A-Boonsik

Was good before they changed to A-boonsik. Prices are outrageous! Korean hotdog use to be 3.99 but now 6.99???! Understand inflation but almost double the price? Sorry but not paying 6.99 for a hot dog on a stick. Better off going to Meshi

The mango paradise was so good. They filled it up so full and I loved the extra fruit on top. The kimbap was very filling. The corn dog was okay. There more dough to dog ratio. I’d definitely go back to have more kimbap and try some other drinks.

Great place to get your Korean street food cravings like corn dogs, smoothies and many more savoury food! They also have ‘Jus Fruit’ inside which is famous for their ice shaved fruit desserts and smoothies!

The food is pretty good. Nothing amazing. I've had better Korean corndogs at other places. The prices are pretty standard. They were pretty busy when we went and had to wait quite a bit for the food which is to be expected. Overall the staff is friendly and the food is decent.

I visited A-Cafe (JusFruit) for the first time early this year, and they made a nice initial impression with the quality and craft of their menu. They have a large selection of items & a good variety of Korean street food! For those that frequent the Korean market next door, A-Mart, it is conveniently located. When I noticed they had bubble tea I knew I had to check it out. Despite their lack of choices in flavours and use of powder for some, I sincerely enjoyed their bubble tea paired with their food. It was overall on par with other small boba shops, but not quite at the level of specialty stores like CoCo and Cha-Time. However, the food was top of the line and well worth the price. The food I ordered, as well as other customer’s food, had the air of authentic street food from the sidewalks of Korea. After having my first bite, that suspicion was quickly confirmed. Having some knowledge in this area, it really made me feel like I was eating Korean corndogs from Seoul - the ones that are currently trending amongst the Korean community there. In terms of what I saw on my first visit, the good far outweighed the bad. One must also take into account this location just opened up in March so there is still huge potential for growth. The one thing that I think could elevate their menu even further would be making the jump away from the aforementioned powder and throwing some variety into their bubble tea flavours, if they haven’t already. I could see that move bringing in a good amount of business & a lot of potential customers on the hot days to come.

I love their tteokbbokki and gimbap, but this giant tteokbbokki was disappointed :( not much flavor and very thick batter on shrimp. I can’t make their tteokbbokki but I could make this giant tteokbbokki.

It has a nice atmosphere inside but a little small, they have a few small tables and chairs. Quality of food was okay, nothing fancy, pretty much you get what you paid for. It was also very fast but there weren't many people when we went. I would come back if I wanted a quick bite of korean food or cheap ice coffee.

One of the best Korean street food restaurants I’ve tried so far. I absolutely adored everything we tried. It was all fresh, tender, flavourful. If you love Korean street food you must go here! I also had an iced caramel macchiato and it was delicious. Really good service. We had bulgogi fries, assorted twigim, cheese balls, vegetable kimbap, and dak twigim (mild)