i love their tokbokki and cant find it anywhere else. I see they been closed for while. Anyone have ideas where they are now?
Zahra Pertiwi
Please let us know when you open a new restaurant, i can’t stop thinking about your soup and idk where to go now for my cold noodle soup 😭😭
Chia Chan
Sending love to my favourite Korean food restaurant. I hope all staff is well and am looking forward for your return.
They have the best pork soup and seafood pancakes 🫶🏻
Bryan Vo
Hope they’ll reopen soon. Their seafood pancake is the best in town
D Chiu
This place is so good. I hope you open again soon after the explosion
Elsie Kim
Food always delicious here!
Hanna
I went here to try their soup in the cold weather by myself. It was so good! The staff were so kind and helpful with the menu, and the portion size and side dishes were very large for the regular size, I was unable to finish but it was very delicious. The atmosphere is cozy; and I left feeling healthy and warm. The menu items are listed in Korean but English translations are listed beneath each of them!
A L
The food is hot and tasty.
Patrick Cho
Great food, great service, little hot in there so better take your Canada goose off
Brandon Hwang
If you're a fan of hearty, flavorful Korean cuisine, Bukchigo Jangguchigo is a must-visit. Specializing in Sundaegukbap (blood sausage soup), this restaurant delivers rich, savory dishes that capture the essence of traditional Korean comfort food. However, for those unfamiliar with offal or sensitive to distinctive food aromas, it might take some getting used to. That said, once you acquire the taste, it becomes incredibly addictive.
Their spicy stir-fried gopchang (intestines) is another standout dish, offering just the right kick of heat. Pair your meal with traditional Korean makgeolli (rice wine) for an authentic dining experience. This is a true gem for those who appreciate down-to-earth, everyday Korean dishes that tug at the heartstrings of home-cooked nostalgia. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Korean cuisine, this spot is sure to leave a lasting impression.
A hidden gem in Korea Town. Always a line up for dinner. Must try their blood sausage soup. If you’re feeling adventurous…I highly recommend the blood sausage and organs soup.
신현석
food is delicious Service is a mess If you look at the behavior of the employees, it seems that the boss is not evil. This is the first time I've seen someone ask me something when ordering. Doesn’t McDonald’s do anything to its customers? I don't even want to pay for the food, let alone tip.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: 반찬들, 막창순대국밥
Ling Wan
Every dish we ordered was delicious—there wasn’t a single miss. The cold noodles were especially impressive, so good that we finished every bite! The blood sausage soup was very enjoyable.
My favourite place to go for Korean style soup and makguli.
Taekwon AY
I always come here to eat sundae soup when I visit Vancouver, but I will never come here again. I went on a Saturday evening and was very uncomfortable with the service. The young male server seemed unfriendly from the way he spoke. He put a lot of emphasis on the deadline. He only came to take orders and ask about last calls. He didn't even ask how the food was or if I needed anything. The woman working in the kitchen who brought us the food was actually kinder. There were so many flies flying around while I was eating that it was uncomfortable, but the food was delicious. I didn't want to tip because of the guy's server's tone and expression, so I paid $117 or $120 in cash and returned to my seat, but he came and gave me change and said, "You're leaving a tip, right?" Wow, it was so absurd. My friend ended up giving me $20 in cash, but isn't a tip the price of the service? How can you force a tip? Isn’t it given to the customer if he or she is satisfied? We decided to think of it as a cell phone charging fee. ^^ No matter where you go, if you think you received good service, of course you tip. Before asking for a tip, I think you should first consider whether you have provided satisfactory service to your guests.
i love their tokbokki and cant find it anywhere else. I see they been closed for while. Anyone have ideas where they are now?
Please let us know when you open a new restaurant, i can’t stop thinking about your soup and idk where to go now for my cold noodle soup 😭😭
Sending love to my favourite Korean food restaurant. I hope all staff is well and am looking forward for your return.
They have the best pork soup and seafood pancakes 🫶🏻
Hope they’ll reopen soon. Their seafood pancake is the best in town
This place is so good. I hope you open again soon after the explosion
Food always delicious here!
I went here to try their soup in the cold weather by myself. It was so good! The staff were so kind and helpful with the menu, and the portion size and side dishes were very large for the regular size, I was unable to finish but it was very delicious. The atmosphere is cozy; and I left feeling healthy and warm. The menu items are listed in Korean but English translations are listed beneath each of them!
The food is hot and tasty.
Great food, great service, little hot in there so better take your Canada goose off
If you're a fan of hearty, flavorful Korean cuisine, Bukchigo Jangguchigo is a must-visit. Specializing in Sundaegukbap (blood sausage soup), this restaurant delivers rich, savory dishes that capture the essence of traditional Korean comfort food. However, for those unfamiliar with offal or sensitive to distinctive food aromas, it might take some getting used to. That said, once you acquire the taste, it becomes incredibly addictive.
Their spicy stir-fried gopchang (intestines) is another standout dish, offering just the right kick of heat. Pair your meal with traditional Korean makgeolli (rice wine) for an authentic dining experience. This is a true gem for those who appreciate down-to-earth, everyday Korean dishes that tug at the heartstrings of home-cooked nostalgia. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Korean cuisine, this spot is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Restaurantji Recommends
A hidden gem in Korea Town. Always a line up for dinner. Must try their blood sausage soup. If you’re feeling adventurous…I highly recommend the blood sausage and organs soup.
food is delicious
Service is a mess
If you look at the behavior of the employees, it seems that the boss is not evil.
This is the first time I've seen someone ask me something when ordering.
Doesn’t McDonald’s do anything to its customers?
I don't even want to pay for the food, let alone tip.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: 반찬들, 막창순대국밥
Every dish we ordered was delicious—there wasn’t a single miss. The cold noodles were especially impressive, so good that we finished every bite! The blood sausage soup was very enjoyable.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Blood Sausage, Cold Buckwheat Noodles
My favourite place to go for Korean style soup and makguli.
I always come here to eat sundae soup when I visit Vancouver, but I will never come here again. I went on a Saturday evening and was very uncomfortable with the service. The young male server seemed unfriendly from the way he spoke. He put a lot of emphasis on the deadline. He only came to take orders and ask about last calls. He didn't even ask how the food was or if I needed anything. The woman working in the kitchen who brought us the food was actually kinder. There were so many flies flying around while I was eating that it was uncomfortable, but the food was delicious. I didn't want to tip because of the guy's server's tone and expression, so I paid $117 or $120 in cash and returned to my seat, but he came and gave me change and said, "You're leaving a tip, right?" Wow, it was so absurd. My friend ended up giving me $20 in cash, but isn't a tip the price of the service? How can you force a tip? Isn’t it given to the customer if he or she is satisfied? We decided to think of it as a cell phone charging fee. ^^ No matter where you go, if you think you received good service, of course you tip. Before asking for a tip, I think you should first consider whether you have provided satisfactory service to your guests.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 1
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