Korean Restaurants in Montreal

Modern restaurant featuring elevated Asian dishes & creative cocktails.

(367)

Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Korean BBQ Bistro Vegan Options Grill Vegetarian

Review Summary

La Belle Corée receives frequent praise for a welcoming vibe, flavorful Korean dishes, and generous portions. Dishes like bibimbap, Korean fried chicken, tteokbokki, fried octopus, seaweed salad, and a tempting platter of salads and kimchi come up as standouts with fresh ingredients and satisfying textures. The service is consistently described as friendly, attentive, and thoughtful, with the owner and staff making recommendations that enhance the meal. Prices are described as reasonable and beer is noted as affordable, adding to overall good value. The atmosphere is quiet and comfortable, great for conversation or a casual date, and the menu includes vegetarian options and authentic flavors reminiscent of Korea. Several comments call the place a neighborhood gem and a must-visit, with many planning a return visit and praising the welcoming hospitality and skillful cooking.View restaurant profile

Reserve
Menu

East Pan Asiatique

Open until 10 pm

(389)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Asian Chinese Japanese Thai Korean Ramen

Mentioned in: Best Venues for a Christmas Party in Montreal 2025 MTLàTABLE : Our Top Picks for Every Budget View More

Review Summary

East Pan Asiatique offers a diverse Thai, Chinese and Japanese menu with fresh, well presented dishes and generous portions, from wakame cucumber salad to dumplings and poke bowls, with vegan options that many guests appreciate. The ambiance is calm and inviting, a chic yet relaxed vibe that suits a casual night out. Service is frequently praised for friendliness, attentiveness, and helpful recommendations, though a few guests mention slower moments or occasional dish inconsistencies. Overall, the combination of flavorful food, thoughtful presentation, and welcoming atmosphere makes East Pan Asiatique a place many would return to.View restaurant profile

Chimaek Gana

(512)

Shaughnessy Village, Downtown

Korean Asian Fried Chicken Soups

Mentioned in: The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal

Review Summary

Chimaek Gana earns high praise for crispy, flavorful fried chicken and generous portions, with many diners raving about the Supreme chicken, Yangnyeom and other bold flavors that pair perfectly with a cold beer. The service is repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, and the atmosphere is clean and welcoming, making it a solid pick for groups, dates, or casual meals. Reviewers also appreciate the variety of dishes from chicken and udon to conch salad, plus reliable sides like pickled radish and truffle fries, all offered at very reasonable prices for Montreal. A few notes mention menu changes and occasional pacing issues, but the overall experience remains highly recommended for those seeking great chicken, value, and a lively dining vibe.View restaurant profile

Reserve

Sopoong

Opens Today at 3:30 pm

(146)

Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Korean Fried Chicken

Review Summary

Reviews describe Sopoong as a solid go-to for authentic Korean flavors in Montreal, with standout dishes like jaeyook and bulgogi and a kimchi stew that many praise for depth, while banchan are commonly described as fresh, plentiful, and homemade-tasting. Portions are generally generous and prices are considered reasonable, and the staff is noted as warm and attentive, contributing to a cozy, homely atmosphere that many find welcoming. Fried chicken and other favorites are repeatedly described as delicious, and vegetarian options such as veggie bibimbap with tofu and veggie sundubu are appreciated by diners who prefer non-meat dishes. Some comments point to occasional drawbacks, including busy times when service can be slower, occasional oiliness in fried chicken, and experiences where banchan feel limited or the flavors lean toward seafood in some dishes. The dining vibe is described as casual and unpretentious, sometimes compared to a fast-casual setting, but the cooking quality and portion sizes keep it competitive, with multiple visits underscoring consistency and a strong overall impression.View restaurant profile

Order

Petit Tokepi

(141)

Côte-des-Neiges

Review Summary

Petit Tokebi is described as a charming, intimate spot with a cozy, private feel that works well for dates and relaxed meals. Bibimbap is repeatedly praised, with many calling it the best in Montreal and the miso soup a standout, though a few reviews note a small menu and occasional inconsistency. The atmosphere is often described as super chill and welcoming, with distinctive decor and a touch of jazz that enhances the dining experience. Service is generally fast and friendly once seated, though some reviews mention a first come, first served policy and that the owner isn’t always there to serve. The space is noted to be very small, sometimes feeling smaller than it looks, with a private Asian vibe and a tiny outdoor terrace that adds charm. Occasional cleanliness concerns are reported, but many diners agree the meals are delicious and the portions are generous for two, offering good value. Overall, Petit Tokebi stands out as a reliable option for tasty Korean dishes, a memorable intimate setting, and a go-to for a pleasant, uncomplicated meal with a date or a casual outing, while acknowledging that the experience can vary.View restaurant profile

Order

Mon Ami Korean BBQ

(364)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Mon Ami Korean BBQ is praised for delicious food, a friendly vibe, and a broad all you can eat menu. Meat is described as fresh and well marinated, with Bulgogi noted as especially tasty. The atmosphere is cozy and suitable for casual dinners or special occasions. Service is often fast and attentive, but several reviews mention slower or overwhelmed staff during busy times and occasional items being out of stock. All you can eat portions are sometimes criticized as small for vegetables, while meat portions are more generous and the variety of meats and sides generally impresses. Many diners say it is among the best Mon Ami locations in Montreal, with friendly staff and lively vibes. Occasional inconsistencies appear, such as food quality fluctuations or a burned fried chicken in takeout order, underscoring the need for steady service during peak hours. Overall, the consensus highlights tasty food, good value for money, and a welcoming environment, making Mon Ami Korean BBQ a frequent recommendation.View restaurant profile

