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!

If the store had Kimbap in their name... do not order tteokboki. I should have known better. But…read morewhy? How? I'm generally not a fan of Korean sushi. The rice is always too densely packed and the flavour is always too sesame oil dominant. Even if I was hungry I wouldn't have ordered a Kimbap anyway. So maybe that's why??? My older one just needed a place close to his basketball practice to catch a quick lunch. My son loves to eat ttebokki that's probably the other reason why we ended up ordering rice cake at a kimbap place. When it came, we were both shocked by the portion. For $11, you can see a small amount of rice cake floating in the red sauce. There was no egg, zero fish cake and not even a sliver of carrot. Gogo Kimbap Nonono!

What a pleasant surprise!…read more Kimbap of many varieties, udon Zha Jiang myeon, all sorts of Korean quick bites, perfectly made and elevated. The s'sal (rice) they use is a good quality grain. The storefront looks unassuming from the outside, but don't be fooled! Courteous service, fair prices and lots of choices. Definitely on my return to list.

We saw this place on Instagram and decided to come try it. It's located inside a plaza with many…read moreother restaurants and finding parking was a breeze. The inside is very small and cozy. Service was very friendly and phenomenal. We ordered 2 of their Kalguksu Combo's which came with a choice of meat, rice, side dishes, kimchi, and a bowl of hand pulled noodles. We went with their jaeyuk and bossam. We also ordered their mandu since we heard good things about it. I LOVED their kimchi. It was so flavorful and fresh. The side dishes were just alright. Nothing too special. I didn't really like the Jaeyuk, the flavor is there but the meat just isn't tender. But I've never had tender Jaeyuk or Bulgolgi so maybe that is just how it is. The bossam on the other hand was really delicious, tender and soft. I highly recommend it. The kalguksu was great as well. The soup was hearty and the noodles themselves were so soft with a nice chew to it. The mandu was also really good. They were so large and plump and the wrapper was so thin. This place is amazing for the price! At about $23-24 for each combo, it comes with a ton of food. And their gigantic mandu was only $13.5 for 6. Their Kimchi and Kalguksu was definitely the highlight for me and is comparable to the ones I've had in Seoul. I would definitely come back again. Also if paying by cash, it's 10% off.

Really enjoyed my dining experience here at Jin Myungdong Korean Noodles. I'll be happy camper to…read moredine here again. We ordered the meat kalguksu, a round of dumplings and my SO ordered the kalguksu set with bulgogi. Everything was really delicious. I would say the quality of the food isn't as high as another joint nearby with the similar cuisine, but at the sametime, they more than make up for it with the large portions and lower prices and the service was great. Definitely some place we will revisit again in the future. Especially love their banchan they serve and the generous bowl of kimchi, enough for our party of 4 without us needing to ask for seconds. By the way the banchan with cabbage turns out to be the sauce for the dumplings too, which was a nice touch. Ambiance is casual and there isn't too much seating and so I feel it's a bit tight as we got the corner seats. Not really anywhere to set a purse, so definitely dress casually to avoid getting splatter from your food and bag if you tend be a messy eater like me.

Homey and hearty noodles and dumplings…read more Atmosphere: This is a cozy restaurant with a very comforting and homey atmosphere, with food to match. There were smaller tables throughout and it was quite casual, with families and friends gathering. Food: The kimchi tasted very fresh and light, with a hint of spice but less fermentation than grocery-store kimchi. The bossam set was nice with some radish and vegetables to balance out the richness of the pork. The noodles tasted very springy and fresh, and had a great texture and chew to them, with some beef and a couple of nicely filled gyoza to tie the dish together. Overall, the food tasted very hearty but the portion was on the smaller size for the price. Service: The staff were warm and inviting, and the tea brought out quickly and food arriving shortly after. Servers were out of the way and you pay up front/at the counter. Great bowl of noodles and gyoza on a cold Wintery day

Came here for their Pork Mandu and their KalGukSu for lunch, also got to try their seafood pancake!…read more Their kimchi is one of the best I've ever had! I like how it tastes super fresh and garlicky! Not overly spicy! Super crunchy Napa cabbage. Quick easy lunch.

Visited this place for their authentic Korean kalguksu (Korean knife noodle). This is hands down my…read morefavourite place. Their kimchi is absolutely delicious! They have a 10% cash discount promotion currently. Don't miss out this deal! Kalguksu knife noodle soup $12.99 is a must order. The noodles are so fresh and chewy. It comes with minced spicy pork meat, carrots, zucchini and onion on the top and it pairs well with the noodle. Broth is flavourful yet light. Perfect for winter. Steamed king size mandu $14.99 is one of the top mandus I've tried. The minced pork fillings are juicy, tasty and flavourful. It has small diced onions mixed in for a crunchy texture. Braised pork meat $38.99 comes in a steamed pot to keep it hot while you eat. The portion size is huge and I loved the thoughtful idea of steaming while they serve it. The pork meat is tender and good fat and pork skin ratio. Dip this in gochujang (korean red chili paste) or wrap with lettuce and kimchi altogether for a refreshing bite. I will definetely come back whenever I crave for authentic Korean dishes.

A family style Korean dumpling and shabu shabu restaurant in a quiet plaza with lots of parking…read more Love their giant dumplings, which can be ordered in 3s or 6s on its own, or as part of a noodle bowl. We also tried a garlic Jokbal this time. It comes as a hot pot and with a variety of wrapping veggies. I m surprised at the size and the sweetness of the yellow garlic paste. The noodles soup is very good, both in the chewiness of the fresh noodles and the beef broth with pepper. Service is hospitable, decent and kind, even though servers don't seem to speak too English well. There's lots of smiles. Korean side dishes are lacking, here they serve only kimchi, although the kimchi is very tasty!

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

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.

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.