I really liked their king sized dumplings, but thought the rest of the food was just alright (but still solid for this part of town!). Their ttukbaegi bulgogi with rice and glass noodles was solid too. However for their porkbone soup, though there was a decent amount of protein, the soup tasted a bit strong as if their pepper paste didnt get mixed in thoroughly. Came here on a Sunday and it was not too busy, but service was still a bit slow since there was only one waitress. Overall, I wouldnt mind coming here for their dumplings, but feel theres better options available nearby for their other dishes at the same price point read more

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My first time trying out Seoulicious with a group of friends. The place is a bit small so I wouldn't recommend going with large groups. I decided to try out their bibimbap in a hot stone since it seemed like one of their popular dishes according to other online reviews. - Hot Stone Bibimbap: It reminded me of a cafeteria with the trays and individual small side dishes for each person. The bibimbap was alright, wasn't out of the ordinary and wished it had more crunchiness to the rice (one of my favourite parts about getting hot stone bibimbap). The portions were average and felt like the price point was a bit high for standard hot stone bibimbap. If you happen to be in the area of Yonge & Wellesley, and want some Korean food it's an okay option but, I wouldn't go out of my way to visit. read more

Seoulicious - Bibimbap - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Had the pork bone soup and it was fairly mediocre. At $16 it's quite a bit more expensive than other places that serve it. I understand that you're paying the premium for its prime location at Yonge and Wellesley, but even so the food itself was mediocre. The pork was a little dry/hard and difficult to pick off the bone, and the soup lacked depth. Overall it tasted alright but was definitely not amazing. Also, most pork bone soup (gamjatang) should have gamja - potatoes. There were no potatoes at all. The soup only had a bit of beansprouts and green onion. The interior was clean and modern, and the service was fine, but I probably won't feel tempted to come again. read more

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Good (affordable--esp for Toronto!) food and customer service. Ordered online for pickup with uber eats and some delivery person somehow showed up with my order info. Even though it wasn't their fault, when I arrived, they remade the order for me. read more

3.5 really. Ordered the kimchi stew (16.99) and spicy seafood champon (18.99). Both were just OK I think. Portion wise both were quite large and everything just tasted alright. I thought the Champon soup could've had a bit more flavor as it seemed a bit plain. The kimchi stew was pretty refreshing though. Nothing really stands out as particularly good or bad here it gets the job done for simple korean cuisine. read more

Seoulicious - Kimchi stew (16.99) - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Ordered the bibimbap which was packed with a variety of veggies and a perfectly cooked fried egg. It was delicious and light! The portions were huge too - ended up with leftovers. The servers were quick and checked in frequently to refill our water. The restaurant was casual and they played kpop in the background (not too loud though so you can have a proper conversation). Overall great spot to fill your craving fast for Korean cuisine! read more

Food: 3 Stars Service: 3 Stars Ambience: 4.5 Stars Fill Factor: Satisfied Looking for some Korean food along Yonge Street, we found this place which did not really stand out from the outside but turned out to be a good choice. I ordered the kimchi fried rice and seafood rice cakes which overall were pretty good. I think the best way to describe the food here is that it is solid but not spectacular. It definitely satisfied the Korean food cravings. The place was pretty busy when we arrived but we were seated quickly. We took a long time to decide what we wanted but the staff were patient and the food came quickly. That was the extent of our service however as the staff were simply too busy to check on us afterwards. The place had a nice atmosphere with some pretty cool music in the background. There were a good number of seats and the place seemed clean. Noise levels despite how busy it was were ok. I am happy to have tried this restaurant. The food here is pretty good and the place was pretty relaxing to be in. I would not hesitate to come here again. read more

an okay spot for a weeknight meal. it's pretty small place and usually quiet when i'm here. cold noodles are a little hard to find in the area, the ones here are decent. service is basic and fast. read more

We had 2 soon tofu stews, both with beef, for takeout. The food was pretty good, but we found it weird they put the soups inside clear plastic bags (our guess is that they wanted to prevent spilling), and their side dishes were basically nonexistent. I would give this place a 3.5star and I would try it again, maybe for dine in next time. read more