Chicken Plus +

(8)

Chinatown, Downtown

Review Summary

Reviews for Chicken Plus + highlight generous portions with tender, delicious chicken and flavorful sauces. Service is described as very pleasant and attentive, with staff answering questions for first time diners and even offering tastings of the sauces to help with decisions. The food is praised as amazing, with perfectly fried chicken and tasty sauces. Boxes are noted as enough to feed people and are best enjoyed fresh, and many recommend starting with the regular plain box and sampling the sauces before buying a full box. Overall the reviews suggest trying new dishes and discovering the range on offer.View restaurant profile

Order

Mon Ami Korean BBQ

Opens Today at 5:30 pm

(547)

Verdun

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Overall, Mon Ami Korean BBQ draws many positive notes for tasty meats, especially bulgogi and fried chicken, generous portions, and a lively, friendly atmosphere with attentive service when staffing allows. The all you can eat option is frequently mentioned as a highlight for trying a variety of foods, though several reviews note it can be pricey and that some items incur extra charges. Group celebrations and warm hospitality are described as standout aspects, with many diners enjoying the vibe and the sense of value when service is well staffed. On busier nights, however, understaffing is a common theme, leading to slower service, longer waits for grilling changes, and occasional order mixups. Some guests report issues with the grill experience, miscommunications about sauces or side dishes, and instances where items arrive after the bill. Temperature and air quality receive mixed feedback, with some finding the space a bit cold and others noting strong BBQ aromas. Overall, the restaurant remains a solid option for those seeking a lively Korean BBQ with good food and atmosphere, and many would return for the flavors and vibe, while some advise managers to address staffing and consistency concerns to improve the experience.View restaurant profile

Mon Ami Korean BBQ

Opens Today at 4 pm

(74)

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Reviews describe Mon Ami Korean BBQ as a welcoming, cozy spot in Montreal's NDG where generous portions and fair prices accompany a menu that shines with Korean fried chicken, bibimbap served in a hot stone bowl, bulgogi udon, corn cheese, seafood pancake, and rice cake skewers. The fried chicken is repeatedly praised for being crispy and juicy, with a dipping sauce and even a cheese topping mentioned by some diners. Dining experiences highlight friendly, attentive service that helps create a calm, friendly atmosphere. The restaurant is often recommended for its comfort food fare, with many noting the bibimbap and the chicken as must tries and calling the place a hidden gem or one of the best Korean spots in Montreal. Overall the food and service are described as consistently good, with ample portions and good value, making it a go to spot for those seeking satisfying Korean comfort food.View restaurant profile

Order

Buldak Poulet Frit

Open until 10 pm

(14)

Downtown

Fried Chicken Korean

Review Summary

Buldak Poulet Frit is described as delivering amazing service and a welcoming vibe, with staff who anticipate needs and check in to help, creating an overall standout experience. The fried chicken is celebrated for great flavors and a crispy tender finish, with the garlic sauce version hailed as the best in town and the level of spice noted as not very spicy. Cleanliness of the restaurant is also mentioned positively. The boneless fried chicken is described as a favorite option for those ordering for delivery, highlighting wide appeal. Taken together, the reviews point to strong service, tasty chicken, and a consistently positive atmosphere.View restaurant profile

Order

Restaurant De Chou

(73)

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Japanese Korean

Review Summary

Restaurant De Chou is described as a cozy, casual Korean spot that feels like a local favorite in Montreal. Dishes are praised for being fresh, flavorful, and often healthy, with bibimbap, spicy tofu hotpot, beef udon, kimchi, noodles, soups, and salads frequently highlighted. Prices are described as reasonable for the quality, though a few notes mention it can be slightly pricey, but the portions and freshness balance well. Takeout is convenient for trying new dishes, and the atmosphere is repeatedly described as calm and relaxing, not loud or busy. Service is consistently praised as friendly and helpful, contributing to a welcoming feel. The restaurant is viewed as a reliable neighborhood staple with a simple yet delicious approach that balances flavors and portions, making it easy to return for a comforting meal. Overall it is considered among the best in the area by many and a place that guests plan to revisit.View restaurant profile

Order

Restaurant Mr. Dakgalbi

Lively restaurant serving popular hearty Korean dishes, such as seafood pancakes and bibimbap.

(51)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Asian Korean Fusion

Review Summary

Reviews of Restaurant Mr. Dakgalbi highlight flavorful dishes like General Tao, with strong opinions that the food is delicious and the portions are generously sized at an affordable price. Dishes such as salt and pepper calamari are a standout for many, while pig intestines were described as a bit oily and beef broccoli as solid. The experience is enhanced by friendly, welcoming staff and a lively atmosphere, sometimes complemented by a friendly pug that comes out to greet guests. The restaurant is often described as a reliable go-to in the neighborhood with good value, and several patrons say they plan to return many times. Some notes mention a blend of Northeast Chinese cuisine with Korean influences, reflecting the menu's diverse offerings.View restaurant profile

Order

GaNaDaRa

Cozy restaurant with a terrace, serving Korean fried chicken, stews, bulgogi, and bibimbap.

