Not been to this place but will check it out soon as I enjoy Korean food. There is a similar Korean noodle place in Mississauga called Myungdong Noodle Shabu Shabu which I frequent. Their menu looks smaller than the one from Richmond Hill though I think they have one of the best and freshest kimchi complimentary side dish I have tasted in a Korean restaurant.
I love this place. Theres also a persian restaurant called persian top meal right beside it that has the best Persian food in markham. these two places were my go to anytime i craved Persian or korean. Give them a try
The kebobs are all amazing i would go with the mix koobideh which is one skewer minced beef and one minced chicken. What i do is to get an order of ghormeh sabzi which is a traditional stew with beef and red beans and herbs. The koobide and rice plus the ghormeh sabzi stew on the side is the best of both world. Dont get rice with ghorme sabzi because theres enough with the kebobs.
@@amirtoutounian7780 will get that next time - i recently ordered persian food from Naeb - also got the koobideh dish - will make sure to add the stews next time too
Ooo the sets look great! Will definitely hit this place up with the fam. Just subbed, keep up the great work! Eats for you to consider: - Satay Sate (Indonesian food) at 401/404 - Restoran Malaysia (Bayview/Major Mackenzie)
Many cultures around the world have dumplings. Korean dumplings are called MANDU. Gyoza is Japanese - different country and different cuisine. If you can't remember just call them Korean dumplings.
The spicy red mixture is not noodles but julienned radish with ground red pepper. It is a component of cabbage Kimchi.
I come here because I LOVE their kimchi. My fave kimchi from any restaurant I've tried.
i agree - also my fave kimchi in the city
just found your channel....good stuff and keep it up! lookign fwd to binge watching all your vids!
thank you - appreciate the support and sub!
Not been to this place but will check it out soon as I enjoy Korean food. There is a similar Korean noodle place in Mississauga called Myungdong Noodle Shabu Shabu which I frequent. Their menu looks smaller than the one from Richmond Hill though I think they have one of the best and freshest kimchi complimentary side dish I have tasted in a Korean restaurant.
@@PS-383 will need to try this out in Sauga, haven’t been to that side in awhile but heard the food scene keeps getting better
I love this place. Theres also a persian restaurant called persian top meal right beside it that has the best Persian food in markham. these two places were my go to anytime i craved Persian or korean. Give them a try
@@amirtoutounian7780 I’ve never tried the Persian place before - any recommendations on what to order there?
The kebobs are all amazing i would go with the mix koobideh which is one skewer minced beef and one minced chicken. What i do is to get an order of ghormeh sabzi which is a traditional stew with beef and red beans and herbs. The koobide and rice plus the ghormeh sabzi stew on the side is the best of both world. Dont get rice with ghorme sabzi because theres enough with the kebobs.
You made me change my order at Jin Myungdong next time i go there I gotta try your favorite dishesh. Its genius with the dumplings on the side.
@@amirtoutounian7780 will get that next time - i recently ordered persian food from Naeb - also got the koobideh dish - will make sure to add the stews next time too
Naeb is alright but this persian restaurant beside jin myungdong is something else the quality of the meat and stews are all fresh.
Solid spot. Can always count on Jin.
quality and consistency at its finest
This place is so good!!!
I love this place too!
@@70V3LY best spot for Korean noodles
@@torontofood Yaa when I come I always get the bossom, jumbo dumplings + hotpot!
This place is BOMB! But gets so busy due to small space.
yeah sometimes the wait is insane - but well worth it if you can get a table fast
Ooo the sets look great! Will definitely hit this place up with the fam. Just subbed, keep up the great work!
Eats for you to consider:
- Satay Sate (Indonesian food) at 401/404
- Restoran Malaysia (Bayview/Major Mackenzie)
thank you for the support! love restoran Malaysia - good idea to go back there - will need to make this one asap
Many cultures around the world have dumplings. Korean dumplings are called MANDU. Gyoza is Japanese - different country and different cuisine. If you can't remember just call them Korean dumplings.
Gyoza is the name the restaurant put in the menu. But they are definitely Korean style being so large.