Kuya Korea

Surprisingly good. I love their bowl, it’s heavy and satisfying. I like their chicken too. I recommend you to try this, plus their staff are friendly and always happy to assist.

Delicious bulgogi that's worth the price!

The ricebowls have generous serving size. My favorite flavor-wise is the Bulgogi. It tasts delicious, the sesame seeds are actually seasoning that contribute to flavor and not just toppings for visuals.

I also tried the K-Fire noodles. It definitely tasted "Fire" (as in spicy), although it's quite one-note. The cheese is melty on top, tasted good and nice in the picture too.

The Chicken with kimchi meal is just good enough. Underwhelming serving size compared to the other dishes. Made up for by the fact that the chicken is delicious and the kimchi …

Place has now become a bit crowded. The tables became smaller, yet their plates became bigger 🥲

It's difficult to eat in groups.

Price wise, they are affordable. I just hope they have more chicken flavors. I find it very difficult to choose a flavor because the choices is very limited.

The food at the restaurant is quite good overall. I found the fish cake to be especially delicious, with a nice flavor and texture that stood out. The portion size of their rice bowl is very generous, making it an excellent choice for those with a big appetite. However, the richness of the food started to feel a bit overwhelming after a while, and I found myself unable to finish my meal. Despite this, the food is generally satisfying and well-prepared, offering a good variety of flavors and a pleasant dining experience.

Additionally, the staff are very friendly and attentive, which adds to t…

Went here awhile ago while I was visiting the Philippines and we got their mango & strawberry bingsu. Tasted really different from what I usually have in Toronto. It wasn't terrible but it also wasnt good. Like I'm not sure if it was just us but the mango bingsu tasted a bit like medicine :( The space was really cute though, spacious and aesthetic.