(155)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Korean Asian Ramen Soups

Mentioned in: The Trendiest Restaurants in Montreal The Best Spots in Montreal for Takeout and Delivery Meals Under $20 View More

Review Summary

GaNaDaRa earns praise for tasty, well balanced dishes, generous portions, and affordable prices, all delivered with fast, friendly service in a compact casual space with a lively K pop vibe. Reviewers describe a welcoming atmosphere, consistent quality across a range of Korean and fusion options such as cupbap bowls, fried chicken, tonkatsu, and tteokbokki, plus crowd pleasers like poutine tteokbokki and curry katsu. The experience is often described as efficient, with order at the counter and food brought to the table, and staff who are attentive and accommodating, sometimes going the extra mile to rectify issues or provide leftovers promptly. Some notes point to the seating near the entrance being a bit chilly when doors open, and a couple of visits mention the focus on Uber Eats orders at the counter, but these do not overshadow the overall impression of good value, reliable taste and a place to return for quick meals with friends.View restaurant profile

Order

New

Mon Ami Korean BBQ

(133)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Mon Ami Korean BBQ tends to deliver a warm, modern, and convivial vibe with a comfortable setting that suits casual dinners with friends or family. The food is frequently described as flavorful and well marinated with standout options like bulgogi, kalbi, and beef ribs, and many reviews praise the quality of the meat and the freshness of ingredients. The service is a common highlight, with guests noting friendly, attentive staff who keep drinks refilled and requests handled promptly, even when the place is busy; at times, however, service can be slow or understaffed and some evenings experience longer waits or uneven pacing. The all you can eat offering is a major draw for many, valued for its variety and value, though there are notes that lunch does not always include AYCE and some sides or items can arrive cold or be missed. Overall, the atmosphere, value, and pleasant service make it a strong option for those seeking a social, flavorful barbecue experience, with most guests indicating they would come back.View restaurant profile

Chicken Plus +

(10)

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Parc-Extension

Review Summary

Reviews of Chicken Plus + describe food that is very tasty, with creme brulee standing out, and praise extends to the overall experience, including friendly and patient service. The atmosphere is described as cozy, with enjoyable music, a pleasant view and thoughtful decor contributing to the vibe. Staff are noted as amazing and really nice, taking time with guests who want to linger. One review notes that it is really good, I enjoyed eating there, and I would come back often because the service is really good. Another says The best, the service is very kind. Taken together, the feedback suggests a welcoming spot where good food and attentive service combine to create a memorable visit at Chicken Plus +.View restaurant profile

Order

Chicken Plus +

(24)

Pointe St-Charles

Review Summary

Overall, Chicken Plus + is described as a standout for fried chicken with crispy, juicy, and tender meat, rich flavor, and well balanced seasoning, with reliable delivery. Service is consistently praised for friendliness and efficiency, and many reviewers note good value and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. The menu earns praise for items like Bulgogi Fries and halal Korean options, appealing to chicken lovers and families, and a cheese dish described as stretchy like a corn dog adds a memorable twist. A few notes mention portion sizes or sauce quantities being smaller than expected, but the general impression is that the chicken is outstanding and the experience remains highly positive.View restaurant profile

Order

BOLS BOLS

Opens Tomorrow at 10:30 am

(83)

Verdun

Korean Rice Bowl Dumplings

Review Summary

BOLS BOLS is widely praised for bold Korean flavors, quick friendly service, and generous affordable portions. The reviews describe delicious dishes across the board from galbi bowls and the bulgogi chicken rice bowl to mandu, Korean corn dogs and tteokbokki, with guests noting crisp textures, flavorful sauces and satisfying portions. The classic Kogo and the half cheese half sausage corndog get special mentions for a crispy exterior and fluffy inside, while dak gang jeong and the spicy pork options are valued for their depth of flavor. The atmosphere is welcoming and feels family run, with attentive staff helping with selections and making guests feel well treated. Value is repeatedly cited due to fast service, fresh ingredients and reasonable prices, with many readers planning to return or recommending it to friends. Occasional notes mention a lettuce texture issue on one visit, but overall consistency and care in preparation shine through across the reviews.View restaurant profile

Order

Marché Korea

Opens Today at 10 am

(175)

Monkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Korean Japanese Asian

Review Summary

Marché Korea is a busy Korean market with a wide range of authentic groceries and ready to eat options. Reviewers praise the cafeteria dishes such as fried chicken, tangsuyuk, bibimbap, kimbap and noodles for flavor, with generous portions and crisp textures. The store is described as well stocked with Korean and some Japanese items and friendly staff, though prices can be high for groceries and the layout is not always easy to navigate and parking can be limited. Overall the reviews present it as a top destination for both shopping and casual meals, offering a one stop shop for Korean cooking with a strong sense of authenticity.View restaurant profile

ATTI Express

(30)

Downtown

Korean Grill Vegetarian

Review Summary

ATTI Express is repeatedly praised for value and generous portions, with favorites like beef or pork bibimbap, japchae, and tonkatsu described as tasty and made with fresh ingredients. The meals are noted to be ready quickly, with strong flavor and consistent quality whether in a rush or seeking a satisfying lunch. The atmosphere is described as small but clean and quiet, and staff are courteous and efficient. Several reviews point out that ordering by phone or in person can save money, while online pickup can be less advantageous. Overall, ATTI Express is viewed as a reliable, affordable option for nutritious Korean food on the go, a go to lunch spot for workers looking for fast and delicious meals.View restaurant profile

