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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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The kitchen's focus is the noodle sheet itself, rolled, cut dropped fresh into simmering stock, a technique that separates it from the standardized instant noodle soups common in Korean casual dining. Kalguksu is a North Korean and northern regional dish, traditionally a comfort food rather than a showpiece this counter-style operation serves that tradition without embellishment. The handmade noodles are the calling card; the kitchen also prepares mandu (Korean dumplings), which typically accompany the broth as a pairing dish or sit-in option. · No website yet.

Other newly registered Korean kitchens nearby

6 monthsBRICK & BUTTER BAKEHOUSENorth YorkNo website — visit early
7 monthsBUSAN DECKNorth YorkNo website — visit early
8 monthsKIM'S TABLENorth York
10 monthsNOPO KOREAN BISTRONorth York

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