A small takeout shop in an unexpected locations surrounded by industrial warehouses. A great place…read moreto pick up lunch if you are in the area. We tried their fried chicken sandwich and their gumbo and chicken lunchbox. Their fried chicken sandwich is huge, with the crispy chicken spilling over the sides of a generous buns. Even though it is slathered in sauce, the chicken still retains an amazing crunch. Their lunchbox is on the lighter side, but a good option if you would like something slightly healthier.

Small takeout restaurant located in an industrial/employment area. Truly a gem. Staff were quick…read moreand kind. Aesthetic inside is quirky. The food though was amazing and well priced. Nice options including what we ordered - Bulgogi kimbap and Korean fried chicken. Will definitely come back.

Very surprised with how delicious the soon tofu was with seafood! It is perfect on a cold day. The…read morewas about $16 and I left very full. Service was great, no complaints at all. I love how we get all these small side dishes. I liked the ambiance too, felt very comfortable like I was at a close relative's home.

Comforting Korean soft tofu stew any day…read more Buk Chang Dong is still the most popular spot in the city for Korean spicy tofu stew. It's dotted all over the city, with a popular following. My better half for one can't resist going when we are in the mood for Korean food. Especially when we encounter cool weather, as was the case during a stormy downpour outside. There are rear parking spots and it's possible to walk through the back door though staff frowned at us going through this while a group did the same later. The menu is still simple: a small selection of Korean spicy tofu stews along with dishes like Bibimbap that pale in comparison. We always order #1 & #3. Soon Tofu ($17.50) with beef, mussel, shrimp for me; kimchi, beef, pork for her. Following the individually-portioned banchan, boiling red cauldrons loaded with silky tofu arrived hot out the kitchen and we quickly cracked an egg in to cook raw. Soup broth was rich savoury seasoning plus adjustable heat. Unfortunately the Bibimbap ($19.50) only came in one level of spice in the sauce, which was a level of heat that was too spicy for our child to enjoy. We noticed the prices were raised recently. The purple rice bottom accompanying the Soon Tofu makes for a good after-meal rice soup for which I enjoy having with the refillable banchan. Do as the locals do, and we always see this restaurant packed with Koreans. They also offer a 5% cash discount at the front counter. Skip it or hit it? Hit it for a warm Korean meal especially on a cold day.

I have always loved coming to this place when I am in Toronto and was happy to try out this new…read morelocation that was closer to where I stay when I am visiting. Despite it being packed, you can get a table pretty quick as the turnover is fast and the service is quick. Most of our table got Special #1 with the soon tofu soup of mussel, shrimp and beef. It was very tasty and delicious. My husband ordered the bibimbap which he devoured. My older son loved the cheese ball appetizer. The only thing I would say is I wish they had more variety in their banchan options like perhaps a fish cake dish or japchae? We definitely liked the variety of menu options other than soon tofu soup for those in your group who may not prefer the hot soup items. Great addition to the area!

Combo Soon Tofu soup with purple rice ! Scorched rice with hot water is yummy and reminds me of my…read moreDad's fav. foods. He was the eldest of 6 children & was the last of eat. Also, ordered Kimchi Rice & Broiled Beef with purple rice. Prices have really increased since pandemic but the quality and meal is lovely. We love this chain of Korean eateries. This is the great space.

Saw this new place and was curious to try it, and I'm glad I did. At first, the menu looked pretty…read moresimple: lots of healthy broth noodles, dumplings, and spicy soups that seemed a bit plain. But once the food arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. My hubby loved the kimchi (free) appetizer so much he asked for seconds. The spice level was perfect, a nice kick without numbing your taste buds. We ordered the king‑size kimchi dumplings, and they were massive. Each one was almost the size of my palm. The hot pepper soy sauce paired beautifully with them. I could only finish two before I was nearly full, and I still had to save room for the bulgogi. The bulgogi ended up being the standout. It wasn't the typical flavour you get at most Korean diners, it had a deeper, delicious umami taste that really impressed me. The portions, especially for the dumplings, were incredibly generous. The food was so good I ended up overeating, and we still had leftovers. Overall, a great first visit. I'd definitely come back to try more dishes.

