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    Seoulicious

    3.6 (82 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Hot Pot
    Open 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Kimchi stew (16.99)
    Bosco H.

    3.5 really. Ordered the kimchi stew (16.99) and spicy seafood champon (18.99). Both were just OK I think. Portion wise both were quite large and everything just tasted alright. I thought the Champon soup could've had a bit more flavor as it seemed a bit plain. The kimchi stew was pretty refreshing though. Nothing really stands out as particularly good or bad here it gets the job done for simple korean cuisine.

    Angela L.

    Decided to come here on rainy day and it was the best decision ever! I got the Spicy Stew (beef) and the portion size was decent! The soup was spicy and very warm! I like that they give I individual side to everyone instead of having a few small dishes for the table. Overall, good experience and would come back again!

    Tiny portions of kimchi as side dish. Had about 3 pieces in there...
    Sarah Y.

    We had 2 soon tofu stews, both with beef, for takeout. The food was pretty good, but we found it weird they put the soups inside clear plastic bags (our guess is that they wanted to prevent spilling), and their side dishes were basically nonexistent. I would give this place a 3.5star and I would try it again, maybe for dine in next time.

    Kimchi stew
    Mich C.

    Came here randomly on a Saturday night for dinner. We ordered the kimchi stew and the spicy squid. The squid was a bit burnt-the squid to veggie ratio was a bit off; more veggies than squid. The kimchi stew was yum yum though. It busy but we got a seat right away. It's a small place and the kitchen was opened so the place got a bit Smokey. Otherwise I enjoyed it. Will come back in the future.

    kimchi stew
    Michelle D.

    Since Toronto is getting cold pretty soon, I got my favourite kimchi stew! Like any other traditional korean restaurant, the meal was served with side dishes. Seoulicious only gives three side dishes: kimchi, these glass noodles with soya sauce, and picked radish which is a step down from other restaurants but they do still do free refills. They also place the meal on a tray for you when they bring it to you. I think this makes it easier for you to eat (AND NOT SHARE YOUR SIDE DISHES) and for them to take it away. The kimchi stew was a much smaller portion that what I was expecting. The hotpot contained an abundance of onions and kimchi and an underwhelming serving of pork. I usually get kimchi stew since in other restaurants, the pork has very little fat and it's cooked just right. This kimchi stew had 5-6 chunks of pork fat with a small piece of meat on it.They serve the stew with a pretty good size of white rice which was warm. My sister finished her meal first but I was still eating but the servers brought the bill when we didn't ask for it yet. I felt like the server was trying to rush us out (?) by bringing the bill so early on. The restaurant wasn't too busy as well so I'm not sure why they did that.

    insde
    Yunny H.

    a hidden place for korean eats near Wellesley TTC station. We got these 2 dishes to share between the 2 of us, and we were really stuffed by the end of it. They have all sorts of korean dishes and combos available, great for lunch and to share! The kimchi fried rice was pretty good, big portion, served with a fried egg on top! Just wish it was a bit more spicy. Super affordable! However, loved the soon tofu, We got the vegetable option, but meat and seafood option was also available as well. The soft tofu soup is pretty spicy~ so I loved it! It was super flavourful, the tofu melts in your mouth, and pairs super well with the bowl of rice. The warmness from the soup definitely warmed me up nicely. Kimchi Fried Rice - $10.00 Soon Tofu (Vegetable) - $15.00

    Lunch
    Cindy D.

    Depending on the time of the day, this place may be packed but most of the time when I walk past here, I see empty tables. I came here past lunchtime and we were seated right away. What I like about it was that every dish came on its own tray plus your own banchan - a first for me. The bulgogi was very good, the only thing that made me give this place an ok rating was that the waitress gave us the receipt while I was 2/3 done my food. I found that a bit weird, I'm not sure if that's how they do it or they wanted us to finish faster.

    Victoria L.

    There's tons of options for food in this area and I'm glad we ended up here. I had the spicy pork bowl and it can with miso soup and three sides. Everything was delicious, fairy healthy and very authentic. My brother got the LA ribs on a hot plate which looked amazing and definitely what i'm trying when i come back. We also shared a bacon and garlic pancake between the four of us and couldn't finish it all Relaxed atmosphere, and great for catching up with family and friends for a casual dinner, I'll definitely be back!