Order

Chungchun Kogo Coreen

Café Bubble Tea Desserts & Sweets Sandwiches Korean

(159)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Korean Comfort Food

Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Chungchun Kogo Coreen as a small casual spot offering Korean style hot dogs with a crispy batter and a playful range of toppings, from mozzarella and potato coated to cheese and sausage options, including Doritos variations, with a solid lineup of dipping sauces like chili mayo, spicy mayo, teriyaki, and sweet and sour. The atmosphere is cozy and affordable, ideal for a quick bite and often considered instagrammable. The staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness and helpful recommendations, even during busy periods. Some reviews note the downtown location and a Chinatown branch and recall years of steady quality, though a few mention changes in the batter that can leave a dog soggy and a sense that consistency has fluctuated. Overall, it comes across as a beloved go-to snack spot with a distinctive menu and repeat visits, tempered by occasional service hiccups or perceived dips in quality during peak times.View restaurant profile

Order

New

Cafe Kokiri

Opens Today at 10 am

(49)

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village

Review Summary

Cafe Kokiri is described as a cute cafe with authentic Korean coffee and a strong lineup of dishes like bulgogi banh mi and Korean hotdogs. Reviews praise its bingsu, including a strawberry version with chewy rice cakes and corn flakes, and a cream croffle that many find irresistible. Generous portions stand out, whether with the bulgogi banh mi, bulgogi rice bowl with spicy mayo, or tteokbokki that can be adjusted for spice. The cafe's cozy vibe, lo fi music, cute interior, and a photo booth contribute to a welcoming, study friendly atmosphere. Friendly, attentive service is noted as timely without being overbearing, helping guests feel comfortable and able to work or relax. A few items receive softer notes, such as the small cup for the small sized bingsu that feels uncomfortable, and a tteokbokki that may be too salty if the sugar is missing. Overall the reviews present Cafe Kokiri as an affordable, varied, and appealing spot for drinks, meals and desserts with a homey, comforting feel.View restaurant profile

Order

Les Crazy Chickens

Basic, cafeteria-style eatery offering Korean fried chicken, noodles, fries & coleslaw.

(98)

Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest

Fried Chicken Korean Burgers Sandwiches Fusion

Review Summary

Les Crazy Chickens is described in the reviews as delivering delicious, crispy fried chicken with a light coating and juicy texture, a good range of sauces, and friendly, attentive service in a cute setting. Many mentions highlight the chicken as among the best fried chicken they've had recently, with generous portions and appealing sides and sandwiches. A few comments point out downsides, including tiny chicken pieces for some orders and one tasteless burger with extra charges for sauce, which tempered the experience for those customers. A festival tasting note mentions overcooked chicken but strong flavors in the spicy garlic sauce, while others compare the Korean style as fresh and homemade compared to American fried chicken. Overall the sentiment is largely positive, with praise for flavor, freshness, and service, alongside occasional concerns about value and portion size.View restaurant profile

Order

DaWa Chicken

(284)

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Korean Fried Chicken

Mentioned in: The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal

Review Summary

DaWa Chicken is widely praised for crispy, juicy fried chicken and sauces that stand out, with many calling it the best Korean fried chicken in Montreal. Reviewers note that the chicken stays flavorful and tender, especially when served with signature sauces and complementary items like pickled radish, onions, or tteokbokki, and they appreciate generous portions and customization for bone-in or boneless orders. The service is repeatedly described as fast, friendly, and accommodating, and the atmosphere as warm, casual, and clean. While the quality is consistently high, a few reviews mention occasional dryness or variability in texture, and some say pricing is on the higher side though regarded as worth it for the portion size and flavor. Overall, DaWa Chicken comes across as a reliable go-to for flavorful, well-executed Korean fried chicken with strong takeout and dine-in experiences, with customers returning for repeat orders and recommending it for both first-timers and regulars.View restaurant profile

Order

Bol Orange

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(162)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Bol Orange is described as a cozy, authentic Korean spot in Montreal with a warm, homey vibe and fast, friendly service. Reviews highlight a menu that spans comforting staples like bibimbap in large portions, kimchi stew, kimchi ramen, tteokbokki, and fried chicken with garlic sauce, with many praising the crispy coating and flavorful sauces. Takeout is reliable and well executed, with orders ready on time and staff going the extra mile even in snowy weather. The price point is described as a little expensive but worth the value, and the space is limited, yet the overall experience feels comforting and welcoming. Many reviewers express that the kitchen delivers consistently fresh, flavorful, and authentically Korean dishes, with favorites like chicken katsu kimbap, tofu soup, and spicy stir fry chicken, making Bol Orange a true hidden gem for those seeking true Korean flavors outside Korea.View restaurant profile

Order

COQCOR

(278)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Korean BBQ Chicken Wings

Mentioned in: A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal

Review Summary

COQCOR stands out as a go to for takeout Korean fried chicken with crispy, juicy chicken and inventive sides like boneless bites and rice cakes, and some orders include a complimentary drink and dumplings. The menu is praised for bold flavors and quick, friendly service, with a welcoming, family run vibe and a lively K pop ambiance. Many reviews crown it the best Korean fried chicken in Montreal, highlighting superbly coated chicken, generous portions, and solid side dishes that complement the main flavors. There are occasional mixed notes about value and consistency, with some diners finding portions smaller for the price or certain sauces too sweet or not authentically Korean, but the chicken itself is often described as addictive and worth repeating. Regulars describe the combination meals and spicy pork bulgogi as satisfying, and to go orders hold up well even after travel. Overall COQCOR is seen as a dependable, value driven option that draws both first time visitors and repeat customers for fried chicken and a broad Korean menu.View restaurant profile

Order

Picks

Opens Today at 1 pm

(217)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Burgers Comfort Food Korean

