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

Came here on a weekday afternoon for lunch. Place was a…read morelittle busy but plenty of seating. This self serve Korean lunch (or dinner) buffet was a great, budget friendly option. Plenty of selection for side dishes, bulgogi, bibimbap self serve dishes. If you're craving Korean food but want a little bit of everything come here! Rice, noodles, side dishes, protein, a little bit of dessert. Plenty of room for seating groups or single diners. Ambiance: casual, not a fancy sit down. Recommended!

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.

I've been wanting to visit Sinjeon for the longest time so I went on a little lunch date with my…read moremom and we ordered the dishes that had caught my attention since the day I found out about this restaurant. First off was their SINJEON CHEESE KIMBOP which is filled with kimchi and cheese on the inside. I did expect it to be cheesier, maybe even with a pull, but this wasn't the case. Either way, it was flavorful with a good amount of spice and I'd safely say it was better than other kimbaps I've tried before! Sinjeon Cheese Kimbop $11.99 Next up, if you're looking for a dish with even more heat, is their CREAMY CARBONARA TTEOKBOKKI. This is the best sauce ever! It was so flavorful with a hint of smokey bacon, creamy but not overly heavy, and had such a good kick to it. The rice cakes were chewy, the little sausages were fun to each, and I love the crunchy little toppings which further elevated the entire dish. We were just about dipping everything in here. Creamy Carbonara Tteokbokki $12.99 We also ordered their SEAWEED ROLLS which were so hot upon being served and crunchy like you'd want them - I just felt they were pricey at $3.99 for three mini rolls. This is a very casual dining spot. You walk in to seat yourself, but we were immediately brought over bowls, chopsticks, and napkins by an employee. If you want water though, that is self-serve near their cashier area. After reviewing their menu for a couple minutes via a QR code presented on the table, one of their employees comes to place your order. Due to the casual nature, the employees serve the food to your table but do not do any routine check ups on you. Payment is also done with you walking up to the counter and oh, 5% discount if you pay cash! This is one of those restaurants with very tricky parking, given it is in the Yonge and Steeles area. There were a couple spots behind the restaurant near the waste bins with a sign that says "Sinjeon customers only" but I was skeptical because of its placement. In the end, it worked out fine for me. Thank goodness for no tows or this would have been a much different lunch experience!

Came here on a Saturday during the afternoon, not busy at all. You get seated and they take your…read moreorder. This location is way bigger than the College location and they have more seats so it's nice. It's fairly quiet, no music playing which I found nice. Water is self serve, and you can get extra utensils on your own as well. Service was good, even though there was very little table service. The prices are pretty cheap, my carbonara cream toppoki was around $14 and my boyfriend's original was $10. I asked for no spice at all and they were able to do it for the cream carbonara! The other location at College added a little bit and I ended up finding it spicy, so I was happy that they didn't add any this time. It was pretty good, the sauce is tasty and the rice cakes are good. However, I only got two sausages and two mushroom slices in the entire thing, which I thought was kind of sad. My boyfriend said his was good, and it doesn't come with any other toppings other than sauce and rice cake. Overall they were both tasty, but I wish there were more sausage and mushrooms in mine.

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.

I stumbled upon this cozy stall in the new K-Town Galleria food court. Enticed by the sweet warm…read moretoasty smell of these lil snacks cooking, my friend and I decided to grab a few. We got 1 pizza each and 1 sweet potato, taking advantage of the 3 for $8 deal. Only 1 pizza can be included in the base price -- it's $1 extra if you'd like two pizza like we got. The lady took time to explain the options and was very patient and kind. I enjoyed the generous amount of filling. This is def a Korean thing, but pizza-filled anything never feels complete without sweet corn as a topping lol. So yes, this is a great Korean style pizza filled bungeobbang. Wouldn't say it's the cheapest snack, but cooked on the spot and well-filled, it hits the spot. As an occasional indulgence, I would def be a repeat customer. There's free parking (close spots are usually taken, but the lot is never too full in you're willing to walk a little), and plenty of seating in the food court.

