These korean-chinese restaurants always have combo deals, but they always make you get 1…read morejjajangmyeon, 1 jambong, and then a meat dish. I dont really like jambong, so I'm super glad 88 noodle house lets you choose 2 jjajangmyeon! Perfect combo. For the meat dish, you can get tangsuyuk or gganpunggi. We chose the gganpunggi (sweet chili chicken). Jjajangmyeon was ok. Nothing too special about it. Good portions. The gganpunggi was also a good portion! However, I found that it was mostly batter, and since they use a mix of tapioca starch and other as breading, it gets jello-y when not completely cooked. The flavor was really good, but I was disappointed with the batter to chicken ratio. I will continue my search for this type of combo!

This is our go to place for late night, after workout meals. We find their portion sizes perfect…read morefor sharing and we tend to have leftovers to pack up as well. We always get the black bean noodles. Flavour is consistent, tasty, and it comes out quick and hot from the kitchen. We rotate between the sweet chili chicken and the sweet and sour pork. This time we got the sweet chili chicken. Flavour is good and comes piping hot and crispy. However, I did find the breading a bit heavy and there is a lot of fat in the layers. Same goes for the sweet and sour pork. I love their coating and the flavour is great, but sometimes I just get a coated piece of fat which is a bit off-putting. We also like the japchae, but find it has a bit too much onion for us. Ok cold nights we like to get the 88 noodle soup. Hot, peppery, slightly spicy. Goes well with the pickles they give you. Service is always quick and polite. No issues there. And the seating is spacious with lots of booth seating.

This place consistently has good bbq meats. It gets pretty busy so reservations for large groups in…read morethe tatami private areas are required. They have a bell for quick service. It's not the cheapest but their bbq meats are marinated well.

We came on a Sunday for lunch and there was not a soul in the restaurant. Contrary to what everyone…read morewould think, this place offered good food and big portions too. Love the tatami rooms so we are to ourselves. There's also a bell on the table to ring for service. As there was no one, service was quick. Banchan came and repeatedly so upon request. The Combo B was plenty for 4 and we were so full. Meats were well marinated and tender. We had an enjoyable time.

I pass by this restaurant many times and I always thought that this place must be super small…read moreinside. To my surprise its not that small. It was actually busy when we came. We were a table of 6 people. We each ordered the lunch special. I got the plain tofu beef soup with rice. It was quite tasty. However, I did find the portion size somewhat small. Parking is hit and miss. There are only a few parking spots in front of the restaurant. There are plenty of parking spots on the street. Service was ok. Not the best but passable.

This is my third time coming to DooBoo. I was introduced to this place by my Korean friend. I have…read morenever had soft tofu soup before. But this has become my absolute favorite. I often crave sundubu and DooBoo comes to my rescue. The soup is perfectly spiced. The medium can be quite spicy, so go for mild and add gochujang if you need to up the spice level. The service is prompt and nice - no fuss! I have also tried their japchae. While it's pretty good, it's a tad bit on the expensive side. Their pancakes are pretty delectable too. I like their stone bibimbab. It is pretty good in taste with great quantity for the price.

Went there on a Saturday night and we had a reservation made 2 days before which was a good call…read morebecause it was pretty full when we got there. 3 of us on the table got their option A (premium beef) which comes with corn cheese, salad, and other sides as well as 2 rice and a choice of soup. We also got prime grade beef short ribs, marinated short ribs, and brisket point. I would say this can easily be shared by 4 people because it's a lot of food! We ate all the meat but had a lot of the soup and rice left. It was $140 for all of that which when split is pretty good! My favourite was their brisket point. Their soup was also veryyy comforting!! My other two friends got their glass noodles and Korean pancakes. The glass noodles were delicious!! Very flavourful. The pancakes I thought were a little too oily. I would definitely come back! The service was fast but I thought it was very strange that they wouldn't provide more than 2 takeout boxes for a table of 5.

Tried out Galbi and went straight for the soups. We ordered the Hangover Soup and the Pork Kimchi…read moreSoup. Both were delicious! The flavors were deep and comforting, just what you'd want from a good Korean soup. The decor is not much but quite intimate and cozy. The only downside is that the quantity of meat felt a bit on the lighter side. The kimchis, though, were really good as it was fresh, tangy, and perfectly balanced. There was no welcome tea or rice tea, which I kind of expected, but the service was prompt and friendly. Alcohol and other drinks are a bit pricey, but that seems to be the trend everywhere now with the strike. Overall, a great new addition to New West. I'll definitely be back to try more from their menu

Combo A was $45…read more Comes with rice, sides, LA galbi, and a choice of japchae or seafood pancake. Really yummy food, but could have more servers during the busy lunch hours.

This place used to be solid but the quality and quantity has gone downhill. I ordered an order of…read morethe LA Galbi short ribs for pick up for $29.99. Pick up went smoothly. Upon getting home I opened up the food package and there is basically 3 pieces of the thinest short ribs ever. I know prices have gone up but for 3 small thin pieces of short ribs, this was a complete rip off for $30 plus 3 ban chans and a side of rice. Last time coming here as rather spend $40 and get a decent portion of LA Galbi short ribs.

Gaon Korean Cuisine is located at 5599 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC…read more Food Service Ambiance

I had dinner here with my friends. The restaurant is spacious and clean, it was a nice environment…read moreto catch up. Service was friendly, but my friend tried to order in Korean and the server pointed out that she's Japanese. The menu is great for sharing. We ordered the pajeon, japchae and budae-jjigae. Our meal came with a bunch of sides. Big portions and prices are fair. We had a bunch of leftovers to bring home.

Great sushi place in a great location. Ordered their combo…read more3 on the menu which came with loads of stuff. I find their portions to be bigger than normal. Service was quick and the place was clean.

Came here for dinner with my cousin and enjoyed the sushi. I ordered the chirashi which was great…read more All the sashimi was fresh. Definitely coming back.

Masita used to be one of my favorite go-tos for comforting Korean food, and it's still solid, just…read morea bit different now. Since the ownership change, I've noticed some small shifts: prices have gone up a little, and the banchan seems to change more often (sometimes a hit, sometimes a miss). But the core dishes are still satisfying and cozy, I always get the soondubu, perfect when you're craving a hot, hearty meal that feels homemade. Service is friendly, portions are decent, and it still scratches the Korean comfort food itch, even if it's not exactly what it used to be.

After driving by this place numerous times, we had lunch here…read more Food: 3/5 - decent portions for the price. We ordered the Jia Jang Noodles, Bi Bim Bab, and beef gul gogi. All were tasty but we could tell it was flavor enhanced. Service: 3/5 - average service. You go to the counter to pay. Ambiance: 3/5 -clean and basic place to eat