soup options. They also have Korean coffee and Melina for dessert that's included. The summer special is currently lime chilled soba which was very good! We arrived shortly after open and there were plenty of tables available but the lunch crowd gets busy quick. Expect to have to wait for a table! read more

Nakwon Kisa - Chilled Lime Soba - Korean Near Me - North York, Ontario

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Nakwon Kisa located along Yonge St. near Greenfield Ave is the newest restaurant that opened up in this space in my local neighbourhood. I wasn't sure if it would do well since several restaurants have shut down before they took over. Owned by the Nakwon restaurant chain, this particular concept services up Korean comfort food in a retro-inspired space. It is inspired by the quick-service restaurants you find in Korea that usually cater to taxi drivers. Another unique thing about this restaurant is that they have an unlimited salad bar (with lots of banchan!), soup, salad, rice, dessert bars (you can grab one on your way out!), and coffee (the coffee machine is coin operated!)). When you go for lunch, you order a main dish and are served 3 additional side dishes that change daily (these are written on a whiteboard at the front of the restaurant). The restaurant has become increasingly popular as it apparently became viral on social media since it opened. I walk past the restaurant every day and there are either line ups or the place is completely full. It was even noted that currently the restaurant has capacity to only serve 160 customers each day. They are also closed from 3:30-5pm so that staff can rest and that they can replenish the self-serve areas as well as maintain the quality of their food. Quick tip, they have a 10% off discount if you pay cash!! We decided to try Nakwon Kisa on a Sunday for lunch. We ended up getting there 10 min before it opened just in case there was a line. Good thing is that we actually were first in line and about 8-10 people lined up behind us. The owner and staff let us in right when they opened where he quickly explained to us the concept of the restaurant since it was everyone's first time. We were led to our table by staff and asked to order via a QR code that we scanned at our table. Service wise, the staff were extremely friendly! They stopped at our table multiple times to check in on us as well as cleaned the dirty dishes off our table. At the end they also gave us a small cookie as well to take home (or enjoy there if you'd like). I also went to grab coffee from the coin operated machine and I looked confused so one of the staff came over to show me how to use it. Food wise, I ordered the gamjatang (pork bone soup). My partner got the donkatsu bulbaek. Each main dish comes out on a tray where you get your protein, rice, and small side dishes (huge portions - both main dishes were $25 each). The unlimited salad bar included salad, banchan - fish cake, kimchi, potato salad, bean sprouts, radish, japchae, as well as watermelon, bottles of Yakult, and condiments like garlic, gochujang sauce, and jalapenos. Moreover, the 2 soups are self-service where you can fill up on miso soup or cream soup. There is also rice available as well. My gamjatang tasted great - I enjoyed the meat from the pork bone which fell off the bone. The 3 limited side dishes we got were average but the unlimited salad bar was great - loved the kimchi and japchae! My partner's main proteins also tasted great as well. Overall, a great new addition to the neighbourhood. We enjoyed our experience there and would definitely love to return for dinner. Enjoyed the concept of being able to have access to so many side dishes. The coin operated coffee machine and dessert bars at the end are a nice touch as well. Definitely try to come earlier if you decide to eat here as there are lineups. A great bargain for the amount of food that you get! read more

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Was so excited to hear about this place serving unlimited banchans! Each person had to order a set meal which came with a set of rotating banchans (non-refillable) and then there was the self serve station with unlimited soup, rice, salad, and banchans. There was yakult too! End off your meal with Korean cookie (I forgot to take mine) and you can to choose a frozen treat or Korean coffee. Their menu is quite limited & price for each is around $35, but the portions are quite generous. I ordered the chilled lime soba ($22), which was perfect for the hot weather and the lime was very subtle. My friend got the donkatsu dinner combo which came with a side of BBQ meat ($35) and my goodness it was such a huge portion! There was also the option to have just the banchan for $20. Service was very friendly and they explained how their menu worked. My only complaint is that it was really hot in there...the was no AC. Would def return in the future! read more