Review Summary

Reviews describe Picks as a small, family run burger spot in downtown Montreal known for fully customizable burgers, fresh ingredients, and strong value. The menu invites personalization with a wide range of toppings and sauces, including smoked Gouda and kimchi, and even options like poutine on the side. Patty thickness is debated, with some diners finding thick patties hard to bite while others praise burgers cooked to perfection and juicy, and several notes suggest thinner patties could yield a nicer crust. The atmosphere is described as warm and welcoming, a hole in the wall with drawings on the walls and friendly staff. Many reviews highlight fast, courteous service and affordable prices, and a sense that the recipes and vibe have remained consistent even after new ownership. Poutine is a common pairing, with large portions and flavorful sauces, though a few readers wished for more sauce on the poutine. Takeout is convenient and the location near Sainte-Catherine and St Marc makes it easy to grab a quick bite. A recurring note praises the loyal, returning customers and the sense of community and value, with veggie burgers and other crowd favorites mentioned. Overall, it is seen as one of the best burger spots in Montreal by many, with consistent quality, generous toppings, and a warm, approachable vibe, though there are occasional mixed experiences.View restaurant profile

Order

Maison Bulgogi House

(127)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Review Summary

Reviewers consistently praise Maison Bulgogi House for hearty, home style Korean dishes and reliable flavors that feel authentic. Soups like samgaetang, gamjatang, dolsot bibimbap and pork potato soup are highlighted as comforting and generously portioned, with many saying the meals are satisfying even on a sick day or when craving a comforting bowl. The staff are frequently described as friendly and accommodating, with attentive service and helpful dish recommendations, and many reviews mention good value and reasonable prices. The dining atmosphere is noted as cozy with a casual vibe, though a few remarks point to outdated decor or dim lighting. Takeout and online ordering are common and convenient, and some reviewers appreciate extras like complimentary tea and well balanced banchan. A minority mention issues such as a below par dish or a problematic bill including tips and taxes, but these seem isolated. Overall, Maison Bulgogi House is seen as a strong go to spot in Montreal for comforting Korean cooking and reliable portions, with many calling it a hidden gem.View restaurant profile

Order

Les Saisons de Corée

(46)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Korean Asian

Review Summary

Les Saisons de Corée is described as a warm, family-run Korean restaurant in Montreal that delivers authentic flavors and a comforting atmosphere reminiscent of home cooking. Diners praise a broad menu with favorites like kimchi jjigae, tofu kimchi soup, seolleongtang, jjajangmyeon, bulgogi jeongol, dakgalbi, spicy pork stew, seafood pancake and fried chicken, along with bibimbap and a variety of sojus and makgeolli. The chicken and pork dishes, in particular the dakgalbi and pork-based soups, are often highlighted as standouts, with many calling it among the best in the city. Guests frequently mention friendly service from what feels like a long-standing family operation, and note that the flavors are rich, authentic, and deeply satisfying, with broth-based soups adding depth. The restaurant is described as a must-visit, great value, and a reliable favorite for repeat visits, including Somyun available with seasquid or bai top shell. Overall the consensus presents a beloved Montreal spot for consistent, high-quality Korean cooking.View restaurant profile

Order

Laon restaurant

(26)

Quartier des Spectacles, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Korean Fried Chicken

Review Summary

Laon restaurant is described as a cozy, calm spot with attentive staff and a welcoming vibe, where quick, flavorful meals are paired with reasonable prices and generous portions. Diners praise the cheolpan with its side dishes, bibimbap, jeon, and soondubu, noting that the flavors are satisfying and comforting, especially on cold days in Montreal. It is viewed as a reliable destination for comforting Korean food in a small, peaceful setting that suits casual visits as well as celebratory meals such as birthdays or anniversaries, with regulars returning for favorites. The service is repeatedly highlighted as top notch and friendly, with thoughtful touches like extra bowls and utensils to share meals and help on busy or special occasions. Some notes mention minor menu caveats such as bibimbap missing pickled vegetables, but overall the experience is described as delicious, warming, and worth revisiting. In sum, Laon restaurant comes across as a warm, flavorful, value friendly option that stands out for its atmosphere and consistent quality in the Montreal area.View restaurant profile

Order

Mon Ami Korean BBQ

(256)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Mon Ami Korean BBQ draws mixed reviews, with many diners praising delicious food, a wide variety of meats and sides, and a lively interactive grill that makes for a fun dining experience. The atmosphere is often described as warm and welcoming, and service is frequently noted as fast and friendly. Many praise the quality of meat and dishes like bulgogi, fried chicken, bibimbap, and dumplings, and the all-you-can-eat option is valued for value when the selection is ample. However, several comments point to inconsistencies including variable meat quality, greasy or overcooked items, and some missing or underwhelming options, with some meals feeling more like fast food than a traditional Korean BBQ. Some guests report a confusing or slow ordering process relying on a phone or online system. Cleanliness concerns appear in a few reviews, including bathrooms and sticky tables. Pricing and portions are debated, with some finding the price fair for all-you-can-eat and others feeling it is overpriced, especially for alcohol or certain dishes. Despite these drawbacks, the restaurant remains popular in Montreal, repeatedly praised for flavor and friendly staff, and many reviewers say they would return.View restaurant profile

Chicken Plus +

(12)

