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    Kimchi Korea House

    3.6 (332 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Noodles, Soup
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    KIMCHI KOREA HOUSE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Happy hour specials

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    Rose L.

    Came here at the rec of my hotel. Ordered the soft shell crab and cold noodles. Yummy!!! N the Asian pair juice!!!

    LA Ribs Bento Lunch Box
    Audrey A.

    I love this place! The tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork), beef bulgogi, and LA ribs Bento box are all so good. They also have good calamari and shrimp tempura. Jinro is Back, the best soju. The woman who makes the banchan gave me extra rice to take home. They're the best!

    Na T.

    Delicious korean food in downtown toronto. Fast service (no table checks after food is delivered, but just raise your hand and they'll pop by if needed). This spot is not accessible friendly for mobile devices. We had a kimchi tofu stew and pork bone soup. The potatoes in the PBS had a weird 'off' taste to it so skip the potatoe(s), there is a generous amount of pork bone - and i really like that they've cut the bones smaller! Much easier to eat because it cools down quicker too. Thank you Kimchi Korea House! See you again next time!

    Squid bibimbap.... Big portions great flavor!
    Sylvia K.

    This place is straightforward Korean food. Quick service, tasty, big portions and good prices. Large variety of dolsot bibimbap. Udon was also delicious. Comfortable seating. Banchan side dishes so good....especislly the spinach, seasoned potatoes and spicy cucumber

    Seafood Rice Cakes with Cheese
    Calvin S.

    With the wealth of new restaurants opening along Dundas, one shouldn't overlook these longtime establishments. In fact, I had to come here with a couple friends as our intended dinner place had a 2+ hour wait, and we weren't down for waiting so long. This is a "standard" Korean restaurant amongst many of the shiny new places that have taken over Dundas in the past decade. Again, it's nice to dine in these places after spending so much money this past holiday break travelling. We shared a rice cake with seafood and cheese, and I added a beef soybean stew for myself. Pretty standard items, and I'd say it was solid. Given the price for food these days, it's nice getting a fill-you-up dinner meal for under $30. Don't expect much for service here as it's quick, fill you up, and leave kind of place. Still worth it though!

    Classic Beef Bibimbap
    Johanna J.

    The food was very good as was the service. The outside doesn't look like much but inside it's cozy and the staff pleasant. I stopped by after a full day of sightseeing and this place didn't disappoint. I ordered the classic beef bibimbap and paired with it soju (peach flavor). This spot is definitely worth the trip if you're visiting or new in town.

    kimchi pancake
    Wynne L.

    This restaurant fills up pretty quickly for lunch on a Sunday. We ordered kimchi stew, kimchi pancake, and japchae with beef (adding beef costs $3 more). Soon after we ordered, we got the side dishes, and then the main dishes started coming out one after the other. On the menu, the kimchi pancake has one chilli pepper next to it, but I found that it wasn't spicy at all, and I cannot handle much spice. It was nothing like I expected. It was okay, but not great. I wouldn't order it again. The japchae was really sweet. There was a decent amount of vegetables and beef in it. We didn't finish our side dishes, but I've read from other reviews that it's not refillable. Overall, it was an okay meal, but with so many Korean restaurants in the city, there are other ones I'd rather go to.

    Pork Bone Soup
    Cassandra M.

    Walking in, we were greeted with friendly smiles and hellos. The place was busy but they were accommodating to our big group of 8. The service was fast and the servers were attentive. We ordered the sweet and sour pork, pork bone soup, bulgogi and kimchi bibimbap. The sweet and sour pork was crispy, and the sauce was a bit more on the sweet side. The pork bone soup was spicy with a rich flavour. It was a bit salty but pork bone soup has always been a favourite of mine, and this was one hit my craving in the right spot. The bulgogi was very tender and well marinated with a sweet soy marinade. The kimchi bibimbap was delicious with Mama Lee's famous kimchi. They only give one round of side dishes for free, and you get two side dishes for free once the first round is finished. After that, there'll be a fee. Their kimchi, sweet potatoes and bean sprouts side dishes were great. Overall, this restaurant is busy but I'd love to come back again.

    Tokayaki
    Thuha N.

    Excellent service, great ambiance, the food is pretty good too. The beef bulgogi is tasty, and the tofu bibimbap was on point. We also liked the octopus balls, but wished the pancake was crunchier.

    Salmon Bibimbap
    Char I.

    Very friendly and quick service. A nice intimate setup witj dim lighting. I could see it being a great date night. They give you an abundance of food. Additionally when they served me my order it was literally sizzling which was impressive and endorses it is freshly prepared to order. Overall great presentation and great service but on the flavor side it leaves alot to be desired but it I ever are in town again I would give it a second try

    Takoyaki and banchan for the bibimbap
    Jesse W.

    Delicious food, great service, and cozy atmosphere are all plentiful here! The bibimbap are amazingly tasty with plenty banchan to choose from to add even more flavor. The gyoza is a crispy wrapper with a fantastic flavor fillings. The takoyaki is browned perfectly on the outside with a terrific creamy inside and plump pieces of octopus. Stop in for a quick bite or a longer meal, everything we've tried this visit (and previous visits) has been exceptional!

    Kimchi Korean House - Bulgogi Bibimbap
    Mike H.

    Kimchi Korea House is conveniently located in downtown Toronto. It's an authentic spot for your fix of pork bone soup, bibimbap, and other Korean classics. It has plenty of table booths, and the service is also quite friendly. They operate from lunch till the late evenings. Upon seating, we scoured the menu and settled on their stonepot (dolsot) bibimbap which comes in a variety of meat, seafood & vegetarian options. Bulgogi bibimbap arrived in a good size portion, with tender meat, veggies, a splash of soy sauce & drizzle of sweet hot sauce. The crispy rice added texture to the bottom of the stonepot. The meal also came with four banchan side dishes. Only dig is the menu pricing. For the second time in a month, a downtown establishment's menu vs actual item pricing didn't match. While I get that restaurants are trying to account for inflation, it's only fair via accurate menus rather than to be short-changed.

    Lunch box $24
    Michelle J.

    The food was 4 star. I got the bento lunch box and there were two items I didn't appreciate. The dumplings and the tempura broccoli. $24 lunch special I want to love everything. I also didn't like that they take away the dishes when you're still eating, even if there is only a little on the plate... I wanted that last piece of kimchi- ha ha I was also served a chipped glass of water and then when I asked for a new one, the lemon was on the bottom of the glass and there was no ice. Which made me question it. The ambience is nice. Music and decor are pleasant. Will I come back? Not sure, it's out of the way and a bit pricey.

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    Great food and amazing service! Refills were quick and the resturant was very clean. Ill definetely be back.

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