    Sarah C.

    I ordered a bulgogi hot plate. Instead I was served some warm salad with bulgogi. Didn't realise a hot plate was 80% vegetables. Took a bite of it. ABSOLUTELY NOT BULGOGI. Tasted the noodles side dish. Just pepper. Not sure why bulgogi comes with that much vegetables since it isn't expensive to make Nor do I understand why it tastes nothing like bulgogi. Ordered the spicy rice cake. Why is it basically in flavoured water ??????? The sauce is meant to be a thick consistency. Go to seor ak san or anywhere in korean town. Or even the nearby bbq places... Pic of bulgogi before eating Pic of spicy rice cake after eating

    Shawn T.

    Stopped by here for the first time a day or two ago. It was pretty much an accident since we intended on going to a different Korean place but somehow ended up here instead due to a miscommunication amongst the group. All I can say is that we were very lucky to end up here! The food was great, the prices were extremely reasonable and the portions were large. I myself got the bulgogi rice bowl which in my books is always a win wherever you happen to get it from but this one was really, really good. I would have to say my biggest regret was not getting the short rib tray that a friend of mine got. It looks so damn good and I think we will be going back in the next week or so just to get me my rib fix! All in all if you want a reasonably priced, great tasting and filling meal I highly recommend stopping by here

    seafood pancake
    Alina M.

    A fairly "modern" Korean restaurant, with interesting choices of drinks and food, and nice side dishes too. Prices are very competitive and reasonable for the area. In particular, their hot plates and soups are amazing for a cold winter's day meal while their cold noodles can be super refreshing in the summertime. Portions are average, maybe on the smaller side, so splitting an appetizer can be a good idea. Their pancake is also quite different and good to try out as a starter. Staff are attentive and quite helpful at explaining the menu. Food comes quickly and people tend to leave within an hour.

    Spicy Pork
    Karen K.

    Open late at night, Seoulicious is the bomb for midnight dinners when it's a no go for pub food. My friend introduced me to it after we finished our Black Friday shopping. Luckily, we didn't have to fight for seats. It wasn't too packed, but there was a constant stream of customers. Therefore, you know it's probably not too hyped, but it's still highly revered in the area. The chefs serve standard Korean fare in a more modern setting. The lighting is dim, the tables are black, there are extra lighting fixtures in the corner, and the servers adorn black outfits. The interior is not over the top, but it's a pleasant alternative to the usual wooden and brown interiors of Korean restaurants (at least from the ones I've visited). Here, you will find your usual pancakes, ddukbokki, bibimbap, and hot plates. They are reasonably priced compared to other Korean restaurants in the downtown core. They are certainly not cheap eats, but you would have spent the same or more at a pub anyway. We ordered the ddukbokki, LA ribs, and Spicy Pork. The latter two came with individual side dishes instead of shared ones, a bowl of rice and a miso soup. All of them were flavourful and large in portion-size. I especially loved my spicy pork because the meat was cut into smaller pieces, thus allowing the sauce to be more noticeable with every bite. My only gripe that night was with the LA ribs because they were overdone. They weren't burnt, but they were unbearably chewy. If you like your ribs tender, then pass on this one. There are actually 4 levels of spiciness. My server recommended me to stick with what he called ''regular''. I was initially against it because I thought it would be too mild, but lo and behold, the ''regular'' spiciness was definitely a hot one. It wasn't mild and it wasn't over the top. It was the standard spicy kick you get at Korean restaurants in Toronto. If you're good with spiciness but not an extremist, stick with ''regular''. Seoulicious is a pretty fail-safe spot for Korean grub. It doesn't have outstanding prices and food quality. However, they're all fair. There's really no distinguishable factor between this establishment and others, except for the interior. It's open late at night, though, so It's a solid option if you're craving Korean munchies after a long day.

