Corrilla se spécialise dans une cuisine réconfortante coréenne authentique, caractérisée par des saveurs profondes et complexes ainsi que des méthodes de préparation traditionnelles. Le menu privilégie des soupes méticuleusement préparées, intégrant des bouillons riches, des viandes de qualité et des légumes frais pour offrir un profil nutritionnel complet. Au-delà des bols fumants, cet établissement est renommé pour son poulet frit coréen emblématique, lequel présente une texture incroyablement légère et croustillante grâce à une technique de double friture précise. Une variété de sauces maison accompagne ces plats, allant de glaçages savoureux à des notes épicées intenses. L'environnement intérieur mise sur la fonctionnalité et l'efficacité, privilégiant un service rapide de plats chauds et parfumés. Chaque élément de la production culinaire reflète un engagement envers les techniques coréennes traditionnelles, garantissant une intensité constante des saveurs tout en soulignant la diversité des textures propres à la culture de rue coréenne.
Corrilla propose une expérience culinaire savoureuse marquée par une cuisine coréenne authentique et un service chaleureux. Les clients apprécient particulièrement le poulet frit croustillant préparé à la commande ainsi que les portions généreuses, soulignant que le menu offre un excellent rapport qualité-prix. L'établissement est décrit comme un lieu propre et accueillant, idéal pour les repas en famille où le personnel attentionné veille au bien-être de chacun. Bien que la popularité du restaurant puisse parfois entraîner un peu d'attente, l'avis général confirme que la qualité des plats faits maison et l'ambiance conviviale garantissent une expérience satisfaisante à chaque visite.
A gem in the area. Excellent signature dish especially the sweet & spicy; all very fairly priced & with generous portions . Clean & modern seating area & great service completed the experience. Definitely worth a visit & many returns.
The taste is very good but for the fried chicken are too small comparing to the price, for the ramen nodules is OK but for the meat also is too small quantity
They insist to pay tips although I asked for 6 fried chicken meal which contain cool slow on it they brought the meal without the salad I asked why you didn't bring it they told me I have to ask . Should I ask for something written in the menu instead of receiving half of the meal. They should pay attention for the small thing that can affect the crédibilité .
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+food is of great flavour +staff is so smiley & kind +lady running the store is a natural salesperson +cheap -ish, for montreal standards $7-13 ramen boul with actual meat, is really good price. Or a $15,99 combo. +lots of parking -location is in a outside mall so kind of confusing, & I didn't dine in so I can't comment on the comfort of the place inside. Will go again.
The food is always delicious & the service is very fast. The only issue is it can be very oily...there a lot of oil soaking in my rice & collecting at the bottom of the box that coated everything. That was a little unpleasant. The price as-well is a little expensive but the food is so good so I'll keep going back
It's great cheap food, I'm amazing what we ate for 15.99$, a whole plate of food with soup & salad, I had the grilled pork with noodles & 2 balls of rice, miso soup & salad all for 15.99, there is no where in Montreal to eat so cheap & so well for this price, we were just passing through & decided to try, so glad we did, my husband had the fried chiken plate, it was crispy & spicy, he loved it, it's like Asian fast food, not a gourmet meal or whatever, it does the job & keeps you full all day, we ate inside & waited like maybe 15 min to eat, they make it all fresh so it's worth the wait, we saw a lot of people coming & getting take out, if we pass through again we'll do the same.
Overall, the food is pretty good here. The soups, ramen, rice bowls have generous portions & are fairly priced. The standout is the fried chicken, it's the best Korean fried chicken in town.
A bit overrated compared to other korean restaurants in mtl. The only good food was the fried chicken. The rice was overcooked, the cold noodles(glass noodles?) were full of pepper & the sea food pancake was very oily, too much eggs & tasteless. The service was ok, but no initiative was taken to discount the price for food that was barely touched.
