Cho Won Family Restaurant

I ordered takeout from the restaurant and the food was nicely packaged and was ready quickly! The portions were large and the appetizers were tasty. The inside of the store was clean and they even checked my temperature for contact tracing - very thorough and responsible.

My friend and I visited this restaurant around a week ago in an afternoon. We were hungry and craving delicious and authentic Korean food, so we decided to visit this restaurant. My friend told me she loves this restaurant and often goes here for a good meal. That being said, this was my first time trying this restaurant. However, unfortunately, the food is not that great. Plus we didn't even finish our food yet, but the server came up to our table and handed us the bill and the card machine. And we looked around the restaurant, there was only one table (except us) occupied, and no wait line in/outside of the restaurant. I genuinely would like to know why this happened. Maybe the kitchen is busy? Or was it about to close before the stated close time? I honestly have no idea. It was such a disappointing experience. I always love visiting Korean restaurants because of their welcoming service and, of course, the food. But this one, I just feel confused and disappointed ? ...

The bibimbap was delicious and satisfying. I found it to be the perfect amount for me... The presentation was also great. Unfortunately, I was so hungry I forgot to take a pic. It was the perfect dinner on a chilly night. We ordered from Uber eats without an issue. I didn't try it but my daughter said the pork bone soup was also great! ?

Our favorite spot for Korean food! Always delicious and fresh, very friendly staff! We love this place ❤️

I came here on a Tuesday evening with my family. It wasn't too busy when we arrived so we were seated fairly quickly. Cho Won is a super friendly family owned business which is hidden from the main street of Yonge St. The entrance is off to a smaller street on Drewry Ave and it has free parking in front of the restaurant. We ordered the Mandoo Jungol which is a dumpling soup with vegetables in hot pot. As with a typical Korean hot pot, it is loaded with a variety of ingredients such as tofu, mushrooms and green vegetables. The dumplings was very filling and filled with deliciousness. There were no spiciness added to this jungol which are perfect for those individuals who are non-spicy lovers. We ended up ordering an extra noodle because there wasn't enough but the portion size is good for two people. Unfortunately, it doesn't include rice. There are other Korean hot pot places that do include rice. It comes with side dishes (banchan) that include tofu, spicy cucumber salad, kimchi, bean sprouts, soy braised peanuts and braised potatoes. These 6 side dishes can be refillable so feel free to eat as much as your heart's content. Our family loved the dumpling hot pot more because it was easier on our weight (after the fact) and tasted healthier. For the price it was listed at ($38.99), I would say it was worth it and would recommend giving this a try ?. Overall, the service was friendly and they had a button to call the server over. I definitely would come again to try out their Korean BBQ experience.

This is my favourite restaurant when I’m craving some Korean home cooking. Even though we live half an hour away, we’re always happy to make the trip. I highly recommend the kkanpunggi (fried chicken), japchae, bulgogi and kimchi pancakes, although you can’t go wrong with their Korean BBQ offerings. (Side note: The owners must have upgraded their ventilation system, as my hair and clothes don’t smell after leaving.?) Service is friendly and efficient, and I’m always happy to support this family restaurant. I hope they stick around for the long haul!

If it weren't for the other Korean restaurants being closed on Tuesdays, I might not have stumbled across this establishment. On the outside, it just seems like your typical Korean restaurant but wow, their menu is HUGE. The staff here aren't very fluent in English, which is a quiet confirmation that this place is going to be good (lol). Anyhow, a lot of their dishes for sharing are huge, we had to request for something small that would be suitable for 2 people. Some tables are set up for kbbq, but we only wanted something simple. I've never had the Al Tang (spicy pollock roe stew), so when the waitress recommended it, I was like ....woah lol. They packed it with tons of roe and personally, I don't think everyone will like it (for the rough and funny texture), definitely something new for me. The portions for all their dishes are pretty large, and at $25/person, we were definitely well fed. We even packed some food home for lunch. I wasn't as impressed by the side dishes, where are my favourite sweet potatoes and seaweed? Their service was pretty good, just remember to press the bell behind you to get their attention. This place deserves a solid 3.5 stars, but giving them that extra push for having good customer service and large portions :)

What you get for $75.71 Pork intestines are so hard to find in Toronto, and very challenging to cook at home. It was easy to chew and insides were full - pretty delicious! On the other hand, the beef was very dry and had bit of blood smell.. Makgulli is completely not my taste. The ones I usually have taste more like sprite but this one is super sour. Ordered over the phone - she was okay but didn't ask if I want delivery or not, felt very rushed It was okay for one time order