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    Mahak M.

    I stumbled into Onggi looking for something comforting on a rainy evening, and left already planning my next visit. This place does Korean comfort food exactly the way it should be -- simple, honest, and deeply satisfying. We ordered the kimchi pancake and the soondubu jjigae, and both were spot-on. The pancake had that perfect balance: crispy on the edges, chewy in the center, packed with flavor but not greasy. The soondubu came out aggressively bubbling (in the best way possible), loaded with silky tofu, beef, and a broth that actually had depth -- spicy, savory, and warming all the way through. And then there's the banchan -- generous, well-made, and clearly fresh. At the end, they even brought out a complimentary probiotic drink, which was such a thoughtful touch. Little things like that show that they aren't just serving food -- they're taking care of you. Already thinking about what to order next time.

    Mackerel
    Cally Y.

    service was great! the waitress proactively refilled our side dishes before we even ran out! mackerel was pretty dry though..seemed like it was overcooked mackerel+soup+rice =$26.75

    Rose W.

    Delicious hidden gem spot in a small strip mall. The food had big portions and was very tasty. I'm pleasantly how surprised by how good the food was at this small restaurant. The spicy squid packed lots of heat and flavour. Army stew had lots of ingredients and was very filling. The kimchi pancake was a little soggy but the flavour was very tasty. I would come back!

    Korean Army Hot Pot ($39.75)
    Aerica W.

    Located right next to H-Mart in Coquitlam, inside the little mall/plaza. For the washroom, you have to grab a key and walk to the opposite side of the mall and use their shared washroom. **Korean Army Hot Pot ($39.75) - Super impressed with the amount of spam/sausage/tofu inside!a Solid two slices of processed cheese. In terms of toppings and price, probably the best I've had to date, so I'd recommend this one. Good for 2.5 or 3 people in my opinion. Premium Pork Galbi ($33.75) - regular galbi, decent portion and flavour. Cold Noodle ($15) - pretty basic, comes with an egg.

    Denise W.

    I came here with a friend H for lunch. I was surprised that Onggi is a makeshift restaurant in a mall. I got the mackerel lunch set. It came with two pieces of mackerel, soup and rice. The fish was someone overcook. It had a nice char to it but it was dry. I really liked their sides. The seaweed side was my favorite out of the three (kimchi and bean sprout). The lunch came to about$22 exclude tax and tips. There are free parking at the mall. The place is very small and has very limited seating.

    squid and pork belly stir fry
    Yolanda G.

    Located inside a tiny mall in Korean Centre. Quite busy during the lunch hour, and saw most people order the squid and pork belly. Portion is for 2-3 people, so price wise it is excellent. Not the best tasting korean food in my opinion. Rice balls were bland and a little too stiff. The stir fry was heavy on the marinade.

    Selina C.

    This place is honestly a gem. I love how comforting each dish always is. Their menu is so nice and I love the variety. * Spicy cold noodles ($17.50) ~ bomb this was so good and refreshing. It had the perfect amount of kick and the sauce was soo good. Noodles were nice and chewy too! 9.5/10. * Korean army hotpot ($45.75) ~ this was so comforting pairs so well with the spicy cold noodles. It wasn't too spicy but had loads of that rich kimchi flavour. The ramen noodles paired so well with the ingredients. Spam, and sliced pork belly truly hits different when in an army hotpot base. I love how it was loaded with different toppings: tofu, sausages, cheese, veggies, kimchi, rice cake, noodles, pork, beansprouts and spam. So good and I'd get it again! Perfect for 2 people to share! 9/10. * Overall I'd come back it's comfort food and it's simple who doesn't love that!

    Army stew
    Nancy L.

