Closed already I hope they open up one again. Love their…read morefood and service. The ambience is ok.

Came to this restaurant with my friend and her family, they said it's the restaurant they always go…read moreto when they crave Korean. I ordered the kimchi bibimbap, which was good, but nothing special compared to other bibimbaps that I've had. When coming to Korean restaurants, I find that half of the reason for my rating is the side dishes that they give to you alongside your meal. The side dishes here were lacklustre, and all four side dishes had the same taste -- spicy, sour, sweet. It's this reason that I'm giving the restaurant 3 stars; if you're going to get a typical bibimbap, might as well go to a restaurant that serves better side dishes! Although it was not busy at all on the day we came in, we still had difficulty getting our waiter's attention. However, this type of service is to be expected in an Asian restaurant setting. Verdict: Do not think I will be coming back, as I feel like there are better Korean restaurants in Mississauga.

Got the jjampongg/spicy noodle soup and it was very tasty and so inexpensive! Loved the smokiness…read moreof the soup and the seafood flavour. Will be back to try their pork bone soup

When I started coming here a couple years ago the pork bone soup was $6 and super cheap. Now, it's…read more$9 which is still a decent price, but the taste of it is so good it keeps me coming back,especially after trying the same dish in other Korean restaurants. Tbh, a lot of the stir fry type dishes have very small portions. I've tried a bunch of them (my favourite being stir fried squid and bulgogi/beef) and while they aren't priced highly (maybe $2 - $3 cheaper than sit down restaurants w/ servers) but the portion sizes are tiny. They always give you very little meat with too much rice and the dish ends up being expensive for what you actually get. My advice is don't cheap out and just go to a normal restaurant and order the dish, you'll get more value for your money there. The pork bone soup is honestly addictive though. Good portion size; enough meat and enough soup. Really rich and sweet soup, which is just what I need in the winter to heal my bitter soul. Meat is fall off the bone tender and super flavourful. When I come I see most people eating either pork bone soup or bibimbap. I've tried enough Korean restaurants to know that the kimchi is fantastic here. Hands down the best I've had to date. It's weird that some dishes don't get kimchi though (I think it was the seafood soup or jajangmyun). And they don't allow refills or sell their kimchi. But, it's consistent every single time and both the cabbage and cucumber kimchi are knock your socks off type good. I always look forward to coming here and having my pork bone soup. It's consistent every time and the kimchi is too. I'm definitely a regular here by now so I'll be coming back soon, especially since it'll probably start snowing soon.

Owl of Minerva is a good place for Korean food as they have a little bit of everything, from rice…read moredishes to soups to Korean fried chicken. I've been to this location a couple of times and generally enjoy myself. When I come here with my boyfriend, we like to order one of the fried rice dishes, and then several meat and appetizers so that we can sample as much variety as we can. We've tried both the Kimchi fried rice and the shrimps fried rice. The Kimchi is nice and spicy, but i prefer the shrimps fried rice as the simple flavour pairs well with the stronger flavours of the side dishes. Some other favourites we have are the grilled pork chops which are cooked really well and the kalbi which has a nice flavour. They give you scissors to cut the meat and tongs to pick it up with, which is helpful. For the appetizers I love the egg rolls and the kimchi pancake. I've tried the Korean fried chicken and although they're good, they're not as crispy as I'd like. The mozzarella one also has a bit too much cheese for my taste. They give you some pickled veggies and kimchi on the side with your order, as well as a bowl of rice (depending on what you order) which is a plus. The tables are a tad small if you're only two people but it's not a problem. Overall it's a nice Korean restaurant if you're looking for a balanced meal. There are some solid dishes and they're always cooked really well.

We ate here this weekend, some dishes were really good while others were not. The bulgogi beef was…read moredelicious as well as the pork bone soup. The side dishes were really good. The gomtang was not very good and the squid was quite overcooked and rubbery. Service and atmosphere were decent, however, I would say you would come here mainly for the food.