Seoulicious - Tiny portions of kimchi as side dish. Had about 3 pieces in there... - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Decided to come here on rainy day and it was the best decision ever! I got the Spicy Stew (beef) and the portion size was decent! The soup was spicy and very warm! I like that they give I individual side to everyone instead of having a few small dishes for the table. Overall, good experience and would come back again! read more

Seoulicious - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Came here randomly on a Saturday night for dinner. We ordered the kimchi stew and the spicy squid. The squid was a bit burnt-the squid to veggie ratio was a bit off; more veggies than squid. The kimchi stew was yum yum though. It busy but we got a seat right away. It's a small place and the kitchen was opened so the place got a bit Smokey. Otherwise I enjoyed it. Will come back in the future. read more

Seoulicious - Kimchi stew - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This was the best Korean food that I had in Canada. The food is is very tasty ,the restaurant is very modern and clean, prices are really reasonable and portions are perfect. read more

Since Toronto is getting cold pretty soon, I got my favourite kimchi stew! Like any other traditional korean restaurant, the meal was served with side dishes. Seoulicious only gives three side dishes: kimchi, these glass noodles with soya sauce, and picked radish which is a step down from other restaurants but they do still do free refills. They also place the meal on a tray for you when they bring it to you. I think this makes it easier for you to eat (AND NOT SHARE YOUR SIDE DISHES) and for them to take it away. The kimchi stew was a much smaller portion that what I was expecting. The hotpot contained an abundance of onions and kimchi and an underwhelming serving of pork. I usually get kimchi stew since in other restaurants, the pork has very little fat and it's cooked just right. This kimchi stew had 5-6 chunks of pork fat with a small piece of meat on it.They serve the stew with a pretty good size of white rice which was warm. My sister finished her meal first but I was still eating but the servers brought the bill when we didn't ask for it yet. I felt like the server was trying to rush us out (?) by bringing the bill so early on. The restaurant wasn't too busy as well so I'm not sure why they did that. read more

Seoulicious - kimchi stew - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

a hidden place for korean eats near Wellesley TTC station. We got these 2 dishes to share between the 2 of us, and we were really stuffed by the end of it. They have all sorts of korean dishes and combos available, great for lunch and to share! The kimchi fried rice was pretty good, big portion, served with a fried egg on top! Just wish it was a bit more spicy. Super affordable! However, loved the soon tofu, We got the vegetable option, but meat and seafood option was also available as well. The soft tofu soup is pretty spicy~ so I loved it! It was super flavourful, the tofu melts in your mouth, and pairs super well with the bowl of rice. The warmness from the soup definitely warmed me up nicely. Kimchi Fried Rice - $10.00 Soon Tofu (Vegetable) - $15.00 read more

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Depending on the time of the day, this place may be packed but most of the time when I walk past here, I see empty tables. I came here past lunchtime and we were seated right away. What I like about it was that every dish came on its own tray plus your own banchan - a first for me. The bulgogi was very good, the only thing that made me give this place an ok rating was that the waitress gave us the receipt while I was 2/3 done my food. I found that a bit weird, I'm not sure if that's how they do it or they wanted us to finish faster. read more

Seoulicious - Lunch - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

There's tons of options for food in this area and I'm glad we ended up here. I had the spicy pork bowl and it can with miso soup and three sides. Everything was delicious, fairy healthy and very authentic. My brother got the LA ribs on a hot plate which looked amazing and definitely what i'm trying when i come back. We also shared a bacon and garlic pancake between the four of us and couldn't finish it all Relaxed atmosphere, and great for catching up with family and friends for a casual dinner, I'll definitely be back! read more

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I ordered a bulgogi hot plate. Instead I was served some warm salad with bulgogi. Didn't realise a hot plate was 80% vegetables. Took a bite of it. ABSOLUTELY NOT BULGOGI. Tasted the noodles side dish. Just pepper. Not sure why bulgogi comes with that much vegetables since it isn't expensive to make Nor do I understand why it tastes nothing like bulgogi. Ordered the spicy rice cake. Why is it basically in flavoured water ??????? The sauce is meant to be a thick consistency. Go to seor ak san or anywhere in korean town. Or even the nearby bbq places... Pic of bulgogi before eating Pic of spicy rice cake after eating read more