    Onggi has quickly become one of our rotating Korean restaurants. The restaurant is clean, service good and food delicious! Whenever a K-restaurant is filled with Korean people, this is always a good sign to me that the food is legit. Since we discovered its existence, we've gone there perhaps 3 times within a month. We've tried a variety of dishes and while some I had better ones elsewhere, it's safe for me to conclude that the food they serve is overall very delicious. My favorite dish is definitely the stir-fried spicy squid and pork belly dish. You can customize your spicy level. The spicy squid and pork belly portion was extremely flavorful and on point. The squid not too hard/chewy and pork belly didn't make me feel nauseous. The rice balls made the dish look very appetizing and they did not disappoint. The portion was decent for the price and we were able to pack some back for dinner. This dish was definitely what got me hooked personally. The galbi-tang was good but I've had a better version nearby. At approximately the same price, its competitor's version had one extra beef bone the richer broth. We ordered the chicken soup and chicken noodle soup (this one seemed to be a very popular amongst the Korean people that came in). They were a refreshing and comforting dish. They both had the same broth as well. The traditional royalty box I didn't really like, albeit it being a popular item. It came with 6 side dishes, and many of the dishes were side dishes that I would sometimes get with my meals at Korean restaurants. To me, it was like paying for banchan's that I'd normally get free of charge. The BBQ meat was good though. I can't wait to go back again for the spicy pork belly dish! Due to Covid not going away, my potential plan to go to Korean kept on getting postponed. However, I'm eternally grateful that North Road has so many authentic Korean restaurants to fill the void. =)

    Kimchi Jigae
    Kevin M.

    Highly recommend. It's a really nice small store within the Korean mall. This was referred by a friend and I was surprised that their soup and food are better than a lot of restaurants. Beef short rib soup (5/5) - approved both my wife and I. The soup was amazing. The Herb and the ingredient that they used it brings out a lot of umami and the flavor of the soup was just next level. Delicious ~ Seafood pancake (5/5) - it's definitely one of the best seafood pancake I have tasted in the lower mainland. The seafood and flour ratio was so perfect that it made me felt it worth every penny. A lot of restaurants put too much flour to cut down cost, and at the end, make customer feel like they are eating fried bread. Kimchi jigae (3/5) - rating made by my wife. She finds that she can find better ones with cheaper price elsewhere. Overall it is a nice place for a quick bite. The service was good. I would come back again!

    Spicy squid combo
    Kit Yee Y.

    I called to make reservation a day in advance, so I made sure my family and I got a table for dinner without waiting. I saw people who did not make reservations had to wait at the door. We got a table at 6pm and ordered our food. The food did not arrive until 6:45pm! The wait time for the food was quite long! I believe the kitchen is small and/or they don't have enough chefs or staff to work in the kitchen. A couple of servers ran around and took care of all orders and customers. They were quite busy. A server gave us water and poured it in to a small stainless steel cup for each of us, but the portion was very small and we finished drinking quickly. We didn't have a kettle or jar of water or tea that we could serve ourselves. We had to wait for a server to pour water for us. They should improve their efficiency by giving each table a jar of water or tea, so customers could help themselves to get some water. Agreed?? The food was good. We ordered a spicy squid combo, mackerel combo and bimibap with beef. The portion of each dish was quite big. We had to pack some leftovers home. The presentation of each dish looked great. The only thing I would say was the side dishes. There were a very small dish of bean sprouts, a small dish of kimchi and a small dish of soy sauce potatoes. We had a table of four people. All these side dishes were the same size of the ones that a table of two people got. If we had four people, should we get a bit more? I total understand that we could ask for refill but the restaurant should have thought of the portion of how much of the side dishes they should give to a table of two, four, six or more people. I would love to come back and try their lunch special indeed. They have a really fancy photo online to show this special lunch that comes with many different things. I look forward to trying it.

    JUNG-CHAN BOX 옹기 정찬 박스
    Can P.

    Good food, good people, good service, clean and relaxing place to have lunch. Lunch special is glorious.

    Outside of the restaurant
    Tina C.

    New Korean restaurant opened in the food court located inside the mall that besides Hannam supermarket. This stall was perviously a Korean food stall and now replaced with a newly renovated restaurant. We have ordered a few dishes: * Grilled premium Galbi ($38): I was quite looking forward to this dish but it turned out quite disappointed. This is the most expensive BBQ items on the menu but came out a small portion. Not only that, the meat itself didn't taste as good as it sounded. Meat was quite chewy and bland. There were bean sprouts underneath but no much flavor. All the seasoning were really depends on the providing sauce. * Gamjatang ($15.75): pork back bone soup was pretty standard. There were about 4 big chunks of meat bones in the pot with stewd cabbage. It's good soup with the rice. * Onggi spicy eice cake ($17.75): there were variety of items in this topokki such as chicken nuggets, hot dog, rice cakes and ramen. The rice cakes were actually quite hard to chewy and we didn't like it too much. The sauce was on the sweeter side. Overall, it's a 3.5 star for me. Not too recommended for the BBQ meat dishes according to our experience. Other items were all moderate .

    a variety of dishes
    Winarni P.

