korea house

excellent food!!. korea house may not be the most well known place, or the best looking for establishments, but the food speaks volumes about how excellent this place is.
the menu is varied and contains many items for different tastes, listed both in korean as well as english.
from their tempura, to the gyoza like "man-doo"; to the more well known bulgogi and kimchi dishes; nothing fails to impress.
what seems like a mom and pop shop with only a few workers that can get overwhelmed when the restaurant is full; the food is well worth any wait you may have!

i've taken many friends and family to korea house and every one of them has wanted to go back for more!

superb food, and worth checking out to try something new! don't be afraid to ask for extra spicey! it's even better!

i like this place. the food was good. this is regina's first korean restaurant. nice to see the diversity in restaurant.

yay!. its a good place for a good meal. always satisfying and decently priced also. not a huge fan of their korean bbq, but i still like it. the side dishes complement nicely and is one of the reasons why i like it so much

yum~. i love this place, their beebimbop is always satisfying. they also have a unique cold noodle dish that is very very good. they've recently started serving korean bbq that you grill at your table so that is a plus. it is much better than the 100 kings korean bbq that was previously on vic avenue. this is one of my favorite asian restaurants in the city

the great food makes up for the arborite surroundings. everything we had was exceptionally tasty especially any thing that came in a hot bowl or stone.

this place is a hidden gem! while it may not look like much from the outside and its austere interior may leave you wanting, it does not disappoint when it comes to korean cuisine. we ordered the bulgogi (marinated beef with onions and carrots), chicken bulgogi (marinated spicy chicken & beef) and the vege man doo (pan fried dumplings stuffed with mushroom, onions, carrots, bean sprouts and tofu). and a couple of korean iced coffees to wash it all down. the bulgogi was excellent, as was the chicken bulgogi. they didn't skimp on the meat, instead both contained lots of big chunks of beef and/or chicken. and i was glad to see that the chicken bulgogi was not just the same as the beef bulgogi but with added chicken. while similar, it was its own dish with a different, spicier marinade. the vege man doo was also good, but not my favourite. the bulgogi were accompanied by rice and all three dishes came with a variety of side dishes in small bowls. all in all, it was a very satisfying meal with more than enough food to go around. i highly recommend this place.