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    Sarang Kitchen

    4.7 (20 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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    So much chicken!
    David S.

    Wandering down the Danforth, I saw those place. Having seen a lot of Korean dramas on Netflix, I was in the mood to try some Korean cuisine. (Korean dramas ALWAYS have food.) This place has a few things that set it apart from your regular Toronto restaurant. One is that it offers a sensory safe space, with low lighting until 9 pm, chill music, bean bag chairs, and a special room with weighted blankets and a sliding door. Service was efficient and friendly. I got boneless thigh meat with their sweet and spicy sauce. It came with a small side of shredded cabbage and what tasted like French dressing, and a few pieces of pickled vegetables. Maybe turnip and Daikon? It was a HUGE portion. I hadn't eaten much all day, so I finished it, but it was a valiant effort on my part. I got the mid level spicing, and that was perfect for me. Sweet with the right amount of spice. Crispy, thin crunchy batter, not greasy. The pickles worked very well as a palate cleanser, and the Milkis helped to regulate the spice. The other two interesting things about this space are that tipping is discouraged (they price the menu items to mske sure their stagf get a decent dalary), and they have a special menu for dogs. No cash accepted, so bring your card.

    Fried chicken
    Febby W.

    Purchased two orders of the original fried chicken, bone in for take out. Delicious! Super crispy even after getting home. Not overly salty and just mild hint of seasoning. Easy to order online and pick up. Came with a bit of cabbage and pickled radish though I wish there was a bit more as it was quite nice.

    The aftermath.
    Karen L.

    We came here for our dog but left with a delightful dining experience I'd recommend to everyone! I recently had a conversation and I explained how eating out for me isn't as common as it used to be. I'm definitely a lot more selective when deciding on where and what to eat. When I heard about Sarang Kitchen, I thought they incorporated several unconventional concepts. 1. No tipping. Yes, you read that correctly. This has always been a contentious subject. Having travelled extensively throughout countries that do not have tipping as part of their cultural norm, I appreciated this. 2. Neurodivergent customers are welcome. If you or someone you know requires particular accommodations, they've thought this through. Varied seating, noise cancelling headsets, a dark space with soothing lights, etc. I'm sure you can call ahead to make necessary arrangements. 3. Dog friendly. We're not talking just service dogs, but pet dogs! They have a "Paw Menu" for your furry friend. Make a reservation. Our Sarang Platter was amazing. It came with fried chicken with the choice of 2 sauces. We chose Sweet As (sweet chili) and Choice Bro (soy garlic). There was an entire fried squid with tentacles, tornado fries, a small coleslaw, pickled veg, and 4 extra sauces for dipping. Even though this was advertised as a 2 person platter, I'm quite sure 3 people would've been easily satiated. My dog has a chicken allergy so we ordered the "Korean Bark B Q" minus the chicken broth/sauce. We fed her with small plates/servings at first. We cooked her beef on the cutest tiny grill, then eventually caved and gave her the entire tray at once. Of course we let the grilled beef cool down and she gobbled it all up! The servers were excellent with all customers. It was truly a welcoming space. They even have an outdoor patio.

    Brittany I.

    5/5 for an all inclusive dog friendly restaurant! Had an amazing dinner for my dogs 3rd birthday. They were able to accommodate my big German Sheppard amazingly despite her being a little anxious, but adapted quite nicely. We were sat at a booth and the staff were super friendly :) Came here on a Friday evening and it was quite busy. Ordered Korean fried chicken, with two rice to share. For my dog we ordered the BBQ dog platter. It was so cute! You were able to bbq beef for your dog alongside some side veggies :) my dog thoroughly enjoyed her meal and finished it all!! What a cute bonding experience and dog friendly!! 5/5 for an amazing experience!

    Super oily truffle fries.
    Miss Lady ..

    1. Yes its halal but its a Dog restaurant. There will likely be dogs inside and out, and possible constant barking over ur meal and convo 2. If you are coming with even one other person, they force one person to pay for everyone. There is no option for Bill splitting even if someone else is offering cash. There is no exception to this. It is the strangest and most socially awkward thing I have ever seen in my life at a restaurant. Very backwards. 3. The Choice Bro fried chicken was good. Didn't taste any fruit as described. Came with coleslaw with thousand island dressing LOL 4. Black mushroom truffle oil fries was incredibly oily and it wasn't from the truffle oil. All the fries were like that because I think they were over fried. You could even just tell from the color from the ones that were not even covered in truffle oil or toppings. I wouldn't recommend it. I appreciate the halal inclusivity but dog saliva is considered impure so it seems contradictory to eat in the same place as a dog. Perhaps if they had a no dog seating section, that might be cool for the Muslims to sit comfortably and eat... I recommend that they correct the whole single billing thing. That was completely unnecessary. Imagine if it's you and group going out, or even a whole family, one person would have to foot that bill and everybody else would have to go through the receipt and try to calculate everything and owe the money back, and you would have to hope that your friends are good enough to do so. Very strange. Green P parking available along the street and around the corner there's a Green P lot. If ur a dog owner or ok with dogs dining in ur space, you'll love this. Otherwise, I'd skip it.

    Multisensory Room
    David Y.

    There's the chicken: Golden and glistening, with a crispy outside and a tenderly juicy inside. Flavours are typical korean fried chicken, except for the golden lava (salted egg yoke sauce) which I got and enjoyed. Also, good portion sizes (the platter for one is super filling). There's the service: Welcoming and efficient, with no tips needed as it's included in the price. And then there's the soul: This place aims to create a safe space for neurodivergent people with its sensory rooms and boxes. It also employs people on the spectrum (was told they offer internships and some of their interns eventually end up working there). While this has nothing to do with the food, this story and mission definitely is what coats this place with a loving vibe. Will be back!

    New found fave soju
    Gianna Y.

    First time here after winning a giveaway for their Mala platter. I found out a lot about this restaurant that makes this place a safe place for everyone. They have their focus on neurodivergence and have sensory rooms to help. (Including fidget toys, headphones, weighted blankets, dim lights, low music) and it's even dog friendly. Everything was great. Service was excellent

    Matcha beers
    Cee Z.

    Brought my pup here for his 10th birthday after recently seeing it on IG, was expecting the food to be mediocre but they had a great selection of beverages and food items and everything we ordered was amazing. We ordered the kbbq set for our pup and it's it came in the cutest neatly arranged tray and a small fire grill for cooking. The staff were all so friendly and attentive. The only critique is the tables and chairs could be cleaned a little better but otherwise it is such a thought out environment. They have all amenities available such as tampons, pads, pins, hair ties, etc in the bathrooms and even sensory bins for guests to use.

    Some exploding cheese balls and dumplings.
 Also loving the duochrome moon-like table lamps.
    Cliff G.

    Keeping in mind I've spent several decades in the hospitality / food & beverage / restaurant industry there was not much here that we DIDN'T love. The level of service was absolutely top knotch. The quality of food, value, portions, room lighting, table lighting, even the bathrooms - all of it left me actually looking forward to our next visit. And as of this review we've now been there THREE times. That has to tell you something. The only criticism - they need to turn up the room's air temperature. Yes, the weather's been changing and yes, they just took over the place so I won't fault them too hard on that point but they DO need to figure out how to make the place more warm and inviting.

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    Excellent and friendly service. Sensory aware for those with special needs. Great food for a reunion!

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    This place is literally the best spot to go for a unique dining experience and good food

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