Korean Restaurants in Toronto
Korean barbecue, stews, fried chicken and late night bunsik, mapped across the GTA.
Top-Rated Korean Restaurants in Toronto
Rated 4 stars and above by CHOPSBOOK members. No paid placements.
Most-Reviewed Korean Restaurants in Toronto
The places Toronto diners keep writing about.
2 reviewsGEBANG SIKDANG (POP-UP)
2 reviewsBingsu Bean
Pine Tree Sonamoo
2 reviewsHanyang Jokbal (Scarborough)
2 reviewsChicken in the Kitchen
2 reviewsGwangjang Market Korean Restaurant
1 reviewsBrown Donkatsu & Ramen
1 reviewsMiga Korean BBQ Restaurant
Newly Added Korean Restaurants in Toronto
Recent openings and fresh listings worth trying.
Korean Restaurants by Neighbourhood in Toronto
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About Korean Restaurants in Toronto
North York runs the main Korean corridor in the GTA, a stretch of Yonge Street where barbecue houses, stew specialists, fried chicken counters and late night bunsik sit within a few blocks of each other. Beyond that corridor, Korean kitchens are scattered through downtown Toronto, Thornhill, Markham and Mississauga, often inside plazas with no English signage on the street.
This guide lists them by what they actually serve, so a barbecue house with table grills, a soondubu specialist and a chicken and beer room are not lumped together. Each listing carries opening hours, photos from members and, where the owner has uploaded it, the menu.
Reviews are written by registered members and are tied to a public review history, so you can see what else a reviewer likes before you take their word for it.
Korean Restaurants in Toronto: Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Korean food district in Toronto?
The main concentration is along Yonge Street in North York, running north from Sheppard. Thornhill and Markham carry a second cluster, and downtown Toronto has a smaller Koreatown along Bloor Street West.
Which Korean restaurants are open late in Toronto?
Late night service is common along the North York corridor, particularly among fried chicken and bunsik rooms. Every CHOPSBOOK listing shows opening hours, and the restaurant search lets you filter for places open right now.
Is Korean barbecue listed separately?
Yes. Restaurant types are recorded on each listing, so barbecue houses, stew specialists, fried chicken rooms and casual bunsik counters can be told apart before you book.