Seoulicious - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Stopped by here for the first time a day or two ago. It was pretty much an accident since we intended on going to a different Korean place but somehow ended up here instead due to a miscommunication amongst the group. All I can say is that we were very lucky to end up here! The food was great, the prices were extremely reasonable and the portions were large. I myself got the bulgogi rice bowl which in my books is always a win wherever you happen to get it from but this one was really, really good. I would have to say my biggest regret was not getting the short rib tray that a friend of mine got. It looks so damn good and I think we will be going back in the next week or so just to get me my rib fix! All in all if you want a reasonably priced, great tasting and filling meal I highly recommend stopping by here read more

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A fairly "modern" Korean restaurant, with interesting choices of drinks and food, and nice side dishes too. Prices are very competitive and reasonable for the area. In particular, their hot plates and soups are amazing for a cold winter's day meal while their cold noodles can be super refreshing in the summertime. Portions are average, maybe on the smaller side, so splitting an appetizer can be a good idea. Their pancake is also quite different and good to try out as a starter. Staff are attentive and quite helpful at explaining the menu. Food comes quickly and people tend to leave within an hour. read more

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Open late at night, Seoulicious is the bomb for midnight dinners when it's a no go for pub food. My friend introduced me to it after we finished our Black Friday shopping. Luckily, we didn't have to fight for seats. It wasn't too packed, but there was a constant stream of customers. Therefore, you know it's probably not too hyped, but it's still highly revered in the area. The chefs serve standard Korean fare in a more modern setting. The lighting is dim, the tables are black, there are extra lighting fixtures in the corner, and the servers adorn black outfits. The interior is not over the top, but it's a pleasant alternative to the usual wooden and brown interiors of Korean restaurants (at least from the ones I've visited). Here, you will find your usual pancakes, ddukbokki, bibimbap, and hot plates. They are reasonably priced compared to other Korean restaurants in the downtown core. They are certainly not cheap eats, but you would have spent the same or more at a pub anyway. We ordered the ddukbokki, LA ribs, and Spicy Pork. The latter two came with individual side dishes instead of shared ones, a bowl of rice and a miso soup. All of them were flavourful and large in portion-size. I especially loved my spicy pork because the meat was cut into smaller pieces, thus allowing the sauce to be more noticeable with every bite. My only gripe that night was with the LA ribs because they were overdone. They weren't burnt, but they were unbearably chewy. If you like your ribs tender, then pass on this one. There are actually 4 levels of spiciness. My server recommended me to stick with what he called ''regular''. I was initially against it because I thought it would be too mild, but lo and behold, the ''regular'' spiciness was definitely a hot one. It wasn't mild and it wasn't over the top. It was the standard spicy kick you get at Korean restaurants in Toronto. If you're good with spiciness but not an extremist, stick with ''regular''. Seoulicious is a pretty fail-safe spot for Korean grub. It doesn't have outstanding prices and food quality. However, they're all fair. There's really no distinguishable factor between this establishment and others, except for the interior. It's open late at night, though, so It's a solid option if you're craving Korean munchies after a long day. read more

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I got take out one night when starving - the vegan options was soft tofu soup - and had them make it *spicy*. Perfect balance between spicy, salty and delicious! The tofu consistency was melt-in-the-mouth, fresh crispy veggies. The soup is served with a side of sticky rice, pretty standard. I also got a side of the veggie spring rolls, I think there was som egg in them - not totally vegan. Overall, would definitely get the soft tofu soup again. read more

Today 2019, September 28th, I picked up gam-ja-tang. It taste already spoiled when I arrived at home, so I called them. They admit that they used the one day old (I don't know this is one day old) and they just packed it without tasting. They at least promised to refund. But in case I got some stomachache, I freeze the food and keep the receipt. read more