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The only thing better than unlimited banchan is self serve unlimited banchan, so this Korean place hits the spot. You get a free flow of soup, rice, Korean instant coffee & ice cream too. The banchan listed on the whiteboard are non refillable though. The refillable banchan were decent. The special ones were better. Lime Soba was pretty much Japanese Soba noodles, except with some shaved ice. The lime flavour was very subtle. It was decent & the sauce was on the sweet side. BBQ beef was good. It was on the drier side & slightly tough, but still ok. It was a generous portion. Besides the main options on wall, there were others like salad bar only ($20) & donkatsu ($35). The free flow of ice cream wasn't Korean ice cream, sadly. The ice cream bars & sandwiches were decent, though some were smashed up. The ice lollipops (I tried blue & orange) were bad, tasting weak and/or odd. read more

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Visited for their famous all-you-can-eat banchan bar and was blown away by the service and the food! The mains come with 3 premium side dishes that is different daily, and you can help yourself at the banchan bar for soups, salads and veggies. We almost forgot the dessert that votes with the meal at the ice cream cart by the door. We were so stuffed and satisfied! read more

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I discovered this place randomly on Instagram and had to try. We were here early on a Sunday morning as soon as they opened. We were the second customers here. We ordered our mains using the QR code and were told we could help ourselves to the salad and soups. There were so many options of banchan to choose from. My friend and I both got a bibimbap as our mains which came with sides. Everything was absolutely delicious. The total came to around $25/person. We also got a coffee and ice cream included. The ice cream was fruit flavoured so i skipped. But overall, I will definitely be back. 10/10! read more

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Service was great at explaining how everything worked and it was a great experience! The food was fresh and constantly refilled. We'll definitely be back when our schedule allows! We went early on a weekday and we didn't have to worry abt lineups! read more

Nakwon Kisa is such a cool spot. You order your main such as bulgogi and it comes with a rice, the main comes with daily side dishes such as tuna salad, shrimp, sausage, pork patty. But the salad bar have Chap chye, lettuce, bean sprout, fish cakes, yakult etc, The rice and soup refills are unlimited. The coffee machine was sooo cool, you get a coin press a button and after the music is done, the coffee is ready. The paper cup even release from the machine. Rhey have a fridge with popsicles that you can help yourself! Service is friendly and nice. I am already thinking what to order next time I come. read more

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Went there for lunch. Food was great. We just took small portions of the food. There is make your own bibimbap which compliments with the sides such as chicken/pork cutlets, dumplings, beef/pork bulgogi. They got a salad bar as well with your fave banchan. Staff were fast to clean up used plates from our table which is good. Make sure you come in during opening times to avoid the wait. We were first in line before they opened but many followed us before they even open! read more

After all the posts from Tik tok, my friends and I came to try it out. We went at lunch time and happy to see there was no wait for a table. We ordered via QR code and most lunches were about $25 and above that includes the free side, unlimited rice and desert/Korean coffee. Honestly, I was a bit disappointed. I ordered the Dolsol bibimbap Combo meal with the spicy gochujang. My friends ordered the katsu meals and the portion size was generous. We couldn't finish our meals as there were a lot of food. It came with 2 dumplings also. There were miso soup and a cream soup included at the bar. The unlimited sides included kimchi, apple potato macaroni salad, seaweed salad, yakult drinks.. etc. I expected a bit more quality with the sides .. even the chap Jae wasn't great with just plain glass noodles and some carrots strips. The staff was helpful and explained everything to us on how to order. The bibimbap was nice and hot, but not much flavor to it. We paid and got our free dessert Melona bars. If you paid cash, you get 10% off your bill. Overall , I think it wouldn't be a place I would come back to as it is not worth it for me, especially when I don't eat a whole lot. May be worth it for someone who have more capacity to have greater intake, such as refills rice etc. You get most of the sides for free anyway at other Korean restaurant. read more

Not bad. But unless you are super keen on Korean salad id prefer the real nakwon. The difference is you get a buffet salad bar, a coffee and an ice cream but significantly simpler menu. read more

Average food. Nothing outstanding about it. On Yonge Street so need to park in distance and then walk there.