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"I had dinner at this restaurant recently. I really enjoyed their wings; they had the perfect balance of spicy and sweet flavors. The kimchi fried rice was the standout dish for me. I can't wait to come back and try more items from their menu. Our server was friendly and attentive. The space is a bit cozy and we were seated close to the kitchen, but it didn't detract from the overall experience."
Telefon: (+1)6473468151
Adresse: 90 Ossington Ave, Toronto, Ontario M6J 2Z4, Canada, M6J2Z4
Stadt: Toronto
Montag: 18:00 -02:00
Dienstag: 18:00 -02:00
Donnerstag: 18:00 -02:00
Freitag: 18:00 -02:00
Samstag: 18:00 -02:00
Sonntag: 18:00 -02:00
Gerichte: 43
Ausstattung: 16
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 3655
I have visited this bar a couple of times now. It is a nice small local bar that is labeled as Korean, although I didn't find much Korean influence in the menu. The food was decent, but I would describe it more as typical late-night bar food. The Bulgogi banh mi was decent but quite basic. It was essentially a banh mi sandwich without pickled vegetables, topped with basic Bulgogi. The wings were crispy but covered in heavy sauces. Unfortunately, I didn't enjoy the Kimchi fried rice as I found it too greasy. Overall, it's an okay bar, but I'm not sure if I would return for average food. I recommend giving it a try yourself if you haven't been before.
My sister and I shared the KFC wings, the squash poutine, and the japchae. I enjoyed the wings and the squash poutine, but they both tasted pretty standard. I feel the poutine would have tasted a lot better if it was warmer — it was very lukewarm when we got it (as if it had been out for some time). The japchae was alright, but again, nothing special.Service was really nice, however, there was only one waitress so it took time for food to come out. This might be why the food was a bit lukewarm — the food would be ready to be served at the counter, but there would be no one there to bring it to the tables.
A nice quaint restaurant in a very busy street. The parking situation is definitely a struggle on the weekend, so be aware!The service was excellent! Drinks were served quickly and we were constantly being checked on and made sure that we had everything which we appreciated. The food was quite good and fairly priced. I had the bulgogi cheesesteak sandwich which I thought was delicious.I'd definitely recommend this restaurant for a nice take on Korean bar food and a good place to grab drinks.
We ordered the bulgogi cheesesteak, pork belly bao and squash poutine and were very impressed by all three dishes. The sambal mayo on the bulgogi cheesesteak tasted like ketchup with a hint of gochujang and did not complement the sandwich the best but the meat was very well marinated making it easier to ignore.The server did forget to bring out our squash poutine initially, but aside from that that service was decent.
I had dinner at this restaurant recently. I really enjoyed their wings; they had the perfect balance of spicy and sweet flavors. The kimchi fried rice was the standout dish for me. I can't wait to come back and try more items from their menu. Our server was friendly and attentive. The space is a bit cozy and we were seated close to the kitchen, but it didn't detract from the overall experience.