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    Lala Spicy Lab

    Lala Spicy Lab

    4.6(32 reviews)
    1.0 kmDowntown Core

    Food: We came here because they were offering a $9.99 Summer Light single hot pot, which felt like…read morea really good deal for an individual hot pot. We tried both the roasted chili & fermented black bean and Sichuan spicy soup bases, and I liked that they actually had different flavour profiles rather than just tasting like different levels of spice. We also ordered the pork wontons and spicy crispy tofu. The crispy tofu was one of my favourites because it added a nice crunch in between bites of hot pot. For dessert, we tried the banana mystery parfait and camellia oolong parfait. I especially liked the oolong parfait since it's not a flavour you see on dessert menus very often. I also really liked the individual hot pot format. Sometimes I want hot pot without committing to a full AYCE meal, so this was a nice option, especially for the price. Service: The staff were really helpful, especially because we weren't sure what to order at first. They took the time to explain the $9.99 deal and helped us figure out how everything worked. Our food also came out pretty quickly, which was nice. Ambiance: It's a fairly small spot and it was already busy when we went, even though it was a weekday. I'd probably recommend going a little earlier if you want to avoid waiting or have an easier time getting a table. Overall, we had a good experience and I'd come back, especially when I'm craving hot pot but don't feel like doing a full AYCE meal.

    Funny enough, a hot pot spot has become my favorite place for ice cream downtown. They regularly…read moreswitch up their ice cream and parfait flavors, and we've never had a miss. We tried the Affogato Floating Black Tea Ice Cream, and it was the perfect midday pick-me-up. The black tea flavor was strong and aromatic. We didn't pick up much coffee flavor, but we'll happily take the caffeine boost. The grass jelly and pudding were the perfect additions, especially as the ice cream melted into them. Such a fun and refreshing little treat!

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    Lala Spicy Lab - Spicy Tenderloin Thick Handmade Noodles with Golden egg

    Spicy Tenderloin Thick Handmade Noodles with Golden egg

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    Matsutei Sukiyaki - Matsutei Sukiyaki - udon noodles

    Matsutei Sukiyaki

    4.0(24 reviews)
    1.6 kmChinatown, Downtown Core

    Matsutei Sukiyaki offers comforting Japanese hot pit in a warm and cozy atmosphere. They offer both…read moreAYCE hot pot and à la carte. There's also AYCE drink option available. You can choose between many varieties of fresh ingredients: noodles and rice, vegetables, seafood, meat and broths. The sauce station makes crafting your own sauce easy and enjoyable. We visited for a weekday dinner and ordered the "Premium Set AYCE" and enjoyed the delicious hot pot and the vibes. For dessert, you can order soft serve ice cream and "Hanami Dango". The staff are friendly and guide you through the experience. The service is fast and efficient.

    Came here for the first time. My partner tried a different location and kept telling me about it…read more Decided to come here today. We got there around 5ish. The place itself was pretty empty. They had a large seating area. Only 2 tables plus us. The food came fairly quickly. They have a sauce bar and with some fruits there. I found the menu to be pretty small. A lot of it were like filler food. Like spam, different types of balls. It was mostly just beef or seafood. The beef didn't taste as tender as other places we been to before. It actually tastes quite dry. Our server also never really came around. We had to wait till someone comes around. Another weird thing that they do is add a mandatory 12% tips onto your bill. They do tell you before hand, but it felt obligated when it's forced onto the bill. Super weird

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    Jin Dal Lae - Gamjatang

    Jin Dal Lae

    4.4(146 reviews)
    2.4 kmKoreatown, Seaton Village, Palmerston
    $$

    This restaurant has amazing Korean food and service! With a very cozy environment and kind staff,…read moremy entire experience here was great. The staff helped us through the menu and gave us recommendations, and was so kind and fun to chat with! I had gotten the chicken katsu and my friend the beef tartar bibimbap. Both came with amazing portions and we had food to spare. The katsu was perfectly crispy, and the house made sauce was perfectly seasoned and amazing! It also came with apples and salad on the side which was a perfect pallet cleanser. The bibimbap had a great variety of toppings and everything was seasoned well. When thoroughly mixed, everything bite had a bit of everything and it was delicious. On top of the food u get when you order, the meal also comes with 6 different sides. There was 3 different kimchi, braised potatoes and 2 others that I'm not sure what they are, but they were delicious. My favourite was the potatoes and kimchi! Overall this is an amazing place to bring those close to you for delicious korean food!

