15 Best Korean Restaurants in Markham

“It’s better then KFC Cheese stick OMG🤤best I’ve ever had The spicy 🌶️ pastas ou 😋 So I give it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“Anju is a great spot if you’re looking for flavorful Korean food. The atmosphere feels modern and upbeat, making it a great spot to go with friends or for a casual night out. The menu has a lot of exciting options, but the marinated raw shrimp and crab really stand out. The marinated raw shrimp is tender and fresh, with just the right amount of seasoning to bring out its natural sweetness. It has a nice balance of flavor—savory, slightly spicy, and refreshing all at once. The marinated raw crab is just as delicious, with a rich taste that pairs perfectly with the sauces and sides. Both dishes feel special because they’re not something you find everywhere, and they’re prepared with a lot of care. 🦐🦀

What I enjoy most about Anju is how these dishes give you a unique food experience while still feeling approachable. The flavors are strong but not overwhelming, and they leave you wanting to try more from the menu. The service is friendly, and the overall vibe of the restaurant makes the meal even more enjoyable.

Overall, Anju is a place where you can enjoy fresh, flavorful dishes in a fun setting, and the marinated raw shrimp and crab are definitely the highlights worth coming back for.“

“This place is amazing!“

“A great hangout on a Friday night. Comfy atmosphere and top shelf service. We ordered Nagasaki jjampong and paired it with Soju, followed by yuzu high ball. It conjured memories of Omeide yokocho in Tokyo or midtown Busan. Highly recommend it if you are in North York.“

“A must try for any fried chicken lover!! ????????Korean fried chicken we can’t stop eating. About 30$ for two people to stuff themselves with perfectly crisp chicken, smothered in an amazing sauce if you choose and several flavors. Friendly caring service. Don’t miss it in the food court just down a corridor a few feet off main food court. Hidden gem we always return to.“

“We arrived at the food court around 7:30 and some other restaurant in the food court didn’t accept our order because they were closing soon.
But Kim’s kitchen accepted the order thankfully :) We were very hungry.
Food was so delicious and food was cheaper than other restaurants.
Cashier was kind.
Very satisfied !“

“Very good authentic Korean food, very generous portions. The chicken cutlet bento came with two layers of chicken cutlet, we couldn't finish the meal. The purple rice was delicious. Pork bone soup came with three large bone pieces and potatoes. Soup was well done. The meal also came with three side dishes. Appreciated the pager that sounds when our food is ready so that we could sit down and wait without any mixup. Downside is they only take cash or debit, meals do not come with tea and extra bowls and cutlery come with a small charge.“

“I had been meaning to try this place out for a bit and finally remembered to go.
We grabbed 2 of their lunch specials to go. The restaurant was fairly quiet when I went so ordering and wait time was short.
The place looked clean and AC was working.
Onto the food.
The banchan - japchae and kimchi were pretty good, well seasoned and not too fermented. The potatoes tasted a bit bland - lacked some seasoning.
L5 - chicken bulgogi - not bad, tasted like a spicy chicken stir-fry with vegetables, was bell pepper heavy. If you don't like that might be an issue for you. Don't really get why they called it bulgogi - it doesn't have the classic char or bulgogi marinade taste under the spice. Was a good sized portion for the lunch price and sauce went well with the rice.
L7 - Jab chae rice bowl with beef - my sister said the japchae portion was good but the beef was a bit dry and also a bit bland (not marinated enough?). There was a squiggle of sauce drizzled over the meat and egg, didn't add enough to the rice to balance the tastes.

Overall not bad - don't regret trying it and might come back to try some of their other items (i.e. fried chicken and stews) as it it very close to home, but for now Sung Won near Unionville will remain our go to for Korean in Markham.“

“BiBab Express only had sushi available in take out containers when I arrived. I selected the spicy Salmon and salmon nigiri tray.The food stall itself is nothing special looking it kind of reminded me of a 90s food court type vibe, but the building it's in is also from the 80s - early 90s so no big deal.The spicy Salmon rolls were actually really good and I quite enjoyed them. They were not very spicy but they had good flavors. The nigiri was nothing stand out but for a cheaper take away place they weren't bad.“

“Famous charcoal outdoor Korean bbq. Best Korean frozen Soju place in the city.“

“It's a family run business (I think) who are really sweet and very kind - I believe they are Japanese.

The taste is great my favorite of all times is the Sakura Roll, the cream cheese taste in the sushi with everything else on it (crap meat, lots of salmon, avocado, asparagus, cucumber) is just heaven. It's also deep fried. Many other special rolls options are available. I love the tampura shrimp and the yam - so good!

I highly recommend this restaurant.

The service is always great. I've been there three times but I regularly order through Uber Eats and Dashdoor. They gave me complimentary tea, water and Miso Soup 🍲.

Parking is always available every time I visit. Location is perfect.“

“It's closed too often... I looked at Google over the past few months and went there during operating hours, but every time I went, it was closed (Tuesdays and Thursdays).
I tried to call today, but they didn't answer the phone. Please let me know in advance that they are closing.“

“I will recommend this if you loves sushi. I order a mango sushi it was little sour and it have lots of cucumbers in it but it’s still really good. Then I got a king crab it was ok. Then an avocado it was good I will come back to Osaka Sushi again.“

“One of the best handmade dumpling take outs I have tried in Toronto.“

“Had hainan chicken with rice, a lot of chicken. The only strange thing was they served soup with a mug. The places was busy and service was quick
Food was good. the sandwish was with thick egg. Price was $1 more than other resturants' similiar combo“