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Little-Italy

Review Summary

Chicken Plus + is described by reviews as offering excellent Korean fried chicken with a straightforward menu and a wide range of chicken options. The chicken is praised as incredibly tasty with sauces that are succulent and well balanced, and the Inferno is noted as incredibly spicy, a challenge for heat seekers. The cheese powder chicken is a standout for many diners, while the original tteokbokki is considered average and not spicy enough, with the rice cake texture resembling thick noodles. Friendly and helpful staff are frequently mentioned, contributing to a positive experience and good value. The place is regarded as among the best Korean fried chicken options in Montreal, with flavors that are consistently sauced and seasoned across orders. Many reviews express eagerness to return to try more flavors and dishes.View restaurant profile

Order

Pony BBQ Coréen

(747)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Korean Fried Chicken BBQ

Mentioned in: Awesome Montreal Restaurants to Celebrate Your Birthday Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Pony BBQ Coréen comes across as a lively, visually striking Korean BBQ spot with a generous, shareable format and lots of side dishes that are restocked throughout the meal. The meat variety and quality are frequently praised, and reviews highlight attentive, fast service and a warm, energetic atmosphere that makes it great for groups and celebrations. The decor and vibe evoke Korea, with fun details that add to the experience. While portions are often ample and prices reasonable for the amount of food, some guests find the place loud, the smoke from grilling intense, and ventilation inconsistent on busy nights. A few dishes earn mixed notes on flavor or authenticity, but the overall sentiment is very positive and many guests say they will return. In short, Pony BBQ Coréen is regarded as a top Korean BBQ option in town for tasty meat, generous sides, and a welcoming, convivial environment, especially for group outings.View restaurant profile

Reserve

Mon Ami Korean BBQ

(594)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy

Korean BBQ Chicken Wings Asian

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Mon Ami Korean BBQ typically earns positive comments for tasty Korean barbecue, generous portions and friendly service, with many noting a lively, family friendly atmosphere and a convenient QR code ordering system. Reviewers appreciate the variety of meats and side dishes and the overall value, especially on all you can eat options, while a few find some cuts fatty or not perfectly cooked and mention pricing as a concern. The service is repeatedly described as fast and attentive, though busy times can slow things down when staff are stretched. Ventilation and heat can be an issue on hot days, and a small number of guests point to noise, flies, or inconsistent flavor on certain items. Overall Mon Ami Korean BBQ is seen as a solid, affordable option with a fun table cooking concept that makes for a social dining experience, encouraging repeat visits, especially with family or friends, while noting that patience and menu selection can influence satisfaction on any given visit.View restaurant profile

Dessert Coréen Crofre

Korean Desserts & Sweets Juice Bar & Smoothies Pastries

(251)

Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Mentioned in: Crookie and Croffle in Montreal: Best Places to Savor These Viral Culinary Trends

Review Summary

Many reviews highlight Dessert Coréen Crofre for its croffles, a clever fusion of croissant and waffle with crispy edges and a soft, airy interior, offered in flavors such as pistachio, banana Nutella, matcha tiramisu, vanilla, strawberry, blueberry and Oreo, all topped with house cream that is generally not overly sweet. The desserts are described as fresh, flavorful, and balanced, with generous toppings and textures that stay light rather than heavy. Service is frequently praised for speed, friendliness, and good recommendations, though a few comments suggest greetings and ordering could be more consistent. The venue is depicted as cute, cozy, and very clean, making it a nice spot for a casual treat, but seating is limited and the small space with stairs makes it not easily accessible for larger groups or wheelchair users, and parking can be challenging. Hours can extend into the late afternoon, so checking opening times before visiting is advised. Overall, Dessert Coréen Crofre comes across as a standout dessert destination with creative croffles, a welcoming atmosphere, and strong appeal for locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile

Order

Chez Bong

(146)

Downtown

Korean Asian

Mentioned in: A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews portray Chez Bong as offering genuine Korean flavors with generous portions and friendly service. The jajangmyeon is frequently praised, with in house noodles a standout, while some dishes such as kkanpunggi receive mixed notes. The fried chicken is repeatedly described as crispy and delicious, and the bibimbap and bulgogi options are well liked. Service is described as kind and attentive, though a few visits mention slower service when the place is busier. The atmosphere ranges from cozy and welcoming to a bit quiet or showing its age, with some mentions of ownership changes affecting the kitchen style. Overall it is considered a reliable favorite and a hidden gem by many, with consistent quality, good value for portions, and a strong emphasis on sharing dishes and banchan. Several reviewers say it is among the best Korean food experiences in the area, prompting multiple return visits and recommendations to others.View restaurant profile

Order

La Maison de Seoul

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(93)

LaSalle

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Asian Soups off the Beaten Path

Review Summary

La Maison de Seoul earns consistent praise for flavorful, comforting Korean dishes, with generous portions and fresh ingredients that feel like home cooking made with care. Reviewers highlight a warm, cozy, family owned atmosphere, fast friendly service, parking in front, and a variety of favorites from spicy stews such as gamjatang, naejangtang and yukgaejang to bibimbap in a hot stone bowl, crispy fried chicken, kimbap and generous appetizers and sides. The food is described as delicious, authentic, and reasonably priced, with big portions and a satisfying mix of flavors that invites repeat visits. Many call it the best Korean in town or a gem worth crossing the city for, and the overall experience is noted as intimate, welcoming, and consistently dependable.View restaurant profile

Order

Daldongnae Korean BBQ

A lively restaurant serving hearty popular Korean dishes, such as seafood pancakes and bibimbap.

