Ive been going here since I was a kid. Recently, they…read morechanged their patio seasonally and I love the vibes. From fall pumpkin to Christmas lights to spring flowers! I definitely recommend eating out there. Food quality is consistent and delicious. Marinated crab is a new addition and its amazing with rice! Highly recommend this place.

Favourite Kbbq spot love that it has halal options as well it has been a go to for the past year or…read moreso.

Service was good and food was delicious…read more We got fried rice and bulgogi, overall it was yummy! We got here at 5pm on a Sunday. It was only a couple of tables that had customers. Shortly after, the whole place got so packed! So I guess that's something to watch out for in terms of timing. I specifically preferred this place because of the location and good parking spot. Overall, I'd go back here again.

Spicy Stir-Fried Squid and Pork Belly…read more I could hear the wok going absolutely crazy in the kitchen, so my expectations were high before the dish even arrived. It came out sizzling on the hot plate, with the oil still crackling. The pork belly was thick-cut but perfectly sized for one bite. The real surprise, though, was the squid. It had that firm, springy chew you get from grilled squid, but the flesh was also surprisingly thick and substantial. It felt like an indestructible little fighter that just wouldn't give up. Every bite turned into a tiny tug-of-war between my teeth and the squid, and I genuinely loved the texture. The shredded onion, zucchini, and carrot each added a different texture, with the zucchini especially helping cut through the richness. Almost every chopstickful had some meat plus two or three strips of vegetables. The ratio was pretty much perfect. It is on the expensive side, though. I checked Jindallae afterward and a similar dish there is around $22, making this one roughly 30% more expensive. A little disappointed that I didn't get the eggplant banchan I'd heard so much about. The side dishes I did get were simple and very home-style in their seasoning.

A hidden gem in Mississauga serving authentic Korean food. Great combos for a main + drinks!…read more Kimchi Pancake + Canmake x2 $30 Boneless Chicken + Korean Beer $34Bul Dakbal + Soju $45 Staff is very friendly. Wish they had more options for banchan. But food is delicious!

Food is beyond awesome! I love the dine in setting. We tried…read morecorn cheese, omurice-Takoyaki and Chicken Hot plate. I really love Omurice-Takoyaki. Gravy had a hint of sweetness and Egg was perfect! Takoyaki was mind blowing! For anyone who doesn't like sweetness, this might not be the first choice. Had Private area for us and seperate button to order food. Really love the concept! Friendly staff Free parking Highly recommended

If you want real, high-quality Korean BBQ in Mississauga, you have to visit Daldongnae. Unlike…read morestandard all-you-can-eat spots, this is an à la carte experience, and you can immediately taste the difference in the premium quality of the food.The meat cuts are spectacular, the thick-cut pork belly is incredibly juicy and gets perfectly crispy on the edges, while the marinated beef short ribs are melt-in-your-mouth tender with just the right amount of sweetness. Everything is packed with fresh flavor. The specialized grill is a massive highlight, featuring side compartments that cook delicious cheesy corn and fluffy steamed egg right at your table. Even the banchans (traditional side dishes) are exceptionally fresh, crisp, and flavorful.What truly elevates the entire dining experience, though, is the top-tier service. From the moment you walk through the door, the staff is welcoming, fast, and incredibly attentive. They constantly monitor your grill, help manage the cooking so your meat is perfectly timed, and proactively refill your side dishes, corn, and egg before you even have to ask. Even when the dining room is completely packed and buzzing with energy, the servers remain swift, friendly, and detail-oriented.Combining the stellar food and flawless hospitality with their nostalgic, retro street-style ambiance makes this a 10/10 dining experience. It is worth every single penny and easily the best KBBQ spot in the city.

A random choice for Korean bbq ended up being a Fantastic experience. Food was delicious, fresh…read moreand served by very attentive staff.

Ample parking available…read more Had to try this place because it literally has sundubu in the restaurant's name. Obviously, their sundubu was fire. Temperature was piping hot - as expected. The bibimbap was standard.

The dining space's vibe and feel is very basic and plain. They could have put in some more effort…read morewith branding including proper formatting of their food menu and presentation of the food in pictures. There are several mispelled words and other issues with spacing and formatting printed in the menu which for me personally gives off a bad initial impression and lowers the overall vibe of the dining establishment. The food and service does make up for it a little bit. Our waitress was quick to offer house tea early on after we have arrived. The complimentary kimchi and onion for each diner was also always welcome. As an appetizer, I enjoyed our order of small Boneless Fried Chicken flavored with Cheese *Sprinkle. (The other available flavors include Sweet & Sour, Soy Garlic, Honey, Spicy, Spicy *Honey) There were enough pieces of the chicken for sharing between our group of 5 people. Something else I appreciated was the authentic feel of the rice being served in a hot stone pot inside the wooden crates. My main order was menu item #1 Combination Soon Tofu (Beef, Shrimp, Mussel) + Hot Stone Pot Rice. I find the order OK to good. There was too much going on in the soup to find any unifying or distinctive taste. If I have to order again, I would choose a different soup dish sticking to 1 main topping instead of 3. Another main dish I have gotten to sample was menu item #12 Pork Bone Soup. I wouldn't rank it among the best Korean Pork Bone Soups (Gamjatang) I have tried. The meat could have used more time cooking as it was not as tender as I normally expect for this dish. Lastly, I find the overall theming of the place lacking. Considering the restaurant's name, I expected them to specialize with tofu dishes or at least to have a signature menu item having tofu as the main ingredient. The tofu I did have included in my dish was nothing special.