Seoulful korean food? Eh, somewhat. I really wanted to love this place but with each bite I took from my meal, I found everything mediocre. I came here with a friend of mine around 6 pm and the interior was very dark but was lit with candles at every table. Service here was quick, we always had our water filled and our food arrived in orderly time. I ended up ordering the bulgogi bowl ($11) as I saw many photos of it on yelp. Furthermore, my friend and his friend decided to split the seafood spicy ricecake ($12). BULGOGI BOWL: Everything (Miso soup, three side dishes and the main dish) was served on a cafeteria tray which took me to surprise. The bulgogi bowl itself was quite large and a generous amount of rice is given. Thankfully the bulgogi wasn't dry and it was lightly seasoned however; I wished it had more flavoring as I was expecting it to be very marinated. The bowl also includes vegetables, however; I had an ABUNDANCE of onions and a little cabbage which was very disappointing. Furthermore, three side dishes were included with each dish, they included: kimchi, fish cake, and radish (?) in some type of sauce (I only tried the kimchi). Normally whenever I go to korean restaurants, they offer at least six side dishes so seeing only three was a disappointment. Personally, I didn't like the kimchi. Yes it had the spice factor but I found it to turn bland after munching on it. I like it when kimchi has an after taste of it being either sweet or sour; but this had none of the above. SEAFOOD SPICY RICECAKE: Not terrible, but lacked seafood. There was enough spice, a good amount of rice cakes (shared among three people), but spotting any seafood was difficult. When I took a bite out of the rice cakes, it had the seafood flavour but there was literally no sight of seafood in the dish. I found one mussel, one hoop of squid, and there were a few pea sized clams. Unfortunately, nothing was out of the ordinary and would not come back. read more

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Worst service I've ever experienced in Toronto. When we asked how much longer the food would take after waiting for an hour, their first response was to ask "do you want to cancel your order?" The only thing we were served during the hour wait was water - no drinks, appetizers, side dishes, nothing. Had to ask 3 times for the bill and ended up walking up to the cash register to pay. Food was alright, albeit on the salty side. Simple Korean fare with no frills attached. Probably would have enjoyed it more if we weren't starving from the wait. We ordered the shrimp fried rice, bibimbap with bulgogi, and tofu soup. Side dishes were very small. Food - 3/5 Ambience - 3/5 Service - 1/5 Overall - 2/5 read more

I don't get the bad reviews on here. I walked by this place and decided to give it a shot and I was amazed by how much effort the cooks/staffs put in to this place to make this place decent. First of all, I love the music selection here. They play music that are similar to Starbucks, which is classic and peaceful. It's honestly hard to find a restaurant in Toronto that plays good music nowadays. It's something different that I very much appreciate about this place, since I am so sick and tired listening to loud trashy Rap all the time everywhere else. Secondly, they served me complimentary salad which I pretty sure the salad dressing is house-made. And I gotta say the salad tastes amazing, honestly the best salad I've ever had in my life taste-wise. Also I ordered the Pork-Bone soup, the portion was huge, it looked good and it comes on a tray with all the appetizers that were also free. I was surprised by how much items I can get when I was just paying $12 for my meal. I'm certainly going back. read more

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Like many of the reviewers here, I was upset to see DanJi go, as there aren't very many Korean comfort food restaurants nearby, but I was quickly comforted to see that another Korean restaurant simply took its place. Overall, I think it's an improvement over DanJi though the quality of the food doesn't match the Korean restaurants over in Koreatown. However, if you do have a craving for Korean food, this should hit the spot. The decor of the place is the biggest change from DanJi, and instead of the mom and pop feel, it actually looks clean and modern. It is primarily a restaurant at night but it is also a good choice to have drinks, as they have set up the restaurant as a bar/restaurant sort of vibe, similar to Miss Korea nearby. Overall the food is slightly better than Miss Korea and serves a lot more food options, not too far off from DanJi's menu. I ordered the beef soup (yukgaejang) and pork belly - yes I ordered two entrees for myself cause I was hungry, but the portions were in line with what you'd be served at other Korean restaurants. The food comes in a tray in silverware and actually looks kinda... nice? I'm used to Korean food looking very homemade but they seem to actually have put in some effort into the visual presentation. They don't give nearby as many side dishes as the other Korean places but you're always free to ask for more refills. The taste of the food was ok. The pork belly was a little too salty, and a bit confusing to eat. They gave me salted pork belly with raw green onions and onions and grilled garlic, but no ssamjang, and instead got a chunk of Kimchi pork. Maybe I didn't eat it the way it's meant to be eaten, but I usually consider ssamjang to be a staple with grilled pork belly. Mind you, I didn't bother to ask as I was too hungry, I'm sure they would've had some. The beef soup was ok, more spice than flavour, but wasn't bad and hit the spot anyway. Overall, I had a good experience at Seoulicious and would likely return. Note though that they stop serving food after 11:30pm or so and turns primarily into a bar, so make sure you come before then if you want to have a meal. I'm curious to see what their drinking experience is like, and will likely return for that on a night when I can afford to be hungover next day. read more

