A Korean Chinese restaurant with phenomenal dishes that I've never tried! A must go to visit if…read moreyou're ever wanting something delicious. What we got to share for the table: Crunch rice soup with seafood 5/5 - This was something I've never tried and highly recommend. It comes in a big soup bowl with a thicker gravy consistency topped with a crispy rice, similar to a rice crispy texture. The different textures of this soup was amazing and I can't wait to get this again. Ja Jang Myun 5/5 - A staple that is a must get. It was saucey with the black beans and seafood. Noodles were cooked perfectly with the right amount of bite. Fried chicken with spicy and sour soy sauce 5/5 - The biggest highlight of our meal. It came with a huge pile of fried chicken, topped with a bunch of jalapenos. The sauce was similar to a sweet and sour sauce. This was extremely addicting to eat and was so good to share with the table. This spot was definitely a hidden gem for me as it's so delicious, so low key and great to dine here with friends.

We kind of walked in off the street because we drove into the strip mall and parked in front so we…read moredecided to try it. This is very authentic Korean place-in fact no one spoke English to us :) The food was delicious and authentic! Too bad were in a rush so did not order a lot of stuff we really wanted to try. No worries since we will be back for sure!

A perfect spot for a family meal. There's plenty of seating, though it definitely starts getting…read morebusy around dinner time. The portions here are massive and very reasonably priced, so come hungry. The jap tang had a generous amount of seafood, all cooked perfectly, and the mapo tofu was silky soft, nutty, and had just the right amount of heat. The tangsuyuk portion was huge, with pork that stayed crispy on the outside while still juicy inside. The sweet and sour sauce was ridiculously good. The jjajangmyeon was much larger than we expected and honestly could have fed up to six people. The noodles had a perfect chewy texture, and the sauce was rich and deeply umami without feeling greasy at all. We also appreciated the added shrimp and scallops in the sauce, which made it feel even more satisfying. We easily left with enough leftovers for two full meals.

We've been going to Beijing Sung for years but the flavours have all changed. The jjamppong was too…read moresalty and the jjajangmyun had no flavour. The chicken tangsuyook was also a miss and the batter wasn't crispy at all. The sauce was OK. The service is always friendly and fast there which we appreciate. But we honestly don't know if this was a one-off thing or if the quality of their food has actually gone down. The restaurant itself is large and spacious which was perfect for our large family gatherings.

I always like this kind of small cozy family-styled restaurant. It's my 2nd visit within a week but…read morewith different people, however we ordered the same seafood pancake as it's so delicious, and we also ordered the Korean Soybean Paste Stew (or Doenjang-jjigae) combo, the combo includes soybean soup, stir fried porks and a bowl of mixed grain rice. The two main dishes were complimented with free refill Banchan, everything was delicious. I met the same lady server with less smile this time, probably too busy to smile. Next time I'll visit again to try other menu items.

Ordered takeout from this place…read more Ambiance - 4/5: it is a small Korean restaurant located in the Starbucks/No Frills plaza. Since it is in a plaza, there are plenty of parking spots. The place is small but they have maximized their seating arrangments. Decor is simple and clean. Service - 4.5/5: I called in the order. They were pretty fast with food prep too. Unfortunately, no takeout menu available. I found the menu on Uber Eats. They said that they don't make takeout menus anymore because they change their menu often. Food - 3.5/5: ordered the following: Banchan (came with the food) Seaweed salad - tangy, had shredded cabbage Kimchi Cucumber - smoky spiciness, slow burn Kimchi radish - crunchy, more spicy than the cucumber, tangy Oxbone soup: - came with salt on the side, add to taste. I only needed to add in about 1/3 of the salt - broth is bland at first but the ox flavour comes through later - no bone, just beef brisket slices - comes with glass noodles Pork belly - small for a whole pork belly, came on a bed of raw onions, a little dry - the nappa cabbage was shredded so I couldn't make it as a 1 bite wrap - the garlic was not fully cooked but surprisingly did not that raw spiciness (which I appreciate) - came with saamjang on the side. I didn't use much. I found it too salty and overpowered the pork belly - not sure if the rice is for this or the oxbone soup but I ate this with the rice Bulgogi dolsot bibimbap - not dine in so no hot stone bowl - lots of rice but there were still a decent amount of toppings!¡à - bland, came with gochujang on the side - added soy sauce, seasame oil and a small amount of gochujang when I ate it Accepts debit/credit/cash. 5% discount with cash, 10% if order is more than $100 before tax Overall 4/5: I would like to try dine in and take a look at the physical menu