    This place just open for two months. However, they are quite busy even on weekdays. I heard they have lunch special box, however I decided not to try them due to personal reason. Anyway here are the reviews for the food that I ordered. 1. STIR-FRIED SQUID AND PORK BELLY This food comes with five rice balls and also soup on the side. The rice balls itself was seasoned with sesame and other things (I don't know what they are). Overall this one is good and worth the money! They cooked the pork belly as how I usually cook mine at home which is little bit crispy. Squid was cooked perfectly. Portions for this is quite big for me. 2. DOLSOT BIBIMBAP Another big portions , lots of filling and beef. However too much sesame oil for this one, but other than that everything is perfect! 3. SEAFOOD SOON DU-BU JJIGAE This is the least favourite from what I ordered. When I taste them at the first time, I was thinking maybe I should order the beef one. It just too much squid inside, maybe I already "full" from the spicy squid. It just need more seasoning in my opinion, I just added the kimchi side dish on mine and it taste better. In addition to that, I feel the pot itself is not hot enough. and I prefer if they serve the egg on the side, instead of crack and put it in inside the soup. You never know if someone has allergy and forget to mention that (just in case). Overall side dishes are good, love their kimchi a lot. I think they are little bit short staff, I only saw 2ppl working. One little thing is they don't really walk around to check if you need more water/tea

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    4.4(164 reviews)
    8.2 kmMetrotown
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    I always have a great dining experience at this Japanese/Taiwanese fusion hot pot spot. The booths…read moreare comfy and service is excellent. The servers explain how the combos work and they're constantly topping off our broths. Their combos include a soup base, main course, side, assorted veggies, Gokudo sauce, beverage and dessert. Soup: Their sukiyaki soup base is light with umami flavour and comes with a raw egg. This is a popular choice but my fave is their mushroom truffle broth. Main: my husband and I shared their AAA prime rib & lamb shoulder, both were delicious. Side: choose between rice or noodles, we upgraded to instant noodles. Beverage: drink of the day was milk tea and it paired well with the hot pot. Dessert: we had a choice between matcha or taro ice cream

    Waiting time: 5/5 Cleanliness: 3.5/5…read more‍Service: 4/5 Taste: 3.5/5 Pricing: 5/5 Overall: We were in the mood for hot pot and remembered that Gokudo had a happy hour deal. We monitored the waitlist and joined it so that we would be seated around 9PM (that's when HH started). The service was good and our server was very attentive. The taste is really just the broth (I always get the Chinese herbal soup) and it was good and flavourful in the beginning, but of course after cooking some proteins and veggies in it, it does change the flavour. The quality of the meat and veggies were good, and the pricing is definitely worth it during HH because it was 25% off the bill!

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    Spicy broth fatty short plate combo

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    The Dolar Shop - Station Square

    The Dolar Shop - Station Square

    4.3(166 reviews)
    8.2 kmMetrotown
    $$$

    Came for the late night (9-11pm) AYCE hot pot deal and it was a great experience! The food was…read morefantastic, and the ingredients all felt very fresh and prepared to order. The self service sauce and dessert bar adds to the premium experience as well. I wanted to try their advertised Wagyu beef and man was it fantastic! The meat melted in your mouth and wasn't overwhelming which extremely fatty cuts of Wagyu can be. By far the best AYCE hot pot meat item i've ever had, and I've been to many AYCE hot pot restaurants before. Shoutout to the shrimp paste and salmon sashimi as they also tasted fantastic. Ordering food was very simple; you order via a sheet on the paper to start but as the night went on, voicing the order to the very attentive waiter was all that was needed. Service at Dolar shop is always 10/10 and there was no exception during the AYCE service. Would 100% return for this late night AYCE deal as this was the best overall AYCE hot pot meal I've had.

    They have a happy hour, which is a great way to get more value for your experience there…read more We went on Christmas so it was nice as many other the other non Chinese restaurants in the area were closed. I really enjoyed their sauce bar as they had a variety of different sauces to mix together to make your own custom. They also have servers there that can help you make their signature sauce. I think there was a little confusion with the order, and when we went at their non peak hour, it was a little inattentive, but not terrible. Worth going if you're in the Metrotown area and you want hot pot!

