Pyung Taik Korean Restaurant
$$ • Korean, Pet FriendlyAbout Pyung Taik Korean Restaurant
Customers' Favorites
Haemul PA Jeon Seafood & Scallion Pancake
Bibimbap and Assorted Ban Chan
Soda & Bottled Water
Hot Stone Bibimbap
Soft Tofu Soup
Fried Dumpling
Doenjang Soup
隨餐小菜
Yookgaejang
豆腐汤
Recent Reviews
144 ratings
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I was surprised to see the only Korean restaurant nearby and went here on a Tuesday night. It was empty. As other reviewers say, don't let the facade deter you. This is CASH ONLY. I ordered Seafood Tofu Soup and Beef Hotstone Bibimbap. Food was amazing, served by an older Korean couple. They were very friendly and checked on us. The atmosphere was very basic with table and chairs, no music so it was QUIET. Nevertheless, give this restaurant a shot, you won't be disappointed!
What a cute restaurant. If you wanna get away from the niagara falls tourist experience and eat some real food prepared with love, go eat here! Keep in mind though, when I went they were only taking cash. I think my bill was around $25 for one person after tax and tip. The couple who runs this place is so sweet.
Atmosphere is unique it was so delicious for us we emptied everything
Food portion isnt as big yes it is pricey but for us if the food taste good it doesnt matter
It was really delicious
We left every plate empty
They dont take credit or debit cash only
Food portion isnt as big yes it is pricey but for us if the food taste good it doesnt matter
It was really delicious
We left every plate empty
They dont take credit or debit cash only
Hours
| Monday | 12:30 - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 12:30 - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 12:30 - 7PM |
| Thursday | 12:30 - 7PM |
| Friday | 12:30 - 7PM |
| Saturday | 12:30 - 7PM |
| Sunday | 12:30 - 6PM |
Pyung Taik Korean Restaurant is a hidden gem in Niagara Falls. Despite its unassuming exterior, the restaurant serves delicious and authentic Korean cuisine. The food is praised for being fantastic, with a variety of options including vegetarian dishes like tofu bibimbap. The service is generally good, though some reviews mention it can be slow, and the restaurant only accepts cash, with a minimum of $25 per person recommended. Prices have increased by about 25%-30% compared to two years ago, making it somewhat steep for some guests. The restaurant is run by a mom-and-pop duo, ensuring a personalized and clean dining experience. The appearance of the place might be off-putting to some, but the authentic Korean flavors, including favorites like galbi, soft tofu (seafood) soup, and fried dumplings, make it worth a visit.