We came to this area because my husband was going to try the restaurant next to this one, but they…read moreonly have hot pot. So we came to this one for Korean food. After we ordered the traditional Pork Bone Soup and Seafood pancake, the nice app dishes came fast. The corns was sweet and the Kimchi was good as I like the way. I like Kimchi so much. The pork bone soup looked small, but it was still big to us with a bowl of rice, they only offered jasmine rice not the traditional brown rice or black rice. That's a bit disappointed. The Seafood pancake was really fulfilling. They only had shrimp and squid with some green onions. The pancake was cut in slices and actually really full feeling. We felt too full to have extra stuff. Next time, we really want to try the hot pot.

3.5 STARS It was…read morepouring down hard today, and after running some errands, we stopped by to have some lunch. We got the tonkatsu, Mapo gamjatang tofu, and fried beef dumplings. Tonkatsu was okay, a bit in the dry side. It came with small side of rice and cabbage salad, along with some danmuji. Beef dumplings were nothing to write home about. The Mapo gamjatang tofu was underwhelming. The meat was super tender and plentiful, tofu is soft, but the overall flavour was lacking and even though it stated on the menu it was spicy, had no spice. They gave us some banchan to start, I really loved their kimchi, but everything else was just okay. Server was really nice, but she was talking on her earbuds the whole time.

Came here on a Friday. Lots of parking in the back. Lots of seating too even though they probably…read moremostly do takeout. Owner was nice. Let us try Tabokki which was good. It was very soft and not too spicy. Kids liked the Spam daebop and the spicy pork cupbop. Found the beef soy one a bit too sweet. We were all super full after. Wanted to try the Hwachae but it's only a summer item. Amazing overall and look forward to come back in the summer to try the Hwachae

Location/Service This place is right in the intersection of…read moreBayview/Major Mac, but it is in a smaller plaza right across the high school. It is a little tricky to access the plaza, but there is actually plenty of parking behind the store front that no one never realizes. Inside is pretty big, a lot of tables available to dine-in. You can have it to-go as well, which I seem to see it's like that most of the time. The owner, Peter, is a very nice guy. He explains all the items very clearly, provides good recommendation and makes sure you feel welcomed and enjoys the food. Food This place specializes cupbop - which actually is a classic staple street style food in Korean. It's kind of like a bibimbap, something you add together and mix it up. But cupbop usually also have macaroni salad, stir fried kimchi and a choice of protein like spam, pork, beef. It is a very hearty bowl, definitely good portion size and filling. And it's only $12.99 - that's pretty affordable in this current economy. Besides cupbop, they have street style Korean snacks like their toast, skewers and I think they started doing tteokbokki too. Honestly, this is a small business that deserves more recognition and it is very convenient for kids across the school and anybody in the neighbourhood.

My friend recommended this neighbourhood korean restaurant for dinner, and i thought I would check…read moreit out. The place is decent size. Not many diners were there when we visited. I ordered the pork bone soup as per usual as that is the one dish I use to determine if I will go back again. I am happy to say that the soup was quite good. The only part about the business that I wish would be good also is the service. After serving us the food, they pretty much ignored us. I hope one day this will change.

