Korean Village Restaurant at 628 Bloor Street W in Toronto has long been a go-to destination for authentic Korean cooking. The menu spans traditional soups like kimchi jjigae and kalbi tang, hearty BBQ dinner platters, classic noodle dishes, and a wide selection of sharing plates — all prepared with time-honoured recipes.
Signature items
A Korean staple
A quick reference for the most commonly ordered dishes at Korean Village Restaurant.
| Item | Category | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bulgogi Dinner | Entrées | $31.99 |
| Kalbi Dinner | Entrées | $57.99 |
| L.A. Kalbi Dinner | Entrées | $50.99 |
| Hot Stone Bowl Bibimbap | Entrées | $23.99 |
| Kimchi Stew | Soups | $19.99 |
| Japchae | Sharing | $16.99 |
| Korean Pancake | Sharing | $21.99 |
| Mul Naengmyun | Noodles | $19.99 |
Like-for-like comparison of common Korean dishes across Toronto-area restaurants.
| Dish type | Korean Village | Jongro BBQ | Gen Korean BBQ | Sura Korean BBQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheapest starter | $9.99 | $8.99 | $9.99 | $10.99 |
| Bibimbap / rice bowl | $19.99 | $18.99 | N/A | $21.99 |
| BBQ dinner / platter | $57.99 | $45.99 | $29.99/person | $54.99 |
| Kimchi jjigae / stew | $19.99 | $21.99 | N/A | $19.99 |
| Cold noodles (naengmyun) | $19.99 | $18.99 | N/A | $20.99 |
Korean Village Restaurant has been a cornerstone of Toronto's Korean dining scene for decades, serving the community from its home at 628 Bloor Street W in the Annex neighbourhood. The restaurant built its reputation on approachable, home-style Korean cooking — from bubbling jjigae soups and classic bulgogi to the rich, fall-off-the-bone kalbi short ribs that have become its most celebrated dish.
The menu reflects the breadth of Korean culinary tradition: cold naengmyun noodles for warm-weather meals, hearty doenjang and kimchi stews for comfort, shareable pajeon pancakes and dumplings for groups, and full dinner platters that pair grilled proteins with an array of banchan side dishes. With hundreds of reviews on major platforms and a devoted local following, Korean Village Restaurant remains one of the most reviewed Korean restaurants in the city.
Located steps from Bathurst Station on the TTC Bloor–Danforth line, the restaurant draws diners from across the Greater Toronto Area who return for the consistency of its cooking and the warmth of its hospitality. Whether you're ordering a quick bowl of bibimbap or settling in for a full kalbi dinner for the table, Korean Village Restaurant delivers the kind of experience that keeps Toronto's Korean food lovers coming back.
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Visit Korean Village RestaurantKorean Village Restaurant is located at 628 Bloor Street W in Toronto, Ontario. It is in the Annex neighbourhood, close to Bathurst Station on the TTC Bloor–Danforth subway line.
The Bulgogi Dinner ($31.99) and the Kalbi Dinner ($57.99) are widely considered the most popular items. The kalbi — traditional marinated beef short ribs — is especially celebrated among regulars and is one of the most reviewed dishes on the menu.
Yes. Vegetarian-friendly dishes include Bibimbap ($19.99), Hot Stone Bowl Bibimbap ($23.99), Soy Bean Stew ($19.99), Ddukbokki ($17.99), Korean Pancake / Pajeon ($21.99), Edamame ($9.99), and Agedashi Tofu ($9.99). Always confirm with the restaurant about preparation methods if you have strict dietary requirements.
Most starters and extras range from $9.99 to $23.00. Soups and sharing plates fall between $17.99 and $24.99. Noodle dishes range from $4.00 (extra noodles add-on) to $23.99. Entrées range from $22.99 for the Katsu Dinner up to $57.99 for the Kalbi Dinner.
Yes, Korean Village Restaurant offers takeout in addition to dine-in service. You can also order takeout through delivery platforms. Confirm current ordering options directly with the restaurant, as hours and availability may vary.
Naengmyun is a Korean cold noodle dish made from buckwheat noodles, traditionally eaten in summer. Korean Village offers three versions: Mul Naengmyun (in an icy beef broth, $19.99), Bibim Naengmyun (tossed in spicy gochujang sauce, $19.99), and Mul Bibim Naengmyun (a combination of both, $19.99). You can also add L.A. Kalbi to any naengmyun dish for $30.99.
Traditional Kalbi refers to flanken-style or bone-in short ribs cut parallel to the bone. L.A. Kalbi is cut across the bone, resulting in thinner, wider strips that marinate faster and cook quickly. Korean Village Restaurant offers the traditional Kalbi Dinner for $57.99 and the L.A. Kalbi Dinner for $50.99.
Yes. Korean Village Restaurant sells house-made kimchi by the jar. A 32 oz container is available for $23.00, making it a popular item for customers who want to bring the restaurant's flavours home.
Yes. The menu includes a strong selection of sharing plates — including Japchae ($16.99), Korean Pancake ($21.99), Dumplings ($9.99), Tangsuyuk ($19.99), and various stir-fry dishes — that work well for table sharing. The BBQ dinner platters also come with banchan sides, making them ideal for group dining.