Bungeoppang (붕어빵) is a popular Korean winter street food, a fish-shaped pastry typically filled…read morewith sweetened red bean paste, custard, or other fillings - Wikipedia One of my go‑to Korean snacks, so I was excited to see a whole café for it inside the new Hmart food court. They make everything fresh nonstop, and you can even wait for a new batch if you want that fresh‑off‑the‑mold crunch. They've got red bean, custard, sweet potato, matcha, and even a pizza filling. Most of them are $2.99, which makes it an easy little snack to grab while shopping. The crust is crunchy and not too doughy, which I really like. And if you get six, it's tax‑free -- always a bonus. Nice spot to grab something warm and quick while wandering around Hmart.

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

Glad they opened up this location as it's quite convenient while you're in Downtown for more casual…read morebites in the area. I've been meaning to try Woojoo Bunsik for awhile and finally glad to have it. Chicken rose tteokbokki: Definitely worth paying a bit extra for the chicken as it was quite nice with the usual tteokbokki. The portions are decent for what you pay for. Bulgogi Riceball: First time having the rice ball dish and was quite a fun experience to use your hands. Definitely recommend getting along with the tteokbokki as it does balance out the flavours. Also great to dip the rice into the leftover tteokbokki sauce. The store is quite long and narrow. Though most of their seating is more for pairs, there are a couple of group tables available. Each table comes with an ordering tablet which is convenient to browse and send in your order. Overall, I had a great experience here.

This is a Korean restaurant. It is their third location. We've been to their first two locations…read morebefore. This location is long and narrow, with lots of indoor dining tables, far greater than the other two locations. I came for a late lunch today, 2025-01-15, which is their opening day. You get a free canned drink with every order for the first two weeks of the opening. There is a wide selection of Korean food offered. I ordered the following: 1. Crab Meat Rice Ball ($8.99). 2. Nestea (free with order). If you love to play with food, Rice Ball dishes are the thing to order!  It comes with a bed of white rice and seaweed strips.depending on what you order, you get mounds of onion chips, pickled radish, mayo, and in my case, crab meat. It is all topped with mayo. They give you one swe-through glove. Then the fun begins! Wear the glove the mix everything thoroughly, then press them into balls! My dish was delicious! You use a QR Code to see their menu. A server will come to your table to take an order. The customer service was good. There is easy-listening music playing in the background. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There is one gender-neutral washroom, but it is not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-009

Wow!!! What a hidden gem this is. S-Rank Chicken's Korean-style fried chicken was absolutely…read moredelicious. Unlike other Korean fried chicken counterparts like Mymy or BBQ chicken, S-Rank specializes in takeout orders because its chicken dishes can stay super crunchy while also perfectly marinated. I also particularly appreciated how the menu provides different sizes, so it's perfectly okay for you to solo a meal (with its chicken sandwich, lunch special, or other snack options). The price is also very reasonable. The exterior of the kitchen is super low-key. You need to really find it (see my picture). The store is small, but that also allows you to see how organized and clean the kitchen is--a major green flag. The service was quick and friendly. However, since all food is made fresh, you should order ahead online, or you'll need to wait a bit. I'll be back often with friends or by myself!

Came here after a friend shared an IG clip about this place. It's a bit hidden in what looks like…read morean industrial complex. It's takeout only and they recommend ordering 20 mins before pickup so it's ready. They were not selling the UFO fried chicken sandwich so I was a little disappointed. I did order wings, boneless fried chicken and a poutine. The spicy sauce had some kick to it but it comes on the side so you can control the amount you use. Note there's a non spicy version too so order the right one. Chicken was all very crispy and not greasy. The poutine was good with one of the longest cheese pulls I've seen but no squeak in sight if that's the type of poutine you enjoy. All the fries were soggy by the time we got home. It was also put on the bottom of the bag and left partially open. This got squished by the chicken boxes and the gravy went all over the bottom of one of the chicken boxes. Bit of a packing miss. Would come back if in the area for the sandwich but overall I felt it was a bit pricey for what we ordered.