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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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North York's Korean dining corridor has long emphasized barbecue and Banchan-heavy sit-downs; a dedicated noodle shop filling the gap for quick, single-bowl meals serves both the weekday commuter traffic on Yonge and the neighbourhood's established Korean community seeking comfort-food simplicity. The handmade noodles, pulled to order and cooked in anchovy-kelp broth, are the kitchen's foundation mandu (Korean dumplings) available as a side or added to the bowl. · No website yet.

Other newly registered Korean kitchens nearby

4 monthsBUSAN DECKNorth YorkNo website — visit early
7 monthsKIM'S TABLENorth York
8 monthsNOPO KOREAN BISTRONorth York

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