KoreanChinese6 months ago
Kim's Noodle
Korean-Chinese noodle kitchen specializing in jjamppong, the spicy seafood soup that anchors its menu alongside jajangmyeon and kkanpunggi.
North Toronto · East Toronto30 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, ON M4P 1A6
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The operation culls its focus to the classics that move volume, rejecting the sprawling menus typical of Korean-Chinese spots in favour of refined execution on a tight repertoire. A chef with over a decade of experience built the kitchen around these three pillars, each offered in heat levels from mild to extra spicy. Kim's Jjamppong, loaded with fresh vegetables, pork squid in a broth calibrated to balance heat and depth, is the kitchen's anchor dish and the reason to sit down at the counter.
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