Back in 2012, I took my wife to LA Koreatown to visit my sister. She took us to this new kalguksu…read more(hand cut noodle) place that was inspired by a region in Korea called Myung Dong (hence the name). We enjoyed it so much that we went back the next day. Fast forward to 2026. We're in the Toronto area and I notice there are a handful of Myung Dong style restaurants on my search. We ended up picking this one because it was the closest one from our hotel. Without knowing the quality of the other options, we were so glad we made this choice. Similar menu and the kimchi is one of the stars of the show. Slightly unripe, but loaded with garlic, we couldn't get enough of it. The kalguksu had a mild, but peppery broth; and all members of my family thought it was the best they'd ever had. We also ordered the bossam (pork belly) and steamed mandoo. Eating here was the highlight of our trip. We even considered going back the next day!

The restaurant is in a hidden plaza which no one will know there is one. From the outside, you…read morecan't tell that inside is simple and clean. There are some booth tables and others are wooden tables in the middle. The banchan was just kimchi and yellow pickled radish. I prefer when they give a variety of little starters. I got a beef soup (bulgogi jjigae) which the broth ended up spicier than I wanted. I thought it should have been on the sweeter side. There are many other Korean dishes one can choose from, especially their popular large pork dumplings. Overall, it was a good experience with my friend.

The chicken came out super crispy the spicy candy sauce was amazing, sweet, spicy and bold without…read morebeing overwhelming. Service was friendly and quick, and the portions were generous enough that I left happily full. If you're craving Korean fried chicken that hits the spot, this place is absolutely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back to try more flavors.

They claim to be the only halal Korean restaurant in Mississauga. I did like their food however I…read morefeel like for the price point, the food is a bit less in quantity. The fried chicken has a lot of crispy coating and very little chicken inside. Staff is nice and courteous but they charge a lot of service fee for even 2 people and it keeps going up as the people increase. Overall the experience food and ambience is okay. If you want to try out halal Korean food do visit once but it's not worth visiting again and again.

A nice family run Korean restaurant. Love to be there every once a while when we would like to have…read moreKorean food! My kids love the kimchi pancake and their free side dishes.

Beef Bulgogi Heaven - Well Worth It!…read more Had the beef bulgogi on a sizzling plate - tender, flavorful, and served piping hot. It came with nutritious steamed rice and six complimentary banchan, which I absolutely love! Each side dish added something special to the meal. Well priced at $24.99 for such a satisfying and well-balanced experience. Definitely coming back!

I've been going here for years and have brought pretty much all my friends and family to this…read moreplace. The thing about this place is that for me, it's consistent and convenient. I've never had a truly bad food/service experience here and in a city where everything is closed by 11 pm, I like that I can always rely on this place for a midnight craving (it's open till 2 am). I think I go back here time and again because this place fills a void in the types of restaurants available in the city. There aren't many late-night sit-down Korean restaurants so I inevitably find myself here. The corn cheese is something I get every time I go here. I really enjoy the salty and sweet combination! I also had the pollack soup for the first time (number 7 on the menu) and thought it was both fishy and spicy, which I really liked. While I certainly don't think you'll be disappointed with the food, I think it's pretty average as far as Korean food goes. I guess the one thing I will say is that I feel like they skimp out on their meat. I'll often order the bibimbap or some other similar rice and meat option and find myself with way too much rice and not enough meat.

It's nice the place opens late and price was good but food has always been so-so . Tang soo yuk was…read moresoggy, flavour was okay, portion was large though. Rice cake was okay although we found no fish cake in our plate. This was my second try for cold noodles here, the first time it was way too sour with vinegar and we sent it back, they said they could water it down. This time I ordered it again and still way too much vinegar and the broth wasn't chilled enough (wouldn't recommend).

Still one of my favourites! So glad they are sill here after the pandemic shutdowns. Many…read moreneighbouring stalls have changed, but they are still here! The food court is a bit run down and old. And you need keys from a vendor to access the washrooms now. But the seating area is open for use! The food quality is just as good by the elderly Korean couple. There's still a lot of regulars that come for this authentic quick dining. Please be patient as the elderly couple may be slower to serve. But for sure, the food is worth the wait! Be kind and clean after yourself! Remember to try #28 Sweet Pork Bone Soup and if you're hungry (and not afraid to navigate fish bones: add the grilled mackerel!

The cheapest gamjatang! My hubby has been there a lot since he was a kid…read more It's located inside the food court and only costs $12 (no tax) for a whole meal. It's hard to find this deal nowadays. Their gamjatang portions were quite generous - three pieces of pork bone, but no potatoes. It was okay for us because they served it with rice and some complimentary kimchi and it was quite filling. I ordered the seafood soup. I loved their soup as it was so flavorful. They also served a fish. Surprisingly, there weren't many bones. Additionally, we got the grilled mackerel, which we both loved. It only cost $5. The grilling and seasoning were perfect, and it paired well with the sour sauce.