cramped and noisy on weekendsservice stretched thin during peak hours
CA$68/person
Best for: Date nights — dark room, shareable plates, strong cocktails · Groups of 3–4 wanting a drinks-led Korean fusion experience · Queen West bar-hopping where you want a proper meal alongside · Toronto food scene regulars looking for something beyond standard Korean BBQ
Busiest: Weekend dinner (7–10pm)
Reservations: Recommended
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Menu
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What to Order
3 dishes
Korean-inspired signature cocktails
The bar's strongest suit — expect gochugaru heat, soju bases, and fermented notes woven into well-balanced builds that feel novel without being gimmicky
Korean fried chicken
Crispy, well-seasoned fried chicken with a Korean glaze — reliably executed and one of the more cited plates on the menu
Small plates (rotating)
The kitchen runs a tight selection of Korean-inflected sharing plates — generally precise and well-seasoned, better than most cocktail bar kitchens
