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3.9 (39 reviews)

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Yummy BBQ & Food is located in the food court at 1390 Don Mills Rd, south of York Mills.
Imelda M.

Hidden gem! Yummy B-B-Q is the O.G., these guys serve up some, for lack of a better word, "YUMMY" Korean food. Their first location was in downtown Toronto, now they've moved to Don Mills. They're one of the reliable Korean restaurants, serving tasty and consistently great food since 1994. In 1994 the sitcom F*R*I*E*N*D*S was on TV and the charmingly loveable character Joey was big on the "How you doin'?" pickup line. That's almost 30 years ago, the same amount of time Yummy B-B-Q has been perfecting their menu. Pick a number, don't be shy. All of their food is delicious! This time around I opted for a few items. I woke up craving pork cutlet, so that was a no brainer to order. It came with two scoops of rice, was light, crispy and tasty. Next I ordered BBQ Beef and asked for it to be made spicy. That also came with two scoops of rice and side dishes of kimchi and tofu. Finally I ordered a Seafood Pancake which literally was the finest work of art, it was so colourful, filled with so many veggies and yummy seafood. It came with a dipping sauce which I poured over the pieces. Perfection in a box! Undeniably hardcore, so please order by "order number" for accuracy. Some might be familiar with Yummy BBQ's previous downtown incarnations, which used to be located on Yonge St near Maitland, but they moved 2 years ago to this new location inside a food court off of Don Mills on Mallard Rd. As someone who frequented all of their locations, I can honestly say that they just keep getting better and better! Support local businesses and try some Yummy B-B-Q, takeout or delivery, it'll be just plain Yummy.

Beef lunch special with kimchi and tofu.
Kevin P.

An unassuming mom and pop shop good for Korean food in a food court. Lunch special is your best value with incredible value cooked fresh to order by the mom in the back. Free hot tea. I had chicken and 2 sides (tofu and kimchi) and my guest had beef and 2 sides. You can have it spicy or mild. We had it spicy and it was definitely tolerable. Fresh food served hot at great price. Can't be better.

Chicken bugolgi and beef ribs
Denise C.

We have found them! I remember when I was in uni, we'd trek to Yonge and Wellesley wherethey were once located and scarf down on delicious Korean for a very reasonable price. When they closed down, someone told me they moved to Ktown but I never ventured that way. My fiancé told me he remembered them when they were at Dundas west before that... Needless to say, when we came across this small food court, they weren't open but we knew we'd be back. Today was that day. I'm slightly sad they're here because the traffic in the plaza is quite minimal. Either way we were excited to discover they are the original and we ordered the Yummy special. Freshly made, For $20 it was more than enough for two. It's definitely "down to earth" and there will almost always be seating (I'm guessing...I don't work in the area so maybe they're busier during the work week?) Their hours are 11-930, 7 days a week...be sure to drop in!

Grilled Short Ribs (Spicy) on rice with some side dishes
Nathan A.

Saw the good reviews and needed to check this place out as it's close to the office as well. Located in a new food court, with half the stalls still emtpy, so it's easy to find seating. Ordered the grilled short ribs, which you can then specify whether you want it spicy or not. It also comes with a few of the Korean side dishes. The food was great! Very flavourful. A very nice filling meal, and the price is nice. Will definitely come back.

BBQ Rib Lunch Special
Diana S.

Hidden gem in food court! Heard a lot of good things from our friends, so we decided to give it a try. We ordered lunch special - BBQ rib, and the spicy rice cake with beef. Lunch special comes with 2 side dishes. Ribs is very tender, very tasty. Sauce is amazing too. Two side dishes were good too. Spicy rice cake is amazeballs. Usually rice cake is covered with gochujang (apology for misspelling / mispronouncing), but this ricecake is covered with special sauce along with brocolli, beef and some cabbage. Service is okay, very straightforward but I know I come for the food. Husband was not a big korean food fan before but he said this is definitely his favourite from now on. That says a lot! Definitely our favourite korean place now!!

Side dishes
Wendy H.

The food here is really good. I highly recommend the meat platter that is for 2 people. It had lots of meat and it comes with dumplings, fried vegetables, and rice. I also ordered their Soon Tofu soup and Pork Bone soup. Both were delicious and had lots of flavour. It was not too salty. It came with a big bowl of rice and side dishes. At first, it was a bit hard to find this place because we didn't now it was inside of a food court.

Tell me these lunch special prices aren't wonderful
Joanne L.

Big boxes of food. Good quality. Reasonable prices. Not the best English, but we'll muddle through. P.S. This is in the food court next to the LA Fitness. It's nice and quiet. Got the BBQ Short Ribs (kalbi) combo for $13. It came in a large square takeout box and was quite heavy. There was a lot of rice, but there was also a very generous amount of kalbi. You could taste the grilling on the kalbi, so this isn't pan fried fake stuff. This is the real deal. And more of it than I've ever seen in a takeout box before. It also came with two slices of pan fried tofu covered in soy sauce and small bits of chilis, a small side of japchae which my brother was a huge fan of (he doesn't usually like japchae much), a small container of kimchi, and a small container of pickled radish slivers that were surprisingly gingery. They have another special I'm thinking of getting the next time I go. It's called the Yummy Special and it's got short ribs, beef, and chicken, egg battered zucchini, 2 scoops of rice, and 2 pieces of fried dumpling for $20. I'm sure it'll be way more food than 2 people can eat. Side note: They also have lunch specials. Stirfried chicken, beef, pork, or veggie and rice = $6.25. If you add kimchi and tofu to that, it'll be $7. They also have assorted BBQ specials for $8-$9. Lunch specials run every day from 11am-3pm. I'm so in next time I've got a day off! I can't 100% confirm this one, but I've also heard they're open til 2am!

BBQ ribs (kalbi) special for $11
Harry L.

Good lunch special for BBQ ribs (kalbi), only $11 and you get like 3 whole pieces, decent flavour, not amazing, but you get a decent value for this. Two giant scoops of rice, I couldn't finish it all and saved it for dinner. Owner didn't speak English well and seemed to have trouble understanding my order, but it was ok.

Mixed noodle with beef! Four sides included with order of noodles and pork bone soup.
Raymond W.

Loved eating at Yummy BBQ when they were in downtown Toronto. So happy when I found out they reopened elsewhere! Went on a special trip uptown to eat there again. I love their pork bone soup. Meat is fall off the bone, and the soup is so flavorful, it doesn't need to be spicy to taste good. Out of the eateries where I've eaten pork bone soup, Yummy BBQ does it the best. My partner's cold mixed noodle with beef was tasty, with nice texture. A bit of spinach was nice in there too! Portion sizes are big for good price. We also love that when my partner and I went today, the food court was kind of empty, and we could eat in peace and quiet, unlike some restaurants where it's crowded, noisy, and we feel rushed. Well worth the trip!

Bbq chicken lunch special - Chicken, rice, 2 sides

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I came during lunch today to break my fast after my morning classes! The lady who worked there was…read morenice enough to answer my questions about whether if there were nuts in there or not! I have a severe allergy and safe to say this place is definitely going to be my go to spot when I'm available!! The food I got was super tasty and it wasn't heavy (not too oily or overly salty) and the side dishes paired so well either the bimbibap! The portion was so big, so if you skipped a couple meals this place will definitely satisfy you! I also have mild gluten sensitivity but I didn't have any issues after having my meal there! But that's just me tho, don't risk if you have high sensitivity! Summary: it's nut free, tasty, nice service, food was clean and light, will come back.

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.

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