Cuisine Coréenne Cocodak se spécialise dans la préparation du poulet frit coréen authentique, caractérisé par une croûte croustillante obtenue grâce à une technique de double friture rigoureuse. Chaque portion de volaille est enrobée de glaçages maison variant des saveurs intenses de soja à l'ail jusqu'aux profils épicés relevés au piment. Au-delà du poulet emblématique, le menu intègre des accompagnements traditionnels coréens et des salades croquantes conçues pour équilibrer la richesse des protéines frites. Les clients découvrent un environnement culinaire axé sur l'efficacité, où les méthodes de préparation privilégient la constance et la rapidité. La cuisine met l'accent sur des ingrédients de haute qualité, garantissant que la chair reste tendre sous le croustillant de la panure. Cet établissement maintient une approche dévouée aux traditions de la restauration coréenne, offrant des saveurs audacieuses dans un cadre moderne favorisant la précision culinaire.
Cuisine Coréenne Cocodak est largement reconnue comme une destination de choix pour savourer une cuisine coréenne authentique et délicieuse à Montréal, particulièrement pour son poulet frit exceptionnel qui fait l'unanimité auprès des convives. Les clients soulignent régulièrement l'atmosphère accueillante, le décor chaleureux et le service attentionné et professionnel, ce qui en fait une adresse prisée tant pour les repas décontractés que pour les sorties de groupe. Bien que certains habitués notent une hausse des prix au fil du temps, la générosité des portions, la qualité des accompagnements comme les crêpes aux fruits de mer et les tteokbokkis, ainsi que la constance des saveurs fidélisent une clientèle régulière. Malgré des avis nuancés sur le niveau sonore ou le piquant de certains plats, l'établissement conserve une solide réputation en tant que lieu confortable et fiable pour profiter de repas savoureux et de boissons rafraîchissantes.
This place was already my favorite korean restaurant in Montreal for a few years now, but today, it somehow got even better. We had the sweet & spicy fried chicken, & it was downright a spiritual experience. The chicken was droused in the most delicious sauce, yet it stayed crispy for 20min while we slowly savoured it. The thigh piece took me to another dimension. With a side of tteokbokki with cheese & some somaek, if I'm even on death row, I swear will make this my last meal. I would recommend literally everything on Cocodak's menu, I love this place, & I will be back. It's not even that pricey. Thank you, & keep doing what you do
Amazing Korean fried chicken in downtown. Loved the spicy Korean fried chicken, although it was not spicy at all it was more sweet. We did ask for extra spicy but it's fine it was still really good. The breading layer was thing & the chicken was really juicy, would go again for sure. We also had the beef galbi plate from the sharing section. It was a bit pricier but worth the price. It has a lot of beef, very generous. The flavour was as expected but it was a bit too oily to my liking. Overall solid place, would go again for the fried chicken & discover something new on the menu.
I ordered a bibimbap, a seafood pancake, & sweet-spicy fried chicken.
All there were served quickly within 10 mins, & were very delicious!
The bibimbap was savory & fresh.
The seafood pancake was crunchy, not oily, the shrimp & octopus slices were perfectly cooked but tender.
The fried chicken had a leg piece, wings & breasts. All 4 pieces were crunchy, the sauce was great & not too salty, the meat was very tender on all pieces.
Everything including the free appetizers (kimchi, etc.) were perfect. My complements to the great chefs!
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Came here on a Friday around 18:30. Some patrons already eating, plenty of room still. Staff was nice, answered questions, managed an allergy to shellfish among some in our party. All pleasant to interact with. When asked How spicy is the Sweet & Spicy Chicken, the staffer answered 3/10-& that was quite accurate in hindsight. It'd be appreciated that healthier non-alcoholic drink options be offered (& not only the 2 high sugar beverages on the menu as of 2025/05/08).
I'll try to make it back again. Hope this review helps others!
Food at the restaurant is reasonably priced. I would not suggest ordering the pot (which includes ramen, tteokbokki, & fish cake) the only flavour I could taste in it was Gochujang. It was too sweet for me & my friends. I really liked their soy garlic chicken but the spicy chicken with cheese.
Cocodak is a place that has been on my list for a very long time & I'm sad to say,I was disappointed with my experience there.As an appetizer,we received a spicy cabbage salad & some radish...neither were enjoyable,it didn't feel like much effort was put into the appetizer.My second appetizer was some Sweet & Spicy Boneless chicken,which was also underwhelming,the inside of the chicken felt dry & overcooked,but as a consolation,I did enjoy the crispiness of the outside.My entree was Spicy Small Octopus With Rice,the flavouring that they added i the stir fry was delicious,but the baby octopus itself was rubbery & took a long time to chew. 2/5 The service we received was just okay.The staff catered to us when needed. 3/5 My experience at the restaurant wasn't very pleasant.For one,we were seated right near the door & each & every time someone opened the door,this rush of cold wind would brush against my legs & back.We then requested to move to a different table,this time the table was near the window & although the view of the snow falling on St Catherine was beautiful,our mesmerization wouldn't last long as the windows let cold air seep in again.Not to mention,the seating areas felt a little cramped,it's as if we were sitting at one table with other people. 1/5
This is a criminally underrated restaurant. Why did I say that? Because I few days ago, I was having a first date with someone & she recommended me this place to eat with. The moment I came to this restaurant & see the menu, my month is so watering that I can't pick which food should I take. So I picked this sweet/spicy fried chicked while my date picked a "odon-like" sea food option. I tried it (which we share), & it was month-watering fireworks. In other words- same saids to those fried chicken- it was delicious. All of it. The waiters, very nice & polite. I seriously recommend this place. If it ain't for my date, I wouldn't know this place. & I want to thank her for an awesome date. & thank you to the staff as well. 😌
Honestly korean food in Montreal is sad. Kimchi was 7-8 dollars for 200 grams whatever that spicy pork with rice was but def not bokeum :(( Tasted okay ish but would not order again, sorry 😞
Best Korean in town! I always order number17(sweet & spicy boneless chicken)on their menu. The sushi plate is not bad, I ordered the shrimp ones- but if you don't like fried shrimps I do not recommend. Also I had the bulgogi soup with sweet potato noodles( number41)to share which is so delicious. Overall the experience at this place is always satisfactory.
