Korean-anchored commercial corridor along Yonge Street between Sheppard and Finch, north of the downtown core. Toronto's second Korean food district after Koreatown — denser concentration of Korean BBQ, fried chicken, and bunsik counters.
Toronto currently has 8 verified-open restaurants in Willowdale licensed in the last 365 days. The newest is BUSAN DECK (Korean) on Yonge St, first seen 3 months ago. Chains are excluded. Data refreshed daily from the City of Toronto licence file.
About "First seen" dates
"First seen" reflects when each restaurant first surfaced in our combined evidence — City permit, public-health inspection, social media — usually within a few weeks of opening, but a permit can lead actual opening by months. How we verify ›
This Korean bbq spot serves standout dishes like spicy mixed wheat noodles, squid Kimchi pancake jeonju-style bean sprout soup, a lineup that balances heat, texture traditional… · No website yet.
This hotpot spot specializes in Hebei-region Chinese cooking, simmering tender chicken and tofu skin in deeply flavored broths alongside wide rice noodles. · No website yet.
This Korean kitchen specializes in warming bowls of sundubu soup and boldly spiced pork dishes that have earned praise from early diners.
Persian kitchen specializing in lamb shank and chicken Kebab, run by an owner-chef committed to traditional preparations. · No website yet.
This Ramen specialist makes its own noodles and focuses on dry Ramen preparations like aburisoba alongside Tonkatsu.
This Thai spot specializes in boat noodles, the signature dish draws praise for its rich broth and tender beef, alongside classic Pad Thai and Tom Yum soup noodles.
This casual Chinese spot serves up dishes rooted in regional traditions a focus on fresh ingredients and authentic flavors. · No website yet.
This noodle spot specializes in wok-fired dishes with serious heat and flavor, earning consistent praise for their house special fried noodles and the coveted wok hei, that… · No website yet.