This place is new to the neighbourhood…read more Right off the bat when entering you are embraced by the smell of bleach. They clean their tables with bleach, and they do such a great job you can no longer smell the food. The soup for the Tteok-Guk was boring, it was extremely mild flavoured. The pork cutlet was huge! They are not joking when they say king sized. However there is way too much sauce, makes the cutlet soggy as there is no way to eat such a large portion quick enough to keep it crispy. The standout are the dumplings. Made fresh in house (they were making them at the next table over). Great to share, and very tasty. Overall the food is okay, I wouldn't return.

Hmm...my partner and I were really craving yubuchobap (Korean inari sushi with toppings), so we…read moredecided to try Woojoo Bunsik because of its high Google rating. Unfortunately, it was extremely underwhelming. First off, the pricing was fucking wild. We got 2 spicy salmon yubus and 2 scrambled egg yubus, and it came out to nearly $20 with tax...for what are basically bite-sized pieces. On top of that, the toppings were very skimpy: the salmon ones were just a few small cubes mixed with a lot of spicy mayo, an the scramble eggs ones...they were just scramble eggs. Flavor-wise, nothing really stood out either, aside from the tofu skin itself (which was premade) Honestly, I'm starting to question these yubuchobap spots in general. I had a similar experience at YUBU before in Toronto--also disappointing and way overpriced (I remember paying around $30 for five pieces). At this point, it just doesn't feel worth ordering yubuchobap at a restaurant.

A small shop in North York - few mins drive from Finch station - offering Korean fried chicken,…read moretteokbokki, rice balls, tofu pockets, pasta / udon, risotto, and more! Choose from mild, normal, spicy levels 1-4 . Featured here: Basil Cream Pasta - Spicy 1, Tuna Rice Balls , Rose Tteokbokki - Spicy 1 , Sweet and Spicy Fried Chicken Service was quick! More of a sit down spot for small groups of 2-4. Any larger you may want to get takeout. Food was fresh and delicious; if you can handle a low to medium spice, I would go for spice level 1. I would come again to satisfy my cravings

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.

Came here late on a Friday night around 9pm for dinner…read more Food-shared a 4 main entree preset dinner menu that included sweet & sour pork, jjajang, sashimi platter & jjampong. Hit the spot!!! A little bit of everything to share. Generous portions. Flavourful pork,. Loved the jjampong, generous seafood portions & tasty soup base. A great balance of Korean dishes to share for 2-3 people. Service- fast, efficient, ordering via barcode. Attended to us in a timely manner. Ambiance - casual, enough room for small groups, and plenty of tables. Overall, would definitely come back and try other things on the menu, as well as recommend to others!

The seafood noodle soup combo with dynamite roll was good. Delicious spicy soup with a nice kick of…read morespice and flavour. I will order this again. The Friday special spicy pork bone soup with rice/noodle had a similar soup base as the seafood noodle. It looked great, but it was ok! I think we made a bad order combination. Should have order something else not spicy soup to try different types of dishes. I won't came back for this though. I will try other soups instead.

Since the move to Markham, Jeon Ju Hyang has become one of our favourite places to grab dinner…read moreafter work, especially when I have a fried chicken craving! It is a smaller location compared to the one at Midland & McNicoll Scarborough location; nonetheless, the food here is amazing too! The service is very speedy and courteous - there is always this one lady that takes care of FOH, cleaning up and taking care of everything! You order via QR code online, and the staff will immediately bring you some Korean appetizers to start - all very yummy, and you can ask for refills too! But save room for the food; the food is very satisfying here. I often get the Galbi Tang with beef short ribs, veggies and sweet potato noodles. I love their fried chicken a lot but I can't eat too spicy, so I ask for the sauce on the side for light dipping :) They offer gloves to eat with your hands, and an extra metal bowl to put your bones - very thoughtful!

This shop has many different locations and I think it's great that the quality and consistency is…read moregenerally the same throughout all of them! This location is small but the tables are spaced out so you can sit comfortably. It is in a busy plaza but it is never too crowded. You can order via the QR code and they are pretty quick! Side dishes are my favourite and they are delicious but limited to one refill. The portion sizes are pretty decent. I like the seafood pancake here. It is great for sharing.