11 Best Korean Restaurants in Thornhill

“Today we went to Seoul pocha 72. We ordered a spicy cheesy katsu, the honeycomb pork belly, and the bubae jigae. The spicy cheesy katsu was spicy, crispy and full of cheese. The honeycomb pork belly was super tasty and savoury. The bubae jigae was pretty cool with many ingredients like tofu, sausage and noodles. Overall great food and experience.“

“Friendly traditional Korean restaurant. Long queue during dinner time but worth the wait.“

“Really delicious food, spacious interior, the staff are very friendly and the owner lady is super nice.
Their menu has a lot of different items. I want to try them all one by one. So far my favourite is their Soondae and Jjampong.

❤️“

“I heard about this new place from a friend and had to give it a try. When I parked where Google Maps directed me, I wasn't sure if I was in the right spot ---- it's at the back of an industrial building, near some truck unloading docks.
But then I saw a sign saying "Please come in" and decided to take a leap of faith. I wasn't disappointed!
* Fried Chicken Sandwich - $7.77: I chose the honeyed soy garlic flavour. The egg brioche bun was perfectly soft and flavourful, and I appreciated how the pressed crust held everything together. The toppings were generous, and the chicken was juicy.
* Fried Chicken Poutine - $8.88 (250g, snack size): I went with the "cheezy cheese" option, and it was indeed very cheesy! They didn't skimp on the seasoning, and the poutine cheese curds had a great pull. Loved it!
* Boneless Fried Chicken - $9.99 (250g, snack size): I chose the spicy yangnyeom sauce, which had a nice kick.
Just a small note -- I'd prefer if the boneless chicken pieces were about half the size, especially as a poutine topping.
The prices are fair, and the flavours are absolutely delicious. Piping hot fried chicken takes time, so there is a slight wait, which I did not mind at all.
I'll definitely be coming back here!“

“The king size dumplings are super tasty and the kimichi tastes super fresh. Highly recommend in term of the quality of the food and the dumplings are about $1-2 dollars cheaper than the other one. It tastes not as salty than the others nearby but its not as big (that has terrible customer service) that sells the same thing. Update: just went into the store in person to check out the place today. The server who greeted me had NO customer service. After I ordered she kicked me out of the store to stand in the cold for 10 mins to wait for the food...and there was only her and the cook and no other customer in the store. I have also ordered their homemade kimichi as a side and it is such a small bowl but more expensive than the other korean restaurant (theirs small kimichi is $3 bucks) nearby who served similar food....hmmmmmm worth to give it a try but the customer service will keep me from going into the store for a bit. Just order take out its easier“

“We were there on a Saturday night. The plaza had plenty of parking available. We ordered raw crabs, a seafood pancake, pork belly and 2 other soups. I didn't try the raw crabs but my family said they were yummy but just a bit too much soy sauce in them. They were better to eat with white rice. The seafood pancake was excellent. The pork belly was dry and hard and they didn't bring us dipping sauce. The soups were normal. Side dishes were pretty good. Service was okay.“

“Good taste with good service.“

“Kimchi here is delicious, tastes so fresh and doesn't have that fermented/poppy feeling; also unlimited refills! The king-sized dumplings are also very tasty but our kiddos are not fans of them (more for us 💁🏻‍♀️). The kalguksu noodles are what our kids love.“

“I really don't regret it. Of all the Korean restaurants I've been to, the food service and visuals were all the best!! I was impressed after taking a bite. I think I will have a fun trip thanks to Deokman :) May you prosper~!!

I especially recommend squid fried rice to those who like spicy food.!!“

“Decent option for both dine-in and take out Korean food, the eggplant bibimbap is excellent which is our go to option at the restaurant. The katsu is well done too, lightly seasoned, crispy and not too oily with good side dishes to go with it. The North York store is great just like the Richmond Hill location, however there are definitely quite a few other great Korean offerings in the Yonge/Finch & Steeles area.“

“Got 2 100 Boxes. Was told it would take 15-20 minutes but wound up being closer to 40 minutes. Usually I wouldnt mind but underground parking is paid and outdoor parking is limited to 20 minutes. Chicken tastes amazing, thick and crunchy (yet still soft) breading with great sauce - I would eat 3 drumsticks in a heartbeat. The Cheeseling chicken had more of a cheese powder on it rather than actual proper drizzled cheese but alas, still tasted good. Kimchi was good, rice was good. One 100 Box should fill you up, decent serving size for $15.“