I went to Little Saigon 88 for a family dinner since it was a convenient halfway-ish meeting spot…read more It was my first time there, although my sister had been before. Perhaps since it was a weekday (and snowing), it wasn't busy and we were seated right away. Like many pho or Vietnamese food spots, it has a casual, familiar feel, both in the atmosphere and the food. We shared fresh shrimp rolls and fried calamari, and each of us ordered a main - I went with the pho of course! The smaller size was more than enough. Overall, it was a solid experience, though nothing particularly memorable. That being said, I could see myself coming back if I'm in the area again.

We ordered take out from Little Saigon. The price has gone up since I had last been here a couple…read moreyears ago but they still have the 10% cash discount which was great. Today I got the spicy lemongrass chicken vermicelli. It was so big, fresh, and had a good spice build up over time. It took me two seatings to finish it as I had to let my stomach settle for a bit to fit it all in! I realized after the fact I didn't take a photo of the meal! (Whoops) Anyways I can vouch that it was delicious.

Just an update as I've been on a pho binge lately…read more I'd say the broth itself is a 3/5. It's great and tasty, however it lacks complexity and richness that I know other pho places (such as Big Bowl) have. The brisket was good, just not as good as Big Bowl. Portion size is great

This has amazing customer service and the food speaks for itself…read more I orders the pork chops and cubed beef the portion was amazing I always pair it with hot chilly flakes but the ran out but the hot sauce was good enough And my sister order the shrimp fried rice She loved it

We went there for lunch since they have lunch specials of rice or noodle dishes. It comes with a…read moregreen salad or a Tom yum soup. The decor is a bit out dated. We sat a corner so that we can talk. The service was decent. The washroom was tight, but clean. The soup came out quickly and it had flavour. I would have liked it in a bigger bowl. The main dish that I ordered was tofu pad Thai. I was not impressed that I got 4-5 tiny cubes of tofu as my protein. The pad Thai was on the sweeter side - I prefer the salty version. Presentation could be improved. My friends also commented on the lack of protein in their dishes. They were kind enough to give us three separate bills.

We got crab cheese wonton as starters (I don't recommend them), drunk noodles with beef, pad Thai…read morewith beef, and Thai ice tea. The crab cheese wonton barely had any filling, so I wouldn't get that again. The entrees were tasty and priced accordingly for the portion sizes. The Thai ice tea was really good! Service was really good here.

This restaurant is always a go-to for delicious pho and Vietnamese dishes whenever I'm in…read moreBurlington. Their portions are big and the servers are very nice. The place had lots of seatings and is brightly lit. The rare lean beef and flank brisket pho was full of umami flavour. Unfortunately, the beef was already fully cooked by the time the food came to us. The lemongrass porkchop was tender and juicy. It didn't appear to be grilled compared to what I expected. But you don't really need the sauce that comes with it as the flavour was very satisfying. The food might take awhile to come depending on how busy they are. They get really busy so I recommend coming mid-day and/or mid-week.

This is one of our go to's. we come here for pho soup and Vietnamese pork chops. My hubby loves…read moretheir Vietnamese spring rolls, we always order it as appetizer. The rare beef soup, grilled chicken and pork chop with egg on rice are our faves. Service is friendly and quick. Ambiance is casual and lots of families come here to eat. Love it!

Really authentic Korean food! From the outside, this is a hole-in-the-wall restaurant but it was…read moredecent inside. The restaurant was pretty busy around 7pm on Saturday evening so you might want to make reservations. We got 5 dishes to share for the 5 of us. Everything was delicious especially the Seafood pancake and Jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup). I would definitely come back for these two dishes. Note that they are pretty slow with preparing the food so don't come here if you need a quick dinner.

Korea House is a nice, small, and cozy Korean restaurant located in downtown Hamilton. The parking…read morearea is very small, so parking space can be tight. Service is friendly, fast, and efficient. The menu consists of all the typical and traditional Korean dishes. The banchan comes in 3 small dishes (bean sprouts, pickled radish, and fish cake slices). I had the Dolsot Bibimbap, which they were able to customize to be vegetarian (with tofu instead of beef). Overall it's good, familiar, comforting hot food. The warm Korean rice tea is also great as usual (one of my favourite tea types).