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    Haidilao Hotpot Brentwood - Wagyu short ribs

    Haidilao Hotpot Brentwood

    4.6(45 reviews)
    8.3 km

    Haidilao Hot Pot Brentwood - 海底捞火锅 - Burnaby…read more Located at 2nd Floor of Brentwood Mall near their food court. We tried Bite of Burnaby at Haidilao. This is my first time trying Haidilao, I was so impressed with the service. Food was fresh, we opted for unlimited meat, we had beef & lamb slices. There is an extra charge of the sauce bar, about $3 plus dollars. That includes dessert & their yummy congee as part of the sauce bar. There's even a show presentation on a popular Chinese mythology figure, The Monkey God. A thoroughly enjoyable meal. Service is prompt & good, our server Elvis was attentive & most helpful. Trying to reorder meat on their iPad was a bit challenging, there's too many options. We had Elvis helping us with the reordering. You are offered ice cream at the end of your meal too. Decor was cute, clean & inviting Fresh food, great service, paid parking in the mall parking.

    We love Haidilao! The service is fabulous, and the food is great. I absolutely love the tom yum and…read moresukiyaki soup bases. They go with everything on the menu too. The staff checks in on you and just basically gives you what you need, before you even ask for it. And I like how the place is set up, so cozy and provides just the right amount of privacy for groups. Even the washrooms are superb. Wait may be a bit long if you don't have a reservation (we made a reservation but came 30 minutes early and wanted to get in earlier), but they offer free snacks and drinks at the waiting area.

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    Happy Lamb Hot Pot

    Happy Lamb Hot Pot

    3.4(167 reviews)
    7.8 kmMetrotown
    $$

    Went for dinner at Happy Lamb Hot Pot on a busy weekend evening. They have three other locations…read more(Vancouver, Coquitlam and Richmond). This one is located upstairs above a CIBC branch. Nice that they have an outdoor covered area for large groups. $31.99/$34.99 for the regular/deluxe AYCE. They have a daily $21.99 lunch option (11:30am-3:30pm). Note: broth is an additional cost. Our group of 10 tried the house special original ($9.99) and half half broth ($11.99). Plum juice ($2.99) was tasty and refillable. Good variety of meats, vegetables and desserts. Enjoyed the lamb bone, pickled daikon/carrots, sweet corn, dumplings, black fish slices, lamb slices, peeled shrimp and fried bean curd rolls.

    Super busy place. My cousin brought me here while visiting. They seem to be very popular and busy…read morebut service is really slow. I don't think they can keep up w/the demand. You order off the sheet of paper and some items had quantity listed but others didn't so I wasn't sure how to order. So we randomly ordered item. We got the 1/2 pot which was nice since we had a variety. The side dishes that were suppose to be available for self service was empty majority of the time. Only the rice & noodles were there all the time. They didn't seem to refill it very often. They were just ok anyways. The veggies were good and we weren't told what was what when they brought it to us so we just put it all in. Then we tried to get the check since no one really checks on you, it took awhile. Overall it's ok. Filled you up. 31.99 for regular or 34.99 for premium but we weren't that hungry. Ice cream at the end of nice!

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    Seafood available even on regular AYCE menu

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    Pot Empire

    Pot Empire

    3.9(33 reviews)
    7.6 kmMetrotown

    I had been to this restaurant but it was a long time ago. However, i noticed the qualitis have…read morechanged. I visited the restaurant the 2nd time last night. We ordered 2 set hotpot dinner. One was the fatty beef with pork bone brother and the other one was the Chicken thigh with pork bone broth. The bone broth was average. Regarding the meat, fatty beef looks average. however, the chicken thigh still had ice when the meat was brought out resulting with a lot of water on the plate soaking the meat. The meat was very soggy and fell apart. Overall, i think the quality and price are quite average. the service was acceptable as well But i have to say their milk tea is good though

    upon entering, the first thing we noticed was the strong smell of gas. it lingered in the air,…read moresharp and a little unsettling. the restaurant also felt unusually cold, with little ventilation, which made the first few minutes uncomfortable. once the boiling cauldrons started, though, the room slowly warmed up and the chill faded, though a few in our group mentioned mild headaches early on. the space itself was bright and lively, filled with neon light and movement. reflections bounced off the tables and walls, giving the room an almost electric energy. servers moved constantly, weaving between tables, and the place filled up quickly with conversation and steam. menus were large, simple to read, and easy to follow. dinner included a drink, milk tea, yakult tea, or green tea and a dessert choice, either a fudgesicle or a revello style ice cream bar. the sauce station wasn't as extensive, but did have fresh minced garlic, sesame oil, soy sauce, vinegar, chili oil, cilantro, green onions, sesame paste, rows of fresh ingredients and condiments let diners mix their own combinations. the sauces were flavourful, versatile, and worked beautifully for dipping or for stirring into the soup. each broth came with a generous set of ingredients: chicken ball, fish tofu, fish ball, corn, enoki mushroom, fried bean curd skin, lotus root slice, tomato, napa cabbage, quail egg, and a prawn. the bowls provided were small, so we learned to transfer ingredients from the large serving bowl into the pot, and later use that larger bowl for the soup itself. parking was free but limited, tucked under cover next to cm chicken in the newmark building. overall, despite the initial gas smell and cold temperature, i enjoyed the meal and the interactive experience. once the pots started bubbling and the table filled with colour and steam, it became warm, lively, and satisfying, the kind of place where flavour makes up for the flaws.

