This cute little Korean fusion restaurant pleasantly surprised us with both food and its stylish decor. It is a casual place that brings a bit more creativity and sophistication in the growing Korean restaurant scene in Montreal and pays attention to details.
Some classic dishes (bibimbap, japchae, etc) are similar to what other Korean restaurants would serve and were fresh and very good. The kalbi was especially tender and tasty. Some dishes stand out by their creativity: the poke was fresh and delicious with a mix of hamachi, grilled edamame beans, corn, seaweed, etc with a delicate sesame and yuzu taste; and kimchi fries are very good, like a Korean poutine.
The decor is casual but stylish with beautiful celadon plates on the walls, and even the serving plates used are of nice quality ceramic.
Even though we have only been there a few times, the friendly owner recognized us each time and even remembered what we had ordered the previous time.
Prices are slightly higher than in some other Korean restaurants but still in the casual range, and the difference in the quality justifies it. I would definitely recommend.