Came here for a long lunch, there are a lot of seated booths as soon as you enter the place. They…read morehad a nice Christmas Tree at the front, bright lighting as well. The pricing for food is actually pretty cheap compared to other locations. Their kimchi is on the sweeter side with a spicy kick. I'll definitely be coming here for this and the kimbap was A LOT! The price was around $10.99. Other places are around that price too but way less. The vegetable tempura was also nice and thin, not too thick. The shrimp was good too. My friends enjoyed their gamjatang. Definitely going here again or grab some take out/delivery!

Bap Zip by Piggy's has been open for a while now, but this was my first time visiting. We stopped…read moreby around 5:45 p.m. as a group of four and were actually the first dine-in guests of the evening, though the kitchen was already busy preparing a takeout order. We were greeted immediately and seated at a table that was already set with cutlery and napkins, then offered both tea and water. They provide one physical menu per table, but there are also QR codes if you prefer viewing the menu digitally. Just a heads-up that the QR code is for browsing only, not online ordering. We ended up ordering the King Katsu, Rose Tteokbokki, Eggplant Dolsot, and a coffee. The King Katsu was absolutely massive, yet pounded thin enough to stay tender, with a beautifully light and flaky crust. The Rose Tteokbokki had the perfect level of spice balanced by a distinct sweetness. I would have loved to add cheese, but the $5.50 surcharge felt difficult to justify. The Eggplant Dolsot was another enjoyable dish, and the $3 coffee surprisingly reminded me of dalgona coffee, being bold, creamy, and quite sweet, like a dessert to finish off the meal. The restaurant itself has a unique, modern aesthetic that makes the space feel warm and inviting. The staff were friendly throughout our visit and made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. As a nice bonus, they offer a 5% discount when paying with cash. Overall, the prices are on the higher end for Korean food, but the generous portions, quality dishes, and pleasant dining experience made it an enjoyable visit.

Went for lunch around an hour after their open time and got seated right away. It is not a large…read morerestaurant though (can seat maybe 24 depending on group sizes). Since the weather was so warm, we wanted something refreshing and not too heavy, so ordered 물냉면 (Cold Noodles) and 산채비빔밥 (Wild Vegetable Bibimbap). Each of our dishes came with their own servings of 반찬 (banchan side dishes): 잡채 japchae noodles, 깍두기 kkakdugi diced radish kimchi, and cabbage salad. Both mains tasted exactly how we were expected them to, neither with overpowering flavours, saltiness -- balanced well. Server came around mid-meal to ask if everything was good and if we needed any refills of the banchan. There's a 5% discount if you pay with cash, but they do accept card payment as well. Parking spot was very easy to find at that time, but even if at a busier time, you can still find parking in the plaza.

If you like Korean food, here's a neat spot to get your fix in Richmond Hill…read more This restaurants used to be a BCD dine-in location but still serves the famous Korean soon tofu soup. The location isn't very well known as you have to make a bend at this grocery plaza. However it's much better than the tofu soup that's at the nearby food court. Silky tofu soup comes with a raw egg inside that cooks in the boiling hot soup. Heat levels can be chosen to fit your appetite. It's a standard meal but feels just right. We also had the dolsot bibimbap as well in the hot stone bowl. The taste was bang on, we enjoyed the crispy rice bottom provided by the hot stone. Four banchan side dishes were provided with our meal including kimchi, mung beans & soybeans while no refills were offered. The only difference here is they do not provide a pitcher to pour water for the stone rice bowl after the main meal. Skip it or hit it? We'll hit it up again despite the menu being on the pricier side. Good Korean food is worth it especially in the cold of winter!

**3.5** This place…read moreis known for their soon tofu soup. I ordered the pork bone soup, soybean soon tofu & combination soon tofu. It was good but found it too salty. Same with the pork bone soup - tasted great at first & then became very salty! I do like that they serve purple rice in the stone bowl. I also got the seafood pancake & it was so big and filled with lots of seafood. The side dishes were just okay. Place is a little run down and service was alright. Nothing special to note about