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    Colourful neon lights

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    Pearl Hot Pot

    Pearl Hot Pot

    3.3(101 reviews)
    5.9 km
    $$

    Delicious taiwanese style hot pot at an extremely reasonable price! It is primarily bar style…read moreseating with a few small tables on the side, so this will be better for smaller groups of up to 4 people. If you order the combo, you order your choice of meat, soup base, carb (rice or noodles), and drink all for $20-25! This is excellent value for how much food you're getting and I always leave full! Also stomach ache free which typically happens to be the case when I go to other hot pot establishments :D

    This little hot pot restaurant is a neighbourhood gem and local hot spot! It is always busy when we…read morecome here and be sure to make reservations in advance to secure a spot. Several people who walked in had to wait at least 30 minutes. The service is quick and efficient, and they are fast and attentive with our requests or clearing our plates. The interior is a bit on the older side and outdated looking, and it can definitely feel muggy inside with all the continuously bubbling hot pots. I ordered the Beef Blade Eye Hot Pot Combo ($19.95) and I think it's a great deal. It comes with a plate of meat, a bunch of vegetables and side items like fish balls, tofu, shrimp, etc., choice of rice, udon or vermicelli, a drink, and a soft serve! I chose to get the udon, a yakult green tea, and the taro soft serve. The ingredients are decently fresh and everything is so efficient. I feel like you can't go wrong for all these things and at this price!

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    Pearl Hot Pot - Taro and pineapple ice cream

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    Marble House Eatery

    Marble House Eatery

    3.8(53 reviews)
    8.2 kmMetrotown

    Chinese restaurant on the 2nd floor of Crystal Mall, serving an interesting combination of dimsum,…read moreCantonese BBQ and hotpot. We went there for the all you can eat hotpot, which was $43.99 per person for dinner. They were pretty busy on a Friday night, although we were able to get a table because some reservation didn't show up. Medium sized interior with mostly booth seating, and the entrance is narrower and expands to the back. It's a personal hotpot so each person gets their own stove and order their own soup base. Ordering is done via a tablet. They also have cooked dishes like skewers, fried mantou and other things on the menu in addition to the hotpot ingredients. Some of the items cost extra and are labeled with the cost. In the center, they have the sauce bar, desserts bar of mostly Chinese jellos and also an ingredients bar with things like spam and quail eggs. I got the satay broth and it was decent. Ingredients are served reasonably quickly. The quality of the meat is decent. The milk-marinated beef is actually soft, and the usual sliced ribeye, lamb shoulder and pork belly are fine. The cooked dishes are decent as well, as we tried their pork trotters, fried mussels, and lamb skewers. The selection for hotpot ingredient is as you'd expect for an AYCE place, but the cooked food selection is a bonus. Definitely stuffed myself and was a satisfying meal on a cold winter day. Not the cheapest meal, but not a solid value.

    Wow it's been a minute since i've gone back to Marble and they really stepped up their game. I love…read morethe new layout compared to before and the open sauce bar concept along with dessert bar and a lot of veggies / balls/ noodles etc self serve area and simple to use tablet ordering! Prices are still as amazing as i remembered and the service is so consistent ... this time there was skewers added and they're soooo good! You definitely need to try the enoki beef skewer! I'm so glad i randomly chose to have dinner on christmas day here, i literally made resos the night before and it was such a breeze! The new icecream flavour is watermelon it was so delicious too also complimentary with all you can eat and don't forget to get the token for free cotton candy!! The ambiance was quite lively and busy. Pretty well ventilated .. tables are spacious. I still need to try the dimsum here one day!!!

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    Marble House Eatery - Fatty beef

    Fatty beef

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