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"We got the budae jjigae and the cheese dakgalbi to share between 5 people and the portions were huge and they were so filling! For this price point in the city, the value is pretty good. Would def come back for the budae jjigae, it’s the perfect comfort dish."
Telefon: +14165161222
Adresse: Hancook Cheese Dakgalbi, 605 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6G 1K6, Canada
Stadt: Toronto
Webseite: http://hancookcanada.com/
Montag: 16:00 -24:00
Dienstag: 16:00 -24:00
Mittwoch: 16:00 -24:00
Donnerstag: 16:00 -24:00
Freitag: 16:00 -24:00
Samstag: 16:00 -24:00
Sonntag: 16:00 -24:00
Gerichte: 10
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 2009
4.5 07/09/2023 I came here because I was craving this restaurant, I’ve been here a couple of times and each time I was always satisfied. The restaurant was kind of busy, the employees were welcoming from the start and always noticed when I needed their attention. I ordered a Rosé Cheese Dakgalbi and Spicy Rice Cake.Rosé Cheese Dakgalbi I usually get this from here, but this time I added ramen noodles, and extra cheese, I asked if they could also add fish cakes as well but they said they couldn’t ?. Since I ordered a portion for one, it didn’t come in like the image, they warned me ahead of time but why could I do ? this made the dish have less sauce than it should’ve. I definitely recommend...
As requested by a friend, I accompanied them for lunch at this restaurant and my experience we'll say was, about average.It does look like a decent place, especially given the location underneath. The staff is also friendly, willing to accommodate, so any requests you shouldn't feel embarrassed by. Obviously like I said because of location, parking may be a bit tricky to find but it's manageable.My concern comes with the food and the price that came with it. I'll give the benefit of the doubt and assume because of inflation the prices are what they are, but it definitely doesn't feel like it taste wise. The cold noodle set was appreciated but, even the fried rice felt average at best.Overall...
My favorite place for a light meal.FOOD:• Cheese Dakgalbi: super cheesy, quite spicy but not crazy spicy. It can't get me full if I order it alone but definitely a fun thing to try.I recommend add some noodles/ rice into it get some side dish.DRINK: I didn't feel like getting a drink that is more pricey than the main course.VIBE: It's in the basement so might be a bit harder to find. The floor is not as clean as I expected it to be. And the washroom looks really dirty. The dakgalbi pan is quite old and beaten up.SERVICE: All the servers tried to avoid my eye contact after the food is brought out. It's almost impossible to ask for something else because they seem to dissappear or pretend not...
Delicious Cheese Dakgalbi! Never tried that before and we went as this place was recommended to us by a friend. The sauce was tasty which made up for the texture of the dish. I think to some people who are not used to it, it may seem a little spicy. I like spicy food, so it was a perfect match for me. The dish is so fun to eat straight out of a sizzling pan! We also had fried rice with the remainder dakgalbi. Our portions were enough!! The staff was nice and the restaurant was not too crowded. Their side dishes are good too! The restaurant itsels is a nice casual place to eat, drink and chill. Definitely worth coming by for some delicious comfort food.
We ordered two rose tteokbokis, which is too much for us, but the server insisted that if we only ordered one, it would only be sufficient for one. As a result, we ordered two, even though we also ordered one more spicy tteokboki and bulgogi with rice. For the way it looks and the quality of the food, this location is rather pricey. Other Korean restaurants offer similar type of dish for less price.
Came here with some friends for a little get-together. Ordered two Dakgalbi (Cheese and Rosé sauce) with ramen. Plus fried rice with the crispy bits at the end. Everything was hot and fresh. Service was good. Preferred the Cheese Dakgalbi over the one with Rosé sauce as the latter was a bit too creamy and lacked the spiciness I'd like. But overall, it was an enjoyable experience.
Cheese Dakgalbi $16.99 per person) Udon $3) which comes with chicken, red pepper paste, rice cakes, veggies and mozzarella was pleasing and super filling. Great value for the amount of food you get! Not much options for side dishes given compared to other Korean restaurants but still yummy. Overall, great dining experience and delicious!
I didn’t try the signature cheese dakgalbi and only had the spicy rice cakes. It was okay. The rice cakes were too soft and felt over cooked. But The sauce was tasty which made up for the texture of rice cake. the highlight for me was the side dishes! The noodles were delicious and the service was very polite.
One of our favourite spots for Korean Dakgalbi in Toronto! Must get the one with cheese and add extra ramen and rice cakes... fantastic!They are less busy during lunch time, even on the weekends! I find it is busier for the evening times but still worth it to go!
We got the budae jjigae and the cheese dakgalbi to share between 5 people and the portions were huge and they were so filling! For this price point in the city, the value is pretty good. Would def come back for the budae jjigae, it’s the perfect comfort dish.