    TLDR - Affordably priced. Good portion. Reasonable taste…read more There were so many Korean restaurants on Bathhurst and Bloor that were highly ranked on Yelp that we decided to choose one based on the second most reliable pointer - there were many Koreans dining inside. Hence we entered Jin Dai Lae. Good decision (yes, I am patting my back). Entree pricing was $3 to $4 lower than Markham/Richmond Hill. Portion was so big that you would be full, and might have to doggy bag. Most importantly, food tasted good. Short ribs stew had many pieces of beef. Squids hot plate was saucy. It wasn't too spicy, so it was good for me (menu didn't have a chilli sign either). For people who like it hot, you can ask for some chilli sauce.

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    Jin Dal Lae - Gamjatang

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    Jin Dal Lae - Beef tartare dolsot bibimbap

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    Big Way Hot Pot - Extra hot malatang with mango lemonade

    Big Way Hot Pot

    4.0(50 reviews)
    18.5 kmMilliken, Scarborough

    This is a new concept for us US-East Coasters and we enjoyed the customer service and the process…read moreof how to get your ingredients and how they served your bowl. So, how this works is you get your pot/bowl, get the ingredients you want first, they scale your bowl on how much to charge you, then you select your broth. I didn't want to die that night, so I got the Collagen Bone Broth. Very simple! You can also make your own dipping sauce on the side which made it very convenient if you got a simple broth like me. Restaurant is very modern and hip. I love how things were kept clean, such as the table, floor, stations to get your sauce. We ended with getting the matcha ice cream which was really good! Highly recommend this spot, for sureeee!

    Located at plaza mcowan and finch. Free parking in the plaza. Walking in you get the bowls and…read moretongs to grab the hot pot ingredients from the wall. It's pay by weight so the more you get the more it costs. Different soup base was nice I got the bone broth. There was a few people ahead of us at lunch and it can get a bit crowded in that area. Some of the fish and chicken looked a bit questionable. Anyways you pay at the counter and lunch it comes with a drink and small ice cream at the end. You get a # and the food will be brought to you when it's ready. There is a sauce bar where you can combine sauces toppings. Soup was nice not too salty or strong. I ordered with a couple others however my hot pot came last to the point where the others were more or less done eating even though we paid the same time and I could not enjoy because it was lunch and only so much time to eat. Definitely at least 25 minutes wait while I watch everyone else get their hot pot as we all laid around the same time. Because towards after initial entering there was not another large group of people having lunch. So factor in how busy the line is and how long you will wait to receive your food. I think it is nice you can choose what you want and the amount you want to eat. However it could be slow wait to get your meal.

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    Big Way Hot Pot - Collagen broth

    Collagen broth

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    Mabu Generation - Fried Chicken

    Mabu Generation

    4.3(78 reviews)
    0.0 kmDowntown Core
    $$

    For me personally this is on the pricier side of regular dining out, but the food and service are…read moreworth it whenever if is in the budget to go. I have an onion and garlic intolerance (I will be sick for 2-4 days if I get any), and some restaurants are born good with handling that. The staff checked all the prepped stuff and sauces and came back with suggestions of what I could have. One of the suggestions was the sukiyaki hotpot. I enjoyed it so much I've been back twice for it, and will be going in the future. The first visit was with friends, and they all really enjoyed their food as well, so my dish isn't a lone syandout.

    We came as a group of five on a Sunday night and were seated right away at the communal high table…read more The inside has a nice ambiance, it has a moody industrial style decor with a bit of retro Taiwanese night market charm. We decided to share a bunch of dishes so we can try a bit of everything. The popcorn chicken was so delicious, perfectly crunchy and well seasoned. The BBQ sausage was very flavorful. The beef steak egg pancake was also good, though a bit oilier than expected. Our sukiyaki hotpot with udon had a nice, comforting broth and the toppings were solid. My favourite was the house-special minced pork on rice. Its a pretty simple dish but always hits the spot. The portion size is a bit smaller than if you were to compare to a traditional Chinese style restaurant. I would say this place leans more toward trendy, individual/fusion-style Taiwanese dining rather than big family style platters. In our case, with 5 people sharing mostly appetizers / smaller dishes, we ended up spending about $20 per person (tip + tax included) which is still a pretty good deal. I'd absolutely go back for the popcorn chicken and the minced-pork rice bowl again.

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    Mabu Generation - House Special Spicy Hot Pot

    House Special Spicy Hot Pot

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