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.
Very cute place for quick bunsik. I really recommend the kimchi seafood pancake, Kimari & Fried chicken. The sauce is not too thick & not overly sweet. They also have the viral Dubai chewy cookie, & seriously it was worth the hype! I ended up buying 3 more to go.
You order & pay at the register & the food will arrive shortly after. Owner was very kind & welcoming as well. Will go back again when.
It was absolutely a great experience. The fried rice cake was especially so delicious. The atmosphere of the restaurant was cute & the service was attentive & friendly. I would definitely recommend this restaurant!
Jan 31, 2026
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Very delicious Korean food in a very cute & comfortable space with a cozy atmosphere. The tteokbokki combo & the stir-fried japchae were very tasty & the brown sugar milk tea was a refreshing complement to the meal. One of my favourite restaurants in the area!
Tiny Korean restaurant with delicious food. My husband & I got the Combo 1 & Combo 2 & shared. We loved the variety & everything was tasty.
The Korean fried chicken was crispy on the outside & tender & juicy on the inside. I love that it came in 2 different flavours. The kimchi fries were phenomenal. Fries, kimchi, beef bulgogi, cheese & sauce. So rich & over the top, lol. 😅 The coleslaw was so refreshing. I wished there was more of it. The tteokbokki was soft & chewy & the sauce was amazing. Loved the gimmari, fish cake slices, dumplings, onion rings & shrimp chips. The rice cake skewers were good. They are fried so a different texture than the tteokbokki.
Adorable place & delicious food. Kimchi fries were generously topped & fried chicken was crispy. Tteokbokki has lots of options for additional toppings. Drinks were also very refreshing! If you don't want to risk not having a seat, recommend getting takeout - turnaround was very quick for people who came in to order to go.
Aug 31, 2024
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J'ai bien aimé ce petit restaurant. L'endroit est très petit, mais la nourriture est très bonne, je recommande surtout le classic stir fried rice cake! Très bon!
The food was really great, very flavourful. Especially the fried boneless chicken over rice, the worker there was really nice too. The interior its really cute too!
Toki sells itself on its atmosphere, the cutsy, K-pop, pastel pink aesthetic that allowed for it to go viral. It's strange then that the shop itself is relatively small & the seats relatively uncomfortable. No complaints because it was empty when we arrived & we sat for as long as we wanted. The portion of the fried chicken was generous for the price (fingers pointed at Nos Thes & Majesthe for their kaarage) & decent but not exceptional. I'd come back for their kimchi fries - if they'd open late, I'd definitely be here for a late night snack.
Jul 22, 2024
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very cute spot, but limited seating inside. i enjoyed everything we got. love their rosé tteokbokki, it's so flavourful & perfectly chewy & just the right amount of spice for me. also rly like their fried chicken, again good flavour & texture & not dry at all. their pork kimchi fries are pretty loaded & a good snack, but it comes with wasabi mayo on top which i wouldve been okay without. sausage & rice cake skewers also good
The place was great! I've seen lots of video online about it & wanted to go try it. We ordered both the combos & nothing was left. The rosé tteokbokki is a must try!! It was light & the rice cakes were cooked perfectly with the rosé sauce super addictive. The fried chicken was so juicy & was amazingly flavourful. The kimchi fries did not disappoint me & it goes so well together. All the dishes were good & I don't have a single complaint. I wish the restaurant was bigger but other than that I recommend it & you should try it the next time you see it.
May 12, 2024
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A small & pinky new-jeans themed place that I almost walked past, cuz its name banner wasn't that easy to spot from outside. The tables are tiny, & they don't allow food/drink from outside. Food was honestly mediocre & a bit disappointing, the sides in the combo & seaweed rolls are the smallest portion I've ever seen, fried chicken's portion aren't big either. As for the flavor of the chicken, it tastes like General Tao but just more pricy. The only item that I likes is the kimchi fries, but charging $5 extra if we only want beef in it (no pork), is halal-unfriendly & ridiculous, considering the little amount of beef in there. I would not come here again.
This place has been all over social media so we went to try. The food was mediocre. I got the fried chicken & honestly it was very disappointing. It was almost a ball of dough with a piece of chicken inside. It was very mushy with a lot of sauce to hide the lack of flavor. Service on the counter was good, server was friendly. I would not recommend it.
I have to give my honest review around this place, this restaurant was very popular on social media & was very hyped up. The food is tasty & the service is great. However the place is super tiny & can barely fit 10 people, the slightest movement can cause a disturbance to the people who are next to you. The price is okay but i feel like 10$ for 9 small pieces of fried chicken is very expensive. For the atmosphere, the decor is very cute & certainly brings light to this place. Despite its flaws, it's still worth trying, but don't set the bar too high.