(507)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Korean Grill Asian BBQ

Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal

Review Summary

Across reviews, Daldongnae Korean BBQ is praised for high quality meats, a generous unlimited array of side dishes, and an authentic, convivial grilling experience served by attentive staff. Diners note a wide range of meats and a standout banchan lineup with favorites like cheese corn and kimchi; the overall meals are described as flavorful, filling, and good value for the price. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as cozy or lively, though busy nights can feel crowded and some guests report feeling rushed or facing a few service hiccups, including policy quirks like cannot split the bill on weekends. Some dishes draw mixed opinions, with a few items underperforming in tenderness or freshness, yet the overall consensus remains strongly positive with many vowing to return and to recommend to others. In short, Daldongnae offers a memorable, well rounded KBBQ experience with generous sides, dependable service, and a focus on sharing and customization, even as price and pace can be considerations for some diners.View restaurant profile

Ganadara

May be temporarily closed

(38)

Old Montreal

Korean Asian Ramen Soups

Mentioned in: The Trendiest Restaurants in Montreal

Review Summary

Ganadara is praised for flavorful, well balanced dishes and excellent portions, with the menu described as simple and adaptable and spice can be customized to taste. Service is generally friendly and efficient, contributing to a positive experience, though one review mentions rude service that affected the visit. The ramen and Korean inspired dishes are frequently highlighted as delicious, with several guests noting standout items like spicy chicken ramen and chicken dumplings, while some critics feel the chicken in ramen is not grilled as described and can be tough to cut. Tofu stews are also mentioned as tasty, though portions can be smaller than expected at times. The location is convenient and prices are considered reasonable, encouraging repeat visits by many. Overall the reviews emphasize tasty food, friendly staff, and good value, with occasional misses that vary by dish.View restaurant profile

Chicken Plus +

(41)

Downtown

Review Summary

Chicken Plus + is described as a small, cozy spot with friendly service and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. The fried chicken is repeatedly praised for being juicy, crispy and flavorful, often tasting great with little sauce, and dishes like padak and tteokbokki are cited as highlights. Portions are generous and overall value is considered good, though a few reviews feel price could be better or there is variability in saucing and occasional dryness in some orders, with wait times noted during busy periods. Overall, customers say they will return and would recommend Chicken Plus + for tasty chicken, a warm vibe, and a homey experience.View restaurant profile

Order

Ici Restaurant Coréen

(151)

Shaughnessy Village, Downtown

Korean Grill Soups

Review Summary

Ici Restaurant Coréen is described as a small, cozy, mom-and-pop spot in Montreal with a whimsical vibe featuring Korean music, a mini library, and warm, attentive service. The place is praised for fresh, delicious food, generous portions for the price, and a menu that highlights kimbap varieties, bulgogi, tteokbokki, bibimbap, and kimchi, with many noting options for different tastes and substitutions. The order screen with photos is appreciated for convenient customization. The atmosphere and affordability draw praise, alongside takeout-friendly service and a welcoming, homey feel. However, it is a very small venue with limited seating, no on-site bathroom, and occasional inconsistencies in dishes, including one review that mischaracterized fried chicken and another that found a tuna kimbap dry. Overall, it emerges as a beloved, quirky spot worth visiting for Korean comfort food in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Order

WULI

Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 am

(13)

Ville-Émard

Korean Soups Fried Chicken Japanese

Review Summary

Reviews highlight WULI as a small, cozy spot offering Korean and Japanese dishes where karaage chicken, bibimbap beef and fried udon beef are described as delicious and comforting, with the udon especially praised as a must have. The atmosphere is noted as cute and the service friendly, quick, and consistently clean and calm, with generous portions and good prices. Vegetarian udon options are available, and the WULI poutine with kimchi, beef, pork and spicy rice cakes is described as wonderful. The ramen pork is amazing for the pork, though some feel the broth could use more flavor. Some notes express a wish for the restaurant to attract more business in the future, but several reviews mention they would definitely return.View restaurant profile

Order

Petit Seoul

(114)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Korean Asian

Mentioned in: Bibimbap: Our Favorites in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Petit Seoul as a warmly run, family style Korean spot with friendly service and a cozy atmosphere. The menu is praised for hearty bowls, dumplings, tofu dishes, bibimbap, and banchan, with generous portions, good value, and options for vegetarians. Standout dishes mentioned include dakgangjeong, tofu stew, bibimbap, dumplings, and seaweed salad, and the overall vibe is welcoming and efficient. Service is noted as warm and accommodating, and the restaurant is seen as a reliable go to for Korean comfort meals. A caveat from one visit mentions an undercooked egg in ramen leading to stomach discomfort, and some notes about salt content in broth and kimchi, but the overall tone remains positive with many diners saying they would return to try more dishes.View restaurant profile

Order

TOKI

Korean Fried Chicken Casse-Croute (Snack Bar)Asian

(442)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Review Summary

TOKI is described as a small, cute Korean street-food spot with generous portions and affordable prices, where dishes like tteokbokki, kimchi fries, dumplings, and Korean fried chicken are repeatedly praised for flavor and variety. The atmosphere is cozy and cute with rabbit-themed decor, but seating is limited and space can feel tight, making it less ideal for large groups. Service is generally fast and friendly, with takeout praised for careful packaging, though a few reviews note uneven or less welcoming experiences at the counter. The menu includes limited-time items such as the Dubai chewy cookie and various combos that offer good value, and dishes like poutine-style kimchi fries and rich sauces are highlighted. Overall, sentiment is positive and many say they would return, viewing it as a standout in the area, while minor criticisms include occasional texture issues with chicken or fries and the small dining area.View restaurant profile

Order

Kalbi BBQ

Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 am

(704)