Seoulicious - Pork belly with beef soup, 2 entrees, one stomach. - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

5-star worthy!! Living in New York, there is some good Korean food in Korea town on 32nd street, but nothing beats Korean food in Toronto. Seoulicious is another example of awesome taste for a very reasonable price. I ordered the Seoulicious Platter which came with a combination of sausage, spicy pork, spicy chicken and bulgogi. But the best thing on the platter was the grilled pineapple! If they sold grilled pineapple as a side, I would have ordered more. The food came really quick and the amazing smell matched the taste. I also ordered the Korean Pear juice which was so good. The service was excellent with very attentive servers. I will come here when I come to town again, thank you Seoulicious team. read more

Seoulicious - Seoulicious Platter - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Despite the very nice decor, the food here was nearly inedible. I ordered the (I think) most expensive item on the menu - galbi (short ribs) at $28. I usually love galbi, but the version here was just bad all around. The cut itself was about 2-3x the thickness of what normal galbi should be like, and tasted just awful. It tasted like it was way over-marinated in sauce to cover up the fact the beef itself is very poor quality and near expiration. I ended up eating less than 1/4 of it despite being very hungry when I came into the restaurant. My husband got the chicken katsu and had similar feeling - over marinated to cover up poor meat quality. Needless to say, we will not be coming back here. 2 star is only for the very nice decor of the restaurant. read more

New favourite Korean restaurant! Their bulgogi, LA Kalbi & kimchi pancakes are the best I've had. Service was also amazing. Can't wait to come back! read more

Seoulicious - Kimchi pancakes - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I do not understand the poor reviews in here... I've been to this place for three times and my experience was great. I was craving for some Korean rice cake one day that my boyfriend and I happened to discover this new place around the neighbourhood. It was around 5-6pm and the place was almost packed. We ordered a Spicy Rice Cake with bulgogi and a Spicy Pork Hot Plate suggested by the two ladies sitting right next to us. The food came in around 10-15 minutes that was efficient as it was packed. I just instantly fell in the rice cake, so does their spicy pork. Do not expect authentic Korean cuisine but do appreciate their Western-modified/modern flavoured dishes. I have never tried Danji that was replaced by them and unsure about the pricing. But don't compare and rate this new place with the old one! I find their food reasonably priced with the newly renovated interior and their quality utensils. Say competitors like Miss Korea on Yonge, this place serves decent food and nothing crappy. Love their black sesame salad dressing! One point to be mindful is that their food are relatively spicy (just a little when compared to most korean place), wish that they'll ask if you want it mild, medium, or regular. I had never experienced any unpleasant issue such as dirty cups. All three visits had been wonderful and servers are extremely nice and helpful (though they may missed your wave sometimes as they stand behind the cashier chitchatting). Overall experience has been perfect for my 3-times visits! Love this place! read more

Seoulicious - Spicy rice cake with Bulgogi at the front and Spicy Pork with rice (not recommended, just pay $5 extra for the hot plate version) - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I was kinda sad to see Danji go but I was glad it is another Korean restaurant that took over. The decor is very modern chic. You'll be greeted by pretty boys dressed neatly. Anyhow that doesn't affect my ratings on this place. My first experience with them was a takeout pork bone soup. I waited about 10-15 mins for my order which was fine considering they're still trying to get things together. Once home I was excited to try my food. Holy plastic bag in a styrofoam takeout container. It was kinda hard to get every time out without making a mess. Once everything was on a bowl I had my first spoonful of the soup. Yum! It was delicious and I couldn't stop drinking the soup. The pork was soft and every piece fell off the bone. It's a sign the pork was executed perfectly. I have no complaint or whatsoever on the spiciness level. It was just right. I'd say it's on the medium level. Overall I'm impressed with Seoulicious because my pork bone soup was delicious. I'll be back for sure. read more

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I have been coming to Seoulicious due to the convenient location and great prices in the area... The past couple weeks the food has been a lot lot better and realized new management has taken over! The food is absolutely amazing. I've had everything on the menu like 10 times but the pork bone soup is by far one of the best and the kimchi pancakes are to die for. Very authentic and the ingredients are healthy and organic. Unlike other Asian restaurants that use tons and tons of MSG! I will be a repeat customer for life!! read more

