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.
I have been going to Toki since it opened, & despite its various menu changes, I have never been disappointed. It's the perfect little spot to grab a meal at a reasonable price, & the service is consistently fast. The dishes are extremely tasty, & the quality truly speaks for itself. I tried their Korean chicken today, & it was phenomenal. They also offer limited-time menu items, like the Dubai chewy cookie, which was absolutely delicious.
Excellent food! 🍱 prices are fair for the amount & quality offered! The place is tiny but I think it makes the experience more enjoyable! Definitely recommend!!
Amazing Korean street food! Very cute little place 😍 must try the kim chi fries! Prices are reasonable, everything we tried was very tasty. Different experience than all the other Korean restaurants around
Small but cute restaurant. There aren't many places so you might have to take out. The food is delicious, but a little price for the quantity. The price range is between 10-20$ per dish. If you want to try a new korean spot I would still recommend this one.
Nice little spot, the food is good, I got tteokbokki with extra noodle (7.5/10) & the sweet & spicy boneless Chicken (7/10). A bit pricey for the quantity but would still recommend. :)
Place is cute but pretty pricey for the amount of food you get. The tteobokki comes with no topping, you have to add 1.99$ for fish cakes, final after-tax price is 18$ for an ok tteobokki. Water is not offered but the cashier serves it nicely in a paper cup if you ask for it.
Sep 7, 2024
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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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The food was really tasty!! Quality to price wise I would also say it's good. The store is a bit small though so you might not be able to eat in if you come at a busy time.