Chinatown, Downtown

Korean BBQ Sushi Asian

Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Kalbi BBQ as a lively all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ in Montreal with a strong appeal for meat lovers and groups, thanks to the table grills, broad menu, and playful robot servers, and many praise the friendly service and vibrant atmosphere. The concept of ordering by phone and the overall value when fully utilized are frequent positives, with many noting the quality and variety of meats, sushi options, and other sides. However, several comments point to higher prices for certain items and the fact that some staples like lettuce, desserts, and some sides are not included in the all-you-can-eat, along with occasional menu changes and shortages. A number of reviews mention long waits on weekends or during peak hours and mention that the space can feel loud or smoky, with ventilation sometimes criticized. Some guests feel the experience leans toward fusion rather than authentic Korean BBQ and advise reservations to avoid lines, while many still say they would return for the fun, tasty food, and the sense of novelty the concept provides.View restaurant profile

Order

Omma

(131)

Quartier des Spectacles, Latin Quarter

Korean Chicken Wings

Mentioned in: Bibimbap: Our Favorites in Montreal

Review Summary

Omma is described as a small, cozy restaurant with a warm, authentic Korean vibe. A wide variety of dishes is praised, especially bibimbap, tofu dishes, stews with tofu and sweet potato vermicelli, and pajeon, with many noting the flavors are well balanced and could be shared among friends. The iced tea is described as fantastic. The atmosphere is often described as pleasant and charming, with a recommendation to call ahead for a table due to its small size. Service is praised as friendly and attentive in some reviews, while others mention timid or understated service. For many, Omma offers outstanding authenticity and some of Montreal's best Korean flavors, with comments about the tubu tuigim and the fresh ingredients in bibimbap. A few notes mention that the space can feel chilly and that a short wait or busy crowds are common, and one review points out a payment terminal issue. Overall, the reviews paint Omma as a beloved small spot with strong flavors, good value, and a consistently warm vibe that draws diners back, while acknowledging the intimate setting and occasional busy times.View restaurant profile

Order

Restaurant Bok

(126)

Monkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Asian Chinese Korean

Review Summary

Overall, Restaurant Bok earns praise for consistently delicious Korean dishes with standout jajangmyeon, tangsuyuk, jjamppong, and a highly praised Biscoff bingsoo. Diners often note that the jajangmyeon with tangsuyuk combo is a favorite, while fried calamari and pork dishes are celebrated for crisp textures. Service is described as friendly and quick, though a few reviews mention occasional slow service or unprofessional staff. Some critiques point to items that could be improved, such as black bean sauce that tastes prepackaged and a vegetable japchae that is heavy on onions. Many diners consider it one of the best Korean meals in Montreal, offering good value and a broad drink selection, including chestnut makgeolli. Overall, the feedback portrays Restaurant Bok as a reliable, comforting option with beloved noodles and pork dishes that encourage repeat visits for the top combos and desserts.View restaurant profile

Order

Sam cha

(311)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Korean Asian Grill

Mentioned in: Bibimbap: Our Favorites in Montreal

Review Summary

Sam Cha draws praise for flavorful Korean dishes and good value, with standouts like bibimbap, tteokbokki, jokbal, pajeon, kimchi fried rice, and spicy soups, served by friendly staff in a cozy setting. Reviewers note that the place can get very busy, especially on weekends, with long lines and tables that are close together, making the atmosphere loud, though weekday visits can feel more relaxed. Reservations are often recommended or required on busy nights to secure a table. Several comments mention inconsistent service or occasional delays, and a few dishes are described as overly salty, bland, or smaller than expected, with some noting a dip in quality after menu changes. Overall, it remains a solid, affordable option for Korean classics that many diners plan to return to for more.View restaurant profile

Chicken Plus +

(8)

Anjou-St-Léonard

A lively restaurant serving hearty popular Korean dishes, such as seafood pancakes and bibimbap.

Review Summary

At Chicken Plus +, reviews describe the food as very good and note generous portions, with favorites like the Combo special 'Cheddar croustillant' and the Creme brulante boneless, and service described as attentive and willing to accommodate requests such as making dishes less spicy on Uber Eats. However, ordering through Uber Eats can push the bill up quickly due to government and non governmental taxes and service fees, with prices sometimes higher than in-store. Some comments mention that portions have shrunk while prices stay the same, and the boneless option is not as generous as before. Taken together, the experiences point to solid flavor and friendly service with some concerns about pricing and portion size on certain orders.View restaurant profile

Order

Ganadara

Opens Today at 4 pm

(35)

Downtown

Korean Asian Ramen Soups

Mentioned in: The Trendiest Restaurants in Montreal

Review Summary

Ganadara comes across as a casual, affordable Korean spot in downtown Montreal near McGill, with a menu of comforting classics like ramyeon and bibimbap and standout pork bone soup that many reviewers call a must try. The vibe is described as quaint and low key, and the food is often praised for being tasty and the portions generous, making it a reliable go to for a quick, affordable meal. Service is a mixed bag, praised for friendliness in some visits but sometimes marked by slow or unfriendly interactions in others. Several diners highlight the fried chicken as a highlight when it is perfectly crispy and juicy, while a few note it can be dry or disappointing at times; new menu items and drinks have generally landed well. Some reviews mention that gamjang tang has not always been available. The location near McGill and the long-standing habit of stopping by on visits or in daily routines are also recurring themes. Overall, Ganadara is viewed as a solid, affordable option for Korean comfort food with reliable basics and occasional service or consistency quirks.View restaurant profile

Order

Itaewon MTL