Sopoong

Sondra

5.0

We ordered the bibimbap & Dak-Galbi. Both were delicious & completely complimented one another thus we shared each of them. The chicken was marinated & cooked perfectly & was extremely tender. the Bibimbap was cooked to perfection with loads of vegetables & crispy rice lining the stone bowl. Very generous servings that also come with a bowl of miso soup, which is excellent. The only surprising thing is that there aren't people lined up outside waiting to come in. The food is so good. The atmosphere looks a little bit like a fast food joint, but don't let that deceive you. The food is cooked to perfection & is at the level of any great Korean restaurant that we've been to. We've been here four times & can't wait to try their other dishes, but we love this one so much. It's very hard for us not to choose it when we come here.

Aug 2, 2025

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Devaki

5.0

I go often with my husband or friends . We are all vegetarian & have a pretty good choice . I usually prefer the veggie bibimbap with tofu & my husband likes the veggie sundubu or pajeon ( pancake ). It's a family restaurant with mom & dad cooking & the sons serving. I feel like I'm in Korea .,they play sift Korean ballads on the speakers , which I enjoy as I watch a lot of Korean dramas ! The food is a bit pricey but the portions are big . It's also very close to where I live in Snowdon , so we can walk there .

Jul 10, 2025

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Caroline

5.0

Sopoong should be in your list if you want to try Korean restaurants in Montreal.
The size of each meal was worth the price & they were delicious.
We took the shrimp fried rice & the bibimbap but I'll definitely come back during the week for the lunch plates to try.

May 25, 2025

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Hi

4.0

Nice server, gave a drink to my baby brother. Good bulgogi & bibimbap. Great korean fried chicken

Apr 25, 2025

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Pablo

5.0

Rapport qualité-prix excellent. Menu assez varié, bon service, & mon repas était vraiment délicieux. Les dumplings & le bibimbap étaient très savoureux & frais. D'ailleurs, après des années à déguster le bibimbap, j'ai appris dans ce restaurant que le nom bibimbap vient du substantif coréen "bibim", signifiant « mélangé », & de "bap", le « riz ». Une observation intéressante, évidente une fois connue, mais qui ajoute une touche spéciale à l'expérience culinaire.

Feb 14, 2024

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