Bi Bim Bap
950 Eglinton Ave. W., Toronto
Specializes in its namesake Korean dish—rice served in a hot stone bowl and topped with a variety of vegetables and
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Korean Cowboy
2368 Yonge St., Toronto
Despite its name, this restaurant doesn’t really combine Korean and Western flavours; it does, however, add a few American-style inspirationsKorean Grill House
754 Yonge St., Toronto
Cook-it-yourself grill house where the spartan-ish decor makes way for a torrent of aromas and sizzling goodness. Carnivores rejoice atKorean Grill House
214 Queen St. W., Toronto
Cook-it-yourself grill house where the spartan-ish decor makes way for a torrent of aromas and sizzling goodness. Carnivores rejoice atMiga
2382 Dundas St. W., Mississauga
Japanese and Korean restaurant featuring sushi, at-table barbecues of short ribs and seafood, and specialty Korean dishes such as seafoodOddseoul
90 Ossington Ave., Toronto
From the owners of Swish by Han, this boisterous snack bar is a bit of a hipster haven, but don’tRamyun
1 Baldwin St., Toronto
Korean noodle and rice bar near the AGO. Serves more than a dozen noodle soups—plus other noodle-based options—with varied toppings