Korean commercial corridor along Bloor Street West between Bathurst and Christie. Korean BBQ, soft-tofu stews, fried chicken counters; established in the 70s by post-war Korean immigrants and still the city's largest concentration of Korean food.
Toronto currently has 5 verified-open restaurants in Koreatown licensed in the last 365 days. The newest is BANH MI JOURNEY BLOOR (Vietnamese) on Bloor St W, first seen 32 days ago. Chains are excluded. Data refreshed daily from the City of Toronto licence file.
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This Vietnamese spot specializes in Banh Mi sandwiches and fresh rolls Vietnamese coffee rounding out a focused menu available for online ordering.
A Sicilian gelato shop serving house-made gelato and pastries.
This Korean spot specializes in beloved comfort dishes like tender pork belly and rich black bean noodles, drawing consistent praise from diners seeking authentic flavors. · No website yet.
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