My heart broke when I heard Dan Ji closed down and was replaced. I came out of respect for Dan Ji to see what it's been replaced with. Everything on the inside looks exactly the same, just more modern. The food now comes in trays, which is weird and seems gimmicky to me. The side dishes I didn't even really touch. The beef stew I ordered had pieces of beef that were tough af. And to top it all off everything is quite overpriced. read more

Seoulicious - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

my go-to place! The only korean spot i go to and will come back to any time of the year. Firstly, the food is delicious. Secondly, staff is super friendly and smiley!!! Thirdly, It's 5 mins away from my home, so it is very convenient! I usually get Fried Kimchi (sub for chicken), which tastes amazing!, or Spicy Chicken Bowl. Love it and recommend 1000% read more

Came here on my birthday with some friends last month. Service was efficient for our group of 8. Food was delicious and servings were large - I had the bibimbap with beef bulgogi and a soju cocktail. The bibimbap flavour was delicious, beef portion could ha e been larger. We had brought a cake and they cut and plated without an extra charge. Importantly, I was able to catch up with my friends in a relaxed and friendly environment - we stayed for some time and the staff didn't mind. Thanks for a delicious birthday dinner! read more

Seoulicious - Bibimbap with beef bulgogi and soju cocktail - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Came here yesterday for lunch and was very meh. Ordered the pork bone stew, the soybean stew and the beef dunplings. Portion sizes were huge but the flavours were just not up to par with other amazing Korean places in Toronto. I came here to escape the cold and warm up with some extra spicy stew and it just didn't hit the spot. I really doubt I'd come here again, but the location is great. Oh, and the ban Chan were.. Nothing to write about. Just a bit of kimchi, japchae and radish. Other note : the tables are really small and they serve on these personal trays. A) it made the experience feel very cafeteria-esque and there was no room on the table to even put down my phone.. So that was kinda a bummer Though what gives it three stars was the service. The guys working there were super duper nice and came to check on how we doing just the right amount. read more

This is one of my favorite places to eat in the Yonge/Wellesley area. It's quick. The food tastes good. It's priced reasonably and the portions are exactly right. Having said that: I've been here probably 5 or 6 times now...and I've had only one dish. I really enjoy the kimchi fried rice here. So much so that I basically haven't ordered anything else here. It's spicy, but not overly crazy. There are bits of pork belly in the fried rice...and if I counted correctly one time, it's exactly 3 pieces =) . Not enough that I can't share with someone who is vegetarian and will eat food once the meat has been removed. But so small and few in between that it's difficult to spot. They do keep it somewhat dark in the restaurant, so it's hard to find the pieces of meat . So I have since decided to order it and ask that they just leave out the pork belly. I've also tried their juices. The rice and the pear drinks are both delicious and valuable...we'll get back to why this is. We've also tried some other stuff as well (just that it wasn't ordered by me!). I will give a warning though. It can be very spicy. This is where the value of the rice drink or the pear drink comes in. The rice drink reminds me of ones I've had growing up. I just never knew that it cuts down the spiciness of the food as well as it does. If you eat something here and find yourself thinking no amount of water is helping..give the drink a try. You're welcome! (j/k) read more

Okay so I went to get my nails done and my technician happened to be korean. She recommended this place for some great korean food. Taking her advice we headed here with little expectations because it's not in Korea town and it's not around Yonge and finch either. Anyways, we were pleasantly surprised! I usually hate when there isn't potato side dishes but the side dishes here were great! I loved that every person got their own side dishes. Portions are Generous. Food can come out faster but it's understandable with the amount of food it comes with. Service is great and it's one of the best tofu soup, as well as pancakes I've ever had. read more

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Went there, waited for over 40 minutes and been told that the order was failed to be placed, and need to wait for another 20 minutes. REALLY NICE SERVICE. read more

I came in super hungry. Ordered a pork bone soup. Description said it was spicy but it wasn't. Came out bubbling but the top of my pork bone was cold. Veggies could be a bit softer they've just put that on the dish last minute. My hunger was satisfied but it wasn't the best pork bone soup... Looking around I should have had the kimchi pot instead. read more

Seoulicious - Korean Near Me - Toronto, Ontario